Mart Attendance Passes 200 Mark At Southern Furniture Show
Attendance at the Southern Furniture Exposition surpassed 200 as buyers and exhibitors praised the event. The Market Association plans a banquet at the Elwood Hotel at 6:45 PM with officer elections and summer show dates to follow. George L. Hackney of Lexington chairs the association. A E Tate led a dinner for manufacturers at the Country Club. Buyers list includes J B Arnold Lexington and J W Johnson Statesville among many from North and South Carolina and Virginia.
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Southern Furniture Et
Elwood Hotel
The
Market Association
George L. Hackney
Lexington
Country Club
A. E. Tate
Southern Furniture Exposition Building Company
J. B. Arnold
W. P. Amos
Asheboro
W. M. Arey
City
J. W. Bledsoe
Danville
Hw. F. Brady
Rameeur
Bell
Greensboro
Mrs. Mioom
J. H. Cannon
Green
Hearing on Lindale Dairy creamery petition held
The Adjustment Board of the city planning and zoning commission held a hearing on Lindale Dairy Corporation seeking a special occupancy permit to build a creamery on West Lexington Avenue near North Main Street. Final decision was withheld due to two absent members. at least four of five members are needed for a vote.
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Lindale Dairy Corporation
Lexington Avenue
North Main Street
Adjustment Board
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Joseph D. Cox
Greensboro Men Named Receivers for Geo Penny Estate
Greensboro men Latham and Weill were appointed receivers of George T Penny’s property by Judge A M Stack in the superior court civil division. The A B Kratz company and other creditors alleged liabilities around 150 000 with assets near 750 000 and said the estate faced dissipation without a receivership. Attorneys Broadhurst and King posted 5 000 bonds each to represent the receivers. A claim of 457.09 from Penny Chemical Company was filed by the petitioning creditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Latham
C. L. Weill
Greensboro
George T. Penny
Civil Division of Superior Court
A. M. Stack
A. 8. Kratz Company, Incorporated
E. D. Broadhurst
R. R. King, Sr
Penny Chemical Company
City Council Urges Duty to Pay Taxes for Refunding Plan
City finance chief John S Pickett led the council urging immediate collection drives to recover about 1.175 million dollars in overdue citizen payments. He stressed catching up on interest and bills to support refinancing, praising City Auditor J W Fambrough for improved check exchanges and urging strict collection efforts.
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Johns
Pickett
Grayson
MinaLuss
J. W. Fambrough
Tts
High Point
New York
City Finances Discussed At Build High Point Meet
The third Build High Point meeting, hosted by the chamber of commerce, examined municipal finances and debated proposed sales tax legislation at the Sheraton. Mayor Grayson noted improved city indebtedness and a lower tax rate while urging citizen cooperation to pay bills.
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Chamber of Commercce
Sheraton
Kirkman Addresses Classes At Lehigh
High Point railroad manager Arthur Kirkman spoke to Lehigh University business students during an open forum in Bethlehem. He met Dean Curtis and discussed topics of commerce and finance for students.
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U. Arthur Kirkman
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Kirkman
Department of Commerce and Business Administration
G. B. Curtis
Half the World’s Workers In Agriculture Report
A historical note states that roughly half of the global workforce is employed in agriculture, highlighting the sector’s vast labor share and its implications for economies, livelihoods, and rural development worldwide.
Moratorium on Loans Sought by Legion Post
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87 of the American Legion asked the North Carolina General Assembly for a two year moratorium on principal payments for World War veteran loans under the State Veterans Loan Act. Interest and taxes would still be due, and the measure targets only veterans unable to pay principal. The post urged relief while preserving homeownership, and noted the meeting was in a hall donated by R. T. Amos and Willis Slane.
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Andrew Jackson Post No
American Legion
North Carolina
Andrew Jackson Post
The
North Carolina General Assembly
R. T. Amos
Willis Slane
Relief Committee
High Point
Dr. Odell
Laurel, Miss
Legion Post
R. R. Blackburn
High Point Hospital
D. D. Arden
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Reidsville
W. D. Kennedy
Kannapolis
William Goodall
Camden, &. C
W. S. Badcock
Mulberry
Fla
Vv. L. Blackburne
Clemmons
H. ©. Eason
M. V. Blackburn
N. C
J. N. Brunson
Hendersonville
Badcock
Geo. L. Peake
Winston-Salem
F. D. Johnston
Charlotte
Gastonia
H. A. Johnson
R. H. Jacobse
F. B. Marshall
Rock Hill
D. W. Mitchell
W. FP. Nettles
Camden
K. Nicholson
Chase
E. G. Sperning
Fallston
G. EB. Bridges
Co. H. Harms
Athens
Mra
W. FE. Suddarth
Greenville
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G. D. Touchton
Winterhaven
J. M. Taft
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J. C. O'Neal
Tampa
T. L. Monroe
Laurens, &. C
Ae P. Westmoreland
Coal Lopp & Howell Coal CO
Automobile Insurance Mutual
M. CC. Rowland
Mer
N. Main St
High Point Ice & Coal Co
World’s Wonderland Museum
Oith
Pine Entertainment
Seecdman iScudman
Certified Public Accountants
Commercial Bank
G. B. Kianderman
P. A
High Point, Thomasville
Denton Railroad
Geo
Penny
Latham and Weill
N. &. Garner
Occidental Life Ins. Co
W. Smith
F. B. Smith
Tull
L. Wardell Watch
Piedmont Ins. & Realty Co
College St
B. A. Woodell
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public
W. Washington Street
On Sheriff's Office
Hutter and
Farmers Exchange
Wrenn Street
Schwartz
Main
Purity Coal CO
W. G. Bridges
Carolina Bonded Warehouse
Ficarery
Mr. Pickett
John T. Burrus
F. Logan Porter
Chamber of Commerce
F. J. Sizemore
Serting
H. N. Bowne
T. Wingate Andrews
Arthur Kirkman
Co. M. Waynick
General Fund
Burrus
Lehigh
Rose Marie
Coats
Doncettes
South Mainstreet
Bay
Arrow
Finchley
Society Club
Wright-Sline
Sears, Roebuck
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