MacRae Named Attorney For Home Owner's Loan Corp
D. C. MacRae a prominent local attorney was appointed attorney for the Home Owner's Loan Corporation for Guilford county. He will perform title examinations and related work as an agent to aid mortgagees under the relief program authorized by Congress and urged by President Roosevelt.
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MacRae
Home Owner’s Loan Corporation
D. C. MacRae
Guilford County
Alan 8. O'Neal
O’neal
Congress
Roosevelt
Six Warrants in Relief Strikers Demonstrations
Warrants issued for six persons on trespassing charges related to demonstrations by relief project strikers idle since last week over a demanded 1.50 dollar wage for a six hour day. Four arrested this morning on abattoir property. others named include Jess Brittain and Hubert Lohr. Bond talks underway for trial next Monday. pay envelopes to show wage increases tomorrow.
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Beulah Carter
Durham
Hazel Dawson
Campbell Street
W. E. Presswood
High Point Unemployed League
Aarfarge
Mies Carter
Miss Dawson
Woelfare Board
Ballot Plan Outlined for Hosiery Mills at High Point
After a morning conciliation session led by E H Dunnigan representatives from labor and manufacturers agreed to set up ballot boxes in each mill. Polls open Friday July 28 from 8 am to 3 pm for all workers on July 15 regardless of union status. The plan calls for a forty hour week with pay for fifty five hours and adherence to a provisional code establishing a 12 dollar minimum wage under the National Industrial Recovery Act.
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Eenterprise
High Point
Washington, D. C
National Industrial Recovery Act Administration
Plans Set for Holy City Rendition by Local Churches
Plans are nearly complete for presenting The Holy City by Alfred R Gaul at the City Lot Sunday night July 30 in connection with Union Services led by Wesley Memorial church. The program features Liston Pope, a local choir, and an all star quartet with Mrs K C Benbow Greensboro N C soprano and others from Winston Salem and Greensboro. The event aims as a worship service with a program of scripture based arias and choruses and a final rehearsal set for July 28 at 7 30 pm at Wesley Memorial.
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Wesley Memorial
H. Allred
R.L. Waynick
Cargo
Mary Mills
Mary Frances
How Can You Change Your Personality Sermon
The midweek service at Wesley Memorial church will present a talk titled How Can You Change Your Personality as part of the chalk talks series on Learning to Live as Christians. Associate pastor Liston Pope will deliver the 8 o'clock sermon in the church basement, with strong expectancies of a large turnout.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Liston Pope
Horned Lizard Shown In Enterprise Window
A horned lizard brought to The Enterprise by B. B. Collins from 503 South Main Street after a storm in Spartanburg D. C. The mottled brown reptile has prominent spines and is sluggish in heat. Horned lizards dwell in arid Southwest regions and are rarely seen here. The Collins children keep it as a pet.
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Enterprise Office
B. B. Collins
South Main Street
Spartanburg
D. C
Collins
Missing Dailey Smith Boy Reported From Home
Local boy Dailey Smith is reported missing from his home at 111 12 South Hamilton street. Police bulletin asks anyone with information to notify Mrs. Smith.
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Dailey Smith
South Hamilton Street
Midweek Service At First Reformed Church Tonight
Regular midweek prayer service at the First Reformed Church on South Main Street at 7 30 tonight. Pastor Rev W R Shaffer in charge with subject The Sad Story of Joash. All are invited to attend.
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First Reformed Church
South Main Street
W. R. Shaffer
Joash
Local Singers Invited for Weather Plan at Wesley Memorial
Organizers welcome any local singers familiar with the music to join the program. If rain or bad weather threatens, the plan is to move the event to Wesley Memorial church.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Attendance at Market Sets New Daily Highs
The Southern Furniture Market Association reports stronger attendance with record daily registrations in the Elwood hotel area. Buyers from multiple states arrive as hotels fill, signaling a possible sellout by week’s end and setting new attendance benchmarks since 1927.
