Outlook Bright For Southern Furniture Market Opening
The January Southern furniture market opens Monday in the Exposition building with all spaces sold and twenty new exhibitors. Paul W. Casey predicts strong attendance from buyers nationwide, while J. T. Ryan notes expected 1934 improvements and a shift toward modern yet conservative designs. The show features a major floor covering display and new exhibitors from multiple states, highlighting a robust post code stabilization and evolving trends.
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Paul W. Casey
Southern Furniture Exposition
Mr. Casey
J. T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Ryan
Grand Apids
Chicago
New York
Gastonia
N. C
Hoosier Manufacturing Co
New Castle
Ind
Mascott Stove Co
Chattanooga
Elwood
the Simmons Co
Atlanta, Ga
Stoneville Furniture Co
Stoneville
United Stave Co
Ypsilanti, Mich
Williams Furniture Co
Richmond
Wrenn-Columbia Furniture Co
High Point
Eye Clinic to Screen Junior High Students This Week
A county wide vision screening initiative begins in the Junior High, with Miss Veigh Hutchinson guiding tests in each room assisted by teachers. Students needing further care will be sent to specialists. glasses only on parent orders after reports are issued. Doctors J W Austin O B Bonner and M A Lackey support the clinic.
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Veigh Hutchinson
J. W. Austin
O. B. Bonner
M. A. Lackey
Lackey
Chapel
Calf Is Christened Antarcticia Iceberg In South Pole Tale
North Carolina's second Byrd expedition representative gains a unique name for a 75 pound calf born last week to Nira the Polar Guernsey from Thurmond Chatham's Klondike farm. Word of the birth and christening reached yesterday with Paramount camera crews in attendance.
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North Carolina
Nira
Thurmond Chatham
Klondike
Elkin
Paramount
Davis Milling Company
Practical Plan of Hospitalization Promoted by Burrus Memorial
The Burrus Memorial Hospital Association promotes a hospitalization plan offering 21 days per year of free hospital service with select exceptions. The program, termed The Practical Plan of Hospitalization, includes room, surgery, nursing, medicines, and lab work for up to 31 days annually, with a 26 percent discount after 21 days. Offices open tomorrow at 507 Wachovia Bank Building.
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Burrus Memorial Hospital Association
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Wachovia Bank
Pennsylvania State Bonus Announced for Ex Soldiers
The state bonus for Pennsylvania veterans will begin March 1. Harry Polly Snyder announced that eligible ex soldiers with Pennsylvania residence at enlistment and who served in World War I, the Spanish-American War, the Guam, Boxer, or Philippine expeditions may receive up to 200. For details contact Mr. Snyder at the Princess Cafe.
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Pennsylvania
Harry Polly Snyder
Pennslvania
Guam
Philip Spine
Mr. Snyder
Princess Cafe
No Racketerring On Home Loans 10 Be Tolorated
Salisbury reports Home Owners' Loan Corporation pledges to aid only distressed homeowners. State manager Alan B. O'Neal says aid is denied when refinancing is sought without distress, while foreclosure cases in real distress may be saved by exchanging mortgages for HO L C bonds. He notes broad cooperation from mortgage firms and individuals.
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Salisbury
Jan
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Alan
O’neal
O'Neal
Whcch
Grady A Charles Missing From Winston-Salem Area
Grady A Charles seven teen of Winston Salem has been missing since December 26 police were alerted. He was last seen in Thomasville wearing a dark suit blue shirt and gray hat. Anyone with information should contact Mrs Alice Charles 209 Gloria Avenue Winston Salem or call 6607 in Greensboro or notify the Greensboro or Winston Salem police departments.
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Grady A. Charles
Winston-Salem
Charles
Thomasville
Alice Charles
Gloria Avenue
Greensboro
1047 Persons At Work On Civil Works Projects In High Point
A Civil Works Administration report shows 1,074 workers on CWA and CWAS projects in High Point as of January 4, with total payrolls from November 20 to January 4 amounting to 81 871 07 dollars. Largest crews are 434 at Jamestown lake project and 207 at Blair Park.
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CWA
CWAS
High Point
Civil Works Administration
Avyse* suseYvrst Gyve Oye Evnee Wweing
City Lake
Jamestown
Blair Park
United States Public Health Service
South Main Street
Springdale Avenue
Organization Of New Emerywood Country Club Set For Meeting
The Emerywood Country Club plans a Monday night meeting to officially form the new operating body. I. Paul Ingle says over 125 members have signed to join and all signers must attend to elect officers and shape policies. Lynn Trout, appointed secretary and clubhouse head, leads the signing drive through Monday.
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Emerywood Country Club
I. Paul Ingle
Ingle
Lynn Trout
Slot Machines Banished In High Point After Judge Suspension
Judge Lewis E Teague suspended judgment on J D Lawing and R Byrd after ordering removal of their slot machines from High Point and forbidding future operation. Whiffle boards were also ordered removed. Cases against local store operators remain pending for February jury term. Authorities had confiscated over thirty machines during the crackdown.
