Market Notes and New Products From High Point Furniture Scene
Business Notes by Joe Brown report furniture market activity with High Point shipments heading to Chicago and July markets opening July 8. Highlights include Highland Container Co No-Fold pad for secure packing, industry representatives set for regional shows, and firms like Anvil Brand and Tomlinson Furniture involved in broader manufacturing trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Chicago
Tne
Midwest
Highland Container Co
Jamestown
Execut
Anvil Brand
Henley Paper
Tomlinson Furniture
Thomasville
Erwin Lambeth
Rapp Joins Staff of Perpetual Savings and Loan
W Jerome Rapp of Thomasville last week joined Perpetual Savings and Loan Association. Executive VP A Scott Parker announced the staff expansion as the firm moves to a new building on N Main Street. Rapp will handle general office operations before focusing on Home Loan Department tasks. He is a 1950 Davidson College graduate and Ashmore Business College alum. He previously worked at Thomasville First National Bank. The Rapp family attends Thomasville Memorial Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jerome Rapp
Thomasville
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
A. Scott Parker
N. Main Street
Rapp
Parker
Perpetual
R. C. Rapp
Davidson College
Ashmore Business College
Thomasville First National Bank
Real Estate Institute to Be Held at UNC Chapel Hill
High Point realtors join 75 attendees for the 10th annual Real Estate Institute at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Alton Stanford of High Point will preside and teach financing. Classes run morning through Saturday final exams with certificates awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Stanford
High Point
University of North Carolina
North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards
School of Business Administration
Stanford
Gene Marsh
Harold Craven
John E. Oe
Carlyle B. Lewis
Carolina Inn
Chapel Hill
Bond Prices Decline To Lowest Level In Two Decades
New York bonds fell further in a tight money market as big financing by corporations continued and borrowing costs rose. The U S Treasury 3 3 4 percent for 91 day bills reached 3 374 percent, highest in 25 years, while major paper and bankers acceptances lifted rates. Government bonds slipped early then steadied, and 3 1 2 percent issues slid to 95 22 32 bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S. Treasury
Market Rides Through Third Week of Postclimb Calm
New York traders faced a choppy week as prices remained above January highs and trading stayed brisk. The Associated Press 60-stock average dipped 20 cents to 184.00 while top movers included General Motors Sunray Oil Shell Royal Dutch and Getty Oil amid mixed signals from antitrust rulings and health studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Steels
du Pont
General Motors
Sunray Oil
Shell Transport & Trading
Royal Dutch
Getty Oil
Fees Lowered to Boost Dallas Dog Licenses
Dallas officials cut dog license fees from 2 to 75 cents to encourage registration and vaccination amid a rabies epidemic. About 40 000 of an estimated 100 000 county dogs are vaccinated and registered.
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Dallas
Prolific Cow Bears Triplets After Six Years
Pikeville Tennessee farmer R C Roberson reports his cow has produced thirteen calves in six years. The herd records include multiple sets of twins and a single birth, with triplets noted among past offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pikeville
Tenn
R. C. Roberson
Roberson
Rule Of Attire Abandoned In Texas Legislature
In the Texas Legislature's 88th session on a hot day the House allowed members to remove coats without penalty after Speaker Waggoner Carr granted permission. He cautioned about extreme changes in dress and noted his seven year old son.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Carr
Jboys
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By Joe Brown
Home Furnishings Daily
Carolinas
Virginia
Tennessee
Philpott Furniture
Dixie Furniture
Lexington Chair
Lexington
Aoe Sarat Ia
Slane
J. P. Stevens Co
Courtaulds, Inc
Carson
John F. Murphy Jr
W. Russell Street
Carson Stout
Bob Thacker
Jimmy Jones
John Czarnecki
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
W. J. Fraley
North Carolina
Equitable Life Assurance Co
Spivey
High Point P.O
H.P
Horace Gilderton
Dodge
St. Main St
Staff of
W. J. Rapp
American Cancer Society
NC. Railroad
Occidental Life
Aerotron
Ohio State Life
Allentown Portland Cement
Amer & Eurdeneeer
Thes - Seeeere Fruit Co
Amer Marietta
Fruit Co
Amer CO Ca
Eenee Ie Anvil
Seseveeeee
P & WN Railroad
Anvil
Piedmont Natural Gas
Arnold Stone Co
Seeeee Oveee
Postal Life Ina Co
Enue
Weene
Atlanta Gas Light
Potash Co of America
Essees
Atlantic Steel
Public
Ve Co
Oerenee
Atlas Sewing Centers
Pyramid Life Insereeeeee
Auto Pinance Com
Raneligh
Severe Bank of America
Eereenee
Reeves Soundcraft Eeeee
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Diva River Brand Rice Mille
Barness, A.J. Eeceseevees
Rose's
Beneficial Corp
Siveseeeees
Shield Bantamenna el
Security Life & Trust Co
Blue Bell Inc
Black Panther Co
Security Nat
Smith, Kline, Pren
Rhyland Life Coneee
Brush
Butler's
Eeeeeteee
Boutheastern
Ener Cannon Mills
Southeastern
Cape Fear Wood
Southland Life Ins
Aeee
Carolina Casualty Inc
Standard Fruit
Carolina P&l
State Loan & Pin
Carolina Tel & Tel
Sterling Investment Fund
Central Telephone Company
Carolina Wholesale Florist Cerlist Diesel
Penena
Chatham
Tampax
Colonial Stores
Tecumseh
Texas Eastern Transmisssion
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Pia Seeaee
Tidewater Commercial Nat
Bank
Sean Commonwealth Life of Kyah
Trans Gat
Cone Mills
Travelers Ins
West Point Mfg Co
Zonolite
Case
Gesedees Manceedeses
L. Eraaviete
Symetri Eereee
Caretecess
Iterenee Thium Corp of ii
A7one
National Food Products Co - 2
National Life & Accident Ins AL
Alectronic
Peninsular Life
North Carolina Tel. Co
Lucky Stores
J, Sturgis May & CO
TEL
Stocks & Bonds
N. C
New England Life
New England
George D. Davis, C.L.A
George P. Clark
Mitel Lab
N. Main St
Dollar Guide Service
Paul Owen
C.S
North Main St
Prudential Insurance Company OF America
Newark, New Jersey
N.C.B
N. Main
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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