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Southern Furniture Market Association
Elwood
W. B. Hall
M. W. Adams
Henderson
J. H. Councilman
Asheboro
Tabor
A. J. Dafferon, Jr
H. V. Dafferon
Richmond
H. D. Danley
Oppadla
Ala
E. N. Hayes
New Orleans
W. M.branan
R. O. Clodfelter
Dunn
W. D. Holloman
Selma
Robt. Zarks
Macon
L. H. Evers
Andalusia
R. P. Jordan
Enterprise
R. E. Shelton
Leaksville
Ford
H. G. Lewis
Winston-Salem
Danville
D. B. Cline
R. van Landingham
Lancaster
P. EB. Garden
Fayetteville
H. Marshall
Martine Barker
High Point
Thomas B. Wilder
J. W. Atkinson
BE. D. McLean
Southern Pines
Becky Miller
Becky Miller, Mrs. Miller, Max Miller, Charleston, 8. C.; W. H. Miller, Whitmire
R. K. Mitchell
R. F. Mitchell
J. R. Chrissman
Greensboro
M. G. Morrisett
M. A. Hooper
Elizabeth City
L. L. Oettinger
Kinston
T. D. Payne
C. M. Farris
T. W. Andrews
Charlotte
D. H. Ham
Prosperity
Lillian Twiford
Twiford
S. A. Twiford
A. Froneberger
EB. J. Rankin
J. B. Long
Gastonia
Geo, Williard
Eliott
Fallston
FE. M. Westmoreland
Thomasville
H. L. Stevens
Fairmont
M. D. Summer
Newberry
T. W. Thomas
Wilson
J. B. Troxler
Martinsville
Max Rice
Bristol
R. H. Cottrell
T. L. Monroe
Lawrence
Roy T. Wright
Roanoke
L. C. Barksdale
Waynesboro
Tom White
Lenoir
Chas
Welborn
McLaurin
Laurinburg
Bass
R. B. Bass
Rock Hill
L. Cc. Kester
Hickory
W. A. Bullock
Rocky Mount
A. W. Bunch
David Bunch
Statesville
Buzhardt
B. T. Buzhardt
H. A. Mason
Durham
Seborn Perry
C. R. Rainwater
Hartsville
8. C
E. J. Duncan
Alexander City
D. C. Kimbrew
W. C. Freeman
Reuben McBrayer
Forest City
Mra
J. EB. Browning
B. R. Crabtree
Raleigh
H. W. Hall
Emporia
I. W. A. Disavows Connection With Relief Strike
D. Y. Bradley issued a formal statement to The Enterprise stating the Industrial Workers Association is not connected with or supporting the strike of federal relief program workers. He called circulating reports erroneous and clarified the position.
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The
Industrial Workers Association
Federal Relief Pro Workers
D. Y. Bradley
Bradley
I W A Committees Meet Tonight and Mass Meeting Thursday
Industrial Workers Association committees will meet tonight at 7 30 in the association hall 124 1 2 North Main Street. The mass meeting planned for tonight is deferred to Thursday evening. An open air mass meeting will be held tomorrow at 7 30 on the Senior high school campus. A 5 30 Thursday call meeting of Melrose plant one knitters loopers fixers inspectors turners and toe sewers is announced.
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Industrial Workers Association
Association
North Main Street
D. W. Bradley
Bradley
Melrose Plant
Travelers To Play Groometown At Sedgefield
The Travelers baseball team will face Groometown at Sedgefield on Saturday afternoon at three o'clock. The Travelers are a traveling men team and will meet Groometown in the game announced today.
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Travelers
Groometown
Sedgefield
Community Exchange Registrations Reported Today
Several job and trade requests listed at the Community Exchange on 337 North Wrenn Street. Entries include exchanges of fur coats for bicycles, household help seekers, and two 18-year-old girls seeking housekeeping work.
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Community Exchange
Wrenn Street
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An advertised remedy named B. C. claims to relieve monthly pains in three minutes. It is described as prepared by a registered pharmacist and formulated with multiple ingredients said to act quickly. The ad promotes use for colds headaches neuralgia fevers and nervous distress without opiates and urges purchase in 10c or 25c packages.
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B. C
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