Relief On Rates To Southwest Refused
Interstate Commerce Commission rejects a petition to reopen the Consolidated Southwestern Cases and to set rates for the South no higher than official Southwest territory. Southern shippers face ongoing discrimination and a competitive disadvantage as the long running case remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southwest Territory
J. T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Southwestern
Southern Traffic League, Inc
Ryan
Liberty Mutual moves executive Bernard Menke to High Point
At the Carolina Advisory Board quarterly meeting held at the High Point Country Club, Bernard H. Menke was transferred from Richmond to High Point to lead expansion in the area. Menke, formerly Richmond manager, plans to relocate his family soon and dedicate full- time efforts to building Liberty Mutual business locally with board members C. F. Tomlinson O. A. Kirkman T. Austin Finch B. B. Gossett A. G. Myers Charles E. Kistier and Victor Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
High Point Country Club
Bernard H. Menke
Richmond
High Point
C. F. Tomlinson
O. A. Kirkman
T. Austin Finch
Thomasville
B. B. Gossett
Charlotte
A. G. Myers
Gastonia
Charles E. Kistier
Morganton
Victor Montgomery
Spartanburg
Enlistment Drive For Civilian Conservation Corps Opens
Enlistments for the Civilian Conservation Corps are being collected as local Veterans enrollments. Seven men for High Point were not yet filled and were brought from the Charlotte office by Mrs. Tom W Sprinkle. George F Edwards, commander of Andrew Jackson post, announced final enrollment day is Tuesday and a Legion meeting will be held at post headquarters on North Wrenn Street at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
High Point
Charlotte
Tom W. Sprinkle
George F. Edwards
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Edwards
North
Wrenn Street
Reform ed Bible School to Begin for Vacation Week
The fifth annual Daily Vacation Bible School of the Reformed Church starts Monday morning June 19 at 9 o'clock. Ages five to fourteen join in two weeks of religion focused study with teachers C E Ferree Hedrick Shaffer Best and helpers providing classed groups and worship each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Reformed Church
C. E. Ferree
Moody
John Hedrick
Hedrick
Jesus
W. R. Shaffer
Eloise Best
Publc
Mary Agnes Crooks
Elsie Mae Sink
Bible School
The
Reformed Church
Lieut Commander Brewer and Family Visit Local Home
Lieutenant Commander Brewer with Mrs Brewer and their daughter are weekend guests of Mr Brewer's sister Mrs J G Groome and Dr Groome on Edgedale drive. He heads to Washington to join the Navy department after transfer from the Pacific fleet to land service at the Capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Brewer
Waynick to Address Peacock Bible Class Sunday Morning
State Senator Capus M. Waynick, editor of The Enterprise, will address the Peacock Bible class at the meeting Sunday morning at 9 45 o clock. Mrs A Sherrod will render a vocal solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capus M. Waynick
The
Enterprise
Peacock Bible
A. Sherrod
Mrs. Clodfelter Is Found Not Guilty
Annie Clodfelter faced a charge of immoral vagary filed by her husband. Magistrate B A Woodell dismissed the case as frivolous and malicious, taxing the prosecuting witness with costs. The project witness claimed immoral behavior but the court ruled the facts did not justify the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Clodfelter
Clodfelter
B. A. Woodell
Construction Upgrades Under Way in High Point
High Point shows definite upgrade with new building permits issued. A new dwelling for C. C. Garrett on Rockford Road will cost about 15000 and finish in five to six months. Contractors Wilson and Keziah. other permits include R B Terry garage and servant quarters, High Point Perpetual Building and Loan, curb market, and remodeling work on Long Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
C. C. Garrett
Rockford Road
Wilson and
Keziah
A. B. Horney
R. B. Terry
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
R. M. Crutchfield
North Main Street
R. E. L. Hayworth
Long Street
Rh. L. Procter
Leadership Training School Opens July 27 at High Point College
