Market Bustle At Southern Furniture Show Delivers Busy Day
The Southern Furniture market saw brisk buying with seventy five buyers arriving before noon and ongoing momentum hourly. Yesterday’s purchases surpassed earlier days with many smaller orders across ten floors, as North and South Carolina buyers led a regional turnout and attendance neared 1000 with expectations to top 1200 before Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South Carolina
J. C. Henegan
Dillon
J. 3. Kerr
Probe into bank affairs goes on
Nashville, Jan 29 The legislative probe committee expanded its inquiry into more than 6.5 million dollars of Tennessee state funds tied to closed banks. Liberty Bank and Trust of Nashville failed last November with 352,965 on deposit. President R. E. Donnell died by suicide. Nat Tipton testified about efforts to recover funds from the Bank of Tennessee Nashville and Holston Union National Bank Knoxville. He said there was no law to justify a 250,000 bridge funds transfer to Holston Trust Co and that the difference between estimated and final project costs should have gone to the state treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Liberty Bank and Trust Company of
R. E. Donnell
Nat Tipton
Bank of Tennessee
Holston Union National Bank
Holston Trust Company
Knoxville
Pton
Fourth
First National Bank
Holston ‘R. At Company
Trust Company
Tipton
Charter Change for High Point Sent to Legislature
A charter proposal by the American Business club to High Point aims to modernize the city’s government. The document expands council size, creates a more potent City Manager, aligns tax and contract rules with general law, and adopts civil service for key departments, drawing on Norfolk Virginia as a model. Frog farming clubs have been organized in Hawaii by the department of agriculture to supply the demand for frog fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
General Assembly
The
American Business Club
Norfolk
Virginia
Hawaii
Department of Agriculture
Former Resident Dies At Spencer
E. Moore, a Spencer resident for thirty years, died yesterday at 6 30 pm after declining health. He worked 27 years in the mechanical dept of the Southern railway shops at Spencer and lived there with his daughter Hyde. Surviving are four sons T L W Moore of Burlington H E F Moore of Salisbury J B Moore of Salisbury and J B Moore of Spencer and two daughters Mrs R E Vail of Spencer and Mrs M F Hosclaw of Greer. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 am at the Central M F Church in Spencer with Rev V E B Moser officiating. Interment will be in Green Hill cemetery, Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Moore
Ie Vail
A At
Mr Hauser Improves at North Main Home
C. M. Hauser, ill at his North Main street residence since Saturday, was reported greatly improved today. It is hoped he may sit up tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauser
C. M. Hauser
North Main Street
Dempsey to Stop With Mr Raymond Here On Saturday
Former world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and writer Frank Menke will visit Harry Raymond at Sedgefield lodge Pritzharry this Saturday evening. They travel from New Orleans to New York and arrive on the Piedmont Limited shortly before six, depart on the Crescent Limited a few hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Frank Menke
Harry Raymond
Sedgefield Lodge
Pritzharry
Dempsey
Menke
New York
New Orleans
Crescent
Negro Workman Struck By Falling Rock At Ward Street Underpass
Jack Stevens, a negro employed by the city at the Ward street underpass, was injured this afternoon when a rock fell and struck him on the head. He was knocked unconscious and rushed by Yow's ambulance to High Point hospital where he received care. officials do not believe the injury is serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stevens
Ward Street
Yow
High Point Hospital
Night Watchman Found II In Bed Bud Jordan
A 70 year old white Iman named Bud Jordan was found in bed today in a case being treated as a likely medical incident. Local authorities are assessing circumstances and awaiting further details from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud” Jordan
Iman
Night watchman injured at Sanitary Meat Market incident
A night watchman employed at the Sanitary meat market was found in a convulsive state in a room at the market. He was removed to Guilford General hospital where he remained a patient this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Meat Market
Guilford General Hospital
Eddie Burt Indicted in Jimmie Wilson’s Mt Tabor Murder
Eddie Burt a Horry county native has been indicted by the Columbus county grand jury for the murder of Jimmie Wilson near Mt. Tabor on December 10. The case marks a new phase in a long running investigation as prosecutors prepare for trial. Local officials said the indictment names Burt and outlines the charges, with no immediate plea entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteville
Eddie Burtkin
Horry County
S. C
Columbus County
Jimmie Wilson
Mt. Tabor
New Easy Way to Break Up a Cold Stanback Headache Powder
A druggist prescribes Stanback Headache Powder to relieve congestion and feverishness and break up colds. The ad claims no after effects, simple harmless preparation, used by physicians and dentists in the South as a pain reliever. Druggists carry Stanback and recommend it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. Cooper
Raleigh
N. i
Sumpter
W. A. Crank
Asheville
N. C
W. L. Warlick
Greensboro
Langsford
Newberry
Broadus
X. C
J. F. Tesh
Winston- Salem
M. Shaw
Hartsville
M. C. Money
BE. T. Bass
C. L. Baker
W. R. Kester
G. D. Harlow
J. W. Hardy
Petersburg
N. C. Hammack
Stanley
P. W. Hollingsworth
Roanoke
L. A. Stroud
J. A
Collins
Greenville
G. A. Fuller
Hickory
W. W. Price
L. Taylor
Gaffney
T. A. Oulla
Florence
H. E. Hall
W. F. Brown
H. B. McCurry
Winston-Salem
T. G. Dallas
Reidsville
Wm. N. Clark
Fieldale
G. D. Wood
Jacksonville
Fla
B. N. Townes
Martinsville
E. C. Daniels
Charlotte
R. T. Moore
Madison
W.B. Rose
Wadesboro
W. C. Nance
Ellerbe
R. K. Mitchell
B. F. Mitchell
Danville
W. L. Linker
Concord
W. M. Morgan
Hertford
W. 8. Green
M. Wireless
J. A. Hockaday
Angier
A. L. Holland
Durham
Florrie L. Jones
W. H. Cook
Mooresville
T. F. Meroney
Mocksville
Gus Belelus
Camden
D. C
Co. C. Couch
East Durham
A. G. Carter
Sanford
J. R. Troxler
Fayetteville
BE. H. Wrenn
Leaksville
J. B. Andrews
W. Durhtm
E. G. Spanning
Fallston
Elizabeth Miller
Legislative Group
I. Miller Quality
South Main Street
Spencer
Mr. Raymond
Negro
Eckerd
Aus
Palmolive
De.w.b
Catowiwa’s
Doctors Family
Price
Coty
Eckerd’s
Lysol
Shentel
California
Kotex
Parke-Davis
Pri
Allenrhu Eckerd
Lydia
Scott's
Magnesia
Creo-Terpin Eckerd
Cc Ceaiad
Sy Hill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!