Sizemore Heads Baseball Drive in Regional Loop
Frank Sizemore, secretary of the High Point Chamber of Commerce, will lead the drive to organize a fast class 1 league in Virginia and North Carolina. Danville, High Point, and Henderson show readiness to join. A six club circuit with a 1500 monthly salary cap and a 750 forfeit fee is planned. Invitations go to Raleigh and other cities for a Wednesday meeting at the Sheraton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sizemore
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
Sizemore
Uie
Danville
High Point
Henderson
League
Raleiga
Salisbury
Burlington
Concord
Fayetteville
Spray - Leakeville
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Wilson
Rocky Mount
Goldsboro
Senate votes to grant governor veto power reform
The legislature debated tax reforms and revenue plans including an amendment shifting half county ad valorem receipts to debt service and half to the state. Everett's plan estimates about 4 million dollars yearly. A joint resolution urged Congress to pass the economy bill. The rewrite of the constitution faces limits on income tax.
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Bowle of
Ashe
Everett
Congress
House
Moore of
Craven
Senate
Tribute to Dr. Eugene Branson dies in Chapel Hill
Dr. Eugene Cunningham Branson head of the UNC rural social economics department died after a cerebral hemorrhage. He led the department 20 years and authored works on rural economics. Surviving widow Lottion Lanier Branson and five children. Funeral at Chapel Hill Cemetery.
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Chapel Hill
Eugene Cunningham Branson
University of North Carolina
Durham
Branson
Morehead City
N. C
Trinity College
Peabody Normal College
Athens
Raleigh
N. C. Wilson
M Lottion Lanier
West Point
Phil L. Branson
Atlanta
Frank L. Branson
Aiken
8. C
Mia
B. Smith
New York
Eliizabet Lanier Branson
Chapel Hill Cemetery
J. Ronald Tamblyn
Henry Yow Dies at 82 in Randolph County
Henry Yow, 82, died at his daughter Mrs. J H Jennings home 1001 Lindsay St after a yearlong illness. He had lived with his daughter eight years and was a 62 year member of Pleasant Grove Christian church. Surviving: two daughters seven sons two sisters 53 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Short services at Jennings home then funeral at Pleasant Grove church with Rev. R J Farmer and Rev. Mr Green. grandsons to pallbear. Interment in church cemetery.
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Henry Yow
J. H. Jennings
Lindsay Street
Yow
Pleasant Grove Christian Church
Randolph County
Jennings
W. &. West
Kernersville
C. F
B. G
W. B. Yow
Greensboro
J. Ll. Yow
This City
L. Q. Yow
Randleman
G. J
H. R. Yow
Gibsonville
Becky Foushee
Emmaline Yow
Chatham County
Heavy buying drives stock market rebound after long shutdown
The New York Stock Exchange reopened with strong demand in early trading on Mar 15. Lenders led gains as big names such as American Telephone, U S Steel, Pennsylvania Railroad and General Motors jumped, while Owens Illinois Glass and Crown Cork posted sharp increases in a broad market rally. Coca Cola recovered losses after a dip.
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New York
the Stock Exchange
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Can
General Otors
Anaconda
International Harvester
Union Pacific
Allied Chemical
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Owens Illinois Glass
National
Crown Cork
Coca Cola
Brotherhood Meeting From Friday To Thursday At 6 45
The Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood will hold its regular meeting on Thursday at 6 45 pm instead of Friday. All men are urged to attend. The program committee promises a helpful and instructive program. Supper will be served by the ladies.
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Emmanuel Lutheran’ Brotherhood
Greensboro Man Loses DUI Bid, Sentenced for Reckless Driving
Greensbo ro resident C L Hester was found not guilty of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated but received a 90 day jail term for reckless driving in Superior Court at High Point. Allen Hines faced charges of larceny. he failed to appear and a capias was issued. R T Neese of Jamestown had two reckless driving cases with suspended judgment on good behavior.
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Greensboro
C. L. Hester
High Point
Allen Hines
Capias
R. T. Neese
Jamestown
Yo Yo Championship Contest Promises Cash and Cup
The Enterprise reports a district Yo Yo championship with $25 cash and a Silver Loving Cup for the top twirler. Preliminary events occur in Thomasville Legington Asheboro and High Point with $6 prizes per city. Finalists advance to the district championship at High Point. Noble to visit Asheboro for Ka Yo teaching exhibition.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Legington
Asheboro
Tornado Death Toll Rising Across Two States
A tornado swept through East Tennessee and parts of Kentucky killing 36 people and causing extensive damage. Jellico and Clear Fork Valley suffered heavy loss, with Jellico damage over 100000 and Clear Fork Valley over 500000. Rescue efforts and Red Cross aid moved in as dawn approached.