The North Carolina leadership training school for the Methodist Protestant church will run June 26 to July 1 at High Point College in conjunction with the North Carolina Council on Religious Education annual meeting. Rev. T. J. Whitehead announces the event expected to draw over 300 pastors teachers and lay leaders. The program features addresses by Dr. F G Holloway and Rev. George K Mather with vesper services and a Young People's banquet. Committee lists and roles are detailed for administration finance and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
North Carolina Council of Religious Education
Methodist Protestant Church
High Point College
T. J. Whitehead
Greensboro
Council of Religious Education
George K. Mather
Westminster Theological Institute
F. G. Holloway
J. T. Bowman
H. W. Mater
Young People’s Division
J. Clyde Allman
Mise Mary E. Young
C. L. Whitaker
J. W. Braxton
E. L. Bullard
Maxine Taylor
Bessie Holmes
Ann Harris
C. R. Hinehan
T. Bowman
Ed W. Paschall
Clarence Morris
Peeler
T. M. Johnson
Hearing Deferred in Habeas Corpus Custody Case
Mrs. Grace Albertson sought to regain custody of her eight year old son Leale. The habeas corpus hearing, before Judge Hoyle Sink in Lexington, was deferred by consent after a late agreement between counsel. No new date was set. parties expect a later hearing possibly to challenge the divorce status cited by the father W. H. Albertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Albertson
Leale
Hoyle Sink
Lexington
W. H. Albertson
Trade Days to Boost High Point Business Next Weekend
Merchants in High Point plan the biggest Trade Days in history for Friday and Saturday, June 23 and 24, to spur employment and revive the local economy. The event, backed by The High Point Enterprise and local merchants, features a parade with floats and bands and aims to draw visitors from nearby towns while promising the heaviest buying volume in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
High Point
North Carolina
Thomasville
Lexington
Asheboro
Man Bound Over for Assault in Jamestown Quarrel
Irvin Hill, a Jamestown township resident, was bound over to High Point Municipal court on charges of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill after a quarrel at George Kersey’s home on June 13. Perdue and others testified to the melee. Hill claimed self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Hill
Jamestown
Mott Perdue
Jamestown Township
George Kersey
High Point
B. A. Woodell
Hill
Purdue
Perdue
P. Olive
Matt Olive
Check of Holland Accounts To Be Made On Monday
A full audit of C. B. Holland’s accounts, police desk sergeant missing since Wednesday, will be conducted Monday by city accountant J. W. Pambrough. Officials say Holland’s cash liability likely under $50 with no unaccounted cash bonds beyond those already in hand. Hollard’s son remains ill at the Oakland Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
J. W. Pambrough
EB. M. Knox
W. G. Friddle
Friddle
Post 619
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hollard
Oakland Avenue
Baptist Vacation Bible School Extends Week Program
The Daily Vacation Bible School at First Baptist church, with 105 children and 15 teachers, will extend a second week. Beginners are led by Dorothy Ruth and Elizabeth Einstein. Primary chorus directed by Mrs. Thomas Pugh. Junior department led by Mrs. B. R. Mathews. Morning sessions run from nine to about 11:30, with a city lake picnic planned for Friday after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Ruth
Elizabeth Einstein
Faynell Sprye
Margaret
Elizabeth Shields
Thomas Pugh
Robert Hughes
Regina Frost
Martha Russell
Geanegee Short
Hilda Smith
Verdict for $750 in Fabrics Case
A municipal court jury awarded $750 to J. W. Anderson and Company Incorporated of Rock Hill South Carolina after finding the fabrics delivered matched the samples. Tomlinson of High Point argued the delivery failed in color to match the samples. The suit sought $1,250 in damages for the refused delivery and the case ran from Thursday afternoon to Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Anderson and Company, Incorporated
Rock Hill
8. C
Tomlinson
High Point
Advertising error lists Miss Flossie Manning name
An erroneous city advertisement included the name Miss Flossie Manning by mistake. The notice notes the misprint appeared in the tax advertisement and requests correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Manning
Re Sodding of Graves Sparks Tampering Rumor
Rumor of grave tampering at a local cemetery prompts police to check openings made to graves. Four local high school boys were arrested for allegedly opening Mary Stevens grave to take pictures but deny other violations. They face municipal court, bonds set at 300 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reet
Mary Stevens
