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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1933

Page

7

Wall Street Mixed As Delaware and Hudson News Move Stocks

Trading on the New York Stock Exchange showed an irregularly higher tendency as the session wore on. Delaware and Hudson dropped over five points after no dividend action was taken while reports of a large stake in New York Central circulated. Rails remained steady to firm with several issues advancing. Major gains posted by Allied Chemical American Can Public Service of N J Woolworth U S Smelting and others. United Fruit rose while U S Steel preferred gained. American Tobacco slipped and Eastman Kodak eased.

New York Stock Exchange Delaware and Hudson New York Central Delaware Hudson Santa Fe National Biscuit Allied Chemical American Can Public Service of N. J Woolworth U.&. Smelting United Fruit U. S. Steel American B Eastman

Throngs of Buyers at Furn. Show Gather Many Names

A large crowd attends a furniture show drawing buyers from North and South. Attendees include C. L. Smith High Point C. C. Cooper Union 8 C. B. Jones High Point Miss Nell Hord Kings Mountain L. J. Blue Henderson Miss Sue Hord Kings Mountain and numerous others from Danville Richmond Salisbury Raleigh Charlotte and Atlanta.

Leakesville C. L. Smith High Point C. C. Cooper Union B. M. Lane C. B. Jones Nell Hord Kings Mountain L. J. Blue Henderson Sue Hord B. F. Hendrix C. H. Gay Joseph Isaacs Goldsboro J. R. Turner Danville J. J. Langford Newberry W. J. Jones Shelby Hermans Langford H. H. Tarleton P. Lewis Mather Atlanta Sam Cooper Richmond C. W. Foster Jerome Martin Charlotte Harry J. Segal Richmond, Va W. 8. Green R. O. Goodman Schoolfield B. J. Rothenberg A. F. Epting

Lumberton Attorney Dies at Home

Junius J. Goodwin, Lumberton attorney, died at his home today from heart trouble after several days of illness. He was a longtime local lawyer and resident of Lumberton. The death was reported by family and comes after a period of illness.

Lumberton Junius J. Goodwin

Debate on European Debts Dominates High Point Monarch Club

High Point Monarch club met at the Sheraton with President Hobart Bryant in charge to observe National Founders Day. A debate on whether European debts to the United States should be paid featured Henry Grady Owens and Dr C D Thompson for the affirmative and Rev F L Conrad and Grover H Jones for the negative, with no decision rendered by judges.

High Point Monarch Club Sheraton Hotel Hobart Bryant Sorg National Organization Bryant F. R. Allman A. Coke Cecil United States Henry Grady Owens C. D. Thompson F. L. Conrad Grover H. Jones Dr. L. H. Zimmerman H. M. Taylor N. L. Garner Rev Franklin D. Roosevelt R. A. Wilson

Bad Season Brings Vergez Back With Giants in 1933

Johnny Vergez, third baseman for the New York Giants, cites a poor 1932 season as reason for signing anew in 1933 and vows to regain his 1931 form. The Giants also note Travis Jackson's reinstatement request after knee injury, while the contract market remains slow.

New York Johnny Vergez New York Giants Verfez Giants Travis Jackson

Frazier Recovery Boosts White Sox Prospects

Chicago January 25 reports Vic Frazier has recovered from malaria and influenza after treatment by specialists. If healthy, J Louis Comiskey hopes the White Sox will reach the first division with new additions Al Simmons Mule Maas and Jimmy Dykes boosting the lineup.

Chicago J. Louis Comiskey Chicago White Sox Vic Frazier Mt.Enterprise Tex Frazier Harry Grabiner Comiskey al Simmons Mule Maas Jimmy Dykes

Cochran Seeks Fourth Straight Win in World Cup Billiards

Cochran of Hollywood Calif takes on Frank Scoville of Buffalo N Y as he pursues a fourth consecutive victory to remain the undisputed leader in the world three cushion billiards tournament. Augie Kieckhofer, defending champion, sits tied for second with Bozeman and faces Reiselt tonight.

Chicago Welker Cochran Hollywood Calif Cochran Frank Scoville Buffalo N. Y J. N. Bozeman, Jr Vallejo Califr Tiff Denton Kansas City Augie Kieckhofer Bozeman Reiselt Philadelphia

Rural acreage controls threaten new revolution within year

The speaker claimed adoption of a domestic allotment plan could trigger unrest on the countryside within a year. He suggested the twenty percent production cut could be made more drastic. A processing tax would fund the plan, with bonuses to growers meeting reductions.

Edith Cavell Interred at Norwich Cathedral England

The body of war nurse Edith Cavell is laid to rest in Norwich Cathedral. A note emphasizes protecting a baby's head and eyes from direct sunlight.

Edith Cavell Norwich Cathedral England

Funeral services for Mrs Lane Sechrest

Funeral services were held at 2 30 PM yesterday for Mrs Lane Sechrest who died at 406 East Washington Street. Rev G Ray Jordan Rev F L Conrad and Rev J M Hilliard conducted with a large gathering of friends and relatives present. The service featured quartet numbers and piano accompaniment. Pallbearers listed and flowers arranged by the Wesley Women’s class. Interment in Oakwood cemetery.

