Winter Furniture Market Opens at Southern Exposition Building
The Southern Furniture Exposition opens at nine this morning with nearly 150 lines of domestic furnishings on display in a ten story building. Standout rug displays greet visitors as the southern rug market launches permanently at the venue. The show runs two weeks with strong Colonial lines spotlighted by Tate and Casey as dealers anticipate bulk bookings for spring retail needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Exposition
Southland
Tomlinson and
Williams-Norris
Bassa Fieme
Wrenn
A. E. Tate
Paul W. Casey
Tate
Continental
Imperial
Chicago
S. Strudwick
Hillsboro
Royal Mail
York
London
Globe Parlor Furniture Company
Capper
Junior Service League
Ben Moore
High Point
League
Southern Market Association Dines at Elwood Hotel
Exhibitors and manufacturers at the southern furniture market will meet Thursday at 6 30 p m at the Elwood Hotel for the semi annual session. George Feagle president from Valdosta Ga. presides with George N Hackney Lexington NC vice president and W B Hall High Point secretary. Session ends at eight.
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Elwood
Southern Market Association
George Feagle
Feagle
Association
Valdosta, Ga
George N. Hackney
Lexington
N. C
W. B. Hall
High Point
J. E. Millis
L. C. Matton
Tom Powell
Walter Thomas
Anne Carter Marsh
Frank Murr
Elwood Hotel
Southern Furniture Market Association
Woman and Child Injured in Willowbrook Crash
Mrs C R Shook and her four year old son Maurice were slightly injured when the car carrying Mrs Shook and her ailing husband to Duke hospital hit a telephone pole on Willowbrook street. Maurice received head laceration care at High Point hospital while Mrs Shook had head and leg injuries. The driver said braking foot slipped, control was lost, Mr Shook unharmed. They were discharged and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Shook
Ward Street
Maurice Shook
Legion Post Meeting Set For Tuesday Evening
Andrew Jackson Post of the American Legion plans a meeting at the Legion hall on South Main street tomorrow night. Commander Forrest H. Sawford asks all members to attend, with several auxiliary names listed for coordinating roles and refreshments.
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Andrew Jackson Post
The
American Legion
Legion Hall
South Main Street
Forrest H. Sawford
Trio Bound Over In Auto Larceny Case At Municipal Court
Probable cause found for W. M. Knox John Brown and an accomplice in larceny of a automobile. They bound over to Superior Court under $1,000 bond each. Other cases included drunkenness violation of prohibition law and hit and run. Warrant for real estate men Clark Welch withdrawn. Court adjourned at 12:30 with seven additional drunk and disorderly cases disposed of.
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Lewis E. Teague
W. M. Knox
John Brown
Knox
Brown
Lena Rogers
Alston F. Clark
M. Ernest Welch
W. A. Mills
Ed Tucker
Welfare Board
H. B
Levi Washington
Bennie Perry
High Point
Tom Crews
Thomas Tillman
W. D. Shoemaker
James Mobley
Sam Massey
Kelly Anderson
Dexter Wall
Arthur Kirkman
Viola Jackson
Duck Jackson
Roscoe Caveness
Wade Smith
B. A. Woodleaf
Mrs Molitore Gaining Praise For Midwestern Recitals
Camilla Tentera Molitore is winning praise for concert engagements in Chicago and the middle west. She recently appeared in Handel's Messiah in Des Moines and Dubuque Iowa where she was chosen soprano soloist for the 25th consecutive presentation of the oratorio in the latter city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla Tentera Molitore
Musical Art Club
High Point Country Club
Chicago
Middle West
Des Moines
Dubuque
Silent Holton Case Shrouded in Interrogation and Strategy
Mrs. Terry H. Harper jailed in Greensboro on murder charges related to Charles C. Holton's slaying. R B Holton, who signed the warrant, and the Harpers’ counsel maintain silence while observers debate preliminary hearing outcomes and potential testimony implications in the tense case.
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Terry H
Peggy’’ Harper
Greensboro
Charles C. Holton
R. B. Holton
Thomas J. Gold
Guilford County
Harper
Winston-Salem
Eng
Harpers
Savoldi to Wrestle Kruskamp in Charlotte January 27
CHARLOTTE January 18 Joe Savoldi former Notre Dame fullback turned wrestler has signed to meet Hardy Kruskamp in Charlotte January 27 Kruskamp is an Ohio State football player from five years ago.
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Charlotte
Joe Savoldi
Atre Dame
Hardy Kruskamp
Kruskamp
City officials gather for meetings on curtailment plan
City officials and council members travel to Charlotte for a municipal revenue round table and a Duke Power Company conference to set one third operating curtailment effective January 15. The schedule includes a bi weekly council session to vote on curtailment and wholesale electric rates.
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Municipal Association
Charlotte
Duke Power Company
C. 8. Grayson
E. M. Knox
Lois Weiborn
Tharlotte
Knox
Finance Committee
Public Utilities Committee
Grayson
Power Company
Successful Playlet At Salvation Army
A house full of worshippers witnessed Salvation Army members present The Prodigal Son a modernized playlet at the Army hall on South Main street last night. Due to its success plans call for a similar presentation next Sunday titled A Prison Scene with public invitation extended.
