Purity of Design Urged for Southern Furniture
Charles Messer Stow, New York Sun furniture critic, urged the Southern Market Association to promote purity of design in home furnishings. He praised emerging modern styles and called for selling simple, good design over ornate borax-class pieces to boost national taste and profitability.
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Stow
New York
National
America
Southern Market Association
Charles Messer Stow
New York Sun
Je Ginn
United States
Millis declines chairmanship of welfare board
J E Millis declined the welfare board chairmanship after a council appointment to succeed Logan Porter. He cited pressing business and travel time, adding someone available to devote more time would be preferable. No successor was named. next meeting expected to decide.
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J. E. Millis
Logan Porter
Board of Welfare
F E. M. Knox
Millis
Knox
Millin
Porter
Rotarians Hear Ross Crane Talk on Homes and Ownership
Rosse Crane, a national expert on interior decorating and housing, spoke at the Rotary club luncheon at the country club. He urged more and better real homes and homeownership as vital to the country, noting the home ownership rate reflects community desirability. R. B. Terry presided. visiting Rotarians included W. H. Fitts and W. O. Farnam.
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Rosse Crane
Rotary Club
Country Club
Crane
Greensboro
Kansas
R. B. Terry
W. H. Fitts
Sanford Rotary Club
W. O. Farnam
Columbia
C. Paul Casey
Mill Asks $10 059 For Alleged Damage In Hose
Plymouth Hosiery mills filed a damage suit in municipal court naming Pioneer Hosiery mills as defendants seeking 10059.81 dollars. The complaint says unfinished hosiery was turned over for dyeing sorting and packing and Pioneer’s work was inferior causing customer complaints and about 10000 dollars in damage to Plymouth's business.
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Plymouth Hosiery Mills
Pioneer Hosiery Mills
Pioneer Mill
Plymouth Mill
Plymouth
Plant Officials Host Party At Cranford's Lodge
Officials of Cranford Furniture and National Chair, Asheboro, hosted a party at Cranford's Lodge to mark a company event and celebrate collaboration between the two firms.
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Cranford’s
The
Cranford Furniture Company
National Chair Company
Asheboro
Recovery opinions sought from market guests at Randolph lodge
The Enterprise asks readers to mail a coupon to The Recovery Editor in High Point N C to gauge local market recovery. Respondents sign in good faith, confidentially, and tally totals. The note reports a Southern Furniture Market event at C C Crawford's lodge in Randolph County with dinner and a return trip to High Point.
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High Point
N. C
Southern Furniture Market
C.C. Crawford’s
Randolph County
Sanford to Host North Carolina Fair Tax Association Meeting
The North Carolina Fair Tax Association held a three hour session at a Sheraton hotel in Sanford on Thursday to review the year’s work and push for strict government economy from the state level down. J. Paul Leonard, the executive secretary, received a vote of confidence and was authorized to organize the first annual convention in Sanford on August 14 with a four speaker limit. D. B. Turner of Mooresville chaired the meeting, which included 13 members from two groups and featured praise from Dr. J. T. Burrus, the Guilford Democratic senatorial nominee.
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Sanford
North Carolina Fair Tax Association
Sheraton Hotel
North Carolina
J. Paul Leonard
J. T. Burrus
Guilford
Leonard
New Deal Barely In Lead Of Day's Votes
The New Deal held a slim lead in Day One polling at High Point with 27 for and 17 against Roosevelt policies across six questions, while 7 divided. Voters included a Georgia banker and workers from textile, furniture, and hosiery sectors among those backing the New Deal. The poll runs through tomorrow and final returns will be sent to a national syndicate.
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New Deal
Day
Duong
Roosevelt
Georgia
Negro Dance Hall License Granted
The Kilby hotel on Washington Street won council approval for a dance hall license for John Kilby operator of the hotel. The decision followed an appeal by three colored residents and included a pledge of police protection and off duty officer attendance to ensure orderly events.
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Kilby Hotel
Washington Street
John Kilby
Negro Ministerial Union
Kilby
Egg in Egg Stuns Mrs Cauble in City Kitchen
Mrs. John Cauble of 801 English Street cracked an egg to find a second, perfectly formed miniature egg inside. The unusual double egg with its shell was shown in the Enterprise window for display.
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John Cauble
English Street
Enterprise
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Elwood
Charles F. Lambeth
Thomasville
Paul W. Casey
Southern Furniture Exposition
EB. A. Reach
Furniture South
Max Bowes
Optometrist
ST. High Point Alc
City Shoe Shop
Shell Tire & Battery CO
Main St
Piedmont Ae and Loan Association
Piedmont
Piedmont Building
High Point Perpetual Building &% Loan Ass’n
W. Clinard
B. T Johnson
Welfare
Council
Ross Crane
U. S
Hotel Crillon
WSBC
Union Bus Depot
Ilinois Central Station
Crillon
Michigan
Samuel Cole
Mtrecter W CC
Skeinner
Merager
President Roosevelt
Meson
OF Tax Association
Asheville
D. B. Turner
Mooresville
Pete A Ei Ee
Ae Ae AS
Allstates
Sears
Super Allstates
Allstate Crusader Type
Sears, Roebuck and
North Main Street
High Point, N.o
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