Ketchum Addresses Rotary on Air Mail Service
Greensboro chamber of commerce manager Charles M. Ketchum spoke to the local Rotary club about the air mail system’s formation and growth. He urged reestablishment of the southern line under private ownership, lauded Army support, and cited rate declines from 1.09 to an expected 38 cents per mile, noting 99.86 percent on time for South American routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Ketchum
Chamber of Commerce of
Greensboro
Ketchum
New York-Atlanta
Southern Line
National Food Store Break-In Reported in City
The National Food Store at West Green and Oak streets was entered last night and sugar cigarettes tobacco and candy were taken. Police received the report shortly after midnight and an investigation is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Green
Oak Streets
Schoolmasters Hear Addresses In Greensboro Dinner Meeting
Superintendent A W Honeycutt of the Lexington school system and Dr James E B Hillman of the state department of education addressed the Schoolmasters club of the Northwestern district at a Greensboro Women’s College cafeteria dinner. Hillman outlined a two year curriculum revision plan and said a survey of higher learning institutions would help shape the most adaptable curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W., Honeycutt
Lexington
James EB. Hillman
State Department of Education
Schoolmasters Club
Northwestern
Woman's College
Greensboro
Hillman
Central Revision Committee
Local Drum Corps Will Meet Tonight
The drum and bugle corps of Andrew Jackson post No 7 American Legion will meet at the Legion hall on North Wrenn street tonight at 7 30 oclock. All members are urged to be present at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drum and Bugle
Andrew Jackson Post No.7
American Legion
Legion Hall
North Wrenn Street
School Leaders Review Curriculum and Standards
Mr. Honeycutt outlined key educational issues including curriculum revision and teaching standards. About 100 members attended the meeting. The next club gathering is set for March 28 at Sedgefield Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeycutt
Sedgefield Manor
Mooney Laid To Final Rest In Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral services for 66 year old Y D Mooney at his home 2333 English Street were led by Rev Hoyle L Love and Rev Lee W Burrus with songs including Jesus Lover of My Soul and Rock of Ages. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery with Trophy Council No 29 Jr O U A M in charge and pallbearers from council members. Flower arrangements were coordinated by several local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Mooney
English Street
Hoyle l L. Love
West End
Trophy Council No. 29
N. P. Hedrick
E. T. Gregory
W. O. Younger
G. B. Fowler
C. S. Bennett
W. E. Crissman
Flowera
W. E. Brittain
C. D. Howard
C. W. Combs
C. C. Jackson
J. R. Freeman
M. BE. Huskins
W. M. Epps
Melvina Hall
Azalia Smith
Edna Freeman
Grace Davis
Central Friends To Observe Father and Son Day
Central Friends church will hold Father and Son Day on Sunday with Bible school, morning worship, and a 11 o clock sermon by Rev. Tom A. Sykes on Dads and Their Boys. A 6 30 supper with speaker Dr. Howard Rondthaler will follow, combined with the evening service. Music by a Home Moravian double quartet. Tickets required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
Howard BE. Rondthaler
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Local Men Attend Charlotte Meeting To Inspect Line
Shaw Distributing company held its annual convention in Charlotte with local Household Alliance Co. representatives C. B. Blackburn H. M. Brandon and Joe Parks present. They inspected the new radio and refrigerator line to be distributed and sold exclusively in High Point through Household Appliance Co. A public announcement will appear in The Enterprise Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw Distributing Company
Charlotte
C. B. Blackburn
H. M. Brandon
Joe Parks
Household Alliance Co
Shaw Company
High Point
Household Appliance Co
Enterprise
Alumni Meet Invites Greensboro Chapter Honors Snavely
Carolina alumni in Greensboro are invited to a 7:00 p m dinner at the King Cotton hotel with the Greensboro chapter to honor Coach Carl G Snavely and Maxwell Reed plus Charles T Woolen comptroller of the Greater University of North Carolina The university will be represented by Robert A Ferver J Marion Saunders and Felix A Grissette Judge E Earl Rives extends the invitation and Snavely will give the main address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Alumni Association
Carl G. Snavely
Maxwell Reed
Charles T. Woolen
King Cotton Hotel
University
Robert A. Ferver
Athetics
J. Maryon Saunders
Felix A
Mrs Fannie Blount Laid To Last Rest
