T J Finch Dies At His Randolph Home
T J Finch a financier manufacturer banker farmer and public spirited citizen died at his country home near Thomasville at 2 05 this morning aged 67 after years of frail health He organized the Thomasville Chair company expanding it into a major furniture concern with four plants and a capital stock of 1 5 million He served as president of the First National Bank of Thomasville and led other ventures including the Carolina Bank and Trust Company and the Thomasville Denton railway board member in several firms Meanwhile his family was at his bedside through his final hours.
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Tt. J. Finch
Thomasville
Mr. Finch
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Lawrence Hospital
Winston- Salem
Thomasville Chair Company
First National Bank of
Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Denton
High Point
Thomasvile
Cramer Furniture
Bard Manufacturing Companies
T. Ed. Pinch
Finch
Finisher of Randolph County Life Dies at Thomasville
The obituary notes the death of a longtime farmer and public servant born December 1, 1861 in Randolph County. He directed a large country estate near Thomasville, served as sheriff and on the county board, aided the Memorial hospital project, and was active in Masonic and Rotary groups. Survived by a widow and three sons with two sons lost in railway tragedies. Funeral at Hopewell M E Church cemetery with multiple pastors listed as officiants.
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Randolph County
Alfred
Lucy Andrews Finch
Thomasville
Hopewell Methodist Church
Old Trinity College
Randolph County Board of Commissioners
Salem Street
Memorial Hospital
Duke Foundation
Finch
Masonic Order
Rotary Club
Austin
George
Doak
C. F. Finch
Lee Finch
Guilford College
Charles
Brown
Ing
Hopewell M. E. Church
W. R. Kelly
Hopewell Church
E. J. Harbison
High Point
B. R. Proffitt
Leaksville-Spray
C. S. Kirkpatrick
Main Street Methodist Church
James Leonard
Ray McTrary
John P. Bowers
Lexington
W. C. Hammer
Arthur Ross
C. Crawford
J. T. Winslow
R. R. Ross
Asheboro
C. A. Julian
J. Sapp
B. Vinson
R. WL. Lambeth
Greensboro
Dr. Lawrence
Dr. Delaney
W. A. Blair
Winston- Salem
Cameron Morrison
Charlotte
Mr. Finch
Southern Railway Announces Summer Rail and Motor Tours
On May 1 Southern Railway began selling round trip rail and motor tour fares for the summer. Tickets cover return within 15 days and allow stopovers at all stations along rail and highway routes. Tours serve individual travelers or parties of 25 or more to numerous Summer Resorts in the Southern Appalachian region with specified fares for Asheville and Hickory routes.
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Southern Railway
Appalachian Mountains
Ragig Firm Stock Fluctuations Spark Chicago Speculation
United States Radio and Television once rose from 24 to 141 before falling to 22 as markets wobble. The firm, formed by Case Electric, Apex Manufacturing and Radio Allied Manufacturers, claimed 6 million dollars in radio orders during the low phase. Brokers' escrowed stock sales were blamed for part of the slump in Chicago's financial district.
