Upholsterers Agree to Settlement with City Plants
Upholsterers on strike since last Wednesday afternoon in several local furniture plants reached a settlement this morning and will return to work Tuesday morning. The deal does not involve woodworkers now striking as the Industrial Workers Association acts. E. C. Morris, president of the Central Labor Union and recording secretary of the local Upholsterers' International Union, is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trial Workers Association
E. C. Morris
Central Labor Union
Todolsterers
Unique Farm Product Display From Frog Hayes Inc Window
A Fro g Hayes Inc display features 15 farm products shown in a pint bottle. Items include okra corn beans tomatoes sunflowers onions beets peppers carrots turnips squash peas butter beans pansies goat milk and smear cheese. Thomas Thompson of Princess Cafe delivered the collection to The Enterprise for exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Frog Hayes, Inc
Winston Road
Thomas Thompson
The
Princess Cafe
Upholsterers Reach Accord. Globe Parlor Strike Ends
A workers committee for upholsterers at Globe Parlor Furniture Manufacturing Co announced an accord with management this morning. All upholsterers sewers and cutters will resume work tomorrow, ending the strike that affected several city plants. Non affiliated workers may still be on strike, but those outside the Upholsterers International are not affected. The earlier strike had not spread beyond several plants and is not connected to today’s settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Parlor Furniture Manufacturing Company
International
Guilford Court Hears Bind Over In Receiving Case
Ernest Hudspeth and John Vanhoy were bound over to the next Guilford Superior term on receiving stolen property charges with bonds of 400 dollars each. Vanhoy faced an additional charge of receiving stolen goods and received a three month jail sentence. Ivey Beamon was bound over on a crime against nature charge with 1000 dollar bond. Other court actions included various fines and brief sentences for multiple defendants, with one dismissal and a remand to juvenile court in separate cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hudspeth
John Vanhoy
Guilford Superior Court
Lewis E. Teague
Vanhoy
Ivey Beamon
Arthur Smith
Derat Smith
Riley Lovings
Edward Johnson
Raynelle Johnson
Robert Jenkins
Willie Smith
Roger Phillips
Georgia Mae Jones
Henry Steele
Will Torrence
W. G. Carter
Clara Bellows
Charlie Turner
Allen Turner
Deepest Ocean Point Found Off Philippine Islands
Scientists report the deepest oceanic depth yet measured at 32,088 feet located off the Philippine Islands. The finding extends knowledge of trench geology and ocean-floor pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
Readers ask questions on North Carolina Bank and Trust Co
A Burlington Greensboro exchange dated July 6 1933 to July 12 1933 contains letters asking about the NC Bank and Trust Co collapse. Citizens question Governor McLean stock losses executive loans and guarantees while demanding disclosures from officials and creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
N. C. Banks
N. C. Bank
McAlister
N Ne
Greensboro
N.C
Atlantic
Cone
Mr. Price
Price
Community Exchange notices seek domestic and labor help
Today at the Community Exchange on North Wrenn street several advertisements list positions and trades. Applicants include a white housekeeper for two children, a cook, yard work, chauffeur, and a night watchman, with weekly wages and an offer to exchange a refrigerator for a bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Exchange
North Wrenn Street
Fisher Street
Turner Delivers Key Address at Groome Family Reunion
The eighth Groome reunion was held at Z. N. Groome’s home with about 150 attendees. Representative Thomas Turner of High Point gave the principal address on family ties and community solidarity. W. J. Miller led devotional services. C. L. Gray Jr. of High Point sang. Z. L. Groome was elected president and Percy Groome vice president. Mrs. Dewey Groome named secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groome
Z. N. Groome
Thomas Turner
High Point
W. J. Miller
West Greensboro
C. L. Gray, Jr
Mrs Rosa Ayers Laid To Final Rest Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Rosa Ayers of Winston Salem aged 63 were held Sunday at 2 pm at Friendship M E B Church Albemarle. Rev C B Williams officiated with pallbearers Horne Watpton Dunn Jones Jones Sheffeld and flowers carried by Harwood Holley Stokes Rollins Sides. Interment followed in the church family plot after a prior brief home service at 10 45 am conducted by Rev Co Hi pastor English Street M P Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Ayers
Winston-Salem
Route Five
Gracie Tippett
Redding Street
Friendship M. EB
Albemarle
C. B. Willams
W. Horne
J. WaPtton
Irvin Dunn
F. A. Jones
J. H. Jones
J. J. Sheffield
Ruby Harwood
Lillie Holley
Mexie Stokes
Mary Rollins
D. W. Sides
Jesus
Rev. Co. Hi
Te English Street M. P
Second Term of Summer School Opens At College
Registration for the second term of the summer school begins today at High Point College per Dr. C R Hinshaw director. The term runs through the expected period with a good turnout and courses in art education psychology English French history music and religious education taught by Dr Hinshaw Professor J H Allred Dr P B Kinnett Dr P B Lindley Mrs Alice Paige White Miss Bonnie Enoch and Miss Margaret Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
C. R. Hinshaw
Hinshaw
J. H. Allred
P. 8. Kinnett
P. B. Lin
Pneumonia Claims Fred H Mullis 16
Thomasville report says Fred H Mullis age 16 son of Mr and Mrs W B Mullis of Charlotte died this morning from pneumonia at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Loflin while visiting. He leaves his parents and several brothers and sisters. Remains go to Charlotte for services and interment Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Fred H. Mullis
Mullis
Charlotte
Robert Loflin
Auto Leaves Road Near Trinity injuring one
An auto driven by Marvin Swaim with passengers Miss Ruby Mitchell Fred Mendenhall and Miss Bell Allred left the road near Trinity Sunday night when lights went out. Miss Allred was treated for cuts and bruises at Burrus Memorial hospital and discharged. Other occupants were uninjured. The crash occurred near Royal's store at 11 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Swaim
Ruby Mitchell
Fred Mendenhall
Bell Allred
Asheboro
Trinity
Misa Allred
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Royal's
Sound versus wireless speed in feet per second
The text compares sound travel speed to wireless signal speed, noting sound travels 1100 feet per second while electric waves travel about 186000 feet per second.
