Tobacco Prices Hold Steady on Winston-Salem Market
On January 25 Winston-Salem tobacco prices held firm as 475,904 pounds sold for 56,951.51 dollars. The day’s average was 15.15 per hundred, near Tuesday’s level and well above last week. Officials expect about 4 million pounds remain and season receipts to exceed 8 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Winston- Salem
W. S. Bennett
Joe Simmons
Albert Whitaker
W. C. Shinault
N. F. Kiger
Taylor Venable
W. H. Reid
J. H. Morris
Childress and Key
Surry County
M. J. Koontz
James Ellis
Ashe County
Wiles Loses Plea For Insanity Test
Robert H. Wiles a 49 year old mechanic who confessed to kidnapping and slaying Columbia schoolboy Hubbard Harria Jr. was denied a sanity test by Judge Hayne F. Ice in general sessions court. Wiles was convicted of murder on January 13 and faces execution on March 12.
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Columbia
8. C
Robert H. Wiles
Tal
Iiceland General Sessions Court
Hayne F.ice
Wiles
Muror
Hubbard H. Harria, Jr
Coumbia
Memorial at Camp Wadsworth Near Spart anburg
Work to erect a memorial to Camp Wadsworth and the 82nd Division in World War I is underway near Spartanburg South Carolina. The memorial will center on the former headquarters of General John F. O’Ryan, now New York City police commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Lexington seeks PWA loan for municipal plant and reservoir
Lexington has applied to Washington PWA officials for a 645000 loan to build a steam power plant and a 100000 loan for a water reservoir on Leonard's creek. City officials say the reservoir loan may be approved, while the 645000 power plant loan faces doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
PWA
Leonard's Creek
Washington Pwa
Washington
North Carolina
Wind Halts Byrd Exposition Crew. Rest Ordered at Bay
Admiral Byrd's flagship Bay Whales rode a stiff wind at Little America Antarctica on January 25. The gale forced crews to rest as men ashore moved supplies and dog teams to a transfer depot four and a half miles south. Most crew stayed aboard while preparations for mooring resumed.
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Admiral Byrd
Bay Whales
Antarctic
Mackay
Byrd Expedition
Richard EB. Byrd
Little America
Bay Ice
Sinnett Answers More Questions From Enterprise Readers
Psychic column by Sinnett replies to reader inquiries on promotion, music, inheritance, estate issues, marriage happiness, and future prospects. Advice mentions transfers, real estate changes, profitable positions, and personal happiness with private theatre offers for further information.
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Sinnett
C. A
Elatha Neema
Mra. B. M. A
North Carolina sees 59 tax refunds over five hundred dollars
The Internal Revenue Service lists 59 NC refunds exceeding $500 for the year ending June 30. Largest return went to estate of F M Bohannon, Winston-Salem, totaling $58,910.19. Other recipients include American Cotton Mills No 2 of Bessemer City and Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co of Wilmington among many named individuals and firms across North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F. M. Bohannon
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Internal Revenue By
Congress
eTax
American Cotton Mills No. 2, Inc
Bessemer City
American Yarn and Processing Co
Mount Holly
Atlantic Coast Line Reailroad Co
Wilmington
Belmont Processing Co
Belmont
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
W. R. Bonsal
Peoples Building
Charleston
8. C
Camel City Coach Co
Ruth cC. Cannon
Concord
Caraleigh Phosphate and Fertilizer Works
Wilson
Margaret Ian Carr
New York City
Chemical Construction Co
Chemical Construction Corporation
Charlotte
Clata Manufacturing Co
Gastonia
A Spinning Co
Cone Export and Commissioner Co
Greensboro
Dickson and Co
Drexel Furniture Co
Lenoir
J. B. Efird
First National Bank of
Granville
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
Fat loss claim promotes Kruschen Salts by taking a half teaspoon in hot water each morning. The ad promises increased energy and clearer skin after three weeks and offers an 85 cent bottle from Mann Drug Co for four weeks. If unsatisfied, money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug Co
America
Final Services Held For Mrs Martha Beck
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Beck widow of David Beck a Hedrick's Grove resident were held at Hedrick's Grove Reformed church with Rev J D Andrew and Dr J C Leonard officiating. The 70 year old mother of two sons and three daughters died at the home of her daughter Mrs Albert Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Martha Beck
