Deeper sense of God urged by Baptist pastor
Dr. A. B. Conrad of the First Baptist church urged a deeper sense of God and reliance on Him at a central supper meeting. He argued wealth science education and diplomacy do not fully satisfy needs and that tenderhearted acts and sympathy matter most. Margaret Sloan sang as Horace Haworth presided and introduced speakers.
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A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
God
Dr. Conrad
Margaret Sloan
Mildred Luce
Horace Haworth
Economists Back Federal Aid Plan Aimed At Recovery
Economists and allied speakers advocate treasury financing and borrowing from federal reserve banks to halt price declines, release hoarded money, restore security values, and spur business revival. Dr. Persons says the plan is non-partisan and designed to ease economic suffering, relying on industrialists and bankers to implement it.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve
Persons
Notice of Gale of Land in Guilford County at High Point
A notice lists a court ordered sale by a commissioner under the Hutchins estate. The High Point land, Lot No. 3 in Block C, fronts Alfred Street and includes a dwelling with city improvements. Sale set February 6 1932 at 2 PM with payments terms 50 25 25 and 6 percent interest. Gate subject to court confirmation. Jan 6 1932. Com Hutchins. Attys listed. Also bank stockholder meeting notices for High Point Morris Plan Bank and High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association with meeting dates January 21 and January 28 1932 respectively.
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Gale
Superior Court of
Guilford County
R. W. Hutchins
Jane Hutchins
W. L. Hutchins
Catherine Hutchins
High Point Township
North Carolina
Jones Addition
Office of the Register of Deeds
Sulfield County
Alfred Street
High Point
Janus
High Point Morris Plan Bank
W. R. Morrow
Sec
Treas
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
N. C
City manager urges united effort for 33% budget cuts
The city manager calls on employees and citizens to shared sacrifice as departments face a third cut in costs. He notes a one half funding level and outlines plans for department chiefs to propose cost reductions, aiming for public backing and cooperation to weather a severe financial test.
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Knox
Omose
Korjena
Wheat shipments from Argentina and Australia drag Chicago grain lower
The week’s total wheat exports from Argentina and Australia reached 9,274,000 bushels. Openings slipped about 3 to 8 cents, with wheat retreating further after the initial decline while corn held near its start.
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Chicago
Argentina
Australia
Cotton Opens Steady as Trade Demand Supports Prices
New York January 15 cotton opened steady with a 3 to 6 point rise on stronger demand and steadier cables. March futures moved up amid reports of light southern offerings and firming market tone.
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New York
High Point Men Arrested Near Virginia Line For Whiskey
B. W. Miller and Taft New, both from High Point, were arrested with 0 gallons of whiskey in a Ford sedan on state highway 77 near Madison after a short chase by prohibition agents. They waived a federal preliminary hearing and await trial in Wentworth jail. A companion escaped. Ernest Hood of Charlotte and the Essex coach were seized with 40 gallons of whiskey in another car. Hood was jailed in Wentworth in default of 1000 bond. Commissioner Vernon to hold hearings tomorrow.
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B. W. Miller
Taft New
High Point
Virginia State Line
Prohibition
Madison
United States
W. T. Vernon
Wentworth
Neieen
J. O. Osteen
New and Miller
Ernest Hood
Charlotte
Essex
Hood
Vernon
Virginia
Roosevelt Endorsed as North Dakota Dems Push Primary
North Dakota officials unanimously endorsed Roosevelt urging his name on the presidential preference ballot for the March 15 primary. Roosevelt denied calling his predecessor a rotten governor as reports claimed. In Chicago Jouett Shouse warned against overconfidence while Atlanta hailed Roosevelt as Georgia’s adopted favorite son. Columbus speakers named Buckley White and Lewis as presidential possibilities.
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Roosevelt
North Dakota
Smith
Atlanta
Georgia
A. B. Lovett
Savannah
Columbus
Ohio
Robert S. Buckley
George White
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Buckley
Salvation Army to stage The Practical Son Sunday night
The Salvation Army will present a four scene play The Practical Son at 7 30 Sunday evening. S B Jenkins plays the son Adjutant John O Beirne and Mrs O Beirne the mother. Other cast members include Miss Elizabeth Speers Elsie Welch Charlotte O Beirne Florence O Beirne Wilson Sutton Harold Grissom and Philmore Lily. A large crowd attended last night as four playlets were presented.
