Ice Cream Men Conclude State Meeting Here
George L. H. White of Raleigh led the North Carolina Ice Cream Manufacturers association 1932 taking the reins from J. R. Willis of this city. Asheville was chosen as the 1933 convention city with dates proposed for late January. A morning of technical talks preceded the afternoon close, highlighted by L. P. Kie’s remark that true independence is lacking today. The banquet at the Elwood Hotel and a later dance at the Sheraton featured the social portion of the event. Y. Stephens warned of a rising tax burden on the industry and urged strengthening the association to meet anticipated tests.
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George L. H. White
Raleigh
North Carolina Ice Cream Manufacturers’ Association
J. R. Willis
Asheville
Convention City
Ent White
L. P. Kie
United States Chamber of Commerce
Ness
Marble slab from 1913 High Point school to be moved to new high school
The marble slab bearing names of the 1913 High Point school board was not a treasure but a wall embedding. It was found in the old Junior high building and will be relocated to a prominent place in the new high school.
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High Point
Refrigeration Experts Discuss Ice Cream Quality and Engineering
J C Tweedell of York Machinery warns that sound engineering and expert analysis solve refrigeration problems. R W Sinks of Frigidaire covers retail refrigeration, with Vandoren absent. James H Heald of Winston-Salem Health emphasizes milk quality must match consumer standards.
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J. C. Tweedell
York Machinery Company
York
R. W. Sinks
Frigidaire Corporation
Dayton
Ohio
B. J. Vandoren
James H. Heald
Winston-Salem City Health Department
Depositors to Meet Over Bank Building Plan in High Point
Depositors of the Commercial National Bank are called to a Thursday meeting at the High School auditorium at 7 30 p m to approve a plan to form a building company. They would invest at least 25 percent of deposits to own the bank building, with steps to sell bank notes and save the institution.
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Commercial National Bank
High Point
Leonard Makes Bond Of 4500 In Fatal Hit And Run
Jake Leonard a 35 year old filling station operator was released on $4500 bond after waiving preliminary hearing in Lexington for murder in the hit and run that killed Frank Yakley a 56 year old Thomasville man walking to work near the Thomasville Chair Company. Leonard's bond was signed by his parents Mr and Mrs George Leonard of Thomasville. He is said to have been intoxicated at the time and offered he was too scared to stop.
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Thomasville
Jake Leonard
Lexington
Frank Yakley
Leonard
Thomasville Chair Company
George Leonard
Winess
Lmits
Boy Shot After Dropping Shotgun While Hunting
Eugene Stuart 18 of Archdale remained in critical condition at Guilford General Hospital after dropping a cocked shotgun during a rabbit hunt. Wayne Delk accompanied him. the accident occurred near Guilford College area as Stuart stood on a stump. He is employed at Andrews Dairy and well known in the county.
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Eugene Stuart
W. A. Stuart
Archdale
Guilford General Hospital
Young Stuart
Wayne Delk
Stuart
Guilford College
The
Andrews Dairy
Ben F. Kearns Dies After Highway Crash Near Asheboro
Ben F. Kearns of Moffitt's Mill was fatally injured in an automobile crash on Highway 902 nine miles east of Asheboro yesterday afternoon. His son Clayton Kearns drove the car. both were injured and later treated at Asheboro clinics. Funeral plans were pending. Kearns, about 55, left a widow and six children Katherine Victoria Clayton John L. William Richard.
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Ben F. Kearns
Moffitt’s Mill
Asheboro
Kearns
Barnes Clinic
Clayton Kearns
Mr. Kearns
Clayton
John L
William
Richard Kearns
Katherine
Victoria Kearns
Young People 10 Present Program at Salvation Army
The Young People's Legion of the Salvation Army plans a lively program at the Army hall at 7 30 pm tomorrow featuring three playlets and two shadowgraphs. Cast includes Elizabeth Speers Elsie Welch Florence O Beirne Luella O Beirne Camilla Mikles Eva Nelson Charlotte and Elsie Welch with scenes like The Wrong Ticket An Embarrassing Moment in History and Pyramus and This Be.
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Young People’s Legion
Salvation Army
Army Hall
Legion
Elizabeth Speers
Elsie Welch
Florence O’beirne
Luella O’beirne
Pyramus
Thisbe
Camilla Mikles
Eva Neilson
Charlotte
Luella O'Beirne
Depositors Called to Meet Over Bank Crisis in High Point
A notice urges Commercial National Bank depositors to attend a January 14, 1932 meeting at 7:30 PM in the High School Auditorium at Jones and Chestnut Streets. It warns that nonattendance could force the bank's closure and trigger a federal liquidating agent, precipitating factory layoffs and property devaluation in High Point.
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High Point
High School
Jones & Chestnut Streets
The
Commercial National Bank
Stehli Mills to Redeem All Checks Today
Stehli Silk Mills announces cash redemption for payroll checks issued before January 7 at the office of the mill. Officials say these workers’ payments will be honored promptly, not due to bank solvency concerns but to ensure employees receive their wages immediately after deposits were frozen.
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Stehli Silk Mills
Commercial National Bank
Commercial Bank
Shadowgraph to Be Performed by O Beirne Party
Welch Florence O Beirne and Adjutant John O Beirne announce two Shadowgraph acts. One titled An Operation will feature Florence O Beirne Adjutant O Beirne and Meyers Neilsen. Public invited to attend. program brief.
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Sie Welch
Florence O'Beirne
John O’beirne
Florence O’beirne
Adjutant O’beirne
Meyers Neilsen
General Electric optimistic on 1932 sales for refrigerators
L W Driscoll of Southern Refrigeration reports 1931 GE refrigerator sales near 1930 levels and 30 percent above 1929. He cites value of electric refrigerators, steady advertising, and growing installment plans as drivers and forecasts 1932 as strong or stronger.
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General Electric
L. W. Driscoll
Southern Refrigeration Company
North Carolina
YWCA sponsors job classes for unemployed women
The High Point YWCA announced it will sponsor work classes for unemployed girls and young women at its East Commerce Street building. A temporary workshop will operate in the lobby where sewing mending typing and related tasks can be done as participants seek permanent employment, with the YWCA lending a typewriter.
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High Point Young Women’s Christian Association
East Commerce Street
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Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
High Point Association of Underwriters
Redwine Hardware Co
GEO. G. Scott & CO. Certified Public Accountants
Charlotte, N
C. H. Bass
High Point, N
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Wachovia Bank
J. E. Black
N. Main
8&T
Saval
W. Green St
West Broad
Building and Loan Association
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Piedmont Building & Loan Association
W. C. Idol
Whitely Bros
Wrenn Street
High Point Perpetual
A. J. Idol
Treas
Cc. H. Ellis
Sec'y
H. P. T. and
H. P. T. & D. Railroad
High Point, Thomasville
Denton Railroad