High Point Bond Sale Clears $240 000 Block in New York
The defunct Commercial National Bank of High Point sold 240000 of High Point bonds in New York to Roy C. Welborn and he resold 210000 of the securities. The deal closes the bank’s High Point bond account and represents the second largest block traded in months. Prices ranged around 93 with retail value near 94 plus interest. Welborn notes optimism in the over the counter market due to improving local and national conditions. Other similar bonds are seen at 98 par, with forecasts bonds might reach par by mid year.
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Commercial National Bank of
High Point
New York
Roy C. Welborn
Commercial National Bank
Mr. Welborn
Festival of the Conversion Observed at St Marys
The Festival of the Conversion of St Paul will be observed with a Holy Communion service at St Marys Episcopal Church at 10 o clock tomorrow. The event was announced locally.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Blackburn Rites 10 Be Saturday
Funeral services for Lewis Madison Blackburn, age 65, of High Point were set for Saturday at 11 a.m. at Lebanon M P church with Rev. D R Hutton presiding. He died at his home on State street after 32 years in High Point, survived by his widow Kara Myrtle Harvey, four sons Lester Stanley Philmore and Harvey, three daughters Mary Martha and Mrs W M Craven, two brothers Decosta and William, and a sister Mrs J T Billington. Interment at Lebanon church cemetery. The piece also notes the funeral of Kathleen Pope, 12, at Zion Evangelical and Reformed church with interment at the church cemetery and pallbearers being her brothers.
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Lewis Madison Blackburn
State Street
Lebanon M. P. Church
D. R. Hutton
Blackburn
High Point
Stokes County
Kara Myrtle Harvey
Lester M
Stanley Blackburn
Philmore
Harvey Blackburn
Home Place
W. M. Craven
Mary
Martha Blackburn
Decosta Blackburn
Florida
William Blackburn
Portsmouth
J. T. Billington
Norlina
Lebanon Church
Kathleen Pope
E. C. Pope
Salem Street
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
N. F. Britt
North Park Baptist Church
L. K. Pulllem
King
BE. R
B. L
C. W
M. C. Pope
Whitlow Rites Held For David L Whitlow At Oakwood Memorial Park
Funeral services for 57 year old David L Whitlow were held at his home on East Lexington Avenue and conducted by Rev H P Williams. The ceremony featured Eva McMillan Annie Boles and Martini Lowe singing three hymns. Pallbearers included Lester Potts T R Stutte and others. Burial followed at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.
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David L. Whitslow
David L. Whitlow
Lexington Avenue
H. P. Williams
Eva McMillan
Annie Boles
Martini Lowe
Jesus
Savior
Lester Potts
T. R. Stutte
T. L. Lowe
L. E B. Ritchie
D. F. Saunders
J. Grubb
Harry Barringer
W. G. Colton
Earl Farr
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. B. C. Crawford in Trinity
Funeral services were held at Trinity Methodist church for Mrs. B. C. Crawford 78 of Trinity who died at her daughter Mrs. W. L. Carter in Greensboro. The rites were conducted yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Minister G. W. Williams and others.
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BE. C. Cranford
B. C. Crawford
Trinity
W. L. Carter
Greensboro
Trinity Methodist Church
G. W. Williams
Joyner Bound Over To High Court In Guilford Case
Arthur Joyner, a Negro, was arraigned in municipal court on three counts of breaking and entering and bound over to Guilford Superior Court on $500 bonds per count, totaling $1,600. Prosecutors say he helped clear up several break-ins at locations on High Street and nearby.
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Arthur Joyner
Lewis E. Teague
Guilford Superior Court
Joyner
High Street
Hast High Street
Jack Byerley
Bill Ragsdale
Jamestown
D. B. Thomas
Floyd McClinton
Iiquor
D. Blake
Curtis Carlow
Lem Martin
Safety Drive lauded by Winston-Salem Insurance Exchange
A resolution unanimously adopted by the Winston-Salem Insurance Exchange praises the High Point Enterprise highway safety campaign. Signed by President W. C. Horton and Secretary W. W. Conrad, the measure commends the effort for saving lives and aiding families, and calls for a copy to be sent to the High Point Enterprise.
