Buyers Flood Southern Furniture Market Third Day
Buyers continued to flow into the Southern Furniture market on the third day of its annual mid summer exposition. About 100 new registrants joined by 10 am, with 134 registering yesterday and 93 the previous January. The list includes A A Adkins Richmond and many others from Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Market
A. A. Adkins
Richmond
W. J. Adkins
Lynchburg
R. M. Finger
Badin
J. R. Black
Bamber
S. C
Mrs. Black
Bamberg
H. H. Alpers
Pineville
B. B. Brewster
Cedartown
J. B. Edwards
E. Bridges
A. G. Carter
Sanford
T. H. Roper
D. W. Mayer
G. B
D. BE. Harllee
Winston-Salem
B. Frank Harris
Monroe
D. C. McDougald
W. R. Harrell
Burgaw
J. T. Hedrick
Lexington
C. R. Rainwater
J. H. Rainwater
Sumter
L. D. Ingle
Asheville
Chase S. Smith
Ff. H. Mullis
Elizabeth Lawrence
Statesville
L. L. Oettinger
E. R. Oettinger
Kinston
Ges. P. Palmer
Albemarle
S. J. Harris
L. E. Mincey
Charlotte
J. M. McKintyre
R. A. Gant
Mebane
E. E. Hayes
Elkin
Geo. F. Williard
C. D. Rominger
Smoaks Lose Small Daughter Mary Evie Smoak
Friends of Mr and Mrs W A Smoak announce the death of their infant daughter Mary Evie Smoak at 4 this morning at the family home 1908 Brentwood avenue. Survived by parents and grandparents W H Smoak Charleston SC and J C Gibson Gibson NC. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery at 2 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Smoak
Brentwood Avenue
Mary Evie Smoak
W. H. Smoak
Charleston
South Carolina
J. C. Gibson
Gibson, N. C
Oakwood Cemetery
Presbyterian Church Struck By Lightning
The First Presbyterian church was struck by lightning during a small afternoon storm and suffered slight damage. The janitor in the pastor’s study was shocked, a rock figure toppled from the steeple, fuses blew, and the transformer was ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Randolph county men seek jury trial in blackmail case
Three Randolph county men jailed since last Sunday face a jury trial plea after bond releases set at 400 and 2500 dollars. Attorneys L B Williams and C C Barnhart represented the trio, with Barnhart urging reduced bond for Eugene Scearce who may testify for the state. The men allegedly demanded 400 dollars from J R Lackey under threat of death if the money was not delivered or reported to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph County
Libery
Eugene Scearce
Dewey
William Stanley
L. B. Williams
C. C. Barnhart
Mr. Barnhart
Sscarce
Judge Teague
J. R. Lackey
South Main Street
Banquet Planned for Southern Furniture Market Group
Visitors anticipate the semi annual meeting and banquet of the Southern Furniture Market association at the Sheraton hotel ballroom tomorrow night at 6 30. More than 100 attendees are expected as manufacturers salesmen and representatives from the market are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Market Association
Sheraton Hotel
Notice of Real Estate Sale in High Point North Carolina
Public auction of property under a 1925 deed of trust by D Frazier and Rebecca Frazier for Piedmont Building & Loan Association. Sale set for August 25, 1930 at 11 a.m. in front of High Point Municipal Building. Two tracts described. payment 5 percent cash deposit. sale subject to taxes and street assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. ©. Frazier
Rebecca Frazier
W. C. Idol
Piedmont Building & Loan Association
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
N. C
Loflin-Kinley Sons
Vall Street
Jacob Williams
Vail Street
D. O. Frazier
Wall Street
Wall
Ww. C. Idol
Roberson, Haworth and Reese
Two Murder And Two Manslaughter Trials For Superior Court
The Greensboro term opens with two murder trials for Lester Massey and Henry Williams, plus two manslaughter cases for Eulon Brooks and John Burton. A calendar of 33 cases includes breaking and entering, larceny, assault with deadly weapon, driving violations, and prostitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Greensboro
Lester Massey
Henry Williams
Eulon Brooks
John Burton
Andrew Stroud
John Henry Moore
Robert Webster
