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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1932

Page

16

Postoffice Site Dispute Not Delaying Construction

Washington January 8 officials said protests over the High Point postoffice site on Green street will not force changes to building plans or delay construction. The site may be faced on South Main street by simply reversing excavation plat, if allowed by the architect. Officials to review High Point council request before action.

Washington High Point Postoffice Green Street Supervising Architect Treasury Main‘ Street High Point High Point Council

High Point Records First Big Rain of New Year

High Point saw its first substantial rainfall of the year after a dry spell. The downpour began yesterday morning, paused, then resumed last night and persisted into this afternoon, with warmer temperatures noted after several days. It is noted that a beech tree can drink about 80 quarts of water daily.

High Point

Ice Cream Makers Plan North Carolina Convention Program

Prominent dairymen ice cream manufacturers and supply firms will speak at the North Carolina Ice Cream Manufacturers annual two day session. E J Mather of Southern Dairies Washington will open with Competitive Cooperation. L P Dickie of the US Chamber will close with There Is No Independence In Business Today.

North Carolina J. R. Willis E. J. Mather Southern Dairies Washington, D. C L. P. Dickie Southern Division United States Chamber of Commerce Sheraton Hotel Elwood J. Elwood Cox Sheraton Willis Association Mr. Willis T. C. Reed Greensboro A. E. Dixon Fayetteville J. G. Baldwin Dirham E. L. White Wilmington I. A. Corning Hamlet George L. H. White Raleigh

Clifton joins Rose Furniture on English Street

P A Clifton formerly with Clifton Furniture Exchange has joined Rose Furniture on English Street. He invites friends to visit his new place of business.

P. A. Clifton Clifton Furniture Exchange Rose Furniture Company English Street Clifton

Cancer Prevalence Higher in British Origin Families in U S

A study finds cancer rates higher among families of British ancestry in the United States compared with those of Italian origin. Researchers analyze lineage data and regional cancer incidence to compare genetic and environmental factors across these groups.

United States

Outlook Hopeful Says Commercial Bank Officials

Commercial National Bank officials described the situation as hopeful while continuing to operate on new accounts. Deposits near 60 000 yesterday and today show faith in plans to pay depositors in full once a satisfactory arrangement is reached. The bank froze withdrawals at close of business January 6 to protect loyal depositors as directors work toward a repayment plan, with assets reported over two million dollars above deposits.

Commercial National Bank Today J. Elwood Cox Commercial National Bank High Point

District Kiwanis Representatives Meet Here To Discuss Year's Work

Kiwanis club guests from seven cities meet at the Elwood hotel for a noon luncheon. District Lt. Gov. L C Matton called the session to plan activities for the new year, with thirteen reps attending. Dr A B Conrad spoke on They Do Not Mean What They Say, warning against idle rumors. P B Lindley inaugurated as president. music by L L Stookey and Dan W Smith. Representing Salis bury Greensboro Elkin Winston Salem Wilkesboro Mount Airy High Point.

Elwood L. C. Matton A. B. Conrad First Baptist Church P. B. Lindley L. L. Stookey Dan W. Smith A. E. Tate Mount Airy L. B. Pendergraph C. M. Whitlock High Point P. E. Lindley W. J. Fraley

Jordan Addresses Young Men of City At Supper Meeting

At a supper meeting Jordan urged local young men to face facts, endure hardship, and develop resilience. He stressed honesty, discipline, and accountability as essential traits for success and civic responsibility.

Jordan

Faith in a power higher than man challenge to youth

Rev. G Ray Jordan pastor of Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal church addressed the Y s Men s club at the Y W C A supper meeting. Fielding Kearns provided piano selections. Next week’s meeting will be High Point College Night with Dr G I Humphreys president delivering the principal address and the college glee club performing.

G. Ray Jordan Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Fielding Kearns High Point College G. I. Humphreys

Asheville Post Office Razed For Reuse At Elida Summer School

The old Asheville post office building will be razed and salvaged materials re-erected near Elida Orphanage for use as a summer school building by Columbia Bible College in North Carolina.

Asheville Elida Columbia N. C

Trio of Bandits Identified in Charlotte Robbery Case

Guy Northcott, wrongfully identified in a Kennedy filling station holdup, was released after Otha Shoaf identified three men in Charlotte as the same bandits who attacked his shop. The suspects are T. J. Stracke, S Berge alias E R Cole, and EB A Kelly, who allegedly fled toward Asheville after looting watches cash narcotics.

Guy Northcott Kennedy Thomasville Davidson County Otha Shoaf Charlotte Tate's Northcott Shoat T. J. Stracke Laurelton N. Y Berge E. R. Cole EB. A. Kelly Here Yates Asheville

Hut Permit Granted for Wesley Memorial Boy Scouts

The office of city permit clerk A. B. Horney issued a $500 permit for erecting a Boy Scout hut for Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church. The hut at East Farris and Madison avenues was completed last month, with the permit granted now.

A. B. Horney Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church East Farris and Madison Avenues

Carraway Plans New York City Visit for Bonus Question Sentiment

Bruce H. Carraway will depart tonight for New York City to attend to business and will stop in Washington on the way to gauge sentiment on the bonus question. He plans to return likely next Tuesday.

Bruce H. Carraway New York City Mr. Carraway Washington

Weather Sparks Unseasonal Ironweed Bloom in Big Laurel

In Big Laurel Virginia maps show early leafing as ironweed blankets a field with white blossoms that normally appear in July indicating an unusual springtime bloom due to the weather.

Big Laurel

High Point Underwriters Exhibit Window Display

The Members of the High Point Association of Underwriters invite attention to their exhibit on display in the window of Redwine Hardware Co.

High Point Association of Underwriters Redwine Hardware Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

East Green Street Council Federal W. Green St Building and Loan Association Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Piedmont Building & Loan Association W. C. Idol Outlook Kiwanis Bank of High Point Dodge Plymouth Commerce and Willowbrook H. G. Siderton Motor Company Dodge Brothers and Plymouth Dealer Shoaf Coal & Transfer Co Mallory Street Y Bros S. Wrenn Street Forrest Hill Drive Emerrywood White Oak &I Gatewood Avenue Wiltshire INVES N. Main S&j Ware Co D. C Thrift Atlantic Building & Loan Association South Main Street North Carolina Bank & Trust Co East Washington Street Washington and Wrenn Streets Washington Street Carraway Co-Op Finance CO West Washington Street Burroughs Electric Singer Cleern’s Lucy Eshelman Wachovia Bank J. E. Black Cable Street Phone N. Main St ST el Wilson Motor Company West Broao High Point Ice & Coal Company High Point Perpetual Building The Commercial National Bank Vo A. J
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