New Dixie Shoe Store Opens In High Point Saturday
The Dixie Shoe Stores Incorpor ated will inaugurate its 649th outlet at 101 North Main Street High Point with a Saturday morning opening. Souvenirs such as razors cigars and capsules will be given away along with several pairs of shoes. The building features old English styled architecture with dormer windows mahogany interior and a front turntable displaying metro styles daily. B F Montgomery will manage the High Point store joining other North Carolina locations Charlotte Greensboro Asheville Raleigh Winston-Salem Wilmington and Salisbury.
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Dixie Shoe Stores, Incorporated
United States
High Point
North Main Street
Dixie Shoe
B. F. Montgomery
Greensboro Tore
North Carolina
Charlotte
Greensboro
Asheville
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Wilmington
Salisbury
How Linoleums Are Made From Global Materials
Ralph W. Marsh of Coffield Furniture shares the linoleum making process learned at Lan caster School for Linoleum Layers. He details materials from Spain cork to Argentine linseed oil and jute from India, describing boiling, oxidation, grinding, mixing with rosin, cork milling, burlap backing, and curing in drying rooms.
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Ralph W. Marsh
Coffield Furniture Company
Armstrong School
Lancaster
Spain
Dundee
Scotland
India
High Point events and job changes brief town update
High Point chapter 70 Royal Arch Masons meets at 7 30 tonight to elect officers with warning that new council members should attend. Newark Shoe store to reopen tomorrow under M J Swafford new manager replacing Claude K E Miller. Thomas Turner recovering at home after appendix operation. Local Cuba trip group expected back this weekend. High school operetta rehearsals set next week under Lewis Stookey. South Main Methodist Willing Workers class canceled tonight due to snow. new time and place to be announced.
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High Point Chapter No
Royal Arch Masons
Newark
M. J. Swafford
Rome
High Point
Mr. Swafford
Claude KE. Miller
Lewis Stookey
South Main Methodist Church
Community Chest Drive Nets Nearly Thirty-One Thousand Eight Hundred
Workers in the Community Chest drive report nearly 1800 collected yesterday and total pledges awaited. The five groups including Y M C A and Y W C A led with 650.45 and 493.95 respectively, followed by Boy Scouts 266.45 Board of Public Welfare 244.20 and Salvation Army 124.20. Officials praised the effort though urged donors to mail checks to speed collection and noted ongoing drives through several days with another campaign planned for April to cover remaining pledges.
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Commercial Club
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boy Scouts
Board of Public Welfare
Salvation Army
F. Z. Sizemore
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Funeral services for Helen McDonald
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N A McDonald died at home near Highland Mills. Funeral conducted at home by Rev N E Clark of Southside Baptist Church. Burial in Springfield cemetery.
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N. A. McDonald
Springfield Cemetery
Helen Marie McDonald
N A. McDonald
Highland Mills
N. E. Clark
Southside Baptist Church
Fire Is Conquered After Six-Hour Front Fire
In Jersey City New Jersey thirty seven companies battled a six hour blaze in a gale and freezing weather along the Hudson river front. The fire threatened heavy damage with losses estimated between 750000 and 1000000 dollars.
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Jersey City
N. J
Hudson River
Old Timers Basketball Call For Tryouts At Y Gym
Captain Gordon Brainard of the old timers squad invites former YMCA and high school players to join the team to face the present YMCA quintet next Friday. Players are asked to meet at the Y gym tomorrow at 3 45 PM for practice and training. A large turnout is hoped.
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Gordon Brainard
Joint Doctors and Dentists Meeting Weather Causes Small Turnout
A large turnout of 114 physicians and dentists from Guilford and Alamance counties met at the King Cotton hotel Greensboro for a joint society meeting. Dr. Harry Brockman presided. papers on focal infection and sinus diagnosis were read. Schools reopened after a two day weather holiday but attendance remained below normal, though high schools reported about 85 percent.
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High Point
Guilford County Medical Society
Guilford County Dental Society
Alamance County Medical Society
Alamance County Dental Society
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
Harry Brockman
J. S. Betts
W. P. Reaves
Charles Reaves
Brockton R. Lyon
Brockman
W. L. Jackson
C. E. Rettzel
T. M. Stanton
L. G. Scott
Cg, BE. McManus
T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
Funeral Services For Mrs Nellie Johnson Held At Two Churches
Mrs Nellie Johnson died at 1208 Filbert Street Monday afternoon. Funeral services began at her home at 10 30 this morning officiated by Rev H C Bynum with burial at the Advance Methodist Church cemetery. The body was later moved to Advance for final rites at 2 o clock in the afternoon conducted by Rev Bynum and Rev Thompson. Pallbearers were C B Solomon C W Cagle G E Whittner Dolphus Cable J F Beck and A E Shutt.
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Nellie Johnson
Filbert Street
H. C. Bynum
Calvary Methodist Church
Advance Methodist Church
Senate OKs Gould Seat Despite Bribery Charges
The Senate adopted the elections committee report finding Senator Gould of Maine entitled to his seat despite accusations he bribed a former premier of New Brunswick Canada.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Elections Committee
Gould
Maine
New Brunswick
Canada
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Tial & Armond
Houses of
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Dixie Shoe Store, Inc
Thomas Turner
Guilford General Hospital
Turner
Cuba
Helen
Johnson
Commercial National Bank
The
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
BH. Ellis
Vv. A. J. Idol, Vice Pres. and
Treas
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
Coffield Furniture Co
N. Main St
Beeson
Hdw. Co
John A. Young & Sons
Greensboro Nurseries
Greensboro, N. C
G. B. & C. E. Miller
Carolina Mortgage Co
Commercial Bank
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co
Wachovia Bank Building
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