Reid Marsh Dies After Long Illness in City
Reid Marsh 39 of High Point dies at 612 Colonial Drive after a prolonged illness. He was born March 25, 1902, son of J E and Etta Marsh, married Vera King in 1923, and worked as a traveling salesman for Marsh Furniture. Survived by widow son Reid Junior, father, siblings, and half siblings. Funeral Tuesday at 4 from Wesley Memorial a M E church with interment Oakwood Memorial Park. pallbearers listed from local towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Reid Marsh
High Point
Colonial Drive
Mr. Marsh
J. E. and
Etta Dougan Marsh
F Eastman-Gaines Business College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Marsh
U. S. Navy
Vera King
Marsh Furniture Company
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
Reid Junior
J. B. Marsh
Everett Marsh
Wade Marsh
Annie Carter Marsh
Jack Thomas
Mildred Marsh
John Marsh
Howard Marsh
George Marsh
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial M. BE. Church
H. Norwood Bowne
Episcopal Church
Oakwood Memorial Park
Frank Smith
L. Davis
Herman Smith
F. G. Woodruff
J. L. Spruill
Allen Welborn
S. G. Wimbish
Greensboro
Jimmy Hackney
Lexington
Carnera Favored Over Bouquillon in Paris Bout
Primo Carnera, the Italian heavyweight, opened as a 2 to 1 favorite to beat Moise Bouquillon the French giant in a scheduled 10 round boxing match in Paris tonight.
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Paris
Primo Carnera
Moise Bouquillon
Cystex Ad Claims Quick Relief for Urinary Symptoms
An advertisement touts Cystex as a fast acting remedy for backache burning joint and muscle irritation and other functional kidney inactivity symptoms. It promises improvement within 24 hours and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Only 5e at ne.
Motter Confers With Committee as Bank Meeting Is Off
Executive committee of Commercial National Bank and officers spent the day with Charles W. Motter National Bank Examiner in charge of the bank affairs no change in the bank situation is reported stockholders will reconvene only after notice from Motter and federal officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial National Bank
Charles W. Motter
National Bank Examiner
Motter
Death of V D Sale at 70 in Greensboro Home
V D Sale aged 70 longtime Greensboro resident died at his home 203 Thurston street yesterday afternoon after weeks of illness. Born October 26 1861 in Rockingham County he lived in the city since 1902. He was active in church and fraternal circles and leaves wife Mary E Tulloch a son Vester D Sale and several relatives. Interment in Oakwood cemetery with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Sale
Thurston § Street
Mr. Sale
Rockingham County
J. D. Sale
Reidsville
Vester D. Sale
W. Sale
Danville
J. E. Sale
Washington, D. C
Ellen Ware
Helen Gibson
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
J. M. Hilliard
The
Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
W. T. Anderson
A. F. Moore
Joseph A. Johnson
W. W. Snider
George R. Henderson
Jas. R. Young
Workshop Fire Destroys Outbuilding On Lee Meredith Property
A workshop on the Thomasville road near the Lee Meredith property burned last night soon after 7 30. Firemen from companies 3 and 5 battled the flames and saved the house and remaining structures. Damage estimates were not yet available today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Meredith
Thomasville Road
Probable Cause Against Quartet in County Court
Four arrested including Fred Roach Hobart Gardner Margaret Safriet and Edith Montgomery bound over to superior court after probable cause found in municipal court. Bond set at 1250 each. Montgomery girl pleaded guilty to prohibition violation with four months county jail plus three months in a second sentence. Others faced varied sentences and suspended judgments for numerous offenses including larceny drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Roach
Hobart Gardner
Margaret Safriet
Edith Montgomery
Sandy Ridge
Lewis E. Teague
Montgomery
Roach
Mary Harper
Capias
F. L. Holtzhouser
Paul Lamb
Welfare Board
Dasbie Lane
Board of Public Welfare
Ruby Byerly
N. B. Jones
Clara McBride
Bus McGhee
R. H. Elwanger
Walter Mode
Herman Hemrick
Wyatt Welborn
T. Robbins
Colah Kirkman
Gilbert Robbins
Roy Yates
Roland Greer
Board of Welfare
William Little
James Birkhead
W. H. Farlow
Prof
Robert Wilson
T. H. Williams
Lonza Mackey
Man dismisses danger as mad dog attack noted
A man in his office is told his mother-in-law is under attack by a mad dog. He continues smoking and asks why he should care about the dog’s fate, reflecting a callous reaction in Tit Bits.