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Winston-Salem Insurance Exchange, Inc
W. C. Horton
W. W. Conrad
High Point Enterprise
High Point
North Carolina
First step toward reducing accidents in district lighting
Two intersections near Chiceso are illuminated by sodium vapor lamps emitting an orange glow. This marks the district’s initial measure to curb accidents caused by inadequate highway lighting.
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Chiceso
Cardus Helped Thousands of Women with Monthly Pains
A promotional account claims Cardus relieves monthly pains from functional disturbances caused by poor nourishment. Mrs. Walter Page of Byaneville Indiana reports relief after using several bottles and endorses Cardus for ease, while advising medical consultation if it fails.
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Cardus
Walter Page
Byaneville
Ind
Cardul
Scene At The Mart Highlights Personalities And Style
Scene at the mart features Furman Fergeson and Harry Shaw fleeing a small man with a large hammer. Richard Schwab surveys new space with B Galemback pressuring Paul Casey for more area while Wade Marsh exits with a long stem pipe. Fred Tate displays a Honduras mahogany bedroom set to visitors, Tom Gillam of Carolina Parlor shows a liquor cabinet in a sofa, and Hubert Rockwell frames a designer piece for Paul Casey. First floor roses, fashion notes, and three hundred salesmen awaiting Monday.
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Tom Gillam
Carolina
Statesville
Hubert Rockwell
New York Cotton Opens Easier on Washington Farm Bill Doubts
Cotton futures eased on lower Liverpool cables and selling amid opposition to the new farm bill in Washington. January at 11.71, March 11.36, May 11.08, July 10.72, October 10.25, December 10.85. January notices pegged about 8,400 bales with further tenders expected. contracts later rallied to 11.75.
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New York
Liverpool
Washington
Bernsteckers Heard At Local Kiwanis Meet
Emil Bernstecker of Greensboro spoke at the Kiwanis club meeting at the Elwood hotel. He outlined 1936 aims including education, government simplification, conservation, and church support, with district goals of highway safety and higher club attendance. Visitors Phi Segram and Dr. G N Humphreys attended. Hugh Smart led the program.
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Kiwanis
Emil Bernstecker
Greensboro
Leclub
Elwood
Kiwanis International
Carolinas
Washington, D. C
Phi Segram
G. N. Humphreys
High Point College
Hugh Smart
Examinations At College Begin Monday At High Point
The first semester exams at High Point College start Monday morning January 27. The schedule covers multiple class sections with times across January 27 28 29 30 and February 1, including 1st 2nd 3rd 4th and 5th period classes for Monday to Saturday sessions.
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High Point College
Social Security Act effects discussed by NC editors
Emanuel Levi of the Louisville Courier-Journal outlined potential effects of the new social security law on U.S. business at North Carolina editors' institute in Chapel Hill. He criticized the act's practicality, cited high projected costs, and warned of weak safeguards for old age reserve funds.
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Chapel Hill
Emanuel Levi
Louisville Courier-Journal
North Carolina
Levi
England
Earl Barnes Head Injury From Fall Near Sheraton Hotel
Earl Barnes about 40 was removed to Guilford General hospital around 2 45 this afternoon after a fall on the sidewalk near the Sheraton hotel. He suffered a slight head injury but his condition was not serious and hospital attendants expected to dismiss him soon.
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Earl Barnes
Guilford General Hospital
Sheraton Hotel
Chicago Produce Prices and Grades for Butter and Eggs
Butter and eggs show multiple grade levels and prices. The list includes firm creamery specials with various quality grades and regional price ranges, plus extra firsts and local receipts.
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Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Declines on AAA Plan Rejection
Cotton prices fell at the New Orleans market opening after legislative leaders rejected the AAA substitute plan in Washington. New crop months led the decline with October at 10.26, December 16.20, March 11.25, and May 11.05.