Garment Workers To Meet Tonight In High Point
A meeting of workers from the High Point Overall Company, High Point Shirt Company, and Sherrod Shirt Company plus other garment shops is set for tonight at 7:80 in the Industrial Workers Association hall. No definite plans for committee or affected workers meetings have been announced. IWA president YD Bradley spoke with Labor officials by phone but declined to reveal the conversation’s nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Overall Company
High Point Shirt Company
Sherrod Shirt Company
Industrial Workers Association
YD. V. Bradley
Department of Labor
Washington
Jesse Walser 7 Claimed By Death At Thomasville
Jesse Walser age seven died Sunday at 1 30 pm at home of his parents Mr and Mrs J A Walser 409 Wagstaff street from scarlet fever Funeral services to be held this evening and interment at Beulah Reformed church near Lexington at four o clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Jesse Walser
J. A. Walser
Wagstaff Street
Beulah Reformed Church
Lexington
Ray Dixon Accepts Head Coach Post At Junior College
Kannapolis July 17 Ray Dixon who coached at Kannapolis high school accepts the head coaching post at Mt. Pleasant Collegiate Institute succeeding Jim Magner who resigned Dixon starts this fall Dixon a Goldsboro native graduated from High Point college in 1929 and coached at Marshall 1929-30 before joining Kannapolis three years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kannapolis
Ray Dixon
Kannapolis High School
Mt. Pleasant Collegiate Institute
Jim Magner
Dixon
Goldsboro
High Point College
Marshall
Randolph Man Died In Spencer Sunday
John R. Hayes aged 82 longtime Franklinville Randolph county resident died at 4 PM Sunday at his daughter Mrs E B Crawford’s Spencer home while visiting. Survived by two daughters Lula Hayes and Mrs Crawford a son James Hayes and stepson J R Lutterloh. Funeral at 4 PM Monday at Franklinville M B Church with Rev A C Tippett and Rev R C Stubbins assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
John R. Hayes
Franklinville
Randolph County
E. EB. Crawford
Spencer
Lula Hayes
Crawford
James Hayes
J. R. Lutterloh
Truck Fire Reported in High Point Corner of Hamilton and Mallory
High Point fire department responded to a pre dawn 9 30 call at South Hamilton and Mallory streets where a large truck owned by J Bottoms caught fire. A gasoline can ignited but flames were checked before spreading. no damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Hamilton
Mallory Streets
J. B. Bottoms
American Legion Post 87 To Meet Tuesday Evening
The Andrew Jackson post number 87 of the American Legion will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o clock at the hall on North Wrenn Street. Important business matters are scheduled to be discussed and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson Post
The
American Legion
North Wrenn Street
Post
Tomato resembles an overaapider grown by Thomas Sauter
Thomas Sauter of 1401 Shber rod street brought a bizarre tomato to the Enterprise claiming he grew it in his garden. The fruit's unusual shape prompted interest from readers and local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomas Sauter
Shberrod Street
Thomas
Refinancing Details Reach Council Soon
City Manager E. M. Knox returned from New York where he worked out tentative refinancing terms with creditors. The plan, agreed by the finance committee and creditors, will be submitted to the finance committee tomorrow and then to the city council likely Friday for adoption consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
New York
E. M. Knox
Sawnail Finansa
Finance Committee
W. H. Hoyt
Scoutmasters Attend Camp Uwharrie Training Session
Nine scoutmasters from five towns arrived at Camp Uwharrie for a training course led by Bunn W. Hackney. Doctors and first aid authorities provide instruction as leaders battle the scoutmasters 6 to 1 in a baseball game with Eddie Steer allowing one hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Uwharrie
Bunn W. Hackney
Eddie Steer
S. W. Rabb
Immigration policy would admit Japanese on par with Europeans
If immigration laws were amended to allow Japanese entry on the same basis as Europeans, the Japanese quota would be slightly above 100.
World water power potential far exceeds current installations
More than half a billion horsepower remain available from known water sites, while present installations total about 33 million horsepower. The gap highlights vast untapped hydroelectric capacity worldwide despite existing projects.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Globe Parlor
M. L. Slate
M. D
Stanton Clinic
Green St
W. McGuinn Realty CO
Washington St
Max
N. Main St
High Point Ice and Coal CO
N. C. Bank & Trust Co
Burlington
N. C
Smith Richardson
Gov. McLeas
Lamberton Bank
Vaughn
Frank Boyles
Ucting Guarantr
Richardson Realty Co
Richardson Family
Piedmont Finance Co
Ryland
John Berry
Drug, Inc
Eagle
Charles A. Lindbergh
Halifax
N. 8
Randolph
Ee Bank
Building and Loan
Gibraltar
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Also
W. Clanard
South Main
Vu Uuline
Hackney
Schwab Tailoring CO
North Main Street
Globe Tailoring Company
Cincinnati
Verne Hartling
Piedmont Building & Loan Association
Piedmont Building & Loan
Hattet
National Market CO
North Main
Graham
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