Construction Permits Total $157 750 in City Week
City building inspector issued permits totaling 157 750 for new construction this week. Non residential work included Harriss Covington Hosiery Mill 15000, City Hall annex 24000, Tar Heel Upholstery 20000, and several other projects. Residential permits covered multiple 5 to 8 room homes with costs from 2 000 to 25 000, plus a 11 800 Woodruff residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriss-Covington
Inspecor
A. R. Strange
Tar Heel
Quaker Lane
A. Bruce Conrad
Rolling Rd
M. G. Smith and Son
William T. Peatross
W. Ray St
W. B. Woodruff
Woodbrook Ct
Pay-As-You-Go Helps High Point Bonded Debt Drop
High Point now owes $4.854 million in bonded debt after a $193 000 April 1 payment, the lowest since 1925 26. A June 1 payment will further reduce debt to about $4.814 million. Officials credit conservative, pay go budgeting since 1933 and debt readjustment plans for the sustained decline. Moody’s has raised High Point bonds to Aa, reflecting improved finances and strong repayment prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
H. N. Williard
High Point Savings and Trust Co
Rich Fork
Willard
H. L. Crowe
Moody's Investors Service
Broadway
New York City
North Carolina
Securities Advisory Committee
Public relations rise in American business noted
The article recounts a national conference story about public relations, tracing its rise from press agents to high level counsel. It highlights the spread of PR staffing, six-figure fees, and global reach, with examples from Barnum to Edison era events and the idea of guiding mass opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eealane F. Poe
U.S. Steel
Heaven
Hell
America
Zoe Booth
Pineas T. Barnum
London
Thomas Thumb
Barnum
Light
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Edison
Dearborn
Mich
Hoover
Ford
Arborn
Clarke Attends Southern Chamber Executives Meeting
Phil Clarke of the High Point Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Division will join the Southern Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives annual meeting in Asheville from today through Tuesday. More than 250 chamber executives from 16 southern states will attend to hear talks on management and development with speakers Marvin Hurley Rex Winslow Clem Johnston Arthur Motley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Clarke
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Southern Association of Chamber of Commerce
Asheville
Sesson
Marvin Hurley
SACCE
Houston
Texas
Rex S. Winslow
University of North Carolina
Clem D. Johnston
Roanoke
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Arthur M. Motley
Parade Publications, Inc
Jim Sommers Joins Allen B. Welborn, Inc.
James F. Sommers, experienced in insurance and real estate brokerage, joins Allen B. Welborn, Inc. from Kvonts Realty. A High Pointer, he dwells at 801 Hines Street with wife Eunice Beasley and two children Linda and Gayle. active in Green Street Baptist Church, Point Sertoma Club, VFW Post, and Junior Order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F
Jim) Sommers
Allen B. Welborn, Inc
Sommers
Kvonts Realty
Green Street Baptist Church
Point Sertoma Club
V. F. W. Post
Junior Order
Eunice Beasley
Linda
Gayle
Hines Street
Allen
Tax Return Changes Allow Standard Deduction Option
Tax forms now permit a 10 percent Standard Deduction in place of itemizing. State tax returns are due by April 15.
Division Manager J Ed Heath Named at Arc Equipment
J Ed Heath has been named Division Manager in the Sales Department of Arc Equipment Corporation Bryan Ohio. His territory covers the Carolinas Virginia West Virginia and Eastern Tennessee. Heath replaces Norman Line who was transferred. Heath is an Air Force veteran and has three years as a mill supply salesman and six years as an abrasives salesman. State income tax returns must be filed by April 15 if income consisted of salaries wages commissions dividends and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edwin Heath
Arc Equipment Corporation
Bryan
Ohio
Heath
Carolinas
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Adams Street
Aro Corporation
Norman Line
Air Force
V.F.W
Tax filing date extended by General Assembly to April
The filing date for state income tax returns has been extended by the General Assembly from March 15 to April. This policy change affects taxpayers statewide and shifts deadline compliance accordingly.
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General Assembly
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Welborn
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Jim Sommers
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Acme
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Weenie
Missouri Ins Co
Handley
Cn CO
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Seweues Chine
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Aosssett Furniture
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Robertson Rtson
Cape Fear
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Taylor Lg
Ala & Gathey
RM Copel Dan
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Qata Air Lines
Tex Ce Inc
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Seer Farrington
Cod
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Gul Gariock Parking Co
Anes
Harris Fd & Ma
Lame Finance Group
Sst Home Insurance Co
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Ood Sys
Inter Mountain
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Sears Auto Store
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