Moose Talk by Region Director Kirby in Thomasville
Fifteen members of the Loyal Order of Moose attended a lecture last night by Region al Director Charles A. Kirby on child life and forming a Thomasville chapter. N. L. Garner EB D Hedrick and J. H. Julian of High Point and Cc H Miles of Winston-Salem also spoke. The Thomasville chapter quota is expected to be reached next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Thomasville
Charles A. Kirby
Moose
Order
Thomasite
N. L. Garner
EB. D. Hedrick
J. H. Julian
High Point
Cc. H. Miles
Winston-Salem
Igh Point
Hedrick
Sam Holt
Next Market Dates July 20 to August 1
The mid summer Southern Furniture and Rug Market for 1936 will be held here from July 20 to August 1, inclusive. A committee decided this afternoon and Paul W. Casey announced it this morning. The market follows Chicago and Grand Rapids furnit ure markets as in past years. The Manufacturers and Salesmen's Association meeting set for tonight is canceled, with no reason given.
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Paul W. Casey
Southern Furniture Exposition
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Casey
Ray White and local quartet entertain with musical program
Ray White entertained with a guitar harmonica and vocal program. A quartet including M. L. Crooks D. F. Lopp Paul Jenkins and Sam Holt sang several numbers. Walter York chairman of the reception committee for Supreme Dictator Walter Ruff of Canton Ohio appointed committees. The supreme dictator is expected to visit the city on February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray White
M. L. Crooks
D. F. Lopp
Paul Jenkins
Sam Holt
Walter York
Walter
Ruff
Canton
Ohio
Two Frenchmen Turn Down Premier Ship Post
Paris reports the French government in crisis as Jules Jeanneney and Ferdinand Bouisson decline to form a cabinet after Pierre Laval resigns over foreign policy. President Albert Lebrun met them in a two hour conference amid worsening finances and cabinet instability.
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Paris
France
Pierre Laval
Jules Jeanneney
Senate
Ferdinand Bouisson
Chamber of Deputies
Jeanneney
Bouisson
Albert Lebrun
Laval
Morgenthau to Persist as Secretary Despite Change
The article notes Morgenthau remaining secretary while his close ties to the President suit him for a new role. It also mentions Charles Fisher Jr and C B Merriam possibly taking RFC duties with Fisher viewed as a potential promotion. The shift could boost Jones with greater influence over RFC policies as the treasury secretary sits as an ex officio RFC director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Fisher, Jr
C. B. Merriam
RFC
Fisher
Jones
Treasury Secretary
Corporation
Journalist Frank H. Simmons Dies at 58 in Washington
Frank H. Simmons journalist author and student of foreign affairs died at his Washington home shortly after noon. He was 58.
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Washington
Frank H. Simmons
Foreign Affairs
Midwest Shatters Low Temperature Records Across States
Extreme cold left nine states marooning schoolchildren including 604 in Ohio and 100 in Kentucky. Belmont county, Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan, Indiana and Pennsylvania closed schools as buses and heating failed. Chicago faced potential record lows with Minneapolis setting a minus 33.5 degree mark.
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Ohio
Stanton School
Troy
Belmont County
Cynthiana
Pewaukee
Wis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Waukegan
Ill
Minnesota
Michigan
Iowa
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Minneapolis
Mrs Betty Wood Taken By Death
Mrs Betty E Wood 78 widow of J H Wood died at 601 Granby street at 1125 this morning after a three year illness. She was born in Guilford County in 1857 and moved to High Point 40 years ago. She was a Pilgrim Holiness church member. Surviving: two sons J E Wood W R Wood of High Point. four daughters Bessie Brown Louie Windham Minnie McKinney A L Leonard of Lexington. one sister D P Beck. one brother Dan Dean of High Point. 44 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 230 from Pilgrim Holiness church. Interment Oakwood cemetery.
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Betty E. Wood
J. H. Wood
Granby Street
Guilford County
J. M
Martha Elliott Dean
High Point
Randolph County
Pilgrim Holiness Church
O. L. Ruth
C. N. Royal
J. M. Hilliard
Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs. EB Crawford in Trinity service
Mrs. EB Crawford, 78, of Trinity, died Wednesday at 1 40 p m at her daughter Mrs W L Carter’s home in Greensboro. Funeral held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church with Rev G W Williams Rev J P Lanning and Rev J Clyde Turner officiating. Interment in Trinity cemetery.
