High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Annual Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of stockholders of the High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association will be held in the directors room of the Commercial National Bank High Point North Carolina on Thursday January 28 1932 at 7 30 p m for the purpose of considering the amendment of the By Laws to enable the Board of Directors to expedite business and to pay withdrawing members certain percent of profits when earnings justify it and for the election of the Board of Directors and the transaction of other business as may come before the meeting. Cc H Ellis Sec
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
High Point
N. C
Cc. H. Ellis
Sec
High Point Morris Plan Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the High Point Morris Plan Bank will be held in the office of the Bank Thursday Jan 21 1932 at 7 30 p m for the election of Directors and transaction of any other business that may come before the stockholders. W R MORROW Sec Treas. Card of thanks We wish to thank the many visiting friends and neighbors for their kindness and the beautiful floral designs during the sickness and after the death of our beloved wife mother and sister Gus Graham and family.
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High Point Morris Plan Bank
W. R. Morrow
Sec
Treas
Gus Graham
Overland Price Reductions Cut $100 on 1932 Models
Willys-Overland president L A Miller announced a $100 price cut on all 1932 Silver Anniversary Willys-Overland sixes and eights and Willys-Knight cars effective immediately. He said the move aims to boost dealer profits, increase employment, and spur renewed retail purchasing power amid the economic situation.
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Toledo
L. A. Miller
Willys- Overland Company
America
Willys-Overland
Willys-Knight
Miller
Wheat prices slip on southern hemisphere exports
Chicago reports early grain trading down as large wheat shipments from southern hemisphere sources weigh on prices. A softer securites market adds to the bearish tone while opening levels hold near unchanged to 1 4 lower before corn and wheat decline further.
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Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Opens Quietly as Prices Ease
N O Cotton in New Orleans reports a quiet steady opening with Liverpool cables weaker than expected. Early trade shows May at 6.83, March 6.68, May 6.85 and July 7.01 with slight rallies as stocks open steady.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Services Held For David C. Dorsett
Short funeral services for David C. Dorsett who died after a brief illness were held from his home at 405 West Bay street and from Green Street Baptist church with Rev. Geo T Tunstall officiating. Pallbearers included D H Lynch R D Bule Raymond Campbell Roy Culler Joe Alexander and J P Tucker. Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery.
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David C. Dorsett
West Bay Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Geo. T. Tunstall
Old Rugged Cross
Jesus
D. H. Lynch
R. D. Bule
Raymond Campbell
Roy Culler
Joe Alexander
J. P. Tucker
Bertha Julian
Alene Julian
Dorothy Julian
Joyce Julian
Mildred McCollum
Harriett Skull
Elizabeth Sattenfield
Mesdames A. M. Pendergrass
Roland Younts
E. C. Harville
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Thomasville Man Sued for 15000 in Damages After Fatal Crash
Jake Leonard of Thomasville, a filling station owner held on manslaughter charges for striking and killing Frank Yakeley, a 50 year old Black furniture maker, faces a 15000 damage suit by Yakeley’s administrator H C Edinger. The complaint alleges excessive speed on foggy morning, driving on the wrong side, failure to aid, return without lights, another pass over the body, and possible intoxicant use.
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Lexington
Jake Leonard
Thomasville
Frank Yakeley
H. C. Edinger
Yakeley
Leonard
MISS GOX ADDRESSES NC ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE MEETING
Dr A J Barton Wilmington warns against a prohibition referendum calling the 18th amendment the peak of states rights while addressing the North Carolina Anti-Saloon League convened in Greensboro. Miss Clara Cox and Dr James Parrott also spoke on prohibition and its economic effects as the session opened.
