Forrest Shuford to head State Standards Division
Forrest H Shuford resigns as High Point Boys Commissioner after six years to become Director of the Division of Standards and Inspection Service for the state Department of Labor. The city approves consolidating his duties with Sergeant A P Samuels Safety Patrol work to save about 2200 yearly. Noah Davis and L B Fleming are noted as other personnel moves within the department. Governor Ebringhaus approved Shuford's appointment. Major A L Fletcher leads the Labor Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest H. Shuford
A. P. Samuels
Law
City Juvenile Commission
R. K. Young
Law Committee
H. B. Hiatt
Juvenile Commission
Samuels
High Point Boys
Division of Standards and Inspection Service
State Department of Labor
A. L. Fletcher
Shuford
Ebringhaus
BE. F. Carter
Carter
General Assembly
Department of Labor
Noah Davis
Forrest H. Shaford Resigns as Workforce Standards Director
Forrest H. Shaford, Heys' commissioner for six and a half years, resigns after yesterday's appointment as Director of Standards and Inspection Division at the State Department of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest H. Shaford, Heys
State Department of Labor
High Point Man Named North Carolina Child Labor Director
Major Fletcher announces the appointment of Mr. Shuford as director of the Western North Carolina division with headquarters in Charlotte. Shuford, a High Point native, will oversee enforcement of the states child labor law for workers aged 14 to 16 and supervise related industry employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallerd
Fletcher
Frank A. Hutchinson
Frank PD. Grist
North Carolinas
Charlotte
Shuford
Democratic Party
High Point
Greensboro
Juvenile Court Commission
Cleveland County
Gastonia
Ellenboro
Berea College
Kentucky
N. C. State College
Rhode Island Textile
Cartonia
Bank structure stronger as Hanes reports on NC bank
Stockholders of Wachovia Bank and Trust Company, operating banks in a half dozen North Carolina towns, met here and rejected all officers. They approved a quarterly dividend of 1 percent payable February. Re-elected were Henry F. Shaffner as chairman, Robert M. Hanes as president, and Clark S. Starbuck as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Doreen
North Carolina
Aoncore
Henry F. Shaffner
Robert M. Hanes
Clark
Starbuck
Wachovia Bank Directors Declare Quarter Dividend
Winston Salem at annual meeting President R M Hanes reviewed the bank's 1932 operations and voiced cautious optimism for gradual recovery. Directors declared a quarterly dividend of 1 percent payable February 1 to stockholders of record January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
R. M. Hanes
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Hanes
Police urged by Teague to keep standards high
Judge Lewis F. Teague urged every officer to uphold moral and upright conduct on and off duty to maintain department standards and inspire public emulation. Chief W G Friddle outlined the National Safety Council program and filing report methods for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis F. Teague
W. G. Friddle
National Safety Council
Motorists Urged to Display 1938 License Tags
Statewide orders require motorists to show 1938 license tags or face arrest after midnight. Leland Harris directs police and sheriffs to enforce failure to display new plates as the grace period ends. High Point reports behind prior years but Carolina Motor Club offices note strong sales recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland
Harria
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Harris
Estate Highway Patrol
Motorste
W. G. Friddle
Bales
High Point
Carolina Motor Club
West Commerce Street
Mrs. French Abandons Plea For New Trial
Mrs William E French sentenced to 10 to 15 years for attempted murder abandons her bid for a new trial. Ill with food poisoning in Greensboro she may delay entering state prison in Raleigh. Court actions note the sensational Guilford County case with Bert Owens as key figure and family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
William E. French
Raleigh
Shaw
French
Guilford County
Bert Owens
Owens
High Point
Food Poisoning Not Infrequent Manfully Says
City physician Dr. W. J. McAnally states that food poisoning is not rare and that ptomaine poisoning is exceedingly unlikely. He cautions proper food handling, warns spores may survive cooking, and notes bacillus enteritidis as a common cause with symptoms like nausea vomiting and diarrhea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McAnally
Gartner
McAnally
Mary Fisher Frazier Answers Biggs Suit In Greensboro
In Greensboro on January 10 special correspondence Mary Fisher Frazier filed an answer in the suit of John D. Biggs receiver for Commercial National Bank High Point seeking $400 on four shares. She says she was induced in December 1932 to buy the stock for 560 through Greensboro firm Lewis Jennings and Hall and that North Carolina Bank and Trust Company knew the stock was worthless. The defendant asks that North Carolina Bank and Trust be joined and that she collect nothing. Also in Guilford Superior Court the state nol pros with leave in J L Johnson reckless driving. J L Coleman found not guilty. Watt Davis trial for whiskey offense underway.
