Bull leaders push stock advances amid two day market halt
In a brief NY session the market rose as traders halted for a two day shutdown to curb bullish enthusiasm. American Can led gains above the year high, Air Reduction Allied Chemical and Auburn Auto climbed, while utilities strengthened and rails advanced after a slow week. Transactions totaled about 2.4 million shares.
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Associated Press Financial
New York
Itay
American Can
Air Reduction
Allied Chemical
Auburn Auto
S. Industrial Alcohol
Gulf States Steel
American Chain
Panthers At Wilson To Meet Atlantic Christian Tonight
High Point's Purple Panthers travel to Wilson for a Little Seven clash with Atlantic Christian tonight. They beat Atlantic Christian 29 17 here last Saturday and aim to repeat. Next week Guilford visits Monday and Lenoir Rhyne comes Wednesday for the finale.
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Panthers
Wilson
Atlantic Christian
High Point
Atlantic Christian College
Christians
Julian Beall
Guilford
Lenoir Rhyne
Rum Runner Shot After Encounter With Policeman
Grady Batts thirty, an alleged rum runner, was shot and seriously wounded in Wilson after a half hour pursuit by officers seeking to arrest him for whiskey transportation. Policeman R L Gay said he fired when Batts advanced with a knife. Detectives Lucas and Pittman had earlier seized eighteen gallons of whiskey but Batts escaped by pinning Pittman.
Oak Hill Friends Service Announced by North Carolina Meeting
Rev. L. W. McFarland, superintendent of the North Carolina Yearly Meeting, will preach at the 11 o'clock morning service at Oak Hill Friends Church tomorrow.
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Oak Hill Friends
L. W. McFarland
North Carolina Yearly Meeting
Oak Hill Friends Church
Monarchs Host at Dinner and Dance
Members of the High Point Monarch club hosted their sixth annual Ladies Night at the Sheraton hotel ballroom from 7 to 12:30. President A C Cecil presided as toastmaster. Jimmy Garner and his orchestra provided music for dinner and dancing. Over 75 guests attended including civic club representatives T A Sykes Rotary Roy J Spearman Kiwanis W B Hail Civitan A J Koonce Lions and John T Moffitt American Business. A post dinner speech by Rev T A Sykes preceded committee entertainment and prize draws with roses and favors for guests.
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High Point Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
A. C. Cecil
Jimmy Garner
Kiwanis
W. B. Hail
Civitan
A. J. Koonce
Lions
John T. Moffitt
American Business
Mr. Sykes
Death of G W Payne 61 Pneumonia At English Street
G W Payne died at 1 10 am at 1412 English street after a pneumonia illness. Born March 23 1870 in Davidson county he spent most of his life in the city and served as watchman at the Southern Railway crossing. Survived by widow Eliza beth Peace son Willie L Payne two grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral at English Street M P church Sunday at 2 pm with Junior Order graveside at Pleasant Grove cemetery.
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English Street
Davidson County
Joseph and
Mary Clinard Payne
Taylor Street
Southern Railway Company
M. P. Church
Guilford
George L. Reynolds
Edw
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Mrs Keziah Guyer Dies At 74 In High Point
Mrs Keziah C Guyer age 74 wife of W W Guyer died at her home High Point route one shortly after 11 this morning after several days of heart trouble. Born August 28 1856 in Guilford county she lived here all her life. Married January 28 1879 to W W Guyer she is survived by three sons J W Guyer H D Guyer of High Point route 1 W N Guyer of Martinsville VA. three daughters Mrs W P Jester of High Point Mrs W B Durham of Wilmington and Mrs J C Crawford of Greensboro. one sister Mrs H M Sechrest of High Point. one brother F W Welch of High Point. twenty two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral plans not yet complete but services expected Monday.
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Keziah C. Guyer
W. W. Guyer
High Point
Guyer
Guilford County
William and
Elizabeth Welborn Welch
J. W. Guyer
H. D. Guyer
W. N.guyer
Martinsville
W. P. Jester
W. B. Durham
Wilmington
J. C. Crawford
Greensboro
H. M. Sechrest
F. W. Welch
State Transfers to Sixth District Naval Region
Washington February 21 The Navy announced North Carolina excluding the Albemarle Sound area and extending to Virginia was moved from the fifth to the sixth naval district headquartered at Charleston South Carolina The transfer follows recommendations from the joint army and navy board to speed joint planning and action between the departments Corrected district boundaries and coordination aims were cited by the Navy department.
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Washington
North Carolina
Albemaine
Rutherfordton Man Receives Sentence in Federal Case
Detroit Feb 21 John Wilton Flack 20 said his father is the general in pendent of the Grace Cottonass at Rutherfordton N C sentenced to 18 months in Leavenworth Kansas federal prison for stealing an automobile and driving to Tol from North Carolina to follow friends.
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Detroit
Mich
John Wilton Flack
Grace Cottonass
Rutherfordton
N. C
Leavenworth
Kans
Tol
North Carolina
Muscle Shoals Legislation Moves to Senate Action
Washington, Feb. 21 The Muscle Shoals legislation approved by the House faces the Senate with expectations of quick action. Supporters predict favorable handling from Senator Norris and others, while White House reception remains uncertain. The measure would place Shoals power under government operation with transmission lines built to serve nearby municipalities and a government corporation to oversee the project.
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Washington
Muscle Shoals
House
Senate
Norris
White House
Hodover
Capitol Hill
Cover Creek
Tennessee
Hastings Case Gets Dismissal in Asheville
In Asheville the Hastings murder case against EB. B. Hastings was nolle pressed at the request of solicitor Zeb V. Nettles after reviewing State witnesses. Hastings, tied to a Winston-Salem family and formerly a baseball figure, had been held on a $5,000 bond since the shooting of W. H. Zindel, who died from a room- of- Ashe- ville gunfire incident.
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Asheville
EB. B. Hastings
Winston- Salem
W. H. Zindel
Zeb V. Nettles
Zindel
Hastings
Winston-Salem Baseball
Preacher to Speak at Cherry Street Church Tomorrow
Professor C. R. Saulter from Bennett College for Women will preach at Cherry Street Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning. The public is cordially invited.
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Cherry St
C. R. Saulter
Bennett College For Women
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
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