Dates Fixed for Furniture Shows in Southern Market
The Southern Furniture Market association set dates for expositions. A special mid season show runs October 31 to November 6 to serve northern and western buyers. Regular shows will be January 17 to 28 and July for two weeks, with plans for a strong November and larger January market. Fred N. Tate was authorized to hire a full time secretary to manage publicity and correspondence.
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Southern Furniture Market Association
Commercial Club
Grand Rapids
High Point
Fred N. Tate
Parrish Hosts Free Orpheum Show For News Boys
Parrish manager of the Orpheum theater treated the Enterprise news boys to a complimentary show Wednesday night. The act was praised as one of the theater's finest and marks a continued generosity toward the newsroom crew.
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Parrish
News Boys
P_ R. Parrish
Orpheum Theater
Enterprise
Orpheum
Marion Man Dies in Tennessee Explosion
Special to The Enterprise reports Loui Peteat of Marion killed by a dynamite blast while working on a road project in Tennessee. He was the son of S. A. Peteat and a World War veteran. Predatory animals in western ranges cause over 20 million dollars in livestock losses annually.
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Marion
Loui Pecteat
Tennessee
Mr. Peteat
S. A. Poteat
Wayne County Youth Fatally or Otherwise Shoots Stepmother
Special to The Enterprise reports Don Newsome, a young white man, was charged with shooting his stepmother at the Newsome home in New Hope township. Sheriff Grant brought Newsome to Goldsboro and the wounded Mrs Newsome remains in county jail while her condition is assessed. Domestic trouble cited as the motive.
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Enterprise
Goldsboro
Don Newsome
Grant
Newsome
New Hope Township
Farmer Shot and Wounded in Goldsboro Barn
In Nahuatla township near Goldsboro on July 28 Solomon Herring, a Black man, attacked a group of white men curing tobacco and shot Tom Bennett, who was seriously wounded. A posse led by Deputy Sheriff Bass later found Herring hiding in the woods and he is jailed in Goldsboro.
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Bass
Goldsboro
Lefty’s delivery bus stolen from North Main Street
Local newspaper business manager Lefty Ferguson reports his delivery bus for The High Pointer stolen yesterday afternoon while he left a bicycle outside his North Main street office. He offers a $5 reward for its return and another $5 for the thief. A South African plant note follows.
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Pointer
Ferguson
North Main Street
Rascal
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Negro
Tom
Lefty
Guson
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Grover C. Brown
Washington St
J W Jobson
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Oak Hill
Erasing L. Kennedy
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Roberson
J. W. Clinard
C. B. Overman
Willow- Bar Terrace
Hamilton Street
Chas. Amos
J.A. Newton
Detroit Jewel Gas
Care Enterprise
Ford Car
H. W. Clodfelter
Tryon St
Poplar Lumber
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Mc- Crary Cigar Company
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Virginia Avenue
Washington
Raymond Tory
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Hart Drug Co
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R. H. Grauam
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Morris
Hams
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Welborn St
Johnson St
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Cicero
Maiden of
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Dodge
Ford
Essex
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High Point Ins. & Real Estate Co
Jack Edwards
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
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