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E. C. Cranford
EB. C. Crawford
Trinity
W. L. Carter
West Market Street
Greensboro
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
G. W. Williams
J. P. Lanning
J. Clyde Turner
D .D
First Baptist Church of
Trinity Cemetery
Funeral for 12 year old Kathleen Pope
Kathleen Pope died at 1104 Salem street after a five day illness. Born May 26 1923 in High Point she was a fifth grade pupil at Johnson Street School. Surviving parents E C and Susie Pope two sisters Annie Mae Blair and Louise Pope seven brothers E R E L M C G W Taft Dempsey Paul Pope. Funeral Friday at 11 from Zion Reformed Church David son County with Rev N F Britt. Interment in church cemetery.
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Kathleen Pope
E. C
Susie Jones Pope
Salem Street
High Point
Johnson Street
Annie Mae Blair
Thomasville
Louise Pope
E. R
E. L
M. C
G. W
Taft
Dempsey
Paul Pope
Zion Reformed Church
Davidson County
N. F. Britt
North Fork
Funeral for Mrs Lula Betts Stanley Held at Guilford
Mrs Lula Betts Stanley 63 widow of Wm P Stanley died after a five week illness at her daughter’s home 318 Monthey Ave. Funeral services were held at Guilford College Friends Meeting House with Rev Herbert Huffman Rev Joseph Peele and Rev R L Alexander officiating. Interment was in Guilford College cemetery. Pallbearers were Edgar Hole Lee Smith Walter Coble Fred Hollowell Jack Hunter and Charles Knight. Survivors include two sons Jesse B Stanley and Wm G Stanley, two daughters Mrs C N Royal and Mrs J H Barrington, a sister Mrs G W Cavanaugh and two grandchildren.
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Lula B. Stanley
Lula Betts Stanley
Wm. P. Stanley
C. N. Royal
Monthey Avenue
Guilford College Friends Meeting House
Herbert L. Huffman
Joseph Peele
Guilford College
R. L. Alexander
First Presbyterian Church of
Lumberton
Edgar Hole
Lee
Smith
Walter Coble
Fred Hollowell
Jack Hunter
Charles Knight
C. O. Meredith
Annie Laurie Vanney
Saved By Grace
Argie Wood
High Point
Bertha Mullinix
C. C. Meredith
W. A. Coble
Eleanor Fox
B. Wheeler
Alma Long
Stanley
Jesse B. Stanley
Wm. G. Stanley
J. H. Barrington
G. W. Cavanaugh
Benson
J. H. Barrington, Jr
Ruth Eugenia Royal
City
Bonus plan eyed by Oars administration in farm policy
The proposed measure would grant the agriculture secretary broad authority to pay farmers for soil conservation and production control. Senator Norris questions constitutionality citing a recent AAA ruling, while Wallace and Senator Bankhead defend the bill as legally workable. Senator Thomas suggests financing via old AAA processing taxes as general revenue.
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Agriculture Secretary
Norris
R-Neb
AAA
Supreme Court
Wallace
Bankhead
D-Ala
Senate
Thomas
D-Okla
Tuesday Attendance Sets New Record at Southern Market
Tuesday marked the largest attendance in Southern furniture and rug market history with 347 buyers registered on morning and afternoon lists. The day surpassed the prior July market peak, standing only 15 below that record and 90 above last January’s mid winter attendance.
King George's Body Lies in Hall for Four Day Homage
The King George body lies in Westminster Hall for a four day homage with the imperial crown atop the coffin. King Edward VII's funeral procession includes the new King Edward and his brothers as dignitaries gather, while Parliament expresses condolences and the Archbishop of Canterbury conducts rites.
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George
Edward VII
Edward
York
Gloucester
Kent
Earl of Harewood
Princess Royal
Thames
New Palace Yard
Westminister Hall
Buckingham Palace
Archbishop of Canterbury
Derrick Acknowledged After Passing in Bradenton
P M Derrick a longtime Bradenton Herald advertising manager died last night after an operation. Brief services are set here tomorrow with full funeral and burial planned in High Point North Carolina Sunday at 4 PM. Survived by daughter Elizabeth and two sisters, he was a World War veteran and active in several local groups.