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New Orleans
New Orlean
AAA
Washington
Three Persons Guilty Of Arson Suspected In Two Day Spree
Fire chief BE. K. Ingram warned against using fires to thaw frozen pipes or cars after three incidents in two days. One resident set papers alight under a kitchen fire to thaw pipes on English street, another used a blow torch on Moon street, and a car owner ignited papers under a faulty auto.
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BE. K. Ingram
English Street
Moon Street
Ingram
Linsay Street
Registered At Market Today Gc L Ingram J BE Ramsey
A list of buyers and registrants from various towns and states including Bassett Virginia Greensboro Danville Roanoke Charlotte Raleigh High Point and more. Names cover dozens of individuals with affiliations to counties and cities across the region. The crowd reflects a market registration event with participants from Virginia North and South Carolina West Virginia and Georgia.
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Gc. L. Ingram
J. BE. Ramsey
J. E. Ramsey
Bassett
H.L. Bolyn
H. L. Bolyn
Lucille Goodyear
A. B. Watson
Dillon
Fred Jones
Gastonia
F. Ham
T. C. Player
Lamar
C. O. Lowder
I. J. Lowder
Charlotte
J. F. McNutt
Princeton
W. Va
J. E. Miller
Greensboro
R. P. Mitchell
Danville
John Cart
Tucker McCravey
Spartanburg
8. C
A. J. Bishop
W. C. Bishop
C. W. Dixon
W. W. Moon
Mr. Hope
M. M. Lackey
H. H. Nicholson
Statesville
J. Drew
J. W. Rich
C. A. Thompson
Graham
M. D. Vaughn
J. B. Mulligan
Paul Holtshouser
Concord
J. EB. Miller
Covington
W. B. Suddarth
W. EB. Suddarth
L. F. Thompson
L. P. Thompson
Mooresville
Phil Wall
Marshall Cross
Spray
J. BP. Zeller
J. B. Zeiler
Roanoke
C. A. Bowie
J. W. Mays
T. EB. Wolfe
Florence
C. B. Yount
Hickory
Roy Abbott
Seneca
C. S. Andrews
Andrews
A. R. Edwards
G. A
J. C. Whicker
Winston-Salem
Homer Blevins
Frank Harris
Monroe
C. H. Frick
Bassett Va
W. T. Cox
Belton
H. F. Brady
Rameseur
S. W. Davis
Frank D. Garvin
J. A. Denton
R. D. Hoyle
Denton
H. Long
W. C. Floyd
Mra
Cc. Floyd
Fairmont
Jimmie Lewis
W. G. Haynes
Jack Haynes
Goldsboro
W. C. Hines
Gaffney
EB. R. Eyre
William May
J. A. Wolts
Sanford
D. F. Conrad
Lexington
J. A. Lewis
L. G. Woodall
Richmond
William B. Greene
H. V. Nance
High Point
J. A. Blake
Crop Improvement Convention Planned at College Campus
The Crop Improvement association plans a convention at Carolina State College over December 12 and 13. An on site briefing confirms preparations and confirms venue details.
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Carolina State College
Slightly Injured In Route To Richmond Va
They were en route to Richmond Virginia and it was understood that no serious injuries were sustained.
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Richmond
Itte
Cigarettes Stolen From A. P. Store On English Street
Police reported that the A. and P. store at 516 English Street was entered overnight. A quantity of cigarettes and a few pennies were stolen after intruders entered through a skylight above the front awning.
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English Street
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Thomasville
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RED Heads ON
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J. Clyde Turner
Joseph
James Montgomery
William and
Carson Crawford
Raymond
Clarence Meredith
Cardus Helms
the Mart
Furman Fergeson
Harry Shaw
Richard Schwab
B. Galemback
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Wade Marsh
Fred Tate
Bendix Aviat
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Texas Corp
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Ovee Cove
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Bernsteckers
Robert Dinkins
Columbia
Glenn Hendrix
A. L. Hyman
Rufus Medium
Wadesboro
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Cunningham
Baxley
D. W. Biggs
Lumberton
Ben Renfroe
J. F. Morrall
Beaufort
D. C
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Tutwiler
Mt. Hope
Chas. Craver
E. E. Smith
ston-Salem
H. P. Griggith
Marion
B. A. Kummer
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