Record Crowds Open Southern Furniture Market Week
Over 100 buyers from ten states and the Bahamas attended the market as it starts its second week after a record opening. Ross Crane, noted interior decoration authority, will speak Tuesday at 4:40 on the second floor as part of the free merchandising clinic for buyers. Registration from Saturday to 10 am today lists numerous attendees from Georgia, Virginia, Alabama, South Carolina, Florida, Tennessee, North Carolina, and New York including Mrs. J S Estroff, C G Kinder, W H Burris, R F Cain, D W Yancey, Walter T Cox, J Garfunkel, P B Huggins, and Abel Wollenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Bahama Islands
Ross Crane
M. J. Metroff
J.S. Estroff
Marks
Lewisville
C. G. Kinder
Denver
Beckett
Logan
W. Va
W. H. Burris
Charlotte
EB. M. King
High Point
W. B. Cauthen
Greenville
R. F. Cain
Mrs. Cain
Birmingham
Ala
R. M. Ellis
C. Chavers
Gerald Chavers
W. D. Fewhand
Panama City
Fla
D. W. Yancey
Clarksville
Holton Funeral Largely Attended in Springfield
Funeral services for Ernest H. Holton a noted Triangle Lake area farmer were held at Springfield Memorial Church with Rev E W Jones and Miss Clara I Cox officiating. Choir songs included Abide With Me Nearer My God to Thee and Face to Face. Pallbearers and flower bearers listed. interment in Springfield church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest H. Holton
Triangle Lake
Guilford
Springfield Memorial Church
E. W. Jones
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
Clara I Cox
Clay Gilberth
J. E. Holton, Jr
Cicero Holton
DeWitt Lambeth
T. L. Smith
Cliford Holton
Betsy Holton
Winnie Ritchie
Helen Holton
Nell Holton
Mary Bergeron
Oriana Scott
Eunice Robertson
Ruth Robertson
J. L. Scott
Jean Hedricks
Springfield Church Cemetery
Optometrists Meet in Piedmont on Dynamic Skyametry
A Piedmont optometrists group held its monthly meeting at Dr. Nat Walker's office. Participants included Dr. Robert N. Walker Winston-Salem Dr. P. W. Green Mount Airy Dr. Thomas Holleman Winston-Salem Dr. A. P. Staley High Point Dr. Robert Pearce Greensboro and Dr. Nat Walker. The discussion covered correcting cross-eyed children using Dynamic Skyametry technique by the late Dr. Andrew J. Cross of Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont North Carolina
Nat Walker
Graduate Clinic Foundation
Robert N. Walker
Winston-Salem
P. W. Green
Mount Airy
Thomas Holleman
A. P. Staley
High Point
Robert Pearce
Greensboro
Andrew J. Cross
Columbia University
High Point College to Get Federal Aid for Students
Washington July 23 High Point college will receive about 396 monthly from the federal government to aid students in completing courses. Some 26 students will get aid next season under a $13 5 million FERA fund to help young people earn their way through college with part time work. The program directs 12 of every 100 students to receive aid. Funds pay for research clerical tasks or library work, with monthly limits of 20 dollars. Need and ability govern aid decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
High Point College
FERA
State Emergency Relief Administration
Funeral Services For Mrs. Hickerson
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Farlow Hickerson age 21 wife of W H Hickerson were held at Level Cross M E Church with Rev J W Grace Rev Mr Alfred and Rev Joel B Trogden officiating The burial followed in Level Cross church cemetery Pall bearers included J J Scales J C Swain P B Hauser J M Hobbs L T Adams R L Whitaker W M Williams Wade Hinkle The service was attended by many friends and relatives with choir and duets performing during the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Farlow Hickerson
W. H. Hickerson
Farlow
Prospect Street
Level Cross
M. BE
J. W. Grace
Alfred
Joel B. Trogden
N. Newton
Laura Brookshire
J. J. Scales
J. C. Swain
P. B. Hauser
J. M. Hobbs
L. T. Adams
R. L. Whitaker
W. M. Williams
Wade Hinkle
Lois MelIntosh
Alma Poole
Frances Muller
Vista Rice
Katie Hunt
Mary Spencer
Maude Prevatte
Irma Finch
Nell Garner
Level Cross Church
Boling Named To Trade Practice Complaint Group
F. J. Boling of High Point Benting and Chair Co is named to the trade practice complaints committee for the wood office chair division. Other members include Richard H. Greenwood of Heywood Wakefield Boston Earl Irwin of The Macey Co Grand Rapids A. L. Johnson of Johnson Chair Chicago H W Koehn of The Sikes Buffalo H G O Connor of W H Gunlocke Wayland and A D Pettibone of B L Marble Bedford Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F. J. Boling
High Point Bending and Chair Company
Barton W. Murray
Wood Office
Furniture Manufacturing Industry
NRAA
Richard H. Greenwood
Heywood-Wakefield Co
Boston
Masas
Earl 8. Irwin
the Macey Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
A. L
Georgia Klavern Moves to Suppress Reds
The Georgia Klavern of the Ku Klux Klan adopted a resolution accusing alien radicals funded from abroad of selling communism to Americans. Imperial Wizard Hiram W. Evans and Chief of Staff M. O. Dunning attended as Georgia groups were invited to join the national effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Klavern
Ku Klux Klan
United States
Georgia
Roosevelt
Hiram W. Evans
M. O. Dunning
National Organization