Sniff Cold Aid Promoted At Local Drug Stores
Advertises free spray of SNIFF on handkerchief at Economy and Mann Drug Stores for immediate relief. Bottle sizes for home use priced at 35c and 60c, claiming daily relief from sniffles.
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Economy
Mann Drug
Six Acre Farm for Sale in High Point on Dayton St
Northern High Point farm listing describes an eight room plastered house in good condition. Includes four chicken brooding houses two stables one barn one double garage a small orchard about thirty trees half acre chicken lot and about four and a half acres of fertile soil for truck farming. Terms arranged. See
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High Point
Dayton St
M. J. Wrenn Civic Award Cup Winner
M. J. Wrenn 72, a furniture maker who rose from clerk to prominent south maker, received the M. J. Wrenn Civic Award Cup at the Paramount theater from Rep Capus Waynick. Waynick lauded service to public welfare as the keynote, while the crowd heard praise for Wrenn’s unostentatious civic leadership and steadfast simplicity.
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M. J. Wrenn
Paramount Theater
M. J. Wrenn Civic Award Cup
Ee M. J
Bud” Wrenn
Capus M. Waynick
Wrenn
Waynick
Publix-Kincey Theaters
High Point
Lewis E. Teague
Charles Haddon Nabere
First Presbyterian Church
Diffendal to Lead Sunday School Group in 1932
The High Point Township Sunday School association chose E. Diffendal to head the group through 1932 at yesterday’s annual meeting at First Reformed church. J. A. Mizelle was elected vice president and Mrs. Charles Mann secret ary treasurer. The gathering drew almost all township Sunday schools and heard several prominent speakers. A Young People conference in Greensboro next month was planned with early arrangements to notify all city Sunday schools. Revs Shuford Peeler and R I Farmer led worship, with talks from G Ray Jordan Clara I Cox and W R Shaffer.
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Co. E. Diffendal
High Point Township
First Reformed Church
J. A. Mizelle
Charles Mann
Greensboro
Shuford Peeler
Salisbury
North Carolina
Sunday School Association
T. E. Stough
Guilford County Association
A. E. Tate
R. I. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial
M. E. Church
Clara I. Cox
Springfield Church
W. R. Shaffer
Miss Ida M. Workman Buried in Alamance Church Cemetery
Funeral services for Miss Ida Mae Workman former resident died in a Greensboro hospital were held at South Fork Friends church Alamance County Rev Ed Jones pastor of the church attended in her childhood conducted the services a large crowd attended and interment followed in the family plot in the church cemetery
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Ida Mae Workman
Greensboro
South Fork Friends Church
Alamance County
Ed. Jones
Miss Workman
Matthews Names Clarify Suspect Identity
The Enterprise states that James Matthews is not John Jennings Matthews under police charge. The clarification aims to prevent mistaken suspicion of John Jennings Matthews amid an apparent name confusion.
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Matthews John Jennings Matthews
James Matthews
John Jennings Matthews
John Jennings
Atlantic Building and Loan annual stockholders meeting
Notice of annual meeting for stock holders of the Atlantic Building and Loan Association. Meeting at 1 30 p m Tuesday January 26 1932 in company office to receive the Treasurer's Report elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. E C Cridlebaugh secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building and Loan Association
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
The
Atlantic Building and Loan Association
E. C. Cridlebaugh
Second Week of Market Underway At Southern Furniture Exposition
Buyers from ten states registered at the Southern Furniture Exposition building as the winter furniture show enters its second and final week. The day drew large southern buyers and promises substantial orders before visitors depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Mareh
Apples Displayed From Mountain Sections By Local Farmer
J. C. Johnson of 507 West Green Street showed twins of apples from mountain sections of the state at The Enterprise. He was surprised by how perfectly the fruit had been preserved.