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Bradenton
Fra
P. M. Derrick
The
Bradenton Herald
High Point
N. C
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Derrick
Tampa, Fla
Morning Tribune
Elizabeth
W. E. Falk
F. I. Gilbert
Macon
American Legion
Rotary Club
Bradenton Country Club
Upward Push Sweeps Mart
New York stock prices showed an overall gain with early advances in Case American Can and Cerro de Pasco, while Nickel Plate preferred rose 2. Gold mining issues Dome and McIntyre Porcupine faded after opening strength. Other firms posted fractional gains including Douglas Boeing United Aircraft Warner Bros Goodyear Chrysler and Southern Pacific. Bonds and most rails utilities and steels held steady. The French franc and other leading gold currencies remained weak against the dollar. Call money firmed about 1 percent.
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New York
Case
American Can
Cerro de Pasco
Nickel Plate
Dome
McIintyre Porcupine
Douglas
Boeing
United Aircraft
Warner Bros
Goodyear
Chrysler
Southern Pacific
Carolina Alumni 10 Meet Friday Features UNC Policies
The High Point UNC Alumni chapter will meet Friday at 7 30 PM in the city hall courtroom to discuss university policies including the proposed transfer of the engineering school to NC State and Dr Frank P Grahams athletic plan. Alumni urged to attend.
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University of North Carolina
High Point
U. N. C. Alumni Association
D. C. MacRae
MacRae
University Engineering School
Chapel Hill
North Carolina State College
University At
Raleigh
Frank P. Graham
Republicans Decline to Aid Inquiry in Senate Debate
The scene centers on a Senate sub committee clash over a constitutional measure tied to the AAA ruling. Norris defends the bill as constitutional though challenged by the AAA decision. Bankhead notes McNary urged public hearings but no action was taken. Norris refuses to elaborate on his stance.
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Smith
Senate
Supreme Court
AAA
Norris
Bankhead
McNary
Community Chest to Lead Local Infantile Paralysis Probe
The Community Chest will investigate local infantile paralysis cases and manage funds raised by the president's birthday ball set for Friday January 31 at Sedgefield Manor. R T Amos accepts chest control with a trustees committee to audit cases and disburse funds. 70 percent stays local, 30 percent supports Roosevelt’s fund.
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Community Chest
Sedgefield Manor
Byron Haworth
R. T. Amos
Amos
Haworth
Community Chest Executive Board
Chest
Roosevelt
Continued healthy tone at furniture market survey
The report notes a healthy mood at the southern exposition furniture show with the rug market steady and 85 percent of the nation’s rug industry represented. Weavers report strong business and retailers comment on wider merchandise variety including kitchen furniture lamps radios and lawn pieces. Registration may dip slightly Friday and Saturday but attendance in the second week is forecast to be very large.
Doctors Absent at Kansas City Convention
Western delegates complimented Idaho representatives during a convention in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Idaho
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John
Wayne
Sonora
Tommy
Popeye
Otto Kruger
Martha Sleeper
Bob Steele
Tom Tyler
Hoot Gibson
Big Boy
Williams
William Farnum
Bure Sarton
Art Mix
Wally Wales
Buddy Roosefelt
Buffalo Bill, Jr
William Desmond
Morgenthau
Palace Theatre
John Boles
Dixie Lee
Damien
Hanel
Midwest
Neephenn
Margaret Lindsay
Ricardo Cortez
Lildamita
O'Shaughnessy
Roy
Canouma Tremere
Thelma Todd
Patsy Kelly
Betty Wood
Crawford
P. M
Enterprise
Tampa
Fla
Alaska
Allis
Amer
Alco
T & SF
Atlas Powes
Aviation Corp
Bald Loco
Balto & Qhio
Barnsdall
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Seeeaee
Borden
Ches & Ohio
Coca Cola
Wee Eees
Curtiss Wr
du Pont de Nem
Elec Auto
Graham Goodyear T&r
Hupp Motors Se
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Mack Trucks
Hee
Monty Ward
Nash Motors
Nat Biscuit
North Amer
Enwee
Otis Elev
Peewee Ween
Packard
Penney
J. C
Phillips Pet Pub
Ser
Pullman
Repub
Seaboard Air
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Gs Tee
Sta
Cal
Texas Corp
Union Pac
Aire Corp
United
United Drug
United Fruit
United Gas Imp
DEE Bod UK
Vick Chem
Warner Pic
A&m
Woolworth
Ap.m
Chicago Grain
New Orleans
Goa
FORD
Carolina
City Hall
Rogers
Nate
Ford V8
UCC
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