Rugs Made To Fit Any Room Size At Market
Innovation on display at the Southern Furniture and Rug market allows custom made rugs for living rooms and dining rooms at the same price as standard. Mohawk calls theirs the Customade Group offering five grades 19 patterns 19 colors and 26 sizes from 27 by 54 inches to 12 by 18 feet. Alexander-Smith rugs shown by Wolf and Crane use the Floor Plan group with 23 sizes ranging from 27 by 54 inches to 12 by 21 feet. Households measure room and select size and design at the store.
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Milady
Alexander-Smith
Wolf
Crane
Customade
M P Children’s Home Answers Damages Lawsuit
The Metho dist Protestant Children’s Home Inc files its answer in municipal court to Mamie Kimsey’s damages suit over injuries from a Greensboro highway automobile crash on November 4 1935. The home denies negligence and says it settled with the plaintiff, asking court to render nothing due against the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Children’s Home, Inc
Mamie Kimsey
Greensboro
Traffic violations reported in High Point arrests
Police records show four traffic related arrests in the past 24 hours including speeding improper state license and reckless driving with one person jailed and a reminder to drive carefully.
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High Point
Memorial Meeting Set for Pine Woods Church
The sixteenth Memorial meeting of Pine Woods church will be held Sunday July 26 at 8 p m announced today. Firemen answered a 7 03 p m call to a flue fire at Rose Lee Griffen 407 West Willis street causing negligible damage with Companies 2 6 and the aerial responding. Beulah Green 1218 Thissell street asked The Enterprise to note she is not the Beulah Green arraigned in municipal court last Wednesday.
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The
Pine Woods Church
Rose Lee Griffen
West
Willis Street
Beulah Green
Thissell Street
William Brown Disclaims Prohibition Arraignment Link
William Brown of 618 Dayton Street asks The Enterprise to state he is not the William Brown arraigned in municipal court on Wednesday for alleged prohibition law violations.
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William Brown
Dayton Street
Enterprise
Legion drum and bugle corps call for meeting tomorrow
Harry Pleming commander of the Legion drum and bugle corps asks all members who can meet in uniform at the city lot next to the Chamber of Commerce tomorrow afternoon about 3 30 to notify him tonight or early tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pleming
Legion Drum and
Murphy Infant Jesse Robert Dies
Friends of Mr and Mrs J B Murphy regret the death of their infant son Jesse Robert. He is survived by his parents and one brother.
Five Elements Shape Every Business Says Hugh Gratz
Hugh Gratz of Louisville told the Lions at City Lake Park last night that five elements make up any business material, machinery, merchandise, money and men. He urged self improvement through ability, reliability, expression and action and said success requires effort, not luck. Glenn Ward presided as the Lions dined at the lake pavilion.
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Hugh Gratz
Louisville
Lions Club
City Lake Park
Gratz
J. B. Fink
Glenn R. Ward
Lake
City Lake
North Carolina Fraternal Congress Formed in Raleigh
Charles A. Hines of Greensboro led the newly organized North Carolina State Fraternal Congress formed in Raleigh. The group organized here yesterday and scheduled its next meeting for Greensboro on October 29.
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Raleigh
Charles A. Hines
Greensboro
North Carolina
Python Swallows Pig in Single Feasting Feat
A 70 pound python consumed a 20 pound pig in one meal. The vast meal would supply the snake with energy for more than a year.
Patton and Landon Address Guilford Republicans in Greensboro
In Greensboro July 24 Republicans from Guilford and Alamance counties heard Frank C. Patton Morganton campaign for the U S Senate and Gov Alfred M. Landon Kansas accept the GOP presidential nomination at the O Henry hotel. Patton urged free opportunity and constitutional government, criticized dictatorial controls, and called for reduced government spending and broader farm and labor policies.
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Greensboro
Guilford
Alamance Counties
O. Henry
Frank C. Patton
Morganton
United States Senate
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
United States
Topeka
Guilford County
Republican Executive Committee
Guilford County Club of Young Republicans
Worth D
Josiah W. Bailey
Patton
Born in well he likes water Franklin Roosevelt Emil Jordan
Franklin Roosevelt Emil Jordan, nine months old, born when his mother fainted drawing water from a Gulf well near Sanford, enjoys bathing and water. He visits his great uncle with his mother Mrs A L Jordan and brother Alton Jack, expressing a fondness for water.
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Raleigh
Franklin Roosevelt Emil Jordan
Franklin Roosevelt
Gulf
Sanford
A.L. Jordan
Franklin
Alton Jack
Woman to Head Peace Junior College Voice Dept
Miss Helen Board of Cecils Kentucky will lead the Peace Junior College voice department for 1936 37 succeeding Mrs Roy Dearstyne of Raleigh.
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Raleigh
W. C. Pressley
Peace Junior College
Helen Board
Cecils
Kentucky
Roy Dearstyne
Officer Persists After Suspect In High Point Chase
Lonnie Bergman of the High Point police motorcycle squad pursued a speeder on East Lexington avenue. His bike skidded but he rose, chased the suspect Henry Smith Glancy of Statesville, and overtook him near the city lake after returning from home to change clothes.
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Lonnie Bergman
High Point
Wagman
Lexington Avenue
Bergman
Henry Smith Glancy
Statesville
Highlights In The Mart A extras extra
A lively Southern Furniture and Rug market report notes brisk trading before a post lunch lull with buyers returning later. Observations include floor-flow ideas for better showroom layouts and playful calls out to J Edgar Hoover over the market loudspeakers.
Forsyth Concludes Probe of Primary
Transcript of testimony from 149 witnesses in Forsyth County election probe over the July 4 Democratic primary was sent to the State Board of Elections in Raleigh. A three day inquiry into alleged irregularities focused on ballots and possible implications for the gubernatorial race. Dr Ralph W McDonald voiced concern and said he would appeal the investigation's results.
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Winston-Salem
Forsyth County Election Board
State Board of Elections
Raleigh
Forsyth County
Ralph W. McDona
McDonald
New Registration Listing Method Introduced at Show
A new publishing method for registrations begins at the show with immediate lists after a page registers. Young women publish the list and send it to every exhibitor so they can track how many regular customers and friends are on the floor and check who visits booths.
Payments Made For Child Welfare Work In North Carolina
Washington July 24. Federal payments totalled 94333 to North Carolina from February 1 to June 30 for child welfare services maternal and child health and services to crippled children. The Children's Bureau report shows 12126 for child welfare 50121 for maternal and child health and 32086 for crippled children with 14182 authorized for the first quarter of fiscal year 1937.
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Washington
North Carolina
Children’s Bureau of
Department
Bermuda Flying Fish Builds Seaweed Nest
The Bermuda flying fish exo nautes rodeletii constructs a nest from seaweed. After spawning the weeds are rolled into balls four to five inches across and tied with silken strings produced by the fish.
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Bermuda
Exonautes Rodeletii
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M. P. Children’s Home
Quality Bakery
Blowing Rock, N.C
Mayview Manor
Jack G. Craft
Drum Corps
Hugh Graiz
LIONS
FORD
Chevrolet
BUICK
Lyles
N. Main St
U. S
Bailey
Frank Barfield
Federal
G-Men
Forsyth
West Commerce
ITE
Hedgecock Lumber Company
Ward Street
Hutchen’s Baker
Chees Breat
Madam Ardelle
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Qroaniaso
J. W. Clinard
Pres
North Main Street
B. F. Johnson
Sec'y
Garland
N. Main
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