Local Manufacturers to Bid on Maryland Green Belt Furniture
High Point and national manufacturers will receive Rural Resettlement Administration specifications for thousands of basic furniture pieces for the Green Belt project in Maryland. J T Ryan A Haake Roscoe Rau and three consultants reviewed plans in Washington and at the site, with bids expected after final corrections. About 800 homes will be furnished with essential dining tables chairs divans beds and related pieces along with 1 600 beds 4000 chairs 800 tables and other items. accessories such as end tables curtains stands and lamps are not included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Furniture Maneturers
I the Rural Resettlement Administration
Green Belt
Ama
Ecently
J. T. Ryan
Secreos
Southern Furniture Ufacturers Association
A. Haake
National Farni(" Manufacturers Association
Roscoe Rau
Nation- Retail Furniture Dealers Action
Washington
Desig
Green Belt Project
Why I Switched to Dodge Beauty Winner
George DeWitt Sheets of Cranford New Jersey explains in his personal note why switching to a Dodge has been one of the best moves he ever made in his small car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
George Dewitt Sheets
Cranford, N. J
Double parked motorist’s quick wit earns police reprieve
A motorist double parked yesterday afternoon argued with a plainclothes officer. After being arrested for a rude remark the man apologized to the officer and his family, then offered a salesman like act that led the officer to release him.
Private demonstration housing projects aim to boost retailing
The projects, built to show low cost housing possibilities for private builders, are expected to benefit retailing. Furniture firms bidding on the articles will be governed by Walsh Healey rules. Contractors on $10 000 or more must observe 40 hour weeks and prevailing wages. The Labor Secretary will deduct any wage shortfall from the contract if wages are not paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh-Healey
Whic
Secretary of Labor
Two Plays Highlight Summer School Program at High Point
The 15th annual Summer School of Leadership Education at High Point college features two evening plays by the Tabernacle Athens Protestant church and St Pleasant M P church Limenville. The Conference Council of Religious Education holds officer elections late this afternoon during its annual meeting with Rev. T. J. Whitehead as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference Council of Religious Education
High Point College
T. J. Whitehead
Mt. Hermon
J. EB. Carroll
Greerstare
College Sictorium
Tabernacle Athens
Ireenebere
St. Pleasant M. P
le Rogues
Chicago Produce Chicago Butter and Begs Steady
Chicago June 30 butter 12 611 steady or unchanged begs 17 662 steady prices unmechaned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Absentee ballots expected heavy in High Point and Guilford
observers forecast 500 plus absentee ballots in High Point and 700 to 1 000 in Guilford county for the Fourth of July. Registrars received 25 ballots each and precincts may not use all. Voters abroad on Independence Day urged to vote in advance to avoid missing the ballot and to prevent double voting through registrar monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Guilford County
County Board of Elections
Edwin W. Pearce
Elections Board
Lubberts to Speak at First Evangelical Service
John Lubberts will speak at the prayer meeting of the First Evangelical and Re formed church Wednesday evening at 7 30. The public is invited.
Resolutions of Respect Adopted at Chamber Session
The chamber of commerce directors adopted resolutions of respect for the late Dr. John T. Burrus during last night s quarterly session at the Elwood hotel. Reports by committee chairmen covered traffic rate revisions highway project College street extensions and plans to improve local roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Burrus
Chamber of Commerce
Elwood
J. Ryan
Traffic and Transportation
J. W. Clinard
Agricultural Bureau
Tom J. Kearns
College Street
Church
Amos Kearns
Welch Harriss
Industrial and New Industry Bureau
Paul Ingle
Civic Bureau
R. K. Young
Convention and Publicity
M. J. Wrenn
Frank J. Sizemore
R. B. Terry
Mercantile Bureau
Duke Medical Student Leaves for State Tuberculosis Sanatorium
TO BE INTERNAL Cc. L. Gray Jr son of Mr and Mrs C L Gray Lindsay street left this afternoon for Sanatorium where he will serve as interne during July and August to the State Tuberculosis Sanatorium He has just completed his second year of medicine at Duke University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. L. Gray, Jr
C. L. Gray
Lindsay Street
Duke University
Advice to a Worried Mother about a Father’s Return
A letter from a mother asks if she should forgive a husband who abandoned her and their two children for another woman. The column counsels considering the children’s well being, a sincere change of heart, and not restoring the home solely for financial reasons, urging careful, honest decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Geery
Reestablishing Home: Three Key Considerations for Family Welfare
A guidance note discusses rekindling family life after turmoil. It urges evaluating husband’s behavior, sincerity toward children, and the possibility of forgiveness to create a united, happy home. Emphasizes atmosphere and parental responsibility over material wealth.
