Hosiery Union Proposes Credit Plan to Aid Mills
Philadelphia dispatch reports the American Federation of Full Fashioned Hosiery Workers ordered an economist study to solve industry finances. The plan aims to halt bankruptcies by enabling bank credit, possibly via a new credit body with banker and factory owner representation. The union seeks relief from bank credit restrictions to support mills and sustain jobs.
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Sale tax likely to touch manufacturers and retailers in North Carolina
The Raleigh report notes growing support in the General Assembly for a broad sales tax to raise at least four million dollars annually, potentially taxing manufacturers at the source. Governor Ehringhaus opposes diverting highway funds and bond refinancing, shaping a push for new revenue up to eight million dollars when combined with eliminating the 15 cent property tax. The Clement production tax proposal would tax gross income at one half of one percent, projected to raise about seven and a half million dollars.
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Salisbury
Clement
Sermons Start Tonight at Wesley Memorial
Rev G Ray Jordan begins a series of Wednesday talks on parables with a sermon titled The Unjust Judge at 7 30 this evening. J Gurney Briggs leads singing and a special musical number will be presented. Next Wednesday the service is interrupted for a concert by the Centenary Methodist Church choir from Winston-Salem directed by Harry E Parker.
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Wesley Memorial
J. Gurney Briggs
Centenary Methodist Church
Winston-Salem
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Jacobs Men’s Shop Set to Open This Saturday
Jacobs’ Men’s Shop at 124 South Main Street will open Saturday with owner Harry Jacobs. He has four years experience in men's clothing locally and recently visited markets in New York Philadelphia and Baltimore to select new lines. He previously served as a Wright’s salesman and is well known in the trade.
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Bible not infallible says Rev. Jones at Sheraton hotel
Rev Robert W Jones declared the Bible not infallible during a mission service at the Sheraton hotel last night He argued that no original manuscript exists for any of the 66 books and that books were written by many authors and later edited He spoke on What God Means to Me and answered reader questions on liberal belief prayer miracles and Unitarianism.
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Sheraton Hotel
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Monarchs Hear Appeal For Aid At Luncheon
High Point Monarchs met at the Sheraton private dining room to hear Mrs. W. C. Hammond and C. C. Muse appeal for aid to the High Point Board of Public Welfare. They cited rising destitution and insufficient federal funds and urged donations of food or clothing. A committee was formed to solicit contributions from members.
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F. L. Conrad
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Mrs. W. R. Pritchett Is Taken By Death
Mrs. W. R. Pritchett 44 a native of Archdale died at her Olanta Washington home after about four years illness paral ysis listed as cause funeral services were held at Indian town near Olanta Monday noon Rev W R Pritchett Presbyterian minister husband sister Mrs M W Andrews Archdale two sons and two daughters formerly of Greensboro prior to Olanta
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Church School of Missions Begins at Cherry Street Church
The annual Church School of Missions starts tonight at 7:30 PM at Cherry Street Presbyterian Church colored. Sessions continue weekly Wednesdays from 7:30 to 8:40 PM through the first Wednesday in March.
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