Rigid Economy For State And No New Taxes Urged
A Raleigh bound package of resolutions calls for strict state economy and minimal tax changes. The meeting of Guilford leaders urged diverting funds, delaying highway construction, retaining the ad valorem tax, and opposing prison-made goods competition while backing workers compensation as is. The group also favored street assessment reform and endorsed Hawes-Cooper style limits on intrastate prison goods commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford
Raleigh
Chamber of Commerce
Highway Fund
State General Fund
PD. C. MacRae
Allen Austin
A. E F. Tate
Industrial Commission
General Fund
Rupert T. Pickens
J. Everett Marsh
W. B. Hall
Allen J. Maxwell
Ralph Parker
C. C. Robbins
J. T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Hawes-Cooper
Austin
W. B. McFwen
F. Logan Porter
Ford Stolen From Harvey Green Near Dutch Laundry
A 1929 model Ford Tudor was stolen early today from Harvey Green who had his car parked on South Main Street near the Dutch Laundry where he works. Police were notified and had not recovered the vehicle by this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Green
South Main Street
Man Denies Being Suspect in Chicken Theft Case
John Billie of 1006 Stanton Street asks The Entr eprise to publish that he is not the John Ellie tried in court Monday for involvement in a chicken theft, clarifying his identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Billie
Stanton Street
John Ellie
Centenary Groke 10 Sing Tonight at Local Church
The Centenary M. E. church choir of Winston-Salem with about 60 voices, directed by Harry E. Parker, will perform sacred music at Wesley Memorial church tonight. The program starts at 8 and lasts about an hour with no admission fee, a voluntary offering to support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary M. E. Church
Winston-Salem
Wesley Memorial Church
Harry E. Parker
Detroit
Michigan
New Methodist Church
C. C. Weaver
Wilson Angell
Atwater-Kent National Radio
Mr. Angell
Charlies G. Wardell, Jr
Salem College
Miss Mary Parsons Dies After Illness at Home
Miss Mary Parsons died at her Rivett Drive extension home at 12 30 PM after several days of pneumonia. Born October 18 1865 in Guilford county she lived her life there. She was a member of Mitchells Grove M P church and is survived by two brothers B F Parsons and D H Parsons and two sisters Miss Josephine and Martha Parsons. Funeral arrangements not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Parsons
Rivett Drive
Miss Parsons
Guilford County
Samuel
Sarah Widdows Parsons
Mitchells Grove
M. P
B. F. Parsons
Home Place
D. H. Parsons
Josephine
Martha Parsons
Bankruptcy Plea By John W Peace
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in the Middle District of North Carolina at Greensboro by John William Peace. The petition lists total indebtedness of 236,618.50 with 28,500 unsecured claims and 5,500 in assets including real estate appraised at 1,900. An order of association will refer the matter to Kenneth Brim, referee in bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle District Federal Court
Greensboro
John William Peace
Kenneth Brim
Law and Order Day Observed by All City Schools
High Point schools plan a Friday Law and Order Day with chapel programs. State Superintendent A. T. Allen designated the day to stress law and order in pupils. William Penn high program led by Prof. BE FE Curtright features local leaders and a juvenile court judge addressing students and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer
William Penn
High Point City
A. T. Allen
William Penn High School
BE. FE. Curtright
T. Wingate Andrews
Garland B. Daniel
A. P. Samuels
Safety Patrol
Colored High School
God of Our Fathers
A. J. Griffin
Lawrence Boyd
David Carter
Mary Gillard
Evangeline Booth
Hortense Evans
Mae Hunt
God of the
If You Are Past 40 Sleep Tip Promoted
An old advertisement suggests people over 40 with sleep trouble drink water at bedtime with a spoonful of Vinol iron tonic. It claims nerves relax and sound sleep follows, and that Vinol provides new pep and strength, sold by Mann Drug.
