Attendance grows as 134 register at Southern Furniture Market
Registration at the Southern Furniture market proceeds with 71 booths early and many more cards issued in the afternoon. Buyers from across the country enhance activity, with a total registration reaching 134 for the day and a noticeable uptick in buying despite yesterday’s lower attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Councilmann
Asheboro
C. B. Bruce
City
J. S. Brannen
Metter
R. B. Patterson
R. B. Broyles
Birmingham
Ala
T. G. Wiles
North Wilkesboro
John Keith
DuQuoin
Ill
L. ©. Lester
Shelby
J. D. Lewis
Danville
Chas. Miller
Charleston
S. C
W. R. Allen
D. W. Biggs
Lumberton
R. G. Maxwell
Augusta
F. M. Harward
J. E. Howard
Henderson
Caudell Dies in Asheville Former Teacher Remembered
Troy R. Caudell a former Ashe county farmer and public school teacher died at Mission hospital in Asheville after a brief illness. Born August 14 1853 in Sparta he taught 38 years in Allegheny Watauga and Ashe counties. He is survived by two sons Floyd and Sam and his wife had died five years earlier. Burial was in Riverside cemetery Asheville with Mt Herman Lodge conducting the Masonic rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy R. Caudell
Ashe County
High Point
Sam Caudell
Mission Hospital
Asheville
Sparta
N. C
Fatherine D. Ford
Wilkesboro
Episcopal Church
Mt. Hermon
All Souls Church
John Rutherford
N. J. Warner
L. A. Wagner
Lee I. Betty
W. R. Buckner
H. G. Etheridge
W. F. Randolph
Ed Blackstock
Louis Francis
Ben Francis
W. Granville Taylor
Geo. M. Evans
George Hansen
Lutheran Men to Convene Friday Evening Meeting
The July session of the Emmanuel Brotherhood will assemble Friday at 6 45 PM in the church Sunday school rooms. Luther League members will provide the supper and the program committee led by Mr R T Setzer promises an interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Brotherhood
Luther League
R. T. Setzer
Sailing Distance From New Orleans To Colon Set At 1616 Miles
The voyage distance from New Orleans to Colon in the Canal Zone is published as 1616 miles, indicating a standard sailing route length for ships operating this corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Colon
Canal Zone
Clinard Grilled Seven Hours Over Post Office Robbery
Washington agents questioned W S Clinard for over seven hours about a post office hold up. They have checked records estimating the loss at up to $3000. Clinard says two men bound him at gunpoint, led him to a vault, then tied him to a tree near Sedgefield before he escaped hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W.S. Clinard
O. R. York
J. A. Davis
Clinard
Sedgefield
Exceptions In Election Fraud Case to Be Filed
Attorneys for Council man W A Davis say they will file exceptions to Referee Henry Robins findings. Robins ruled T C Johnson won the May 1929 election by 11 votes, while Davis has served since being declared elected by one vote. Argument in the superior court set for August 4 with deadlines for filing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Davis
Henry Robins
Robins
Superior Court
T. C. Johnson
Mr. Davis
Johnson
Davis
State Supreme Court
Second Suit Filed by Widow in Raymond Death Case
A second lawsuit seeks $30 000 from London Guaranty and Accident Assurance Co over the death of Hugh B. Raymond on May 19. Edith Raymond, widow, claims the death resulted from an operation accident and that the policy should pay. A separate case was filed by the Harry Raymond Company, Inc. against the same insurer for the same amount under another policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Guaranty and Accident Assurance Company
Hugh B. Raymond
Gold and York
Edith Raymond
Raymond
Lyon and Evans
Harry Raymond Company, Incorporated
London Company
High Point Civic Band to Perform Friday Evening
The High Point Civic band will present a 7 30 pm concert Friday at City Park North Main and Church streets announced by director Lewis L Stookey. Eight numbers including Eastern Star Hiawatha Excela and Happy Days Are Here Again will be played. Lemonade will be served by Garland Lemonade Company and guests will attend a Paramount theater moving picture party after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Civic Band
City Park
North Main
Church Streets
Lewis L. Stookey
Maine Stein
Garland Lemonade Company
Paramount Theater
Mor timer memories spark a witty wedding quip
In Tit-Bits a playful exchange has Mary and Bertie joking about marriage and motives with a phrase about marrying for more or less. The light bon mot reflects humorous social chatter of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer
Mary
Bertie
Guthrie Remains Unconscious After Motorcycle Collision
Lieut. Guthrie, head of the State Highway Patrol fifth district, is still unconscious in a hospital after a motorcycle collision on the Asheville Hendersonville road. He was injured two weeks ago when his bike struck a car, sustaining a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut. T. A. Early
State Highway Patrol
Fifth District
Asheville
Lieut. E. S&s. Guthrie
Lieut. Early
Asheville-Hendersonville
Lieut Guthrie
Lieut
Guthrie
Hendersonville
Rural women and girls join Forsyth pellagra campaign
Rural women's clubs and affiliated groups of girls in Forsyth county enlist in a pellagra campaign. The effort operates under the county home demonstration department in cooperation with the health department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
County Home Demonstration Department
Health Department
First M. P. Picnic At Tar Heel Inn
More than 150 people from High Point attended the Sunday school picnic of the First Methodist Protestant church at the Tar Heel Inn on Greensboro road. Orphans from the M. P. Children's home joined by bus, others arrived by private cars or a Carolina Casket company loaned truck. Activities included horse shoe, miniature golf and swimming followed by a 6:30 picnic supper on temporary tables. The cream dessert was provided as a surprise by the committee led by Ralph Vance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Tar Heel
Greensboro Road
First Methodist Protestant Church
Carolina Casket Company
M. P
Ralph Vance
Revival at Gray Street Mission Opens Friday
Rev. L. C. Ferguson of Spray starts a revival at Gray Street Mission this Friday at 7 30 p m. Daily services at 7 30 p m and two on Sunday for ten days. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Ferguson
Spray
Gray Street
Fifty five canning factories to be built by Soviet Russia
Report states fifty five food canning factories will be erected at a total cost of thirty five million dollars as part of a Soviet industrial push. The project aims to expand food processing capacity and increase domestic production.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Russia
Amos Makes First Solo Hop at Charles Kenner Airport
Charlies L. Amos, airplane enthusiast and maker, achieved his first solo flight this morning at the Charles Kenner airport. He made three unassisted landings after ten hours of training in three weeks under Paul F. Davis, airport operations manager, while pursuing a private pilot license. Davis praised Amos' control and predicted potential as a skilled flyer. A group of young local students study flying under Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies L. Amos
Charles Kenner
Amos
Paul F. Davis
Davis
Largest Cucumber Displayed Today
C. O. Wiley of 312 Boulevard and employee at Slane Hosiery Mill claims the region’s largest cucumber. The fruit measured 13 inches long and about 10.25 inches in girth at the center, displayed this morning at the Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Wiley
Boulevard
Slane Hosiery
Indigestion Relief Promised by Dave's Mentha Pepsin
An advertisement asserts that Mentha Pepsin dissolves gas and heartburn in ten minutes. It claims a bottle banishes indigestion and associated woes such as dizziness or nervousness, restoring health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
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Hop Today
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