Funeral services for Mrs Fannie Lou Blount wife of B H Blount of 804 Wall Street were held at 8 oclock yesterday afternoon at the Tabernacle Union Hall Va Rev Mr Hunt officiating Interment followed in the family burying ground Pallbearers included Berkley Newbell Parker Newbell BE M Terry Sam Burger Thomas Burger and George Burger Flowers were cared for by Doris Newbell Nannie Belle Blount Belle Robertson Virgie Burger Wilma Burger Lola Newbell Iva Kinglish Josephine Poindexler and Gladys Witcher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Lou Blount
B. H. Blount
Wall Street
Fairview P T A Hosts Brunswick Stew Supper and Plays
The Fairview school P T A sponsors a Brunswick stew supper in the school auditorium at 8 pm. Before the supper the grade seven play Ethiopia At the Bar of Justice will be repeated during Negro History Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Fairview School
Ethiopia
Bar of Justice
Dunbar-Harrison
Lawmakers' Barrage Greets Pickett as He Takes Stand
Lawyers press Pickett in a long bank fraud hearing detailing loans, dividends, and asset valuations at Commercial National. Testimony covers examiner reports, director awareness, and warnings from Deputy Comptroller Awalt about precarious bank conditions before its closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett
R. R. Ragan
Cox and Rucker
D. R. Wood
Cox
Commercial National Bank
High Point
C. F. Tomlinson
Mr. Awalt
Plaintiff
Russell Robinson
Awalt
Washington
Tonmilinson
Robinson
Hope of Widening English To Main Rests On Project
A city report notes 11 of 88 landholders opposing the English street widening from College to Main. If opposition yields, the plan may proceed within days. The city council urged completing the widening and warned federal funds could hinge on local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singlish Street
College
Main Streets
Bank examiner flags large interlocked loans linked to Ragan
The examiner details a $2,150,711.65 exposure tied to directors and their interests, with Director R. R. Ragan responsible for $1,331,895 in loans backed largely by his endorsements and real estate. The report warns of unsatisfactory conditions from repeated large capital loans and risk of loss as control passes from bank to borrowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Ragan
Ragan
Bank Examiners Letter Reveals Hidden Losses And Directors’ Liability
Testimony outlines letters from Awalt and other examiners urging charging off losses shown in January 21 report. Directors were pressed to review the examination and report whether losses were written off, warning that publishing untrue condition reports could expose directors to liability. Tomlinson denies prior knowledge of the letters and claims examiners offered no personal criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson
Cox
Robinson
Awalt
R. R. Ragan
Board of Directors
The
Commercial National Bank
National Bank
I. I. Charpening
F. G. Awalt
Comptroller’s Office
Federal Banking Department
High Point Social News Notes On Illness and Travel
Friends report Mrs. Lawrence Han cock very ill at Hillcrest drive after an influenza attack. Mrs. Blanche Armfield Pickens is a patient at Guilford General Hospital. Billy Rosa Sprinkle is recovering from measles. Mrs. J Karl Weaver shows satisfactory improvement post operation at Burrus Memorial hospital. High Point party sails tomorrow on Mauretania for a West Indian cruise joining Miss Margaret Copeland in New York prior to departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hancock
Hillcrest Drive
Blanche Armfield Pickens
Guilford Generalospital
Billy Rosa Sprinkle
T. C. Sprinkle
Park Street
J. Karl Weaver
Fairefield Road
Burrus Memorial Hospital
High Point
Frank Wineskie
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Ben Cooper
Fred Slane
Statesville
N. C
New York City
New York
Margaret Copeland
Winston
City
Death of A A Elder Father of Mrs Tull
Word reached here of the death of A A Elder father of Mrs W H Tull of Thurston Street at his Bel Alton Maryland home last night. Mrs Tull was summoned two weeks ago by his illness and has remained with him. Funeral services will be held at the Bel Alton home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Elder
W. H. Tull
Thurston Street
Bel Alton
Don’t Trifle With Coughs and Colds Ad by Creomulsion
Ad copy promotes Creomulsion claiming seven benefits in one product for coughs and colds. It emphasizes safety with no narcotics and offers a money back refund if relief isn’t achieved. Mentions druggist authorization and on-the-spot refund.
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AIR
National Food Store
James E. Hillman
A. W. Honeycutt
Sears Hillsy
Axminster
Way Studio Oitch
Walnut
SEARS
Vion
Swan Enamelware
Maid of Honor
Cord
Sears, Roebuck and Co
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
Y. D. Mooney
Rinal Rest
Oakwood Cemetery
Carolina
Colored News
Fairview School News
Fairview
Leonard
Leonard Street
William Penn High School
FORD
Fred Waring
Frank Buck
Columbia
WBT
WBIG
Goodyear Pathfinder
Kiatt Tire Company
West High
G. G. Chappell
Spencer
Edwin Chaptele
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