Ripley Character Is Visitor In This City
Ralph Kennedy Bradford a 30 year old deaf mute from Ripley arrives in North Carolina carrying 60 pounds of scrapbooks with foreign letters and clippings. He travels onward to Winston-Salem Raleigh and plans a book after reaching 76,000 miles. Bradford has visited nine countries and every U.S. state three times and aims to meet Governor Eh haus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kennedy Bradford
Geatetban
Ripley
North Carolina
Virginia
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Ehhaus
Bradford
Indianapolis
Ind
State School For the Deaf
Union
Mexico
Honolulu
Cuba
Canal Zone
Alaska
Germany
France
England
FE. M. Knox
A. B. Horney
Old Engine Company No. 8
Los Angeles
New York
Ador
North Carolina School
Methodist Leaders Gather in High Point for Regional Meeting
High Point hosts a regional Methodist gathering with representatives from Winston-Salem and Greensboro districts on February 12 at Wesley Memorial church. Speakers include Bishop Edwin D. Mouston and Bishop Paul Kearn, who has been stationed in China since 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Methodist Church
North Carolina
Edwin D. Mouston
Charlotte
Mouston
Paul Kearn
Orient
China
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point College Alumni Organize Local Chapter
Local High Point college alumni formed a chapter with Charles Robbins Jr elected president and Clyde Pugh named vice president. Dorothy Hoskins and Rosalie Andrews were secretary and corresponding secretary, with V. Yow treasurer. A constitution and by laws committee was named for a future meeting at the college in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Charles Robbins, Jr
Roberts Hall
Clyde Pugh
High Point
Dorothy Hoskins
V. Yow
Rosalie Andrews
Virgil Yow
Tests Undertaken At Allred Mine For Placer Gold Potential
H. F. Sink, conductor on the High Point Randleman Asheboro and Southern Railroad, tested a centrifugal ore separator at the Allred mine near Graves Chapel Randolph County. He expresses optimism about gold mining potential in the region, noting modern equipment could make operations profitable again after years of marginal returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Sink
High Point, Randleman, Asheboro and Southern Railroad
Allred
Graves Chapel
Randolph County
Sink
North Carolina
Dr. J. T. Burrus Still Patient at Hospital
The condition of Dr. J. T. Burrus, a prominent local surgeon, remains unchanged after several days in High Point hospital. He is suffering from influenza and is confined to bed, with many friends expressing concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Burrus
High Point Hospital
Throng Of Buyers At Furniture Show Today
Rain did not curb demand at the Southern Furniture market as attendance hit the day’s peak with over 150 buyers registered since 2:30 yesterday. Exhibitors reported satisfactory business and officials planned for a larger crowd tomorrow ahead of Saturday noon close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regis
C. T. Sinclair
Carthage
B. O. Disher
Winston-Salem
A. L. Barret
A. R. Edwards Charlotte
H.L. Whitenack
Bluefield
W. Va
Cc. L. Gunter
Sanford
H. L. Whitenack
L.L. Caldwell
Badin
N. W. McGuire
Martinsville
Me Goodin
W. A. Hall
Norfolk
Norfolk, Va.; W. H. Wilcox, Petersburg, Va.; E. J. Strelits, Norfolk, Va
Wm. A. Hurst
Sumter
E. R. Totty
Petersburg
Parkin
Albemarle
R. C. Hill
Thomas
Blankenship
Lynchburg
Martin
M. C. McGehee
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Quely Leather
City Shoe Shop
West Commerce
Spgute Commercial Ban
Weil
Piedmont Ins. & Realty Co
College St
B. A. Woodell
Usticen of the Peace and Notary Public
Washington Street
County Sheriff's Office
N. J. Garner
Dccidental Life Ins. Co
W. Smith
F. B. Smith
Lopp & Howell Coal Co
Ee Mutual Ins
Main St
High Point Ice & Coal Co
Purity Coal CO
Carolina
Ford
Winston-Salem Church
Wesley Memorial
John W. Peace
City of
Robert Brockett
Methodists
E. McK. Goodwin
Newport
Certified Public Accountants
Commercial Bank
G, BE. Kianderman
High Point, Thomasville
Denton Railroad
Allred Mine
Winston Salem
John F. Boles
Statesville
C. G. Day
North Wilkesboro
FE. E. Lampert
Salisbury
Marion M
Shelby
H. W. Kimbrell
Durham
Mr. Forest
Bam Gerson
Richmond
J. Jen Roberts
Henderson
Frank Joyce
Gulf Supreme
AAA
Indianapolis Speedway
Duesenberg
Cuir
Gulf Supreme Motor Oil
Gulf
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