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Salvation Army
S. B. Jenkins
John O'Beirne
O'Beirne
Mzabeth Speers
Elsie Welch
Charlotte O'Beirne
Florence O’beirne
Wilson Sutton
Harold Grissom
Philmore Lily
Army Hall
Cotton market opens steady in New Orleans trading
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady with fair activity as Liverpool cables improved. Early gains of 4 to 7 points faded as hedging and hedge selling pushed futures down, with March near 6.62 and July around 6.96 at noon.
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N. C
New Orleans
Liverpool
Tonnage Increase and Sales Decrease Reported By A. and P.
Sales of The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co for the five week period ending January 2 declined to 91.31 million dollars from 100.10 million in 1930, a drop of 8.79 million. December tonnage rose slightly to 516,171 tons from 514,356. average weekly December sales fell to 18.26 million from 20.02 million. Tonnage per week rose to 103,234 from 102,871.
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Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Corober
Dems urged to lead during depression and tax reform debate
The speaker warned that luxuries may be unnecessary and business could collapse if Federal Reserve banks hold frozen securities. He urged higher income taxes on the wealthy and urged Democrats to guide the electorate next November. Governor Murray of Oklahoma began an eastern speaking tour amid the victory dinners, seen as a bid for the presidential nomination.
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Federal Reserve
White
Lewis
William H
Washington
Student store program at local high school noted
The senior high school's student store committee presented a skit in the auditorium to show the store’s purpose of providing pencils ink and school supplies. Miss May Meador directed the program with Esther Murphy as chair and members including Hazel Davis Helen Davie Clarence Keever George Armfield Collier Ellis Kathleen Embler Vesta Copeland Oscar Chastain.
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May Meador
Frank Sizemore
Esther Murphy
Hazel Davis
Helen Davie
Clarence Keever
George Armfield
Collier Ellis
Kathleen Embler
Vesta Copeland
Oscar Chastain
Helen Stephens
Elizabeth Hoffman
Elizabeth Ellis
M. T. Hicks, Jr
Thomas Taylor
Hubert Liverman
Kelman Gomo
Curtis Newton
Charles Connor
Clyde Connor
Caroline Dalton
Robert Hoskins
Dorothy Crawley
Fisher Couple Return From New York City Visit
Mr and Mrs L J Fisher have returned to their North Main street apartment after spending time in New York City.
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L. J. Fisher
North Main Street
New York City
Rites Planned for Aged Colored Woman Harriett Graham
Funeral services for Harriett Graham one of the city’s oldest colored residents who died at her home 308 Vail street will be held at 3 tomorrow afternoon from Cherry Street Presbyterian church with Rev White officiating. She lived in the city nearly all her life. Survived by husband A R Graham a daughter Birdie Saunders two sons William and Hazel Graham and three grandchildren William Bertha Saunders and June Hazel Graham.
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Harriett Graham
Vail Street
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Rev. White
A. R. Graham
Birdie Saunders
William
Hazel Graham
William and
Bertha Saunders
June Hazel Graham
Miss Williams Birthday Party At Franklin Street
Miss Williams entertained five guests at her Franklin street home on Friday to celebrate her 18th birthday. The group enjoyed games and a refreshment course of ice cream cakes and punch. Attendees included Robert Byrum Louise Kivett Mary Wright Ernest Dennis Ike Potts Martha Wright Hattie Weaver Harvey Bagie Hiram Myrick A M Gentry Ray Warner Rodger Williams Marcus Edmunds Hazel McIntyre Louise Bruner Verna Williams Wesley G. Jones.
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Miss Williams
Miss Meer
Franklin Street
Ray Warner
Rodger Williams
Marcus Edmunds
Hazel McIntyre
Louise Bruner
Verna Williams
Silk salesman killed in Morganton traffic crash
Joe Boland a 45 year old silk salesman from Spartanburg was fatally injured when he stepped from his car into the path of a vehicle driven by Homer Simpson of Glen Alpine in Morganton last night. Officers said the accident appeared unavoidable.
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Morganton
Joe Boland
Spartanburg
Homer Simpson
Glen Alpine
Rheumatism relief ad promises cure with Ru-Ma
A drug store promotion guarantees Ru-Ma stops rheumatic pain in muscles and joints. It claims relief within a day with money back if not cured and emphasizes free limbering of muscles and disappearance of swelling and aches. Mann Drug Co. backs the guarantee.
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Mann Drug Co
Rhenee
Adv
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