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A. J. Barton
Wilmington
Anti-Saloon League of America
North Carolina
Anti- Saloon League
West Market Street Methodist Church
Greensboro
Clara I. Cox
Springfield Friends Church
James M. Rott
Raleigh
Barton
Anti-Saloon League
Ernest G. Richardson
Philadelphia
Dr Bride
Wectinanee
Jo Johnson J. Hayes
Dairy Ratings Announced Here Grade A For Most Dealers
Twenty one local wholesale milk dealers received grade A in the city laboratory report. Three wholesale firms, fifteen retail dealers, and one more retail shop earned B grades. Names of A grade wholesalers include C. EE Armfield Bundy Brothers E Clodfelter Coltrane Brothers and others. Retail A grade list features High Point Creamery Andrews Dairy Blair Dairy Clover Hill Dairy and more. J E Meredith was given grade
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The
City Laboratory
C. EE. Armfield
Bundy Brothers
E. Clodfelter
Coltrane Brothers
C. C. Covington
Edwards
R. H. Hayworth
J. H. Hedgecock
High Point Creamery
Andrews Dairy
Blair Dairy
Clover Hill Dairy
Cream Rose Dairy
Esskay Dairy
Fairview
Hayworth Dairy
M. L. Hedgecock
O. L. Hethcock
T. P. Kimrey
Mendenhall Brothers Dairy
Model Dairy
R. B. Royal
Seward Dairy
J. E. Meredith
Negro Youth Hit by Car on South Hamilton Street
James McNeely, a negro youth of 722 East Washington Street, was struck by a Ford coupe driven by Herbert Wood on Hamilton Street near the Ecker Glass Co. He suffered a badly cut right hand and knee injuries but his condition was not serious. He was taken to High Point Hospital. Authorities said the accident was not due to Mr Wood's negligence and no charges were filed.
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James McNeely
Washington Street
Herbert Wood
J. O
Wood
Ecker, Glass Company
Hamilton Street
High Point Hospital
Man Confession Sparks Confusion Over 1928 Officer Deaths
A man called Walter Green gave four names and confessed to killing a policeman in Greensboro in 1928, but Greensboro High Point and Wilson records show no such murder. Local police seek to verify the claim as officers say none died here since 1925 when two were slain during a gambling raid.
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8. C
Claywell
Reaves
Greensboro
Market Idles In Its Course In Sluggish Trading
New York stock dealers faced a muted session as the market drifted with little direction. Rail shares fluctuated, some gains erased, while declines showed broad breadth with U S Steel and major names easing. Investors awaited concrete signals from reconstruction measures and wage talks, fearing renewed selling on good news. A Glass bill proposal to curb credit drew mixed banking reactions amid concern over past speculation.
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New York
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Delaware and Hudson
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Dupont
General Motors
American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers B
American Can
Case
Standard
N. J
Union Carbide
Westinghouse Electric
Sears
Bethlehem
Borden
Congress
Glass
New York Cotton Opens Steady After Decline
New York cotton opened steady with a one to three point drop on scattered selling. Trading began with March at 6.69 as cables remained easier.
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New York
Burris Fights Proposed Five Percent Auto Tax
Gate City Motor Co. official Jack Burris denounces Treasury Department plans for a five percent excise tax on automobiles. He argues the levy harms an overburdened industry and hinders nationwide recovery, urging residents to pressure lawmakers to oppose the tax. He notes millions rely on motor vehicle production for livelihoods and widespread economic benefits.
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Jack Burris
Gate City Motor Co
Burris
Treasury Department
Mr. Burris
Pilot Hosiery Mills Put Under Receiver in Asheboro
The Pilot Hosiery Mills Inc. enters receivership after a petition by Ideal Mercerizing Co. Judge Oglesby in Greensboro appoints Arthur Ross of Asheboro as receiver. The plant, moved from Lexington in 1930, employed about 200 and had strong orders on the books at closing.
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Sptce
Tee Fereerence
Asheboro
Pilot Hosiery Mills, Inc
Ideal Mercerizing Company
Oglesby
Greensboro
Arthur Ross
Lexington
Police Seek Hit Run Driver In Candell Death
Police continue search for the driver of a hit and run in which 13 year old Ralph Candell was struck on North Main Street and died instantly after a second car followed. A Ford roadster with leather flaps is linked to the incident though its license number check showed the owner in Greensboro. Elmer Lench Jr. was also injured in the sequence near Mann Drug Store No. 2.
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Ralph Candell
C. Candell
North Main Street
Young Caudell
Greensboro
Main Street
Guilford Avenue
Elmer Lench, Jr
Ralph
Mann Drug Store
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J. N. McCrary
Chestnut Street
Woodrow
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W. C. Brown Shoe Shop Quality Shoe Repairing
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Chicago Grain
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N. O. Cotton
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