Inez Hartnett
Jack Hartnett
D. Marvin Vernon
Sylvester Smith
Jim Delancey
Clarence Aldred
W. L. Glenn
Alex Baldwin
Cilbur Cheek
Thomas Lytle
Charles Lewis
Albert Moser
J. B. Lindley
Cliff Wyrick
George Motter
J. H. Miller
Jessie Swiggett
Miss Daisy Lovelace Dies at 23 in Caswell County
Miss Daisy Lovelace aged 23 died last night at 10 15 in a local hospital after a two week illness. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Dave Lovelace of Reidsville Route seven six brothers Will Joe Sam Frank Ben and Robert all of Caswell county and five sisters Mrs Mattie Perkins Daisey Ruth Lovelace and Mrs S M McMahan of High Point. Member of Camp Springs Methodist church. Funeral at Camp Springs M E church Thursday at 2 00 with interment in church cemetery. Body to her sister's home 517 Ames street this afternoon. Funeral party leaves at 11 30 Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Lovelace
Dave Lovelace
Reidsville
Route Seven
Will
Joe
Sam
Frank
Ben
Robert Lovelace
Caswell County
Mattie Perkins
Daisey
Ruth Lovelace
Alamance County
S. M. McMahan
High Point
Camp Springs
M. E. Church
Ames Street
Band To Play At Vesper Service In Archdale
The High Point Civic Band directed by Lewis L. Stookey will perform patriotic songs next Sunday at 6 p.m. at Archdale playground as part of vesper services at Central Friends church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Civic Band
Lewis L. Stookey
Archdale Playground
Central Friends Church
Camp Uwharrie 10 Close On Friday
Camp Uwharrie will wrap its 1930 season this Friday afternoon with an elaborate campfire and waterfront program for scouts in attendance. Public and parents are invited. Scout executive Bunn W. Hackney Jr outlined how to reach the camp now that the Jamestown road is being tarred, detailing a route from the Greensboro highway via the M. P. Children’s home, Deep River Friends church, forks, and camp entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie
Jamestown
Bunn W. Hackney, Jr
Greensboro
M. P. Children’s Home
Deep River Friends Church
No Clues In 83000 Postoffice Robbery Probed
Investigators said there were no developments of interest in the 83000 postoffice robbery case from last Sunday night. Inspectors declined to talk and remained noncommittal as they hunt for any valuable clue.
Paradise Point Campers Return From Eight Day Trip
A group of Central Friends church senior girls returned yesterday from Paradise Point after eight days at camp. Leader Anna Mendenhall and counselors Lena Farlow and David Parson accompanied the girls, who enjoyed a Swansboro to Paradise Point boat trip and first catches of fish or crab. The senior boys will travel to Paradise Point for eight days Friday with Horace Haworth as host, and they should notify Rev. T. A. Sykes or Miss Mendenhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends Church
Paradise Point
Anna Mendenhall
David Parson
Lena Farlow
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Margaret Briggs
Nancy Hill
Mary Edith Woody
Clara Ridge
Helen Jones
Charlena Brown
Tess McMullen
Jacqueline McMullan
Adelaide Williamson
Swansboro
Miss Mendenhall
Horace Haworth
T. A. Sykes
Baseball Roundup of Notable Games
Yesterday's stars included George Uhle of the Tigers driving in two runs with a single in the eighth to beat the Athletics. Dick Coffman pitched effectively to beat the Senators 3-1. Farmar Avenil accounted for five Indians runs with two homers and two singles against the Yankees. Phil Collins hit two home runs and a single while pitching well to defeat the Pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Uhle
Tigers
Athletics
Dick Coffman
Browns
Senators
Farm Avenil
Indians
Yankees
Phil Collins
Phillies
Pirates
Gets Her Man Potts I Hear Your Daughter Married
A compact exchange from Hamburg depicts a daughter marrying a struggling young man. Potts notes he struggled but did not escape, reflecting a terse dialogue about personal choices and rural social judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Totts
Hummel
Hamburg
Wisconsin seeks $2 million for prison construction