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Salvation Army
Army Hall
South Main Street
Whichard Convicted for Violating Insurance Laws
A Whichard, local insurance salesman, was convicted on two counts of violating state insurance law in municipal court. He received a one year suspended sentence and fines of 100 and 200 dollars. Notice of appeal was filed and bond set by Judge Lewis E. Teague. Deputy Insurance Commissioner E L Warren testified he had continued selling Insurance after license revocation on November 15, 1930.
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A. Whichard
Lewis E. Teague
E. L. Warren
Whichard
Local Praise for The Sin of Madelon Claudet
Local critics and audience members laud The Sin of Madelon Claudet starring Helen Hayes for its realism direction and acting. Viewers call Hayes superb and the film one of the year’s best with strong praise for photography and character portrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelon Claudet
Helen Hayes
Miss Hayes
Mesdames
A. G. Douglas
H. S. Coffield
Thomas Turner
A. Warshauer
Mesdames L. R. Johnston
W. J. Fraley
Willis H. Slane
Milton Silver
Old Citizen Praises Commercial National Bank’s City Building
R A Wheeler of High Point recalls Main Street growth and 1300 manufacturing industries during 41 years of Commercial National Bank leadership. He urges calm amid bank suspensions, credits bank executives Elwood Cox and associates for city development and calls for fair treatment and gratitude from the community.
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R. A. Wheeler
High Point
First National Bank
Commercial National Bank
Elwood Cox
Enterprise
Rat Killing Frenzy by Mack Spoon at Hamilton Street
Mack Spoon of 514 Hamilton Street killed twenty rats in one afternoon using only a stick and his shoes. He searched beneath his coal house and ended the spree after the 20th rat, noting sizes from five to fourteen inches.
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Mack Spoon
Hamilton Street
Mr. Spoon
Mr. Spoda
Deposits Declined as Bank Plans Meeting on Relief Step
The Commercial National Bank refused deposits today as solicitors working among depositors regarding a proposal to sell the bank building were asked to stop. Directors held a meeting later in the afternoon amid speculation about an official statement. Bank officers would not discuss the situation.
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Commercial National Bank
Two Fires Here Do But Little Damage
A small blaze at Mrs. J. H. Ragan’s home at 504 Richardson street drew fire units around 9:15 Sunday with no damage. Earlier, a chimney fire at R. E. Everett’s home at 504 Wise street prompted crews 2 and 6 at 6:35 this morning, but little damage resulted.
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J. H. Ragan
Richardson Street
R. E. Everett
Wise Street
Letter Said to Be Written by Christ Found in Paper
Mrs F M Hedrick of 705 Carr street reports to The Enterprise that she has a copy of a letter similar to one printed in the paper Sunday, claimed to have been written by Christ.
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F. M. Hedrick
Carr Street
Enterprise Today
Christ
Appeal to remember the Commercial National Bank's role
Fragmentary line recalls banks aiding the city's growth and appeals to memory of the Commercial National Bank as part of the upbuilding effort.
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Natonal
Thomas J. Greer Dies in High Point Hospital
Thomas J. Greer, longtime High Point resident of 413 Centennial Avenue, died at a local hospital at 7:30 am after a two week stay. Born October 18, 1862 in Davidson County, he leaves two sons, four daughters, several brothers and sisters, and was active in Primitive Baptist church and civic work. Funeral from the home Tuesday at 2 pm with Elder J W Tuttle and Elder Williams officiating. interment in Oakwood Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Greer
High Point
Centennial Avenue
Mr. Greer
Davidson County
George and
Elizabeth Samder Greer
Primitive Baptist Church
Nancy Low Tysinger
Cheste Greer
Dewey H. Greer
Fou
J. P. Sartin
F. L. Gordy
H. M. Taylor
N. L. Garner
J. W. Tuttle
Williams
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral services for L. W. Bray in Mount Herman church
Funeral services for L. W. Bray 39 were set at Mount Herman Baptist church Surrey county for 12 30 today after he was fatally injured when a truck collided with an automobile Saturday night. The body went to a Kernersville brother A M Bray home yesterday and the funeral party left this morning.
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L. W. Bray
Mount Herman Baptist Church
Surrey County
A. M. Bray
Kernersville
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Carolina
Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor
Wachovia
J. E. Black
Cable Street
Legion Post
High Point Association of Underwriters
Redwine Hardware Co
Wilson Motor Company
Whitely Bros
S. Wrenn Street
Carolina Coal & Transfer Co
Mallory Street
Piedmont Insurance & Realty Company
College Street
Jack Taylor
Sect
TRIO
Superior Court
Mrs. Molitore
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
High Point Ice & Coal Company
West Broac
Holton
Savoldi
Power Parley
OLD Citizen
Building City
Certified Public Accountants
Commercial Bank
G. E. Klanderman
P. A
Building and Loan Association
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Piedmont Building & Loan Association
W. C. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building
Veenewe National Bank
A. J. Idol
Treas
Cc. H. Ellis
Sec'y
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