Pressure Lifts as Stocks Rally in Quiet Trading
New York reports lifted market pressure with stocks rising from fractions to over 2 points in a steady, choppy session. Rails and tobaccos led gains with Santa Fe New York Central and Union Pacific up about a point, while Coca Cola declared its regular quarterly dividend of $1.75.
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New York
Rails and Tobaccos
Santa Fe
New York Central
Union Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Delaware and Hudson
American Tele
Fastman
U. S. Steel Pre. Public Service of N. J
National Biscuit
American Tobacco B
Liggett and Myers B. General Electric
Steel Common
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse
United Aircraft
Penney
Henry Ford
Michigan
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Washington
Baltimore
Ohio
Southern
Coca Cola
Ford Financed Banks Open In Detroit Plan
Indianapolis restricts withdrawals to five percent as banks run tests. Ford and Edsel fund two New Detroit banks with combined capital of 8.25 million and names to staff, while a 78 million loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation fuels creation from First National and Guardian National assets.
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Indianapolis
Clearing House
Detroit
Ford
Edsel
First National Bank
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
First National
Guardian National
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Fords
R. F
Dr Crowell Speaks on Jesus Power to Peacock Bible Class
Dr Geo H Crowell preached at the Peacock Bible class in the absence of Dr Dred Peacock who has been indisposed. The message praised Jesus power physically morally and spiritually citing miracles and the demoniac incident urging believers to live like Christ and tell others of his deeds.
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Geo. H. Crowell
Peacock
Dréd Peacock
Dr. Crowell
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Butter and Eggs Prices for Chicago Markets
Chicago market report lists butter at 8 533 unsettled creamery specials 93 score. extras 82, firsts 88-91 at 17 1 2 to 17 . creamery receipts for eggs at 19 027 with firmer extra firsts 13 1 2 and graded firsts 13 1 4. current receipts 12 1 2.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Clearing Report on February Bank Clearings
Cincinnati reports bank clearings of 7 604 960 dollars for the day. The figure reflects activity in the local financial market as of February 27.
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Cincinnati
Sale of Land by Trustee in High Point NC
Foreclosure sale of a tract at 1003 Johnston Street High Point Guilford County North Carolina to satisfy a deed of trust by John Gurney Briggs and Hazel Harmon Briggs. Auction in front of Greensboro Court House on March 10 1933 at 2 05 P M. Terms cash.
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John Gurney Briggs
Hazel Harmon Briggs
W. A. J. Idol
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
High Point
Johnson Place
Home Investment and Improvement Company
Register of Deeds Office
N. C
Johnson Street
A. Sherrod
J. Gurney Briggs
Johnston Street
N. Y
A. J. Idol
Dred Peacock
Hebert Backs Reed Plan to Oust Roosevelt Bolters
Washington reports Senator Hebert a Republican leader endorses Senator Reed proposal to expel from the party those who bolted to Franklin D Roosevelt in 1932. The move targets party unity ahead of future campaigns.
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Washington
Hebert
R. Tr
Reed
Republican
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Home Bank and Trust Company Opens in Kansas City
The Home Bank and Trust Company, a consolidation of four Kansas City banks, opens for business. Deposits total 4.8 million dollars and assets exceed 5 million dollars.
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Kansas City
Home Bank and Trust Company
Lemons Grow Fast for South Carolina Gardener
B J Hodge of route 4 Sumter South Carolina has a lemon tree that began producing after twenty years. This year the tree yielded 33 lemons some as large as grapefruit. Hodge brought the big fruit to town showcasing the unusual harvest.
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Sumter
B. J. Hodge
Route 4
Hodge
Lloyd Bottoms Narrow Escape After Vehicular Crash
Lloyd Bottoms, 20, narrowly escaped serious injury when his Chevrolet truck was forced into a telephone pole and a plate glass window at North Main and Bay streets at 8 15 this afternoon. He escaped with only a few scratches as the pole and truck front were badly damaged. A woman driving a black Essex cut across the street causing Bottoms to swerve. she did not stop and her name is unknown.
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Lloyd Bottoms
North Main
Bay Streets
Mr. Bottoms
Pickett and McDonald Motor Company
Guilford Receives 60000 Monthly Relief Funds
The document lists county by county relief allocations with two figures per county, highlighting Guilford at 60000 in both columns. Other counties show varied amounts such as Mecklenburg 60000 and 55000, Wake 45000, Robeson 20000 and 15000, and New Hanover 33000 and 27500, reflecting widespread distribution.
