Hosiery Manufacturers to Organize in North Carolina
A meeting at the Sheraton hotel on March 5 will organize hosiery manufacturers of North and South Carolina into a division of the Southern Textile Association. Sessions begin 10:30 A.M. with invitations sent to mills, overseers, and superintendents. endorsements come from major cotton manufacturers groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North and
South Carolina
Southern Textile Association
North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
Movement For
American Cotton Manufacturers
The
Southern Association
L. L. Brown
Malvern
Ark
J. O. Corn
Columbia
S. C
Walter C. Taylor
Board
T. W. Mullen
Rosemary
N. C
W. W. Arnold, Jr
Knoxville
Dollar Day Great Success At Local Stores
Merchants report Dollar Day weekends in High Point as a great success with strong Friday and Saturday sales. Stores added sales staff and observed unusually high customer traffic with bargain seekers driving brisk business. Local business leaders credit the event for boosted street activity and improved cash flow during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Stephen's Studio Moves to 520 Main Street
Stephen's Studio relocates from Montlieu Avenue to 520 North Main Street occupying an entire building. Ground floor houses office space developing rooms while second floor provides dressing and sitting rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
North Main Street
Montlieu Avenue
Concert by Luening and Kraeuter at Am erican theater
The Musical Art club presents a concluding recital at the American theater on Thursday featuring Miss Ethel Luening soprano and Miss Phyllis Kraeuter violin cellist with C James Velie at the piano. The program includes works by Boellmann Liszt Mozart Granados Debussy Strauss Schubert and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Luening
Musical Art Club
American Theater
National Music League
New York City
Phyllis Kraeuter
C. James Velie
Elon College
America
Lucky Strike Bowling Alleys Opened In City
The Lucky Strike bowling alleys opened yesterday with W A Davis and A H Holton rolling the first game. Located at 131 West High Street the eight Brunswick lanes are installed with special reservations for women bowlers. C N Bomballis owns and operates the new alleys. Official opening is tomorrow night at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Davis
A. H. Holton
West High Street
New Brunswick
C. N. Bomballis
Blair To Launch Early Campaign For York In NC Senate Race
David H. Blair former collector of internal revenue arrives in High Point to back R. York for state Republican chairman while signaling his own possible bid for U S Senate. Party leaders expect a June Democratic split, forecasting a strong push to win in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
High Point
R. York
Republican Executive Committee
Blair
Mr. York
United States
North Carolina
Washington
Democratic Party
Republican Party
York
Guilford County
Senate
Finance Committee To Meet Tomorrow
The finance committee of the city beautiful organization for 1930 will convene at the chamber of commerce bureau tomorrow afternoon at 1 30 o clock. The announcement was made yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Beautiful’ Organization
Chamber of Commerce Bureau
Glass Patrol Service Inaugurated By Carolina Motor Club
The Carolina Motor club announces immediate start of a glass removal patrol service. Residents may call any club garage or office to remove windshields debris tires and nails from streets at no charge. Garages participating include Cecil's Service Station Ilderton Motor Co Wilson Motor Co High Point Battery Co Auto Tire and Accessories Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Motor Club
C. R. Montgomery
Motor Club
Mr. Montgomery
North Carolina
Perfection Auto
North Wrenn Street
Cecil’s
Ilderton Motor Company
Wilson Motor Company
High Point Battery Company
Auto Tire and Accessory Company
Expensive Homes Planned in High Point This Year
Private residences costing around 750000 will rise in High Point during 1930 with work started on some properties. J H Adams will build a 250000 house at Sedgefield. W H Slane and W C Covington plan Emerywood homes costing 125000 and 100000 respectively. Other builders list costs from 86000 to 39000 as Emerywood and Emerywood West see estates expand as residents buy by the acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
J. H. Adams
Sedgefield
W. H. Slane
W. C. Covington
Emerywood
Slane
Mr. Covington
E. W. Freeze
W. L. Jackson
E. W. Kirkman
S. C. Clark
W. Co. Idol
H. H. Smith
The
Westwood Development Company
D. O. Cecil
G. H. Jones
J. G. Scuggs
J. W. Clinard
Charles Sheloff
L. R. Terry
C. C. Garrett
S. C. Kirkman
Jake Froelich
George Campbell
Emerywood West
A. E. Taplin
Jones and
Rotary
North Carolina
Feezor to Preach at First Baptist Wednesday Night
Rev. Forest C. Feezor of Liberty Missouri will deliver a special sermon at First Baptist Church here next Wednesday night. The event draws a large expected crowd. Feezor, a North Carolina native and Wake Forest and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary alumnus, has served as Bible professor at William and Jewel College and pastor of Liberty’s First Baptist Church. He previously供应 supplied Green Street Baptist during a vacation period and is described as a young man of pleasing appearance and strong presence.