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Enterprise Today
J. C. Johnson
West Green Street
Johnson
Noted Man Denies Identity in Municipal Court Case
Paul Lamb of 609 Kearns Street asks The Enterprise to state he is not the man named in a municipal court inquiry. The appeal seeks to correct a possible mix up in the court records and identify the real defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lamb
Kearns Street
Enterprise
Easiest Way to Break Up a Cold
An ad promotes Hill's Cascara Quinine as a simple fast remedy for colds. It claims two tablets every three hours plus plenty of water will relieve pains and break up the cold, with a money back guarantee if it fails. The note urges quick action and mentions low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Lambeth Predicts Price Advance Erecting New Building
Congressman J Walter Lambeth of Thomasville predicts price gains for 1932 and backs confidence by building a large new Main Street structure. The three storey project with a 50 by 70 foot footprint will cost 6000 to 7000 dollars, with Tyson Ferree drawing plans and contracts soon.
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J. Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
Lambeth
Congress
United States
Main Street
Tyson Ferree
Bank Directors Re-Elect Officers in Thomasville Meeting
John W. Lambeth and T. Austin Finch were re elected president and vice president of the First National Bank at a Saturday night meeting in Thomasville. The bank reported sound finances and approved a five percent semi annual dividend. Congressman J Walter Lambeth spoke on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and the two billion dollar loan program to stabilize the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
John W. Lambeth
T. Austin Finch
First National Bank
J. Walter Lambeth
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lambeth
R. L. Pope
Salvation Army reports 72 transients cared for in one week
High Point post of the Salvation Army cared for 72 transients from 33 occupations in the past week. Ninety two beds were used and 138 meals served. Audience of over 500 attended a four scene playlet at the Army building. Next Sunday features a stereopticon sermon “The Path of the Nazarene.”
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High Point
Salvation Army
John O'Beirne
Army
Adjutant O'Beirne
Mia O'Beirne
Nazarene
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Reid Marsh
City
Carnera
V. D. Sale
Piedmont Insurance & Realty Company
College Street
Jack Taylor
Sect
Certified Public Accountants
Commercial Bank
G. E. Klanderman
P. A
Piedmont Building & Loan Association
W. C. Idol
J. A. Myatt
Diffendal
High Point Township Sunday School Association
Young People’s
Charles Haddon Nabers
Benediction
Ida M. Workman
Alamance
T. Whitted
Asheville
C. B. Bruce
Denver Backett
Logan
W. Va
E. A. Burnham
Mullins
8. C
J. W. Norman
Mr. Bloom
W. R. Bowling
White Sulphur Spring
W. ¥. Bowling
White Sulphur Springs
R. L. Clymer
Dolgestown
C. R. Webster
T. C. Reynolds
T. D. McLean
Aberdeen
L. G. Turner
Mra
Statesville
Wm. Baird
Joe Walser
C. H. Miller
R. W. Cutshaw
Roanoke
J. H. Collins, Jr
Harry van Stratton
Durham
Geo. E. Smael
Winston-Salem
N. W. Garrett
Wayesville
W. Taylor
W. C. Morefield
Hazard
H. R. Martin
Charlotte
M. B. Smith
Hill's “Compound
BANK
First National Directors Institution
West Broao
Carolina
Lucy Eshelman
Wachovia Bank
W. Green St
Madame Violet
North Main Street
N. C
N. E. Russell Shoe Shop
East Washington Street
N. Main
Carolina Coal & Transfer Co
Mallory Street
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Bales and Service Wilson Motor Company
J. E. Black
Cable Street
High Point Ice & Coal Company
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
NEW Location Hood Bank
North Main V
A. J. Idol
Vice-Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Sec
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