Carolinas Lead In 1932 Cotton Prices In New Report
The 1932 crop values report shows the Carolinas with the top average prices for cotton. South Carolina averaged 7.21 cents per pound for 716000 bales and North Carolina 7.12 for 660000 bales, against the national 6.52 for 13002000 bales. Georgia led cottonseed at 12.73 dollars per ton.
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South Carolina
N. C
Washington
Carolinas
Department of Agriculture
Department
North Carolina
Arizona
Georgia
Mississippi
Virginia
Florida
Missouri
Tennessee
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Mexico
California
John W Kidd Dies After Long Illness At Daughter’s Home
John W Kidd 69 died at daughter Mrs W S Hauser 1702 East Commerce Street shortly after 9 am following a long illness. Born February 3 1863 in Guilford County he lived with the Hauser couple for six years. He was a member of Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church where funeral services will be held Friday at 3 pm led by Rev E W Jones with Rev T L Hill assisting. Interment in the family plot at the church cemetery. Surviving: widow four children Mrs Hauser two sons Robert and Edward Kidd of High Point George Kidd of Lynchburg Va two brothers Abe Kidd of High Point Greene Kidd of Richmond Va one sister Mrs Martha Kirkman of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kidd
W.S. Hauser
East Commerce Street
Mr. Kidd
Guilford County
Gream
Ruhamma Kidd
E. W. Jones
T. L. Hill
Colfax
Hauser
Robert
Edward Kidd
High Point
George Kidd
Lynchburg
Abe Kidd
William C Garner rites draw large crowd in Denton
Funeral services for William Cramer Garner son of William Henry and Tilithia Snider Garner were held at Toms Creek Primitive Baptist church with Elder Williams of Spencer and Rev. Mr. Martin of Denton officiating. Pallbearers included N L Garner Sylvester Garner Rome Garner Everett Garner Carl Garner and Clay Koontz. Surviving brothers and sisters J C Garner Denith Northcott Basha Jackson Annie Koontz Jemima Carroll Kizzie Gallimore attended. Burial followed at Toms Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cramer Garner
William Henry
Tilithia Snider Garner
Toms Creek Primitive Baptist Church
Elder Williams
Spender
N. C
Mr. Martin
Denton
N. L. Garner
Sylvester Garner
Rome Garner
Everett Garner
Carl Garner
Clay Koontz
Mr.arner
J. C. Garner
High Point
Denith Northcott
Basha Jackson
Greensboro
Annie Koontz
Churchland
Jemima Carrol
Jackson Hill
Kizzie Gallimore
Toms Creek Cemetery
Junior high celebrates American Book and Education Week
The Junior high held a two section program by home room groups of two librarians Mrs C F Farley and Miss Ellen Fletcher. Anne McMullan explained the Newbery medal and listed winning books from 1921 to 1932. A play The Treasure Hidden in Books featured James Broadwell and others with Carl Mickey as captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Farley
Ellen Fletcher
Jane Brady
Anne McMullan
Goody Two Shoes
John Newbery
London
American Library Association
Hendrik van Loon
Sam Bradley
David Johnson
Dr. Dolittle
Mrs Inez G Clary Laid To Last Rest
Funeral services for Mrs Inez G Clary wife of E S Clary were held at English Street M P church with Rev Edw Suits Rev O L Ruth and Mrs Co B Carter in charge The choir sang My Faith Looks Up to Thee and She Shall Meet to Part No Never Pallbearers were John Maughlin G Y Stone R D Fowler C Fowler Ward Swaim and Mr McBride Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez G. Clary
E.S. Clary
English Street
M. P
Edw. Suits
O. L. Ruth
Co. B. Carter
Mrs. Carter
John Maughlin
G. Y. Stone
R. D. Fowler
C. Fowler
Ward Swaim
Mr. McBride
Flowers
A. A. Anderson
W. B. Crook
Clarence Powers
Roy Fowler
Claude Younts
Claire Jenkins
Ethel Jenkins
Trouble Thwarted By Calm Action of High Point Woman
A potential theater stampede was averted when Mrs. M. Hall of 8 Hall Street calmed an audience at Rialto theater. After a projection outage caused a boy to shout fire, she ordered everyone to sit and the danger ended as the film resumed.
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High Point Woman
High Point
Mrs. Roosevelt Buys Southern Craft in Daring Xmas Spree
Mrs. Roosevelt tours a Corcoran exhibit of Southern mountain handicrafts and buys items for White House staff, including quilts inlaid designs and wood carvings. Sculptor Gutzon Borglum offers to design a memorial for a national cemetery at Muscle Shoals site.
