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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1936

Page

2

Registered At Market Today Names of Attendees From Many States

A long list of registrants appears with names from North Carolina Virginia South Carolina Georgia Alabama West Virginia and beyond. The roster includes W. P. Amos J. M. Best L. C. Kester J. W. Bledsoe and many others spanning Asheboro Shelby Hickory Danville and Charlotte among others.

W. P. Amos Asheboro John M. Best Shelby L. C. Kester Hickory J. W. Bledsoe Danville G. C. Brown W. C. White Geo. W. Butler Roseboro B. Tonkel Rocky Mount M. R. Clark W. K. Huggins W. R. Latimer Chester 8. C J. B. Coble Burlington C. R Rainwater Hartsville D. C J. B. Davis Concord S. D. Brewer R. H. Cude Winston-Salem J. H. Crumpler Clinton R. B. Sykes Dunn H. D. Danley Opp Ala W. Dismondstein Newport News D. H. Dowdy Morehead City W. F. Dowdy

Agnes Davis Sings Here February 8 After Delay

A scheduling conflict with Agnes Davis forces a second change of date for her appearance. The renowned dramatic soprano will now perform February 8, replacing the previously set January 27 engagement. Mrs. Charles F. Tomlinson, president of the High Point Cooperative Concert Association, conveyed the update.

Agnes Davis Charles F., Tomlinson Miss Davis

Tomlinson Hosts Special Dinner for Visiting Retailers

An overflow crowd at the Tomlinson Exhibition building attended a special dinner hosted by the firm. C. F. Tomlinson served as toastmaster and introduced Elizabeth City’s 29 year furniture veteran W. Twiford. Numerous guests from across the region spoke briefly and celebrated Van W. Williams and N. D. Andrews's 26th year with the company.

Tomlinson Exhibition Building C. F. Tomlinson W. Twiford Elizabeth City Mr. Twiford J. H Tomlinson Bill Kester R. H. Hayworth High Point D. O. Sandlin Cr. G. Sandlin Raleigh Martine Barker Louis C. Kester C. L. Smith Hickory G. C. McGehee Lynchburg T. R. Padgett Forest City C. R. Rainwater Hartsville

Farm program sparks battle over half billion dollars

Senate, House committees clash over a proposed 500 million dollar farm plan. Bankhead backs a 440 million dollar amendment to fund the program, while Glass questions its legality until the farm bill passes. Lawmakers debate timing and constitutionality, with a separate 600 million dollar appropriation expected to be proposed in the Senate.

AAA Bankhead Senate Appropriations Committee Independent Offices Appropriations Group Glass D-Va Congress House Agriculture Committee Hope Kansas Marshall Rohio Boileau P-Wis Senate

Greensboro Youth Sentenced for Larceny and Receiving

Clay Eaton a 21 year old youth pled guilty to larceny and receiving in Superior court. Judge Julius A Rousseau sentenced him to two years on the roads.

Enterprise Greensboro Clay Eaton Julius A. Rousseau

Foreign trade balance shows heavy decline this year

The year 1935 saw a sharp drop in the trade balance with exports peaking late year while imports rose. Exports in early 1935 were 2.5 percent below 1934, then up 2.5 percent, and final four months up 19.5 percent from 1934. Imports surpassed 1934 every month, totaling the highest annual import value since 1931.

Redfern Family Told Son May Be Recovered Soon

Dr. Frederick Redfern of Columbia said a cable from Art Williams leading an Amazon jungle expedition suggested his son Paul Redfern, missing since 1927 after a Brunswick flight to Rio de Janeiro, might be alive and recovered in a matter of days. Williams called the message confidential but optimistic.

Columbia 8. C Frederick ©. Redfern Paul Redfern Art Williams Williams Paul

Louisiana Election Returns Preview Long Faction Leads

Looney of Shreveport notes Allen Eliender will fill the six year senate term after opposing Congress member John Sandlin. Earl Long to become lieutenant governor with Clement Moss challenging. A vacancy on the state Supreme Court from the Fifth district sees W Carruth Jones leading Amos L Ponder by a slim margin.

Baton Rouge Amos l L. Ponder

Proclamation of King Edward VIII Through London in Historic Procession

The king’s proclamation rides from Trafalgar Square to Charing Cross then City of London. Alfred Trego Butler reads the proclamation twice more as officials, heralds and silver trumpets mark the ancient city boundary before the lord mayor greets the monarch and the crowd cheers.