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Forest C. Feezor
Liberty
Missouri
First Baptist Church
Feezer
North Carolina
Davidson County
Wake Forest College
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary of
Louisville
William and Jewel College
College
Green Street Baptist Church
Arranging Party for Motorcade to Miami
F. J. Sizemore of the Piedmont North Carolina Chamber says a Miami motorcade is planned this month to draw tourists back to the region. Fourteen have signed from High Point, with expected growth to over twenty as a large bus will be filled with local travelers. Similar events are planned in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Florida
Chambers of Commerce
Piedmont
North Carolina
F. J. Sizemore
High Point
Motorcycle Cop Zeb Dorsett Injured After South Main Street Crash
High Point police officer Zeb O. Dorsett was injured late last night when he was thrown from his motorcycle after sideswiping a Chevrolet driven by Fred Watson. He was rushed to Guilford General Hospital with a possible fracture to his right foot, and witnesses said three cars were racing prior to the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeb O. Dorsett
High Point Force
South Main Street
Fred Watson
Cecil
West Washington Street
Guilford General Hospital
Dorsett
Watson
Paul Callahan
Commercial National Bank
Russell Street
Watson Boy
Callahan
Sechrest
Triangular Debate Set For Friday At High Point
The first inter collegiate debate of the spring will be hosted by High Point College next Friday night. The fourth triangular meet involves High Point Guilford and Lenoir Rhyne with each sending a negative team away. High Point affirms with Fred Pegg and Clay Madison and negates with Ralph Mulligan and Graham Madison. The topic: nations should adopt a plan for complete disarmament except for police protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
High Point
Guilford
Lenoir Rhyne
Fred Pegg
Clay Madison
Ralph Mulligan
Graham Madison
Brotherhood Boys Hold Joint Meet and Basketball Defeat
A joint meeting of the Employed Boys' Brotherhood of the High Point and Salisbury Y M C A s was held in Salisbury with Carl Smith delivering a prayer and trombone solo. Hoyle Ellenburg gave the welcome, former Salisbury club president. In the subsequent basketball game High Point fell 25 to 11.
Simons Bailey Campaign Set to Begin This Week
High Point politics heats up as supporters plan to organize for the Sim ons Bailey bid for state senate with possible rivalries between O A Kirkman Jr and Dan iel leading campaigns. Norman Boren enters race for state senate to challenge Dr J T Burrus, while E B Jeffress and Thomas Turner Jr seek state house seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons-Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Senator Simmons
Garland Daniel
Simmons
Bailey
O. A. Kirkman, Jr
Daniel
Mr. Kirkman
Mr. Daniel
High Point
Norman Boren
State Senate
J. T. Burrus
Burrus
E. B. Jeffress
Greensboro
House
Thomas Turner, Jr
Boren
Senate
Ford Coupe Wrecked In Accident On North Main Street
A Ford coupe was nearly demolished after colliding with an Essex coupe driven by Paul Yokely at the corner of North Main street and Farriss avenue. An ambulance was called. the occupants of the Ford escaped on foot and no injuries were reported.