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Washington
Corcoran Art Gallery
Roosevelt
Gotzon Borglum
Tennessee Valley Authority
Central Cemetery
Muscle Shoals Waters
Southern Highlands
Appalachian Range
Mason Dixon Line
White House
Mr. Howe
Randolph Votes Dry By 7 679 to 763 Count
Final tabulation of Randolph's Tuesday election shows 7 679 dry votes to 763 wet. John W. Clark led the dry ticket while Arthur Ross ran as repeal candidate.
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Randolph
Dry
Ashebord
John W. Clark
Arthur Ross
Crotts and Ensley announce Hillsville marriage
Willie Crotts son of Mr and Mrs John Crotts and Genevieve Ensley daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ensley were married Saturday afternoon in Hillsville Virginia The couple will reside in this community1
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Thomasville
Willie Crotts
John Crotts
Genevieve Ensley
George Ensley
Hillsville
Cardus Cardui product testimony from Fort Payne reader
Mrs. M. M. Cook of Fort Payne Alabama describes taking Cardus Better After First Bottle and its impact on back and side pain. She says the medicine helped ease soreness and left her much improved, leading her to recommend Cardui to others.
New Orleans Prepares for Mardi Gras and Shushan Airport Dedication
In February New Orleans plans for hundreds of out of state visitors to attend the Mardi Gras celebrations and the dedication of Shushan Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Shushan Airport
Do You Really Want To Stop That Cough
An advertisement promises instant relief from a hacking cough with Bronchuline Emulsion. It touts a sweet taste and a strong effect, offering money back if relief is not achieved, and lists Mann Drug Co and Economy Drug among guarantors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug Co
Economy Drug
Wood
St Kilda Mail by Buoy as Post Office Unavailable
St Kilda, lacking a post office, cannot sell stamps. Letters receive postage attached to sheepskin buoys, cast into the sea to drift until collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Kilda
Hebrides
Rabbi Goodkowitz to Speak Friday at B'nay-Israel
Friday evening services at B'nay-Israel begin at 7 45 with Rabbi H S Goodkowitz officiating. A special Armistice sermon titled A World in Chairs will be delivered. Visitors are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B’nay-Israel
H. S. Goodkowitz
Pope Focuses on New Deal at High Point Rotary Lunch
R L Pope of Thomasville spoke to High Point Rotarians at the Sheraton Hotel praising cooperation and faith in citizens as a path through crisis. He noted New Deals recur in history and urged renewed courage and service. Liston Pope urged Red Cross Roll Call participation with examples from North Carolina and High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Pope
Thomasville
High Point Rotarians
Sheraton Hotel
Liston Pope
Red Cross
North Carolina
High Point
R R Lawrence to Address Central Labor Union Meeting
A special woodworkers meeting at Central Labor Union hall 127 1-2 North Wrenn Street Friday at 7 30 pm features R R Lawrence of Winston Salem as principal speaker. Lawrence will discuss the organization and codes while a top colored quartet provides 30 minutes of music before the address. Upholsterers Local No 27 adjusts to 7 pm for a brief business session before the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union Hall
North Wrenn Street
R. R. Lawrence
Winston-Salem
North Carolina State Federation of Labor
Everett Morris
Central Labor Union
Lawrence
Fall Leaves Cause Slippery Roads for Autos
In autumn, slipping incidents rise as leaves on streets collect moisture and frost overnight, appearing dry on the surface. The warning notes that fallen leaves create slick conditions for drivers in fall weather.
Two Meetings of Il W A Announced
A meeting of loopers from local hosiery plants will be held tonight at 7 at the Industrial Workers Association new hall 817 South Main Street announced by D W Bradley president. A general meeting of workers will be held there Friday night at the same hour. Under the new Michigan motor law a person who fails to pay an automobile accident judgment may never drive a car again in Michigan.
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Industrial Workers Association
New Hall
South Main Street
D. W. Bradley
Michigan
Local Exchange Records Mixed Household Help Offers
The listing reports individuals registered at the community exchange seeking work around the home. A middle aged man seeks housekeeping and a couple of white girls offer six hours of housekeeping for wages.
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Alabama
William C. Garner
American Book and Education Week
Laguardia
New York City
Tong
Tammany Hall
Fiorello B. LaGuardia
By Bess Furman
Associated Press
Smoky Mountain Cabin
Joy Kime Benton
Hendersonville
Gutzon Borglum
King's Mountain
Rabbi Goodkowitz
iRs
High Point People
Iueaen
Mandadro
Il. W. A
Hofheimer
The
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