Stock Market Edges Up Amid Franco German Reparations Talks
The market cooled after an early upturn with narrow moves as rails rose briefly before profit taking after dividends. Radio issues weighed on the group while General Electric and Eastman gained. Fresh silver strength and cautious optimism on Franco German reparations hovered over trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jagger
Union Pacific
Keith
General Electric
Radio, Steel
Eastman
New York
Radio
Radio Seith
Mitchell
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade Bulletin
Potatoes in Chicago on November 22 show dull trading with total deliveries 506 and a 79 cent on track price. Wisconsin round whites range 70 to 85 cents, Minnesota North Dakota and River Ohio 85 to 95, Idaho Russets No 1 1.25 to 1.49, No 2 1.00 to 1.05, com mercials 1.10, Nebraska unclassified 90 to 1.00. fancy prices higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. 8
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
River Ohio
Idaho
Nebraska
Honest Miss Harrison Finds Lost Dollar In Box Letter
Miss Ruth Harrison of 115 Howell Street recovered a letter opened by box owners and returned to officials. Inside the letter two one dollar bills remained intact, confirming the mail was delivered with the money still inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Herrison
Howell Street
Ashland official cites health program note
County nurse Gertrude Stein presented her report on a more efficient health program in Ashland Wisconsin. She read a letter implying a humorous household exception as the sauerkraut barrel fills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Wis
Gertrude Stein
Coleman On Japan At Central Friends Supper
Horace F. Coleman again spoke on Japan at Central Friends supper program. He highlighted tea and rice industries and education with slides of landscapes gardens and parks. Mrs Coleman explained bridal Kimono symbolism and spoke to boys and girls about life in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Horace F. Coleman
Central Friends
Coleman
Kimona
Norman Fidler
Florence Blair
Horace Haworth
Nnne
Guilford College
Wheat prices tumble as Russian exports surge in Black Sea
Chicago prices edge lower as Black Sea shipments rise, with 2,480,000 bushels from Russia for the week doubling the prior figure. Opening declines compressed gains, and corn and oats follow wheat lower amid government crop reports. Provisions stay near steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Russia
Black Sea
Chicago Livestock Prices Steady to Lower on Hogs Cattle Sheep
U S Dept of Agriculture reports Chicago market activity slow with hogs 40 600 head, many direct at 10 lower. cattle 6 000, calves 2 000, trading uneven with best grain fed steers around 12.00, sheep 17 000 mostly steady with good to choice lambs at 5.50 to 6.25 and feeders 4.25 to 4.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
Bank Defendant In Usury Suit Started In Municipal Court
The Husseys sue Industrial Bank of Richmond in High Point municipal court seeking 475 dollars. They allege a 500 dollar loan in July 1926, secured by 60 notes of 12.50 each, 59 paid. The claim asserts the amount demanded equals twice the interest paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Bank of Richmond
Allen J. Hussey
Ida L. Hussey
High Point
Community growth through coordinated business groups urged
November 12, 1931 editorial argues High Point must face competition from other communities by building and maintaining an organization to prepare and distribute facts. It traces the rise of group action from early guilds to modern trade associations, noting unity of purpose fuels prosperity and interdependence of industry and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ANR
Chambe Commerce
High Point
Merle Thorpe
Chamber of Commerce
Kipling
Adams
Leeds
Lancastershire
Prench
North
South Holland
Holland
Italy
America
Washington
New Jersey
Work On New Sunday School Rooms Begins
J O Connor and Son contractors started erecting three rooms linking the South Main Methodist Episcopal Church South Sunday school quarters with the old parsonage. The expansion aims to support rapid Sunday school growth and adds five new rooms plus a small assembly area, with occupancy planned for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Methodist Episcopal Church