Lane Sechrest East Washington Street G. Ray Jordan Wesley Memorial Church F. L. Conrad Emmanuel Lutheran Church J. M. Hilliard North Main Baptist Church J. Gurney Briggs I. Coffield Dorothy Hoskins D. W. Hoskins Edward Gurley O. F E. Kearns C. F. Wilson J. C. Sechrest C. B. Overman Flowers Wesley Oakwood Cemetery

Mexico Forms Plan for New Airlines

Mexico City reports the Ministry of Communications and Public Works has adopted a national aviation development program. It calls for four main airlines linking northern and southern population centers, border cities with the United States Guatemala and the Caribbean coast, free use of landing fields, free route charts for pilots, and full weather bureau coverage.

Mexico City Mexico Mexican Ministry of Communications and Public Works United States Guatemala Caribbean Sea Weather Bureau

Eyes of Love at High Point College project play

The Christian Endeavor Society at High Point College presents its annual three act comedy Eyes of Love by Lillian Mortimer. John Ward leads as the hero with Hildreth McClellan as the heroine, Ben James the villain, Dwight Davidson the English butler, Adelyn McCollum the maid, and Edith Guthrie as the cook. Dean Mary E. Young coaches the production, staged Thursday night in the college auditorium.

Chrisian Endeavor Society High Point College Lillian Mortimer John Ward Hildreth McClellan

Local men attend divisional Scouters conference in Greensboro

Several High Point men joined the divisional Scouters conference at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro. Attendees included Bunn W. Hackney and L. R. Johnston among others. National Executive James B. West spoke with Divisional Director A. A. Shuck. The Cherokee council received the attendance flag. 20 year awards were given to Paul Sehenck and L. G. Turner. The Southland of Atlanta was named Seascout flagship for the second year. Greensboro Scouts staged a first aid stunt at the banquet with Braden directing. Over 100 Scout officials attended.

High Point King Cotton Hotel Greensboro Bunn W. Hackney Uwharrie Council L. R. Johnston H. A. Millis O. Delk Smith James F. Asbury James B. West A. A. Shuck Cherokee Council Dr. West Paul Sehenck L. G. Turner Commodore H. Smith Richardson Southland Atlanta Braden Boy Scout Movement

Tomlinson and Millis Attend UNC Trustees Meeting

Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson and J. Ed Millis of the city, trustees of the greater University of North Carolina, attended the trustees meeting in Raleigh where voting on Dr. Louis R. Wilson’s appointment was deferred. Governor Ehringhaus, Dr. Frank P. Graham, Dr. J. J. Foust and Dr. BE. C. Brooks spoke.

C. F. Tomlinson J. Ed Millis University of North Carolina Board of Trustees Raleigh Louis R. Wilson University of Chicago Chapel Hill J. C. B. Ehringhaus Frank P. Graham J. J. Foust BE. C. Brooks

Spider Webs Used in Accentific Instruments

The note states that spider webs measure about .00015 to an inch in diameter and are employed in certain accentific instruments.

Butter and Eggs Price Listings From Chicago Market

Butter prices in Chicago on January 25 show unsettled grades with scores from 92 to 93 and range 16 3-4 to 18 1-4 for extras and firsts. Eyes category lists 8 351 unsettled with fresh graded firsts around 13 1-2.

Chicago

Police Badge No Wonderland Pass Leads to Seduced Admission

William Simmons, 21, of 1242 South Main, drew a four months suspended sentence after pleading guilty to impersonating an officer by flashing a police badge to gain admission to the Wonder land freak show last week. Other defendants faced various charges and penalties in municipal court.

William Simmons South Main Street Paul Shay Edith Wilson J. A. Davidson Superior Court W. B. Ruesell Vollie Mae Suber T. B.B. Clark Roby Spencer Louise O’brien Jim Russell W. A. Akers Arthur Davis H.B. Combes James Walden Inez Gray Reuben Warner Roba Troxler Byrum Gibson

Negro Lad Ages 7 Pulled Off Train by Gastonia Cops

A seven year old Negro boy from this city returned home after a hobo trip to Gastonia on Monday. Police learned he had been picked off Southern train No. 128 and was in welfare custody there. Sergeant A P Samuels, a boys commissioner, helped reunite him with his anxious parents.

Gastonia A. P. Samuels

Deaf figures who triumphed despite lifelong challenges

Joshua Reynolds Thomas Edison and Ludwig van Beethoven joined Harriett Martineau as notable deaf individuals who achieved significant success in their fields, illustrating how hearing loss did not deter their contributions to art science and society.

Joshua Reynolds Thomas Edison Ludwig von Beethoven Harriett Martineau

Wells in Northwest New Mexico Produce High Grade Oil

Wells in northwest New Mexico yield the highest grade of oil obtainable in commercial quantities according to reports. The discovery signals a major uplift for regional energy prospects and local economies.

New Mexico

B C Reliefs Monthly Pain In Three Minutes

An advertisement claims B C provides soothing relief from periodical pains in three minutes. It states the formula is prepared by a registered pharmacist and uses several ingredients used by many physicians blended to work quickly. The notice suggests use for common colds as well.

B. C Enterprise Office

Nicely Furnished Rooms For Rent In Private Homes

For Rent notices list several heated, nicely furnished bedrooms with conveniences. Woodrow Avenue and Willowbrook addresses appear with phone numbers and dates. One ad notes two rooms up stairs for light housekeeping and another suited for two men or a couple without children.

Woodrow Avenue Woodrow Ave Willowbrook

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