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Greensboro
Mary Fisher Frazier
John D. Biggs
Commercial National Bank
High Point
Plainiff
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Commercial
Lewis, Jennings and Hall
J. L. Coleman
Watt Davis
Miss Laura Giles Laid To Final Rest
Funeral services for Miss Laura Giles age 25 were held Monday at 2 30 PM from her home on Willowbrook Street with Reverends Shaffer and Tunstall officiating. Interment followed at Wakwood Cemetery. pallbearers were Cleo Emerson Howard Cox Clifford Black Hill Miller Dan Haley and Ed Stone. Flowers were arranged by Ida Bell Chintle Ruth Poplin and Treva Lahier as songs were sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Giles
Willowbrook Street
W. R. Shaffer
First Reformed Church
George T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
Wakwood Cemetery
Cleo Emerson
Howard Cox
Clifford Black
Hill Miller
Dan Haley
Bread Truck Belonged To Carolina Baking Co Correction
A Greensboro highway wreck report corrected to show the bread truck belonged to Carolina Baking Company, not American Bakeries, per The Enterprise. The error is acknowledged and corrected in this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Baking Co
Greensboro
Carolina Baking Company
American Bakeries
Cecil Claims North Carolina Prices Beat New York
A. Coke Cecil, North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association president and local druggist, says High Point and the state show good or better conditions than New York. He notes cigarette prices in New York fell to 25 cents per two packs, while Carolina prices remain near the lower level. Cecil cites unemployment and panhandling in New York and urges forgetting the 1915 to 1932 period to restore normal price levels as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina
New York
A. Coke Cecil
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
Mr. Cecil
Cecil
Silver by-product in US mining dominates output
About 80 percent of the sil ver produced in the United States comes as a by-product of copper zinc and lead ore mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Orion Stars Named Hottest and Most Massive
Prof E. EB. Liosson reports Orion stars are the most massive and hottest. Surface temperatures are believed to exceed 20 000 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. EB. Liosson
Orion
Religion in a Busy Life Doubts Today’s Church
A meditation on modern life where busyness leaves little time for faith and questions whether contemporary churches meet current spiritual needs. It reflects doubt about church relevance and personal time for religion.
Free Pioneering Churches Offer in Age of Religious Upheaval
A ponderous inquiry into what free pioneering churches can provide amid widespread religious upheaval. The text surveys diverse church models and suggests how new congregations might address spiritual hunger and community needs.
Mrs. M Mahon Elected Head V F W Auxiliary
Mrs J W McMahon was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary of High Point Post No 619 V F W at a meeting held last night. Other officers elected include Mrs Carl Blomberg as senior vice president and Mrs G W King as junior vice president with a large turnout of both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Creight Point Vv. F. W. Post
Ladies Auxiliary
High Point Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. W. McMahon
V. F. W. Post
High Point V. F. W. Post
Auxiliary
Carl Blomberg
G. W. King
B. G. Walsh
R. L. Reeves
Burney
Polly Snyder
Holland
R. P. Myers
Blomberg
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Forrest Shuford
H Coal
Lopp & Howell Coal CO
Fire and Automobile Insurance Mutual
Rowland
Mer
Main &T
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn &T
Cam
Purity Coal CO
G. Bridges, Mer
Opponite Carolina Bonded Warehouse
High Point Ice & Coal Co
Superior Mujors, Inc
Eiputpa
North Main ST
Sanennen Tartine Men Hasasine
R. E. Snow
Superior Motors, Inc, Walser and Casey
Vicks VapoRub
VICKS
Mours
Wachovia
Teague
Biggs
A. Woodell
Santee of the Peace
Stocute ‘Sailes
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Associa
Tion
Robert W. Jones
Wollaston, Mass
Mission Brotherhood
Sheraton Hotel
Piedmont Ins. & Realty Co
College St
N. L. Garner
Occidental Life Ins. Co
I. W. Smith
F. B. Smith
W.W. H. Tull
Atlantic Building and Loan Association
South Main St
P. Rawley
Oridlebaugh
M’mahon
V.F.W
Farmers Exchange
Wrenn Street
Lisa Denas Natant
Commerce
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
John W. Clinard
Pres
Cc. H. Ellis
Sears
Sears, Roebuck»” CO
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