South
J. O. Connor and Son
Chestnut Street
Death of 3 year old Alfred Yates Jr
Thomasville report notes the sudden death of Alfred Yates Jr a 3 year old boy the son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Yates at their home amid fears after diphtheria. Funeral services were conducted by Rev J L Trollinger at Fair Grove Methodist church with burial in the church cemetery. Elena Lola C Snider family move to a new 45 acre farm north of the city near highway 10 and Calvary Reformer church as Walter Beck completes a brick residence west of the city on 20 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Alfred Yates, Jr
Alfred Yates
Fair Grove Methodist Church
J. L. Trollinger
Brown Summit
Walter Beck
Highway 10
Calvary Reformer Church
Fam&y
Lola C, Snider
Snides
Thomasville Store Company
North Carolina Conference to vote on church book change
The M. E. Conference opposes the change and will act next week with a required two thirds vote in each conference before sending to the general conference for ratification. Drama marked the session as Rev. Ware spoke of passing the mantle to his son Rev. D. W. Ware of Lenoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
General Conference
Mr. Ware
D. W. Ware
Lenoir
Services Are Held For Wesley Owens
Funeral services for Wesley Owens aged 18 were held at Highland M B Church with Rev G L Liner and Rev B M Taft officiating. Interment was in Oakwood cemetery with pallbearers Arthur Norman Edward Graves C B Shiver Hurley Williams F M Taylor Fred Lentz. Flowers carried by Grace Young Nan Utley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Owens
Proctor Street
Highland M. BR
G. L. Liner
Southside Baptist Church
B. M. Taft
Oakwood Cemetery
Arthur Norman
Edward Graves
C. B. Shiver
Hurley Williams
F. M. Taylor
Fred Lentz
Grace Young
Nan Utley
Tom Jones
James Young
Melton Anders
Mia
Fred Whitt
L. M. Young
Jesus
Local Man’s Father Dies in Burlington
W. S. Phibbs of Clyde Avenue traveled to Burlington after the death of his father James G. Phibbs who died yesterday afternoon at the Emergency hospital from complications after an injured hand. A well known retired farmer, he is survived by two sons W. G. of High Point and C. G. of Burlington. two daughters Mrs. J. W. Maxwell and Mrs. D. Ax Barber of Brown Summit. one brother Frank of Greensboro. and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S.phibbbs
Clyde Avenue
Burlington
James G. Phibbs
Phibbs
W. G
High Point
C. G
J. W. Maxwell
D. Ax Barber
Brown Summitt
Frank
Greensboro
Steel Sacrifice Urged for Essential Emergency Use
Officials urge prioritizing steel for critical wartime needs. The call highlights reallocating resources to support essential manufacturing and defense efforts, emphasizing quick decisions to ensure supply chains remain intact during ongoing shortages and national priority crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
City emergency help line aids job seekers
The Emergency Committee maintains a 24 hour phone line in the city to connect residents with available work. Mrs. W. EB. Price, the full time secretary, and her assistant staff the third floor office to coordinate cooks cleaners and repair help for unemployed residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Ay
W. EB. Price
Dr Nabers On Jesus Passing In Everyday Life
The Rev. Charles Haddon Nabers spoke at First Presbyterian midweek service about Jesus passing by in daily duties and in pivotal life moments. He cited biblical figures and modern trials to urge faithful attitudes amid hardship.
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DR. Nabers
Jesus
Rocky Road
Jericho
Jesus of Nazareth
Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
God
David
Ornan
Moses
University of
Hellopolis
Wildernes
Matthew
Lightest Tobacco Market Sales In Weeks At Winston-Salem
Lightest sales in weeks on the Winston-Salem tobacco market yesterday with about 300000 pounds sold. Average price around 9.75 dollars per hundred, traders attributing light activity to Armistice Day holiday as farmers heeded the market closure. Prices across grades remained consistent with recent days, and growers were urged to sell crops quickly.