David Beck
Hedrick's Grove
Albert Johnson
Hedrick's Grove Reformed Church
J. D. Andrew
D. D
J. C. Leonard
First Reformed Church
Gratitude From A CWA Worker To Leaders
A CWA worker thanks the President for aiding the poor working people. He expresses appreciation for his job at the city lake, compliments foreman Mr. Terry and supervisor Mr. Mackintosh, and credits the reemployment manager. He ends with hope for more work for the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Enterprise
City Lake
Terry
Mackintosh
Arthur Kirkman Speaks to Curry School PTA Meeting
Arthur Kirkman of Greensboro spoke at the Curry High School PTA monthly meeting in the Curry School of Education auditorium. His talk focused on qualifications for citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kirkman
Curry School
P.T. A
Greensboro
Curry High School
Curry School of Education
Woman's College
Kirkman
Lexington High School parties restricted by PTA vote
The Lexington High School PTA adopted strict limits on student social events. Freshmen and sophomores must end by 10 30 pm while juniors and seniors finish by 11 pm. Friday and Saturday gatherings are to be scheduled during the school term and riding dates are banned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lexington High School Parent-Teacher Association
Mrs. Lucy Reddick Laid To Last Rest
Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy Ann Reddick 89 were held at Prospect Methodist church in High Point this morning conducted by Rev. John Cline. She was the widow of Clark Reddick and survived by daughter Mrs. Minnie Hester of High Point route four son J W Reddick of Columbia South Carolina and half sister Mrs D T Black of High Point route four.
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Lucy Ann Reddick
High Point
Route Four
Prospect Methodist Church
John Cline
Reddick
Clark Reddick
Minnie Hester
J. W. Reddick
Columbia
D. T. Black
Drum Corps Meeting Tonight At Legion Hall
The drum and bugle corps of Andrew Jackson post No 87 American Legion will hold a regular practice meeting at the Legion hall on North Wrenn street tonight at 7 30. All corps members are urged to attend.
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Drum and Bugle Corps
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87
American Legion
Legion Hall
North Wrenn Street
Music educator Dr Wade R Brown speaks to rural teachers
Lexington January 26 Dr Wade R Brown head of the music department at Woman s College Greensboro spoke at a Davidson county rural schools teachers conference at the high school auditorium He discussed music and its appreciation and value to education.
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Lexington
Wade R. Brown
Woman's College
Greensboro
Davidson County
Dr. Brown
Davidson County Educational Council Formed in Lexington
A Davidson County unit of the North Carolina Council on the Emergency in Education was organized at a Lexington high school meeting. BE. C. Byerly was named chairman with Mrs. C. A. Mountcastle as vice chair and Mrs. C. M. Howell as secretary. The group will form a steering committee to plan programs across the county.
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Lexington
North Carolina Council On the Emergency In Education
Davidson
BE. C. Byerly
Mra. C
North Carolina
Davidson County
Asheboro Guild Plans Oh Madame at Local Theatre
Asheboro Little Theatre group finalized plans for the play Oh Madame to be staged Friday February 2 in the Asheboro school auditorium. Written and directed by Harvey Cripps who is also directing a Pinehurst and Southern show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Little Theatre
Harvey Cripps
Pinehurst
Southerns
Suit Filed Against Patient's Guardian in Wake Court
The state hospital for the insane sues the Security National Bank as guardian for Earl N. Betts seeking $3,550 for past treatment costs and $25 monthly future maintenance. The bank reportedly holds a trust fund totaling $5,300 for Betts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Hospital For the Insane
Wake Superior Court
Security National Bank, Guardian
Earl N. Betts
Betts
Plan Big Ball in Lexington to honor President Roosevelt
W D Clark named general chairman Paul R Raper treasurer and Tom Dickerson director for the President's Ball in the Hawkins building January 30. The celebration expects Lexington and Davidson county notables to attend with tickets at 1.25 dollars each.