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Paul Yokely
Tomlinson
North Main Street
Farriss Avenue
West Farriss Avenue
Main Street
Yow
Yokely
Idol Street
Mechanicsville
Americans Honored as Finest Type by Taft Hughes Referenced
The speech by F F Myrick at High Point College linked Americanism to education, citing Taft and Hughes as exemplary figures. Akrothinian Artemesian leaders presented books to the library as part of Society Day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Hughes
F. F. Myrick
Greensboro
High Point College
Myrick
Elon College
Charles Evans Hughes
William Howard Taft
America
E. Clayton Glasgow
R. M. Andrews
Andrews
Charles Brooks
Leona Wood
Ann Robbins
Edna Nicholson
Rosalie Andrews
Roberts Hall
High School Band In Concert At Johnson Street School
The high school band under Maxwell Jones will present a concert Monday at 7 30 PM in the Johnson Street School auditorium. The 35 piece ensemble has performed with notable skill. The program opens with a march, then Bohemian Girls with a flute duet by Miriam Sloan and Susan Sharpe, accompanied by Alma Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Jones
Johnson Street
Jones
Miriam Sloan
Susan Sharpe
Alma Andrews
Mrs. Mary N. Leach Buried At Trinity In Randolph
Burial services for Mrs. Mary N Leach 94 died at her daughter Mrs C T Westmoreland's home in Pulaski Virginia were held at Trinity Randolph County yesterday The funeral occurred in Pulaski in the morning She is survived by her sister Mrs George Kearns of Winston Salem and by one other child Mrs Westmoreland was a former resident of High Point and had many friends here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary N Leach
C. T. Westmoreland
Pulaski
Trinity
Randolph County
Murder Cases Set for Trial This Week in Criminal Court
The criminal court term opens tomorrow morning with Isaiah Williams facing two murder charges and an assault with deadly weapon case. A 52 case calendar includes Artcle Culbreth also charged with murder and several prohibition, robbery, and burglary matters. Other names listed include Paul Anderson, James Frazier, and Jack Chatham among multiple counts. The roster spans highway robbery, whiskey possession, breaking and entering, seduction, and related offenses.
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Isaiah Williams
Williams Artcle Culbreth
John Johnson
Henry Boyd
Frank Gardner
Calvin
Johnson
Henry Miller
D. B. Swain
Sanders Williams
Paul Anderson
Harry Bailey
Wallace Barker
Jack Chatham
James Frazier
Norman Harris
Harmon
R. E. Tucker
Henry Dennis
Maggie Dennis
Avery Gibson
Margaret Gibson
Lions Hold Charter Banquet Here This Week Tonight
High Point Lions club receives its charter at a 6:30 PM banquet at the country club with District Governor Ed A. Whitaker of Gastonia and District Deputy Fred H. Morris of Kernersville in attendance. The program features Mayor York and Lions officials, songs, an orchestra from High Point College, and the charter presentation by Whitaker.
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High Point Lions Club
Ed. A. Whitaker
Gastonia
Fred H. Morris
Kernersville
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Lexington
J. A. Koonee
High Point College
E. B. Stimson
America
Tom Sykes
Lions
Lions Club
Mayor
York
Lions Clubs
W. R. Shafter
A. Whitaker
Gurney Binges
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Intermezzo
Granados Menuet
Debussy Fond
Popper
sPopper
Miss Kraeuter
Fruehlingstimmen
John Strauss
Luening
Ave
Lucky Strike
Feezor
Baptist
Lenoir-Rhyne
Simons-Bailey
Dr. Burrus
American Legion
Post and Legion Auxiliary
Board of Public Welfare
W. C. Hammond
Legion
Welfare Board
Legion Auxiliary
O. M. Andrews
Pender’s Grocery
G. T. Wood
C. D. Smith
S. T. Parker
Mollie Lowe
Hinton
Charles S. Holland
Logan Porter
J. Irving Groome
B. G. Patterson
J. R. Long
Frank Burris
T. B. Hunt
Johnson St. School
Mary N. Leach
Geech Bradley
C. C. Blaylock
Carnally
Ray Dowling
M. G. Ellis
Country Club
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