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Kingsport
East Tennessee
Jellico
Holton
Antras
Eagan
Clairfield
Valley Creek
Fonds
Newcomb
Wooldridge
Proctor
Upper Tennessee
Clear Fork
Blue Grass
Oswego
Harrogate
Mill Point
Bellwood
Tennessee
Red Cross
East Nashville
Lebanon, Tenn
Butter and Egg Markets Chicago Report
Chicago market notes detail butter and creamery products with varied grades and scores. Listings include firmer creamery specials, extras firsts and standards, plus receipts and centralization notes reflecting price movement and inventory levels.
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Chicago
Mar
Mrs Armissa Little Dies After Illness at 71
Mrs Armissa Isabella Little aged 71 widow of the late John M Little died at Nome in Jamestown township after a three week illness. She was born December 2 1861 in Guilford County daughter of William and Rachel Bottral. Survived by three half sisters Leona Edwards Bessie Edwards and Etta Jarrell plus nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at 2 from Deep River Friends church with interment in the church cemetery.
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Armissa Isabella Little
John M. Little
Nome
Jamestown Township
Guilford County
William and
Rachel Paschall Bottral
Leona Edwards
Bessie Edwards
Jamestown
Etta Jarrell
High Point
Hickory Grove M. P
Deep River
High Point High School Golf Teams Set for Clash
No. 1 and No. 2 golf teams of High Point High School clash tomorrow afternoon at High Point Country Club. Coach Andy Merrilees announces a strong season with hopes for a state tournament showing. Pairings list Team A vs Team B with players Moffitt Sappenfield Ditfendale Woollen Garrett Koonee Oliver Copeland.
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High Point High Schol
High Point Country Club
Andy Merrilees
Merrilees
Moffitt
Sappenfield
Charles ‘Ditfendale
Ed Woollen
Jack Garrett
Leonard Koonee
A. A. Oliver
Jack Copeland
Drum Bugle Corps Meeting Set At Legion Hall
A special business meeting of the drum and bugle corps of the American Legion will be held at the Legion Hall on Wrenn Street tomorrow night at 7 30 o'clock. All ex service men are urged to attend as important matters will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drum and Bugle Corps of the
American Legion
Legion Hall
Wrenn Street
Exchange Group To Meet Next Friday
The executive committee of the Community Exchange will hold a business meeting Friday at 1 30 pm at the Sheraton hotel. All members are urged to be present.
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Community Exchange
The
Sheraton Ho
Blankenship Resigns From Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
D. M. Blankenship resigns as publicity director for the state department of Veterans of Foreign Wars in Charlotte in protest of the state commander's opposition to Roosevelt's economy program.
City Christian Endeavor Union Holds Meeting
Definite plans for the state Christian Endeavor convention at High Point college in June were adopted by the City Christian Endeavor union at Central Friends church annex. Ralph Vance presided and A J Koonce outlined convention details.
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Christian Endeavor
High Point College
City Christian Endeavor Union
Central Friends Church Annex
Ralph Vance
A. J. Koonce
Lebanon
English Street
Wee
Kathleen Embler
English Street Society
Vance
Mary Barker
Central Friends Society
Vera Smith
Tra Landrith
City Union
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Landrith
Central Friends Church
Junior Order Meeting Features Carolina Cavaliers Orchestra
Mechanicsville council No. 347 Jr. O. U. A. M. heard a musical program by Jim Pike and his Carolina Cavaliers. The orchestra included Pike Hoggs Perry Sturin and White. Daughters of America attended and served refreshments. Paul Thornburg was welcomed as a new member. Paul Swanson, ill two weeks, attended. Guilford council invited members to a special meeting Friday night. A special educational program is planned for the next meeting.
