Buying Activity At Market Renewed
The Southern Furniture and Rug market sees renewed buying with over 1 400 buyers listed and 1 500 registrations, the best in market history. Buoyancy grows as payors shop spaces, replenishing retail stocks and signaling continued activity tomorrow.
Christian found guilty of manslaughter in fatal crash
Clarence Christy known as Christian was found guilty by a municipal court jury in the July crash that killed Vivian Burton of Thomasville. He faces sentencing Thursday before Judge Lewis E. Teague. The same day Alton Lawrence was dismissed on forcible trespass charges after the state's evidence. Joe Welch’s bastardy case remained undecided at press time as the January municipal docket moves slowly.
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Clarence Christy
Christian
Vivian Burton
Thomasville
Christy
Lewis E. Teague
Municipal Court
Yester
Alton Lawrence
Socialist Party
Lawrence
Carolina Cotton and Woolen Mills
Teague
Joe Welch
Leona Brookshire
St Marys Episcopal Men’s Club Father and Son Supper
The Men’s club of St Marys Episcopal church will hold its monthly supper meeting Friday night at 6 o clock. This meeting will be a father and son supper and all members are urged to attend.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Southern furniture market shifts to period styles and better design
Observers note growing interest in authentic period styles across furniture lines. Fiber furniture and gliders show favorable demand as manufacturers emphasize simpler forms, finish, and coordinated lamps with colonial and Empire influences. Retailers expect higher prices as better merchandise boosts southern furniture profitability.
Registered Today At The Furniture Market
Long list of attendees registered at the furniture market includes Roanoke Virginia residents P Stevenson and J Wil son Cunningham, Winston Salem officials, Durham and Greensboro names, and attendees from multiple states and towns. The roster shows numerous individuals and firms across the region.
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Co. P. Stevenson
Roanoke
T. B. Wilder
Southern Pines
V. Co. Marley
Ramseur
B. R. Minus
Minus
Greer
8. C
George M. Overstreet
W. L. Johnson
A. W. Barringer
Statesville
W. W. Hodge
Hodge
R. A. McQueen
McQueen
R. HH
Livermore
Pembroke
H. L. Sloop
Mooresville
F. L. Stuck
Burlington
EB. Place Rankin
Gastonia
D RR. Chandler
Randolph Chandler
Robersonville
J. Wilson Cunningham
C. D. Rominger
EK. F. Turner
Winston-Salem
A B. Hubbard
A. W. Long
P. H. Shreve
Roxboro
K. V. Epting
S&s. Henry
Salisbury
Earl Lanier
Alta Vista
W. M. Nowelly
Raleigh
J. R. Troxier
Martineville
Phil Wall
Spray
J. H. Waynick
John Waynick
Pauline Waynick
W. M. Sutton
W. M. Sutton, Jr
Windsor
L. A. Yates
Darlington
J. F. Smith
York
Gillius
Pierce
Durham
Dora Garnet
Bruce
High Point
M. V
Blackburn
Clemmons
R. V. Clutter
E. D. Clutter
Danville
T. H. Boone
Gibsonville
C. V. Bowling
W. R. Bowling
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
J. N. Branson
H. N. Branson
Hendersonville
W. A. Bullock
Rocky Mount
S. Daniels
5. Daniels
R. B. Dillard
R. J. Baldwin
A. E. Cromer
Christianburg
G. L. Crump
Leaksville
R. Ellis
EB. R. Ellis
Greensboro
M. L. King
Broadnax
H. M. Johnson
B. G. Thomas
Erwin Frank Joyce
Leakaville
J. Gaskel
Concord
C. H. Crute
H. B. Harrison
Lexington
B. O. Hill
Suffolk
M. P. Kennett
J. L. Watkins
C. C. Bruton, Jr
Sol Isaacs
Sol W. Goodman
Goldsboro
J. L. Gillespie
R. S. Parke
H. A. Scott
Kannapolis
B. C. Harris
B. C. Hartig
Logan
Josef Young
J. Young
Allendale
J. B. Arnold
John M. Presnell
J. C. Councilman
Asheboro
J. G. Kester
Hickory
Willam Best
Lumberton
Co. CO
H. Boyd
Newbern
A. &. Brown
Do you tire easily
An old advertising pitch promotes a health tonic claiming to rebuild blood oxygen with iron and vitamins. It urges readers to consult a physician and promises restored energy, renewed strength, and better health, selling two bottle sizes with a money back guarantee.
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S . Ee
Pbs
S.S
Neeser
Thedford's Black-Draught Laxative Praise
Thousands of readers praise Thedford's Black-Draught as a reliable laxative. A Mississippi speaker notes family use since 1885 and says the simple medicine remains trusted and satisfying to have on hand.
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Thedford
Howe
Club to Equip Brentwood Playground
The American Business club voted an appropriation from its special fund to install select playground equipment at Brentwood school grounds. The project targets a sandboxed area, aiming to serve hundreds of school and nursery school children daily. Miss Margaret Sloan directed a performance by the High Point College A Capella group.
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American Business Club
Brentwood School
Elwood Hotel
High Point College
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