Perkins Elected President Bank To Succeed Mitchell
Perkins named president of National City Bank to replace Mitchell after resigning as chairman amid Senate stock exchange probe criticism. The Boston native, Harvard graduate, has led Farmers Loan and Trust Co. before the 1929 Farmers merger, with Mitchell facing tax inquiry and disclosures on stock sales and officer loans during the 1929 crash.
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Washington
National City Bank
Senate
Stock Exchange
Perkins
Mitchell
Massachusetts
Milton
Harvard
Walter Baker and Co., Ltd
National City
Farmers Loan and Trust Co
Farmers Loan
Chelsea
Mass
Wall Street
Senate Committee of Banking and Currency
Mtchell
Internal Revenue Bureau
Justice Department
National City Company
Senate Committee
Rentschler
Ferdinand Pecora
Special deputy to protect wild fowl south of inlet
Dare county game commission official D. F. Fearing says a special deputy will be appointed soon to safeguard wild fowl along the Dare county banks south of the new inlet.
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Manteo
D. F. Fearing
Dare County
British Envoy Ronald Lindsay Holds Short Talks with Hull
Sir Ronald Lindsay the British ambassador conferred with Cordell Hull Roosevelt secretary of state for an hour and a half but remained uncommunicative as he left the meeting in Washington on February 27.
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Hull
Washington
Ronald Lindsay
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
Asheboro Man Drops Dead From Attack
Special to The Enterprise Asheboro February 27 J A Hunt 54 dropped dead from a heart attack in a grocery store while preparing to work. He collapsed after entering to warm up. Survived by his wife Flora Davis and five children Amos Susan James Mrs Moldeta Saunders and Leola. a brother Jason Hunt of Asheboro also survives.
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Asheboro
J. A. Hunt
Flora Davis
Marrage
Amos
Susan
James
Moldéta Saunders
Leola Hunt
Jason Hunt
Durham Mills Win Hosiery Contract Shipment Details
Durham Mills receives Marine Corps orders for more than 30 000 dozen socks to supply 100 machines for five to six months. Austin H Carr, president, says the contract covers 12 250 dozen cotton socks at 4 88 cents per pair and 18 500 dozen woolen socks at 10 69 per pair.
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Durham
Marine Corps
Philadelphia
Austin H. Carr
Be Happiness Through Faith, Says First Methodist Protestant Minister
The Rev. R. I. Farmer of the First Methodist Protestant church wrapped up a sermon on happiness with a focus on Beliefs Making For Happiness. He urged belief as central to Christian joy tied to love for Jesus Christ and faith in God. He cited trials and divine refinement like gold through crucibles, noting Job and Marie Antoinette as examples of suffering leading to refinement. The talk urged fearless life views, knowledge of nature’s laws, and cooperation with God to enlarge life and true happiness.
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Peter
Jesus Christ
R. I. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
God
Jesus
Nicodemus
Philip
Thomas
Alice Freeman Palmer
Christ
Marie Antoinette
Job
Christianity as a call to heroic adventure, not comfort
Rev. G. Ray Jordan preached at Wesley Memorial church on A Comfortable Christianity arguing that true faith challenges believers to heroism. He urged that religion should mobilize courage, sacrifice, and action rather than promise ease or a soft heaven, calling Christians to noble living and pioneering service.
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G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
Mr. Jordan
Jesus
Christ
Soul Refining Shown In Job Sermon At Reformed Church
Sunday at 11 Rev W R Shaffer preached on A Soul Refined citing Job’s prosperity fidelity and suffering. He described ancient gold refining with crushing grinding and crucible heating to illustrate spiritual purification and enduring faith. He urged believers that refined souls endure trials to emerge pure like gold.
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W. R. Shaffer
The
Reformed Church
Job
Christ Jesus as Lesson-Sermon Topic in Science Churches
In all Christ Scientist churches on Sunday February 26 the Lesson-Sermon centered on Christ Jesus with the Golden Text from Hebrews 1 1 2 and cited 1 Timothy 3 5. It quotes Mary Baker Eddy on Jesus as mediator between Spirit and flesh and the path to divine science and salvation.