Delegates convene for AACU annual meeting in Chapel Hill
Fifty nine delegates from 29 institutions in the United States and Canada gather in Chapel Hill North Carolina for the annual meeting of the American Association of Universities formed in 1909 to discuss problems of common interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
N. C
United Sates
Canada
World Neighborhood Theme Cited By Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida congresswoman Ruth Bryan Owen says the world is a neighborhood rather than distant nations. She emphasizes shared responsibility and close global ties in a speech advocating international cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Furniture Men Attend Pinehurst Association Meet
About 100 delegates gathered in Pinehurst for the annual meeting of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association. K W Jappe of the Brookmire Institute predicted the current economic crisis three years ago and spoke tonight as reports from timber and other committees were reviewed. C Lincoln Jr of Marionville Va presides. R N Parker of Johnson City is first vice president. J T Ryan Jr of High Point is secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
K. W. Jappe
Brookmire Institute
C. Lincoln, Jr
Marionsville
R. N. Parker
Johnson City
J. T. Ryan, Jr
High Oat
Baptists Meet at Twin City Closes in Winston-Salem
The North Carolina Baptist State Convention closed in Winston-Salem naming J. Powell Tucker to preach the 1932 sermon with W. E. Goode as alternate. The body voted to issue 300000 in bonds to retire existing debt backed by a deed of trust on Meredith College and set February 14 1932 as Debt Day to raise 75004.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. C
Pelee
J. Powell Tucker
W. E. Goode
Scotland Neck
Free Will Baptists
Mission Activitie
Worth Carolina
Ts MenS Club Meets at Y W C A
The Ys Men s Club held its first post formation meeting at the Y W C A with President J D McCrary in charge and M L Patrick speaking on What Is a Wise Man The club aims to welcome city youth and foster personal growth A nominating committee was appointed for officer recommendations and Tuesday was chosen as regular meeting night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Fellowship
Y's Men's Club
J. D. McCrary
M. L. Patrick
McCrary
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady After Early Decline
The New Orleans cotton market opened fairly steady with prices down 3 to 8 points from yesterday. December fell to 6.57, January 6.67, and March 6.83 before recovering. later, prices held near yesterday's close as buying waned and wheat fell. Domestic consumption for October reached 460,000 bales, vs 464,000 in September and 443,000 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
Liverpool
New York Cotton Exchange Service
New York Cotton Opens Steady With Early Gains
New York cotton opened steady with a 2 to 6 point advance as buying and demand from commission houses supported prices. January rose to 6.69, with December at 6.62 and March at 6.88, while Liverpool and Alexandria showed firmness. Brokers for cooperative interests sold, and pressure remained light despite the upturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Alexandria
Card of Thanks for Bobby Smite
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of our beloved son Bobby and for the floral offerings. NR. and Mrs W H Smite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
W. H. Smite
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Cecil
James Barrier
Beaman Street
Montheu Avenue
Richard
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Sunset Drive
Archdale
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J. N. McCrary
Henry D. Perry
Arthur
A. Gherrod
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Atlantic Ins. & Realty Company
Reni
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Redding
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Richmond
Guilford
Bunnell Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn
CITY
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Goodyear
South Main
D. & Suits
Norcarol Shoe Repair
Main
Washington Streets
Edwards Business
de Soto
Plymouth
Superor Motors, Inc
W. Quattlebaum
Mgr
Main Street
P. H. Lagenby
Hhss
Carson's Wood Yard
LaRue
Ohio
J. H. Wright
East Green Street
Ance
Hayworth Road
Lovett Peauly
West End
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
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Chrysler
Cone Seceegs
Curtiss Warner
Seensee Dupont
Gem Motors
Asco
Robb
Ee Sree Sens
Ackard
Hillips
Tep Steel
Ars Rodduck
Oiss
Wort
Oisnese
Cess Este Sme
Central Friends Church
Chicago Grain
Aunch
M. E. Church
Thomasville News
M. E
First Presbyterian
Twin City
Baptists
Charlotte
Raleig
T'S
South Carolina
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