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Mechanicsville Council No. 347
Jim Pike
Carolina Cavaliers
Karly Hoggs
Otis Perry
Luther Sturin
Ray White
Daughters of America Council
Paul Thornburg
Neese
Mr. Farrell
Guilford Council
Mechanicsville Council
Paul Swanson
Monarch Club hosts Retort Chemistry play at Sheraton
The Retort Chemistry club of Senior High presented a farce to initiate new members. Rufus Edwards wrote the piece to illustrate chemical laws. Members included Allison Gray John Hall Joe Hamlin James Brandon Charles Connor. New members Bill Hayworth Odell Gallimore David McKinnon. President Hobart Bryant presided with Henry Grady Owens and R L Proctor leading the program. Next week G L Garner will lead.
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Retort Chemical Club
High Point Monarch Club
Sheraton
Rufus Edwards
Retort Chemistry Club
Allison Gray
John Hall
Joe Hamlin
James Brandon
Charles Connor
Bill Hayworth
General Meeting of I. W. A. Scheduled Thursday
A public general meeting of the Industrial Workers' Association will be held Thursday night at 7 30 o clock in the hall over McCrory's store. Members may invite friends. The announcement came from president D. V. Bradiey.
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The
Industrial Workers’ Association
McCrory’s
Id. V. Bradiey
Wide Roll of Banks Resume Business Across State
A long list shows many banks including Wachovia’s expansion to Salisbury and High Point and Bank of Washington gaining licenses today. The Federal Reserve resumes allow 29 national banks to reopen unrestricted operations in the state. Some banks opened new branches in Winston-Salem Raleigh and Asheville yesterday.
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Andrews
Stokesdale Commerceial Bank
Stokesdale
Morganton Industrial Bank
Morganton
First Security Trust Company
Hickory
Fiest Industrial Bank
Rutherfordton
Carolina Industrial Bank
Asheville
American Trust Company
Charlotte
Farmers Bank
Sanbury
Farmers Bank and Trust Company
Rockingham
Hood System Industrie Bank
Reidsville
Bank of Onslow
Jacksonville
Englehard Banking One
Engleard
Richmond
First National Bank
Albamarne
Asheboro
the National Bank of Turlington
Natoonal Bank
Durham
Mount Airy
Mount Olive
Morgnton
Planters National Bank and Trust Company
Rocky Mount
Thomasville
National Bank of Wilson
Ayden
Concord National Bank
Concord
Citizens National Bank
National Bank of
Alamance
Graham
Henderson
Kings Mountain
Lincolnton
National Bank Af
Commercial National Bank
Charlotte National Bank
Union National Bank
Federal Reserve
Worth Laughlin Laid to Rest in Augusta Funeral
Worth Laughlin aged 38 died after an eight year illness at the U S Government hospital Augusta Georgia. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 8 pm from Marlboro Friends church with Rev C L Ruth and Miss Clara I Cox officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were D D Arden R P McKeithan H L Baumgardner D C Farlow L E Bennett and George F Edwards members of Andrew Jackson Post No 87 American Legion. Flowers carried by Etta Burge Daffle Davis Ruby Mitchshell Elsie Mitchell Adelaide Laubnas Virsie Ban as.
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Worth Laughlin
U.S. Government Hospital
Augusta
Marlboro
H. L. Baumgardner
D. C. Farlow
IL. E. Bennett
George F. Edwards
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Etta Burge
Daffle Davis
Ruby Mitcshell
Elsie Mitchell
Adelaide Lausbna
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DR. Branson
Alincartheas
Andrewee
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J. TH. Jennings
Brotherhood
Peter Noble
Maxwell Be, Jones
Jones
Brotgom
Burrough
Montgom
Enee Atchison Ee Coven Ae
Auburn Auto
Orre
Eeerre Aviation Corp
Houston
Pullman
Bepboard Olde
Alaska
Coast Line
Bendix Aviat
Bethiehem
IBM Phillips
Socon
TOR
OURB
Ie Cities Service
Sachenga
Armissa Little
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Junior Order
Pershing St
Want—Exchange
Buick
P. O
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Meas K. Stewart & Son
Vives
G. Mackintosh
Cowelo Landscape Service
Moore
West Washington
Union Mattress Co
Brown Shoe Shop
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Roland Park Ave
Monthey Ave
Woodrow Ave
Montheu Ave
Fourth Street
Redding
Apply Hood Bank
Pope St
Hicks Street
J. N. McCrary
Lexington Avenue
Hicks
North Main
London
Morris
Whiteoak
C. A. Scarboro
Hichland Mills
Monarch Meeting
Chemical Club
Haven
O. K
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N . See Street
Foreest's
Wee Ee
Cassell
Ise Avenue
Dayton
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