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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1932
Page
7
The New York stocks section reports intraday trading quotes and notable moves among major issues. Investors track shifts in energy and industrials as the market fluctuates in mid afternoon trading.
The family of D C Dorsett thanks neighbors and friends for love and sympathy during illness and death. They also express appreciation for the flowers sent to celebrate the life of their husband and father.
United Press scores show Monmouth 28 over Augustana 24 and George Washington 35 over De Paul 28. Stephen F. Austin 27 beat Denton Teachers 26, Baylor 41 over Rice 21, Lenoir Rhyne 23 over Catawba 22, Abilene Christian 47 over Sul Ross Teachers 31, Southwestern Teachers 28 over Texas Tech 2, Geneva 35 over Cornette Tech 32, Virginia 35 over VPI 1.
James T Thornburg 57, farmer and longtime Fairfield resident, died at his home after a 15 month illness. Survived by widow, three sons KE M Thornburg Joe Bill, six daughters, two sisters, and several grandchildren. Funeral service planned for Wednesday at Trinity Baptist Church with burial in church cemetery.
New Orleans trading opened with cotton steady despite Liverpool prices easing on sterling gains. Early sales showed 4 to 5 point advances and fair buying activity marked the start of the session.
The market at New York on January 26 shows steady opening with 1 to 4 point gains on May futures as trade buying and covering support prices. May futures traded at 6.89 amid steady Liverpool cables and light southern offerings.
Snow blanketed the domestic winter wheat belt while grain prices opened lower in Chicago. Argentine sellers pressed wheat exports as corn traded narrowly, easing from initial declines and then fluctuating little.
Notiols to creditors announce sale of the Joe Levine store stock in bulk at public auction on Saturday January 30 1932 at 12 noon located 200 East Washington street. Wright Jones, Trustees. J A Myatt, Attorney.
Nine states including North and South Carolina Virginia Georgia Alabama Florida New York Tennessee and Kansas are represented by buyers at the mid winter Southern Furniture Market. Registrants list includes J H Council Asheboro W W Cecil High Point L Berstein Cumberland Mrs J N Brunson Hendersonville and many others awaiting larger orders as the show runs through the week.
Mrs. Wilbur White recovering after surgery at High Point hospital. Local residents attended a singing at Hasty High School. Visits include Marvin Wood and Carey Bulla families, Finley Hiatt and child from Greensboro, R. L. Borums family, Paul Jackson of Jamestown with C. L. Jackson. Mrs. Emma L. Pope hosted T. J. Jones and daughter Faye. J. L. Skeen called on C. L. Jackson. Mrs. C. Weal of Guilford College visited M. A. Wood. Ralph Thornton attended Mr. Beaver’s funeral in Salisbury with Oriana James, Catherine, and H. C. Briggs. Eva Thornton hosted wood chopping. Jesse Parker of Melbourne, Florida visiting Eva Thornton. Prof. Eugene Coltraine of Salisbury preached at Deep River church on What Is Jesus to Me.
Noted Wesley Memorial church sexton Will Parks, who sometimes preaches, was upset after being mistaken for a man of the same name arraigned in municipal court yesterday. He met with the Enterprise early this morning to set the record straight following playful ribbing by Methodist attendees last night.
The town of Sudbury with about 9400 population reported six sets of twins in 1931, according to Dr. W. J. Cook, health officer. No disease, just a statistical note on twin births in that year.
The Manufacturers Record notes rising business signs and industry shifts. U S Steel reports December orders surpass deliveries marking early 1930 excess. International Shoe Co expands Malvern mill to six days and three shifts. Dowden Manufacturing adds 165 full time workers in Denison.
John D. Wiles pleaded guilty in superior court to breaking and entering the Ferree Stocking warehouse in High Point and stealing hosiery. The judge has not yet sentenced him as juries weigh further matters on trial involving Julian McClamrock and Ernest R. Speigner over an affray at Sedgefield Inn. The clash began over attention to Miss Annie Louise Rogers of Greensboro.
Mr and Mrs R L Cheek of Wilmington were returned to this city after confessing to Danville authorities they robbed the G P Morrison home on Montheu avenue last August. They were jailed on bonds of 1000 each on breaking and entering charges.
Local independent grocers plan a meeting at 7 30 PM in the city hall courtroom to consider joining Ham and Food Stores Inc a cooperative wholesale organization serving independent grocers within 50 miles of Greensboro. Proposed central distribution at Rucker Bonded Warehouse with Craddock and Anthony as organizers. The group aims to cut wholesale costs through bulk buying and direct manufacturer sourcing to help independents compete with chains.
Jamestown boys and girls basketball teams travel to Guilford College gym tonight for 7 15 p m contests against Guilford high school squads.
Cottonseed flour, noted for vitamins B and G, is gaining favor as a nutritious food ingredient for inclusion in diets and recipes.
Funeral services for V. D. Sale aged 70 a well known High Point resident were held Tuesday morning at 10 oclock at his home on Thurston street. Rev G Ray Jordan and Rev J H Hillard officiated with interment in Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers were W T Anderson A F Moore Joseph A Johnson W W Snider George R Henderson and Jas R Young. Flowers were provided by the Wesley Memorial church Woman s Bible Class. A large crowd attended honoring his memory.
Dean P. E. Lindley of High Point college will speak at Central Friends supper program. Arthur Fidler provides music, with Ruth Jarrell presiding. Devotional program for junior boys and girls at 5 30 precedes supper, Teacher Training class at 6, reservations requested with Miss Anna Mendenhall.
William Little colored of Rivett Drive asked The Enterprise to clarify he is not the William Little tried in municipal court yesterday for operating an automobile intoxicated.
In the High Point Municipal Court nine cases were disposed of this morning all involving liquor or prohibition law. Defendants include R. A. Leake and Melvin Pitts for operating a vehicle intoxicated with costs. Mrs. Eugene Croaker Kim Smith and Dave Lipton for prohibition violations with fines and costs. J. M. Mitchell for prohibition and drunkenness with costs. E K Zachary for intoxicated operation and other charges with multiple costs and fines. E J McPherson for operating car etc.
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