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Chicago
United States
Radio and Television
la Salle Street
Radio and Telvision
Case Electric Corporation
Apex Manufacturing Company
Radio Allied Manufacturers Corporation
Chicago Financial District
Aviators Lose Mountain Hotel Lights Spark Beacon
Destruction of the Mt Tom summer house in the Connecticut valley alarmed pilots not by landings but by lights turning the ruins into a natural beacon. New lights were installed for sightseers and now shine over 20 miles, making the peak visible by day and night despite the loss of the gilded dome.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Mt. Tom
Connecticut
Multi Church Services and Pulpit Exchange Schedule
A detailed Sunday schedule lists Holy Communion at St Marys Episcopal for men and boys at 7 30 am and various church services across multiple congregations including First Reformed Wesley Memorial Calvary Main Street M E and others. Ministers speak on topics such as Buying Bargains Conditions of Rejoicing and The Master Friend with special music by Marvin Huey and a trip to Catawba college missionary conference noted.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
St. James
Apostle
First Reformed Church
Ezekiel
W. R. Shaffer
M. F. Crooks
W. Gibbardt
Christian Endeavor Society
Catawba College
Salisbury
John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
R. I. Farmer
M. P
Ministers’ Association
First Baptist Church
Lloyd T. Wilson
M. T. Smathers
Main Street M. E
First Presbyterian Church
C. P. Coble
H. C. Byrum
Calvary M. E. Church
J. D. Barnette
Green Street Baptist Church
Marvin Huey
Haggard Evangelistic Party
Mr. Huey
High Point
Greensboro
Charlotte
George Curry
Welch Memorial
H. L. Love
West End Baptist Church
O. A. Elmore
Southside Baptist Church
Central Friends Church
Tom Alderman Sykes
Archdale Playground
Norman Fidler
Mr. Sykes
J. L. Underwood
Mechanicsville Baptist Church
E. M. Jones
Ward Street Methodist Church
Fairmont Baptist Church
A. M. Scott
M. L. Kesler
Mills Home
Thomasville
Kesler
Samuel T. Hensley
State Mission Board of
North Carolina
Hensley
First Methodist Protestant
R. Jr. Farmer
E. Lester Ballard
Ministerial Association
Tiny Keith Guards Lifeguard Feat at Indianapolis Pool
Keith a 326 pound lifeguard at an Indianapolis bathing pool claims to have rescued 1,12 men from drowning.
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Tiny Keith
Indianapolis
Princess Cafe to Open Tonight After Remodeling
The Princess Cafe on North Main Street next to the High Point Enterprise building will formally open tonight from 6 to 9 PM after a several day closure for enlargement and remodeling. An orchestra will provide music during the opening and tomorrow night in the same hours. The owner announced the modern dining room and its status as one of the finest in North Carolina.
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Princess Cafe
North Main Street
High Point Enterprise Building
North Carolina
Training School for Young People Concludes Session
The Methodist Protestant leadership training school at High Point College closed this morning after reports, banners, and certificates. Dean P. E. Lindley urged youth to pursue great aims, noting 112 registrations with 108 completing coursework and awarding life service certificates to five students.
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Methodist Protestant Leadership Training School
High Point College
P. E. Lindley
Asheville
Whitaker’s Chapel
High Point
Greensboro
Mary Crickmore
Dorothy Bailiff
Ruth Laughlin
Margaret Curry
Mary Ward Johnston
John
Apostle
Notice to creditors in the estate of A B Nelson
Nettie Nelson administratrix notifies all claimants to present claims against the estate of A B Nelson deceased by July 20 1930 or be barred. Creditors are urged to make immediate payment. July 20 1929 Nettie Nelson admix R F D No 3 High Point N C
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A. B. Nelson
Nettie Nelson
High Foint
Angry priest ejects scantily clad women in Slovakia church
In Bratislava, Father Hidwegy, head priest at the city’s main Roman Catholic church, condemned women and girls for wearing short skirts and low necklines. He reportedly ordered them out of the church during services, calling it a mortal sin and a national shame.
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Bratislava
Czecho
Slovakia
Hidwegy
Holy of Holies
House of God
Music To Be Taught In Henderson Schools
Henderson and Vance county schools will include music instruction this year. E M Rollins, county city superintendent, announces Miss Josephine Paul of Elkin a Guilford College graduate will oversee music programs with unit school teachers assisting.
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Henderson
Henderson City
Vance County
E. M. Rollins
Josephine Paul
Elkin
Guilford College
Black-Draught praised as effective remedy in Redfield
In Redfield Arkansas residents tout Thedford’s Black-Draught as a daily aid for indigestion headaches and biliousness. One man reports improved energy after use while his daughter’s breathing gas and skin issues lessen with continued doses. The urged 25 cent packages are sold by local druggists and many endorse the medicine.
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Redfield
Ark
Thedford
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