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Christ Jesus
Churches of Christ
God
Christ Jeans
Mary Baker Holdy
Jesus
Christ
Last Rites Held for John E Kirkman
Funeral services for John E. Kirkman father of Robert Kirkman of this city were held at 11 a.m. yesterday at Moriah Methodist Protestant church. He died at his home six miles southeast of Greensboro after several years illness. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Surviving: widow Martha Allred, sons W. H. Kirkman of Goldsboro and A. E. B. Kirkman of Morganton, sister Mrs J L McLean of Guilford County.
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John E. Kirkman
Robert Kirkman
Greensboro
Moriah
Martha Allred
W. H. Kirkman
Goldsboro
A. E B. Kirkman
Morganton
J. L. McLean
Guilford County
Mrs Myrtle Carter Laid To Final Rest
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Myrtle Carter aged 30 at Pilgrim Holiness church with Rev C L Ruth and Rev Geo T Tunstall officiating. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by husband J B Carter, son C B Carter Jr, five daughters, sister Josie Eller, father J B Simmons, step mother Minnie Dunn Simmons, and several half siblings.
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Myrtle Carter
Guilford Sanatorium
Pilgrim Holiness Church
C. L. Ruth
Geo. T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
Oakwood
Messrs
F. L. McDaniel
C. B. Vernon
J. M. Howard
J. A. Ballard
Norman McDonald
F. H. Hancock
Mesdames Z. C. Dorsett
B. B. Melton
T.S. Clayton
Marvin Rich
C. D. McNeil
Jesus
J. B. Simmons, Jr
Bertie
Helen
Alice
Edna
Madge
Patricia Ann Simmons
Candor
Mattie Beck
High Point
Respected Colored Woman Passes Here
Emily Ashe a well known colored woman died yesterday at 12:30 pm at her daughter Nannie Boyd's home 232 Reed Street Born in Guilford county about 83 years ago she spent her life in the county Survived by four children William Ashe Roanoke Mollie Williams and Nannie Boyd
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Emily Ashe
Nannie Boyd
Reed Street
Guilford County
William Ashe
New York
Mollie Williams
Roanoke
Council Urges Renaissance for South’s Economic Recovery
The Southeastern Council met in Atlanta to urge an agricultural revival paired with humanitarianism and religion. Speakers including Dr. John J. Tigert warned against materialism and urged protecting school funding while stressing agriculture’s role in national welfare and a cross‑disciplinary push with science and faith.
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Atlanta
Southeastern Council
John J. Tigert
University of Florida
South
University of North Carolina
Walter J. Matherly
School of Commerce
Hugh MacRae
Wilmington
N. C
Funeral service set for Pomona man and kin at Zion Hill church
Alec Ashe of Pomona and Henry Pettiford of this city are named in a notice with two grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. The funeral will be tomorrow at 2 PM from Zion Hill Methodist church near Friendship with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Ashe
Pomona
Henry Pettiford
Zion Hill Methodist Church
Friendship
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Bete Eastman ‘Kodak
el Auto
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Tex
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Gillette
Goodrich
Goodyear
Houston
Monty Ward
North Amer
Western Union
Eave Woolworth
Auburn Auto
Peacock Bible Class
Chicago Grain
Low Close P.C
Kansas City Bank
Community Exchange
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Davie
Ham
Edgecombe
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham
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Halifax
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Henderson
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Hoke
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Tredell
Jackson
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Macon
Madison
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McDowell
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Onslow
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Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham
Rowan
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Sampson
Scotland
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Stokes
Surry On
Swain
Rane
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
President Bank
Durham Mills
Wesley Mpmortal
Oakwood Cemetery
Randolph Street
City Loans Inc
N. Main St
Tytex Rose Nurseries
Tyler
Texas
Chas
D. Stewart
Edenton
Eastman Autographic
Aijo Kodak
Enterprise Office
Main St
Pat Brown, Inc
Washington Street
POR Sale
Ijge —, A Products Co
Greensa
South Main
Howell St
E. A. Downey
Willowbrook
Woodrow Ave
Phonie
Woodrow Avenue
Lindsay
Itehener’s
Monthieu Ave
Siederum
Pieme
Fepmees
Cottaces
Pope St
Hicks Street
N. McCrary
Brown
Ford Coach
Washington St
Blair
Cummingsee Batteries
Cummings Electro-Chemical CO
West Green
Pranklin CO
Eaceneel
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Bencini Street
Thurston
Chrysler
Methodist Protestant Church
North Wrenn and
Richardson Streets
Union Mattress Co
Green St
Hicks St
Boulevard St
Franklin Street
North Kamillen St
Rayton Ooms
Dayton eRee Eee
E. Lexington Ave
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