The president of the state board of control asks the legislature for an appropriation of 2,000,000 dollars to fund new prison construction in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
State Board of Control
Funeral Conducted For Mrs G W Curtis
Funeral services for Mrs. G W Curtis were held at her home on South Main Street and at local churches. Clergy included Rev George Reynolds and Rev Geo Tunstall with Rev J D Barnett assisting. Pallbearers and floral bearers were named, and she was buried in Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Curtis
S28
South Main Street
George L. Reynolds
English Street M. P
Geo. Tunstall
J. D. Barnett
Green Street Baptist Church
Lions Club To Meet At Camp Uwharrie
High Point Lions members will hold their meeting tomorrow night at Camp Uwharrie. Boy scouts will entertain and members will tour the camp property, with a good representation expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Camp Uwharrie
High Point Lions
Camp
Uwharrie
Stunt Flying Opposed by Los Angeles Pilots Association
The Professional Pilots' Association of Los Angeles opposes stunt flying activities citing safety and regulatory concerns as a key issue for the aviation community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professional Pilots’ Association of
Los Angeles
Local Man Will Have Charge of Raleigh Office
Howard Collie, longtime resident, moves to Raleigh to become manager of the Raleigh office of the Colonial Life Insurance Company. He has served with the company for years. Mrs Collie and the children will follow to Raleigh in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Howard . Collie
Colonial Life Insurance Company
Collie
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L. L. Dauble
H. & Zeigler
Ziegler
Edenton
W. B. Finney
Roanoke
H. W. Killinger
Roy T. Wright
John H. White
Buena Vista
A. J. Daffron, Jr
Ietener
Ailey
Ss. Gunter
Zeb Hatcher
Airy
H. D. Dull
Winston- Salem
W. T. McBride
A. J. Daffron
W. M. Goldfinch
H. C. McInvainl
Conway
Bradly Wryrick
B. P. DeLoach
Arthur Smith
Camden
C. J. L. Barksdale
L. O. Barksdale
Waynesboro
T. H. Boone
Gibsonville
Ben Temple
Danville
W. W Cooke
Franklinton
W. A. Respass
L. H. Cline
R. H. Brown
Pittsburgh
D. R. Proffitt
W. Davis
Bill Martin
W. W. Morrison
D. M. Akers
Akers
I. Akers
Christianburg
Wm. C. Melmly
Savannah
J. T. Whitnant
J.T. Whitnant
Blacksburg
A. S. Jarnagin
Albany
R. H. Hayworth
J. FE. Kester
L. J. Kahn
Atlanta
Co. S. Reams
O. V. Kester
Ben Schewel
L. E. Rosenthal
Pikesville Furn, Co
Pikesville
M. S. Segal
New Toe
Hh Cyhein
Brat
J. BE. Cherry
Staunton
T. E. Summerrow, Jr
W. L. Thorpe
T. T. Williams
Orlando
Fla
E. T. Reynolds
Troy
W. H. Upchurch
W. B. Upchurch
Frances Upchurch
Oxford
A. B. Vogel
Spartanburg
W. A. Smoaks
Ruby
City Hall
Robert Brockett
Presbyterian Church
Teague
C. W. Hamlin
T. C. and
Clavia Smith
C. A. Reynolds
Johnny Maynard
I. P. Ridge
V. &B. Vail
Arthur Masse
J. R. Smith
Tom Davis
Mary Shus
Izzy Gurfein
J. N. Thornton
Deep River
Jim Cain
Cr. B. Willis
H. F. Stepp
Wiley Gregory
Minnie Gregory
J. €. Thornton
J. B. McCarson
Clyde Hedgecock
Cc. S. Carne
Eastern
Carolina
Elwood Cafe
la Carte
Wales Adding Machines
Victor
Remington Cash Registers
Marchant Calculating Machines
West Fourth Street
Winston-Salem, N. C
High Point Phone
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
Gate City Motor Company
Wrenn Street
Tack Burris
Elwood Hotal
W. Broad
Will Reiger
Charlie Wincannon
Roy Church
Tardy A. Shelton
Madison Marfin
A. M. Bain
T. O. Whittington
J. A. Herrndon
W. P. Jester
R. L. Loman
C. L Cecil
W. A. Burton
H. C Ellis
J. L. Kennedy
Glennie Crater
Irene Nicholson
Vera Marshall
Schwab Tailoring CO
East Broad St
New York
North Main
J.C. Welch
S. Wrenn
the Bank of Service
Perpetual Building & Loan
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
V. A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Tomlinson Furniture Company
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Northern, CO
Michigan Central
Grand Rapids
Consignee
Thomasville
Denton
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