B Nyeee
Evans Truesdale
Charlie Drakulakos
Joel Glanoulls
John Thomas
Hosiery Makers to Survey Wages Hours and Output
The National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers will send a questionnaire to all hosiery producers to learn current wages, hours, labor needs, and annual production totals. The code for the industry may not be ready for four weeks, with government input marking the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Earl Constantine
Mayflower
Daily News Record
State Meeting for Unemployed and Farmers Set
A North Carolina state convention of unemployed workers and farmers will be held here next Saturday and Sunday. Lawrence Hogan chairs the preparation committee with Hazel Dawson as secretary. The goal is a statewide farm and unemployed groups organization to restore prosperity with minimal gate costs and free lodging for non campers. A Columbus national unemployed leagues convention follows July 3-5. Attendees are urged to bring problems and participate in discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Lawrence Hogan
Hazel Dawson
Unemployed Leagues
Columbus
Ohio
Judgment for Susie Shankles against insurers approved
Judge Lewis E. Teague of municipal court approved a judgment totaling 600 in favor of Susie Shankles against Imperial Life Insurance Company and the North Carolina Bank and Trust Company. The award releases the amount paid by the insurer but the bank contested the payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Shankles
Imperial Life Insurance Company
North Carooina Bank and Trust Company
Lewis E. Teague
Municipal Court
Local aviator joins Blase Flying Service in Salisbury
Charlie Lohr, a Salisbury aviator, has joined Captain R. M. Hinkle's Blase Flying Service and will perform exhibition flying for the company operating four ships. Lohr has already begun this new assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATR Circus
Charlie Lohr
R. M. Hinkle
Salisbury
Mr. Lohr
Griffith Welch Faces Trial On Wednesday
Griffith Welch of High Point is set for trial next Wednesday in Greensboro criminal court on a murder charge in the death of Bobbie Sechrest. The jurors will continue hearings on United Bank affairs as the court calendar lists multiple cases for June 19 through 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Sechrest
Greensboro
Griffith Welch
High Point
A. M. Stack
Laws
United Bank
Herman Wilson
Merchants Must Pass Sales Tax To Customer
The 3 percent tax under the 1933 Revenue Act applies as a license tax on merchants and must be added to consumer prices. Merchants cannot advertise absorbing the tax or claim it is not part of price. Regulations will guide uniform collection and aim to match three percent of total sales. violations are misdemeanors. Conferences with merchants are ongoing. rules expected before July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Revenue
Purc
Hardships Seen From New Deal Industry Recovery Act
Observers say the Industry Recovery Act will reduce hours and raise minimum wages, boosting living standards but causing job losses in textiles and harming skilled workers, the elderly, disabled, and youths. The two shift limit may cut textile staffing by about a quarter, with unskilled labor pushed into productivity or discharged.
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I. G C
Move Insurance Office
Liberty Mutual Advisory Board
B. H. Mencke
Legion
Reformed Bible School
Brewer
Waynick
Peacock Bible Class
M. P
Whitehead
N. C. Council On Religious Education
Gaston Johnson
T. J. Gold, Jr
Baptist School
Frank Wineskie
Mr. Constantine
Wm. Meyer
Association
Joseph Haines
Haines Knitting Mills
G. W. Gaddy
Cannon Mills
James Hanes
Hanes Hosiery Mills
Constantine
Clyde Morris
W. C. Kennedy
A. Thompson
G. B. Weston
W. P. Royster
Ernest Jones
Nelvin Stone
Roy McCarter
Wade Smith
Avery Wood
Henry Cooper
Russell McIntyre
Bunny Welch
Daniel Hargan
W. G. Hylton
Ernest Campbell
Burrus Welch
Henry Roberson
Tol Sillman
Frank Saferight
John Henry Robbins
Joe Wortham
John Williams
Roscoe Jackson
Samuel Hunter
J. D. Johnson
Sam Wilson
Sam Campbell
Dale Edwards
Katherine Sissons
Linda Cox
Willie Thomas
Fred Stephens
Richard Miller
Johnnie Gilbert
Sidney Leonard
Thurman Kemp
R. P. Myers
Ralph Dill
Norman Dill
Charlies Spears
Johnnie Lohr
Ben Lowe
W. A. Brown
C. W. Graves
Jesse Hayes
Walter W. Cain
Raleigh Smith
Troy Tucker
W. E. Isenby
Dewitt Sharpe
Charlies E. Hayes
Priday
Will Fleming
Morris Holden
Charles Gates
A.J. Koonce
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