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Lexington
W. D. Clark
Paul R. Raper
Tom Dickerson
Hawkins Building
Roosevelt
Davidson County
Chile Introduces Alfalfa Hay to California in 1854
Chilean growers introduced alfalfa hay to California in 1854, influencing agricultural practices and fodder supply across the state. The arrival marked a key diversification of crops and supported livestock farming growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
California
Moava Suppositories Offer Quick Relief for Piles
Pile sufferers may obtain Moava Suppositories for 60 cents at Economy Drug, Mann Drug Stores or any first class drug store with a money back guarantee. The product promises rapid relief, even in long standing cases with bleeding, and includes clear directions in each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug Stores
Leonards welcome daughter Dorothy Sue
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leonard announce the birth of a daughter Dorothy Sue on Sunday January 21 at their home 905 Asheboro Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Leonard
Dorothy Sue
Asheboro Street
Measles Epidemic Reported in Randolph County
Dr. George H. Sumner reports 24 measles cases in Randolph County with Liberty township most affected and Lib erty school exposure feared. Asheboro has one case, New Market and Cole Ridge report others. Health officials urge quarantines and parental vigilance while also noting cases of whooping cough pneumonia influenza and scarlet fever.
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Asheboro
George H. Sumner
Randolph County Health Department
Liberty Township
Liberty
New Market Township
Coleridge
Sumner
Board of Health
Easom
Randolph County
Basom
Paving Delay on Highway 109 Increases Start Date
Lexington January 25 The Brown Paving company reports that laying the bituminous surface for highway 109 between Thomasville and Winston Salem will not begin until about April first. The contract was let in late 1933 but cold weather slowed work as the bituminous material does not work well in low temperatures.
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Lexington
Brown Paving Company
Thomasville
Winston-Salem
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C. M. Co
Farnum
William Farnum
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Byrd Exposition
iNew
High Point Creamery Company
Aida
N. C
R. L. Lambeth
Bohannon Estate
Ford
Sean. Manufacturing Co
Foresta Co
North Wilkesboro
M. H. Bowties
J. L. Biliott
G. Scott & Co
F. H. Fries
Rosa EB. F. Wilsent
Qiase-8 Tobacco Co
Smithfield
Ruth
T Hechenblelkner
Henderson Cotton Mills
Henderson
Henry Heyer
Catherine Heyer
Wilmington Savings and Trust Co
C. C. Hill
Mary ©. Hill
Home Industrial Bank
B. F. Huntley
B. F
Huntley Purniture Co
Lybrand
Ross Bros
Montgomery
Washington, D. C
Robert C. Ak
Alexander — and Gon, Inc
Charles A. Kent
Lenair
William B.stevens
Thomasville Purniture Co
Linn Mills Co
Landis
Lowry Hotels, Inc
George R. Wooten
Hickory
McEwen Knitting Co., Inc
Burlington
John Franklin MacNair
James L. McNair
W. H. Evans
Lunden
Laurinburg
Gilbert H. Morris
Asheville
William Morris
Soochow Road
Shanghai
China
Murchison National Bank
W. A. Mudd
Richmond
Piedmont and Northern Railway Co
Rosemary Manufacturing Co
Roanoke Rapids
Smitherman Cotton Mills
Troy
Smyre Manufacturing Co
M. M. Morgan and Neal 8. Zeigier
Ellison A. Smyth
Flat Rock
State Industrial Bank
North Carolina Industrial Bank
Anagusta Manufacturing Co
Hagelwood
Vick Chemical Co
Washington Mills Co
R. P. Watson Co., Inc
Joan Brondell
Adolphe Me
Mary Astor
Frank McHugh
Dick Powell
Guy Kibbee
Paramount Theatre
Convention City
Mrs
Lucy Reddick
Drum Corps
Davidson County Educational Council
Asheboro Guild
Horace G. Ilderton
DODGE
Plymouth
Car, Commerce and
Willowbrook
High Point, N
Wageger Jewelry Co
Jewel Men
Elgin
Waltham
Wagger Jewelry Co
North Main Street
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