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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1932

Page

3

How a Small City Saved Itself from Hysteria

Logansport Indiana faced bank closures with financial peril. Accentuated by civic cooperation led by contractor James I. Barnes, the community refinanced and reopened one bank, salvaged the second, and secured deposits. Newspapers publicized recovery, local credit offered, and nearly $500000 returned to circulation as public spirit averted catastrophe.

Christian Science Monitor Logansport Ind James I. Barnes Loganeport Publi Spirit

Non-Suit Taken in False Arrest Case

In Davidson county near Denton on May 28 1930 a municipal court judge granted a voluntary non-suit in the suit of N P Hedrick against A L Sni der church deacon chairman over a false arrest claim. Evidence completed and arguments concluded with the ruling. A Ford vehicle and a shouted warning led to warrants and Hedrick's arrest.

Healing Springs Davidson County Denton Lewis E. Teague N. P. Hedrick A. L. Snider Hedrick

Funeral services held for Archdale youth Eugene Stuart

Funeral services for 17 year old Eugene Stuart son of Mr and Mrs W A Stuart of Archdale were held at Archdale M E Church with Rev E M Jones Rev Reuben Payne and Rev Joseph Peele officiating. The body rests at home awaiting a brother from York. Interment in family plot at Rocky River Chatham County. Pallbearers and honoraries listed. Flowers carried by named relatives.

Eugene Stuart W. A. Stuart Archdale Archdale M. E E. M. Jones Reuben Payne Archdale Friends Church Joseph Peele Guilford College York Rocky River Chatham County Wade Cumby Wayne Delk Emmitt Hilliard Princeton Jones Reitzel Hiatt Crits Johnson George Elder Eris Moffitt Sam Moffitt B. Moffitt Ralph Hiatt Lindsey Cumby Charles McKenzie Bernard Burchfield Mildred Kanatzer Bodie Frazier Mabel Pike Ather Borrows Cleo Barnes Coleen Woodall Hattie Phillips Ruth Baldwin Beatrice Brooks Mattie Fowler Grace McDowell Lillie Wood Hallie Millikan

School Board Reports Six Month Expenditures

The High Point school board shows 149 728 05 spent in the first half of the fiscal year ending December 31 with receipts totaling 149 919 48 and a favorable balance of 191 43. The six month total is far below the annual estimate of 392 487 12 and the board plans economies to save more.

High Point D. A. Stanton

Industrial demand grows as firms announce orders and expansions

Tennessee Coal, Iron & Rail adds 2800 tons for High Point NC. United States Aluminum in Maryville secures 500000 pounds of sheet aluminum for Ford. Ideal Hosiery Mills in Maryville operates near capacity with strong orders. Buckhannon Garment Company plans adding capacity to reach 600 dozen pants weekly and signs with a large eastern firm for 17000 dozen garments. Cannon Mills Kannapolis orders 500000 dollars in bath towels for Woolworth stores. Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines notes 168 new industries located in 1931 representing 6.203 million dollars and 3000 jobs with 42300 tons through freight. Lamare Lumber Bogalusa resumes extended hours. Westinghouse Electric adds 500 workers at Mansfield plant. U S Oil Refining in New Orleans expands with 75 workers after acquiring Southport plant. Carolina Narrow Fabric Winston-Salem orders machinery to lift output by 50 percent.

Chamber OF Commerce United States Aluminum Co Maryville Tenn Ford Motor Company Detroit Ideal Hosiery Mills Buckhannon Garment Co Buckhannon W. Va Piedmont Mfg. Co Cordele Cannon Mills Kannapolis N. C Woolworth Company Charlotte Observer Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines M. H. Cahill Lamare Lumber Co Bogalusa Woods J. H. Grimmett Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co Mansfield Westinghouse Refrigerator U. S. Oil Refining Company, Inc New Orleans H. M. Gilbert Southport Refining and Export Southport Carolina Narrow Fabric Co Winston-Salem

Advertising as top medium for department stores says NC expert

Chapel Hill January 15. David Owens vice president and GM of Ivey's department store Charlotte says daily newspaper best for advertising while acknowledging direct mail debate. Bryant of Bryant Griffith & Brunson discusses selling space and Owens says ads should mirror store personality.

Chapel Hill David Owens Ivey's Charlotte North Carolina Press Institute Institute Charlotte Merchant Mortimer Bryant Bryant, Griffith & Brunson Owens

Beaumont Plant to Produce Fruit and Vegetable Containers

Cummer-Graham Co of Paris Texas will soon start operations at a new Beaumont plant to employ 150 to 200 people making steel tie plates for railroads and all lines of fruit and vegetable containers. Textile and leather sectors show improvement with production and sales above 1930 and the ten year average.

Seaboard Air Line Cummer-Graham Co Paris Texas Beaumont

Piedmont German Club Plans January Dance With Band

The Piedmont German Club announced a January dance Tuesday night from 9 30 to 1 30 with Bernie Cummins New York orchestra providing music. Amos Kearns, publicity committee chairman, said the mid semester event will bring Cummins and 12 artists to Georgia Tech for a Gear Dress Ball at Washington and Lee and other engagements in past years include top hotels in Kansas City Oklahoma City St Paul New York City and the New Yorker Hotel.

Piedmont Bernie Cummins New York Re Ee Aes Amos Kearns South Georgia Tech Washington and Lee Rusic Cummins Kansas City Skirvin Hotel Oklahoma City St. Paul Biltmore New York City New Yorker Hotel

Church Commissions Back Plan to Merge Denominations

Pittsburgh report says commissions from the Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Protestant churches approved a union plan and will meet in Washington in early March to discuss merger details. The groups cleared a basic framework and will submit the report to their general conferences. A separate Methodist Episcopal panel debated merging with the Presbyterian Church of America and the Protestant Episcopal Church, with final action pending the Methodist decision.

Pittsburgh Jean Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Protestant Church Washington, D. C General Conferences Methodist Episcopal Commission Presbyterian Church of America Protestant Episcopal Church Methodist Union

Arrests To Follow If Old License Tags Are Found On Autos

Raleigh January 15 Motors operating automobiles in North Carolina without 1932 license tags face arrest, says E B Jeffress chairman of the state highway commission. He notes no extension was allowed though patrolmen were told not to trouble tardy buyers. After 15 days thousands run without new licenses and any unlicensed car or one with a 1931 tag will be at own risk.

Raleigh North Carolina E. B. Jeffress State Highway Commission

Undefined legal phrase fragment prompts arrest mention

A fragmentary line references arrest and indictment in a legal context. The text lacks identifiable names, dates, or places to anchor a complete news item.

Police Pinch Hits Russellville Officials

Russellville Arkansas police were among the first city workers suspended as the municipal finances darken the horizon. The move signals strained public budgets and potential wider layoff risk for city departments.

Russellville Ark

Too Many Specialists

New Haven reports Yale President James Rowland warns that reliable old country doctors are disappearing amid what he calls a super abundance of city specialists, urging preservation of general practice in medicine.

New Haven Conn Yale Ur James Rowland

Parmint Catarrh Remedy Ad from Mann Drug Co

An advertisement urges readers with catarrh to seek a constitutional treatment called Parmint, claiming sprays and inhalers provide only temporary relief. It promotes a mixture with sugar and hot water to purify blood and mucous, promising clearer breathing and restored senses.

Mann Drug Co

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