Trafalgar Square Charing Cross Windsor Herald Alfred Trego Butler Strand Temple Bar London Fleet Street Lodon Ludgate Hill St. Paul's Cathedral Royal Exchange

Attendance seen rising at market as third day marks slip

Market observers note broken attendance marks but rising registrations in Greensboro Winston-Salem hotels and the High Point market. Despite slower buying, manufacturers report substantial orders and healthy distribution with a likely good spring and summer business ahead.

Greensboro Winston-Salem

Public Hearing Opposes Private Abattoir Lease Plan

City council public works committee heard opposition to leasing the city owned abattoir for five years. Local wholesale meat dealers urged continuing city operation and rejected private operation. Proponents of lease proposed a five year arrangement with rent of 10 800, while noting prior city losses and depreciation estimates on equipment and building.

Public Works Committee

Furniture trade scene at the expo reveals names and comings

Scene at the mart shows Mrs B H Atkins visiting her husband in Southern Furniture Manufacturers association office after marriage. Maxwell brothers from Jacksonville trail by 15 stooges. Local firm heads Ben Willis and S A Hallam boast sales. A.G. R and Son rep Vance Maree greets attendees while a 1927 31 football All American from Macon shakes hands.

Dennyce McAdams Jim Ryan Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association B. H. Atkins Hubby Ingram's Vance Maree A. G. R. and Son Macon

Pledges Gathered In North Carolina For Traffic Safety

The North Carolina Division of Highway Safety reports 1326 accidents in 1935 at intersections, 1104 at street and 222 at rural sites. Director Arthur Falk urges strict obedience to stop signs and signals to protect motorists and pedestrians. Safe Driving Pledges from Olin O. Clodfelter of Thomasville accompany a note praising the safety drive.

North Carolina Division of Highway Safety of Arthur Falk Mr. Falk Olin O. Clodfelter Thomasville High Point

Rallies Lift Mart Spirits in New York Stock Market

Rallies boosted bullish sentiment at the New York stock market but turnover dwindled after an active open. Leading gainers included U S Steel Douglas United Aircraft Johns Manville Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors Case Deere Canada Dry Santa Fe Southern Pacific New York Central International Nickel U S Smelting and Mead Corp. Most brokers urged a sidelines stance awaiting Washington and world developments. Cotton was firmer and grains steady. Foreign exchange slipped slightly. Call money paused at 1.1 percent.

New York U. S. Steel Douglas United Aircraft Johna-Manville Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors Case Deere Canada Dry Santa Fe Southern Pacific N. Y. Central International Nickel U. S. Smelting Mead Corp

Detective Punchline Arrest Sparks Laughing Case

In Minneapolis Patrolman John 8 Cone arrested a man for intoxication. At headquarters the sergeant asked the prisoner's name and was told the same by the prisoner, John 8 Cone. The docket lists the arrest as John 8 Cone arrested by Patrolman John 8 Cone on drunk charge.

Minneapolis John 8. Cone Cone

Nebraska sprinters test rhythm of radio workouts

Lincoln Neb track coach Henry Schulte used a stadium radio to pace workouts. Sprinters ran heats on the indoor track to fast music while pole vaulters and high jumpers trained to three quarter waltz rhythms. He analyzes the results.

Lincoln, Neb Henry Schulte University of Nebraska

Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans market

New Orleans cotton futures opened steady on January 22 with prices around 50.80 cents per pound. Trading notes reference early bids and market activity, though legible lines are fragmented.

New York Vibe Wehance Ébéocnes Seine Sens Sococese New Orleans SRE Esne SD

Butter and Eggs Prices Change at Chicago Market

Chicago producer market reports firmer butter with 6 443 pounds traded and creamery specials around 93 score, plus various grades and prices. Eggs show 6 456 trade, with firmer values for extra firsts and graded firsts, local and refrigerator standards listed.

Chicago

Average height of the average American reaches six eight

A historical note records that the average height of American men is six feet eight inches. The statistic highlights a trend toward taller populations and may be cited in discussions of health, nutrition, and demographics.

POW O LIN Reported Fast Relief for Rheumatic Pains

Mr. R. L. Dixon of Reidsville North Carolina credits POW O LIN with dramatic two week improvement after prior failures. He describes relief from rheumatic shoulder pains distress after meals and chest fullness and notes no diet restrictions while taking POW O LIN. The product is advertised by Mann's Drug Stores and other local druggists.

Mann's Drug Stores

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