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High Point
Lewis E. Teague
J. D. Lawing
R. Byrd
J. R. Rhodes
J. F. Ledbeyter
EB. H. Hege
Rally to organize local Girl Scout troop 10
A rally for 35 girls and supporters to form a local troop under Guilford County Girl Scout council is set for Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the Boy Scout hut on Farriss avenue. Miss Mary Lee Underwood leading efforts aims to enable merit badge testing and council camp access via official affiliation.
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Guilford County
Greensboro
Douglas H. Long
High Point
Modifications Sought for Hotel Code to Aid Operators
R K Young of the Elwood Hotel says NRA authorities are expected to approve modified hotel code provisions after refusals on six prior codes. The changes aim to allow executives to work seven days a week without extra staff and to let hotel dining rooms serve three meals daily without adding staff, reflecting two main plans in use American and European.
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Washington
NRA
R. K. Young
Elwood
Young
Junior Order to Install New Officials in Guilford
Guilford council No. 238 Jr O U A M will hold a public installation of officers next Friday at 7 30 p m with B S Siske state counselor of the order from Pleasant Garden expected to attend The district deputy H C Royals of Trinity and other state officials will be present Two new members P H Hutchens and Curtis Crawford were welcomed at the Friday meeting
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Guilford Council No. 238
B. S. Siske
Pleasant Garden
H. C. Royals
Trinity
P. H. Hutchens
Curtis Crawford
Fire Loss for 1933 In High Point Falls to 78831
Fire Chief E. K. Ingram reports to the National Board of Fire Underwriters that High Point’s 1933 fire loss totaled 78831, down from 238767 in 1932. Buildings incurred 36922 in losses with 41909 for contents, almost all insured.
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Ingram
National Board
E. K. Ingram
National Board of Fire Underwriters
North Carolina artists to receive Public Works of Art Projects assignments
The Public Works of Art Projects will soon assign ten artworks with early work expected. Louis Voorhees, state director, heads a committee including John J. Blair Adelaide Fries and Frank P. Graham to select subject matter and approve artists from North Carolina lists. Artists must present samples for review before acceptance.
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North Carolina
Louis Voorhees
Voorhees
John J. Blair
High Point
Raleigh
Adelaide Fries
Winston-Salem
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Chamber of Commerce
Bath
Edenton
Junior Stewards Welcome Pastor at Wesley Memorial
The Junior Board of Stewards of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church will host an oyster supper for Dr. W A Lambeth the new minister at the church basement Monday at 6 30 pm Invitations were issued to all 650 board members The welcome address will be by Charlie W McAnally and Dr Lamb will give a new address The event closes at eight o clock with dinner by the Woman's Auxiliary
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
W. A. Lambeth
Charlies W. McAnally
T. R. Zimmerman
Many Names Figuring In County Political Lineup Speculation
With the primary five months away speculation swirls over the county as potential candidates for the Democratic nominations emerge. party lines form as names circulate around the upcoming off year campaign.
Hancock Reports Improved Paints and Glass Sales
L H Hancock, Pittsburgh Plate Glass local manager, said sales of paints and glass in the territory rose from May through early winter with expectations of higher volumes ahead. He noted advertising supports gains and contrasted this year’s optimism with the downturn a year ago during a new administration’s spring start.
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L. H. Hancock
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Atlanta
Hancock
Standard Statistics Company of
New York
New York Albany Named After Baby Stuart Duke
The article notes New York and Albany were named for Baby Stuart the Duke of York and Albany who later ascended as James II. The connection ties the two cities to the royal title during Stuart era.
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New York and Albany
Baby Stuart
Duke of York and
Albany
James II
Ancient roots of the word academy linked to Plato
The term academy traces to ancient times when Plato lectured in a grove owned by Academus, a namesake linked to the school’s origins.
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Plato
Academus
Jordan Montana Spared 90 Miles From Rail Line
Jordan, county seat of Sarfield county, Montana, lies 90 miles from a railway, impacting regional transport plans and access. The fact concerns residents and local officials evaluating infrastructure options and economic effects.
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Jordan
Sarfield County
Montana
Progress on City Park project advances rapidly
Jamestown CWA project No. 23037 reports swift progress at the municipal park. Play field is 80 percent done behind the bath house and can serve baseball and parking needs. Amphitheater 40 percent complete with a 90 by 60 foot stage and 10 thousand capacity. Tennis courts 70 percent, swimming pool excavation 38 percent with a cross shaped design and varied depths for separate activities. Seven groups of workers use wheelbarrows trucks and railroad cars to move dirt as two tracks and 12 cars are in use.
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Jamestown
Bath House
Certificates of Compliance Named for Local Firms
The President’s Reompt Agreement lists the firms named yesterday including Woodall & all plasterers Setzer Cash iery High Point Nursery K. Austin nursery and Food Store, in connection with the fire at Postmaster 0. R.
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Woodall & All
Setzer Cashiery
High Point Nursery
K. Austin
Bruce Craven to Lead New Year Class on Self Reliance
Major Bruce Craven, noted as Peacock Bible teacher, will conduct the New Year class at 9 45 this morning. He will present the subject Whether It Makes or You Depends on You, focusing on personal responsibility and self reliance.
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Bruce Craven
Peacock Bible
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