Teee addressed to Mise Marjorie from the Enterprise
A letter fragment addresses Mise Marjorie, noting a message from the Enterprise and hinting at tech or communication themes, with unclear details but a formal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Marjorie ' Ome
Hoey Rally Planned With McDonald Speech in Brunswick Stew
Local supporters organize a Brunswick stew at the city lake for Thursday 6 30 p m to hear Dr Ralph W McDonald of Winston Salem seek the Democratic nomination for governor. Out of town speaker plans and absentee ballot options are also discussed by the two camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Mc- Donald
Winston-Salem
City Lake
Holy Headquarters
South Main Street
Rivers Johnson
Duplin County
Johnson
Hoey
James B. Lovelace
Gaston A. Johnson
Keith Harrison
Dr. McDonald
Greensboro
Lake
Learn-To-Swim Week Sees 250 Registrations at Municipal Pool
Over 250 boys and girls registered for the free Learn-To-Swim program at the municipal pool sponsored by the Parks and Juvenile commission. Separate classes for boys and girls reported excellent attendance, especially among girls. Final classes are set for Friday morning with emphasis on continued practice to master strokes taught by lifeguards at the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks and Juvenile Commission
Blueberries Change Color as They Ripen and Harden Brick Mortar
The note states that blueberries are red when green or unripe and that brick mortar becomes harder with age, implying aging effects on fruit color and mortar strength.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Guilford County Real Estate Tracts
Public notice from the Superior Court of Guilford County announces a July 17 1036 sale at 12 o'clock noon at the Greensboro courthouse for cash to the highest bidder of two described real estate tracts adjoining and bounded by lines referencing C W Welborn J Johnson M Hayworth D H Baker and J W Johnson. Title notes old Hayworth lands Book 720 page 174 and includes tract descriptions and corner markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Guilford County
Courtney Welborn Robinson
Cleon Welborn
Lyle Welborn
Court House
Greensboro
North Carolina
C. W. Welborn
J. Johnson
W. Welborn
J. W. Welborn
J. W. Johnson
Co. W. Welborn and J. W. Johnson's Corner, Thence A Long Line of J. W. Welporn
M. F. Hayworth
D. H. Baker
Stone
Possession of Slot Machine Upheld by North Carolina Supreme Court
Raleigh June 80 The North Carolina supreme court upheld the Cumberland county conviction of James Humphries for possession of a slot machine or marble game. The high court split 3 to 2 and issued 12 opinions before adjourning its spring term sine die. The docket showed Forsyth county anti trust case and the Hodgin death sentence appeal among noted rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Cumberland County
Forsyth
Raleigh
North Carolina Supreme Court
James Humphries
General Assembly
Atlantic Ice and Fuel Company
Forsyth County
William Abraham Hodgin
Herbert Searcy
Searcy
Ollie Parish
Cc. C. Stewart
Greensboro
Guilford County
Ethel Smith
Parish
Stewart
Lawrence
Shaw
Therrell
Clanton
Mecklenburg
Brank
Hobbs
New Hanover
State
Stewart and Parrish
Guilford
New Trial
Humphries
Cumberland
Loslin
Railroad Company
Davidson
Hodgin
Williams
Safe Bus
Wachovia Bank
Link
Hire
Will of
Nelcot
Surry
Fulton
Insurance Company
Rockingham
Austrian Situation Raises League Meeting Concerns
Reports of possible restoration of the Hapsburg line in Austria sparked debate among League of Nations delegates in Geneva. Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg may seek backing for Archduke Otto, while others warn against destabilizing Europe. Separately, Haile Selassie’s restoration looms as Ethiopians press for sanctions relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Austria
League of Nations
League Assembly
Kurt Schuschnigg
Anthony Eden
Leon Blum
Schuschnigg
Hapsburg
Archduke Otto
Vienna
Eden
Blum
Europe
Schumchnigg
Haile Selassie
Noop
League
Selassie
Legion Post 87 to Hold German Dinner Friday
Members of Andrew Jackson Post No 87 American Legion will skip the regular meeting at headquarters tonight and instead stage a German dinner on the banks of Deep River Friday night. Commander J EB Lyon says Legionnaires should meet at 6:30 p m at the headquarters and march in groups to the riverbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87
American Legion
Deep River
J. EB. Lyon
Alimony Sought In High Point Case
Kirstine Jensen files suit in High Point municipal court for suitable alimony from Gustave Jensen alleging habitual drunkenness. The husband is described as an interior decorator with property. The case cites their marriage on February 2, 1912 and questions his drinking problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirstine Jensen
Gustave Jensen
High Point
Subsidized French Airlines Gain Up to 77.5 Percent Aid
The report notes that certain French airlines receive government subsidies covering as much as 77.5 percent of their total income.
Sale of Land By Trustee in Guilford County North Carolina
Foreclosure of a deed of trust by R M Campbell and wife. Public auction on July 27 1904 at 2 PM at the City Hall High Point NC for Lots 27 and 28 of the H A Moffitt Property in Guilford County. Cash terms. Attorneys Dalton Turner and Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Campbell
Snow Loreee
Guilford
Carolina
North Carolina
Guilford County
High Point
H. A. Moffitt
of Deeds
D. C
Verom Street
Arter Dalton
Dalton, Turner & Dickson
Attys
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maryland
Dgopge
Chrysler Corporation
Race G.ilderton, Inc
Commeree &T
Grace Moore
Franchot Tone
Francis Lederer
Ida Lupino
Amiernoon
Hugh Herbert
Eppie Cantor
Paikyakaikui
Sally Bileri
Rialto
King Crosby
Ethel Merman
Chas, Ruggles
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Margaret Sullavan
Paddie O'Day
Jane Withers
Ommor
Ricnw
Charles Rickfore Bae
TLR
Sedgefield
Ted Jennings
N. Y
Order OF Mooser
A. Wi
Rial
Justice
Kentucky
Department of Justice
Domiie Leach
Mary Washington
McRoberts
George Leach
Donnie Teach
W. G. Friddle
Friddle
J. T. Burrus
Marjorie
Mansfield
Mc- Donald
Legion
Shuster
H. G. ‘Wells
Raymond Massey
Ralph Richardson
Pearl Argrne
Sthes
Waresia
RED Nichols
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!