Burrus and Waynick Post Campaign Expense Reports
Dr. John T. Burrus listed 298 60 in expenditures and Capus M. Waynick 294 50 for the second Democratic primary reports filed with Guilford Superior court clerk A Wayland Cooke. Burrus itemized 138 10 for newspaper ads 57 70 for broadcasting 16 for rentals and 60 in miscellaneous. The difference between the two reports was 4 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Burrus
Capus M. Waynick
A. Wayland Cooke
Guilford Superior Court
Burrus
Remodeling at High Point Library Aids Cited
Workers under architect Eccles Everhart began interior remodeling of the old post office building now used as the High Point Public Library. The project, financed by FERA, will remove old boxes and create a reading room, with two to four weeks of work ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eccles Everhart
High Point Public Library
Everhart
Treasury Department
FERA
Poison Taken By Man Sunday Fails To Take His Life
E. R. Owens of Grace Street was taken to Burrus Memorial hospital after taking poison in what police called an apparent suicide attempt. He was later sent home as doctors said his condition was not serious after consuming about half a small bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Main Street
Man
E. R. Owens
Grace Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Yow
Owens
Herman Lee Jarrell Dies At Jamestown
Herman Lee Jarrell two months old son of Mr and Mrs H C Jarrell 621 West Green street died yesterday afternoon after an illness since Monday He was born in Jamestown in May He is survived by his parents a half brother Junior Byerly and grandparents Mr and Mrs J B Jarrell and A Byerly all of the city Funeral services will be held at 230 this afternoon at the home by Rev C L Ruth Pilgrims Holiness Church with interment in Oakwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lee. Jarrell
H. C. Jarrell
West Green Street
Jamestown
H. C
Mary Byerly Jarrell
Junior Byerly
J. B. Jarrell
A. Byerly
C. L. Ruth
Pilgrims Holiness Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Cigarettes Taken In Raid On Store
Thieves broke into the National Food Company store at 815 South Main Street and stole a quantity of cigarettes. Entry was through a transom in the front door and exit through the back. Police suspect a small boy was lifted through the transom to open the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Food Company
South Main Street
Infant Son of Blackwell Family Passes Away
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Blackwell of 1101 Tate Street died early Sunday morning after being born in High Point on Saturday. Survived by parents, one sister Gloria, and grandparents Mrs. Mary B. Kidd and Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Atkinson. A graveside funeral was held at Oakwood Cemetery at 10 o'clock this morning with interment following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Blackwell
Tate Street
High Point
Gloria
Mary B. Kidd
D. L. Atkinson
Oakwood Cemetery
Negro Gets Eight Months Sentence in Municipal Court
June Clark, a Negro from Jack Row, received a total of eight months across three cases in a morning session before Judge Lewis BE Teague. He got six months for assault and 30 days each for public drunkenness and damage to property. Other defendants included Joe Shipman driving drunk for 50 dollars and costs and six months suspended, Frank Nolan four months for road work, George Tate three days for drunkenness, and M M Overbag fined for violating prohibition laws. A number of public drunkenness cases were heard with defendants paying costs. The docket was unusually light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Clark
Jack Row
Lewis BE. Teague
Joe Shipman
Greensboro
Frank Nolan
George Tate
M. M. Overbag
Costa
Simmons to Address Odd Fellows Meeting Tuesday Night
R F Simmons of Winst Salem district supervisor for the Odd Fellows ninth district will speak at the Repiion Lodge meeting tomorrow night at the hall He will discuss the I OF program for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Simmons
Odd Fellows Lodge
Winst Salem
Odd Fellows of the Ninth Trict
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Norton
Abel Wollenberg
New York City
Sidney Lanier
Lyons
Leo Trapnell
Max Bones
Optometrist
Me Main ST
Masons
E. T. Howard
M. Gueth
Sec
Hotel Crillon
WSHC
Union Bus Depot
Thinois Central Station
Crillon
Fo Bamuel CO
Sekinn
Crry Shoe Shop
Holton
Walker
Shell Tire & Battery CO
N. Main St
North Carolina
A.ee
State of
M. H. Folger
W. L. Jackson
BE. T. Kearns
S. 2 Ragan
Hood System Industrial Bank
FERR
High Point Institution
Hickerson
Boling
Waynick
Eccle
Sckes
Keezer
Harold Ickes
PWA
Oil
Interior Department
Oil Administration
Icries
Harry Sinclair
Amos J L. Beaty
Ickes
Society
Labor
Perkins
NRA
Maryland
Labor and Motive Departments
National Labor Board
Dexter Keezer
Biond
NRA Consumers’ Advisory Board
Mary H. Rumsey
Wallace and
Cummings
Reed College
Oregon
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac
Bill Mann
National Zoo
Pete Shuster
Martinsburg
Herman Lee Jarrell
Blackwell
Vows Funeral Home
Broad and Elm Streets
The
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
Piedmont
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