Furniture Manufacturers Convene At Pinehurst
A large group of High Point and southern furniture makers gather at Pinehurst for the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association 21st annual meeting. Sessions include divisional meetings and a golf tournament at Number One course with four trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Southern Furniture
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
R. N. Parker
Johnson City
Tenn
B. C. Philpott
Lexington
N. C
T. J. Ryan
High Point
C. C. Prince
Association
Prince
Furniture
Carolina Hotel
Pinehurst Country Club
Farquar Furnaces Offer and Service in Greensboro
Liberal allowance on old furnaces exchange for new Farquars. Free estimates for sales and service. Farquar Furnace Co at 713 Summit Ave Greensboro NC offers genuine Farquar parts and service through this company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farquars
Farquar Furnace Co Co
Summit Ave
Greensboro
Farquar
Farquar Furnace Service
Stolen Overcoat Brought to Police Station
A tan overcoat with matching gloves is at the police headquarters awaiting its owner. Police seized the coat when they arrested Marion Brown and William Franklin, both described as negroes, who are held for investigation. One man admitted the coat was stolen but did not know from whom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Brown
William Franklin
Aviation Inspector Spends Night With Davis at Local Airport
Robert G. Meich an aviation inspector for the department of commerce visited the Charles Kenner airport as a guest of Paul F. Davis operations manager. He toured the field examined the hangars and aircraft and was pleased with the layout equipment and operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Robert G. Meich
Aeronautics Division
Department of Commerce
Paul F. Davis
Charles Kenner
Mr. Meich
Waiter Proposal Rejected Then Waiter Promises to Wait
A playful exchange shows a man rejected after three proposals while a woman teases him about waiting. He remains determined and jokes about starting a restaurant one day, while she questions his resolve.
Don't Sleep on Left Side Gas Hurts Heart
An advisory promoting Adlerika laxative claims gas in the upper bowel causes poor sleep and nervousness. It suggests bedtime use of warm water with glycerine buckthorn bark and saline compound Adlerika to wash out poisons, promising relief in two hours. Eckerd's advertises free, no coupon stamp offers from SERIKA CO. AD Dept. DD St Paul Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckerd’s. Free
Annema Co
Stamp Serika CO
AD Dept. DD
St. Paul, Minn
Cancellation of a Life Policy Sought by Colonial Life
Colonial Life Insurance sues Mrs. Margaret Crews Vaughan beneficiary to cancel a $10,000 policy issued in August after the insured C Vaughan died. The suit alleges false statements at medical exam claiming no other policies and no illness. Company seeks policy cancellation and return of one month premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Vaughan
Colonial Life Insurance Company
Margaret Crews Vaughan
Vaughan
Mooresville
Methodist ministers head to Asheville conference
Local pastors from the city travelled to Asheville for the Western North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. The session opened with a sacramental service at the Central church led by Bishop Edwin Mouton. A layman’s banquet and sermon followed as part of the program. The report highlights Wesley Memorial’s strong submission showing a paid in full financial program of about $60 000 and is expected to be one of the region’s finest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Asheville
Western North Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Church
Edwin Mouton
G. L. Morelock
Gilbert T. Rowe
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
L. F. Tuttle
A. L. Aycock
South Main Street M. E
BE. M. Kirk
Calvary M. F
EB. M. Jones
Archdale
Ward Street
M. E
C. F. Womble
Colored Legion Post Holds Celebration at Green Grove Park
The John McLean colored post of the American Legion held its largest celebration in years at Green Grove Park yesterday. Barbecue fed an estimated 1,000 to 1,500 people. Dancing continued until the orchestra gave out. Officials reported no rowdiness and that attendees enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLean
Colored Post
The
American Legion
Green Grove Park
Post
Verdict in Jones suit against city opens in Greensboro
The 25000 dollar suit of H. B. Jones against the city of High Point began with O L Sapp delivering the first attorney argument. G H Jones followed for the defense and Clifford Frazier took the plaintiff side. Judge Warlick will outline the evidence and a verdict, if reached, will come late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Greensboro
H. 8. Jones
High Point
O. L. Sapp
G. H. Jones
Waiser
Clifford Frazier
Warlick
Strong Cast To Present Annual Charity Play
The American Business club stages Elmer Rice comedy See Naples and Die at Paramount tomorrow night. Notable cast members include Charles Carroll played by Thomas J. Gold Jr and Wannette Dodge Kosoff by Mildred Walker. Proceeds benefit the club’s Christmas and winter charity fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Theater
American Business Club
Naples and Die
Margaret Hauser
Albergo Pensions de'Medici
Capo di Sorrento
Bay of Naples
Elmer Rice
Ctun
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Charles Carroll
W. B. Mitchell
James B. Lovelace
Basil Fowlinson
Jesse Washburn
Angelo de Medici
W. G. Shipman
Lucy Evans
William A. Tomlinson
Hugo von Kraus
Clara Case Ingram
Liisa
Hila Burton Hutchinson
Hijardis de Medici
Mary Simmons
Kunegunde Wands
O. A. Kirkman
J. B. Richardson
Prince Ivan Ivanovitch Kosoff
James&. Moffitt
Stepan
George Merke
Mary Elizabeth Dodge Norton
Ralph Slate
Jan Skulany
J. J. McMurray
Christma
Coleman Defends Japanese Claims In Present Issue
Horace E. Coleman a Tokyo veteran defends Japan in the Sino-Japanese dispute at the High Point Rotary club. He outlines Japan’s isolation era, Perry’s arrival, and mutual trade with the United States, arguing Japanese claims and Chinese welfare hinge on resolving Manchuria leasehold issues amid regional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
High Point Rotary Club
Horace E. Coleman
Tokyo
Coleman
East
Commodore Perry
Perry
America
United States
Manchuria
Russia
Siberian
Port Arthur
Christian Meet At Greensboro Begins Final Session
The North Carolina and Virginia conference of the Christian Church opened its final session at Bethel church in Rockingham County. Resolutions favored merging the Christian church covered by the conference with the local congregational church, with committees appointed to work out details. Dr. C. G. Rowland of First Christian Church Greensboro was re elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
North Carolina and
Virginia
Conference of the Christian Church
Bethel Church
Rockingham County
Christian Church
Congregational Church
C. G. Rowland
First Christian Church
Parents to Attend Parent Go to School Night at High Point High
High Point High School prepared for the annual Parent Go to School Night beginning at 7 30 with parents invited to meet teachers observe class instruction and view routines. Home room periods run ten minutes lunch is at the end and parents may visit departments during student lunch. Principal L R Johnston urged parents to learn their child's room and teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
High Point High School
L. R. Johnston
North Carolina
Matson, Mary C. Passes Away In High Point Home
Mrs. Mary C. Matson, longtime High Point resident, died at her daughter’s home on West Farriss avenue after five months of illness. Born December 4, 1872 in Campbellsville, Kentucky, she leaves a daughter Mrs. J. C. Mahon, a son Robert Creel Matson, and several siblings. The body will go to Lebanon, Kentucky, for funeral services Saturday at 11 a.m. Rev. T. J. Porter to officiate. burial in Ryder cemetery beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Matson
J. C. Mahon
West Farriss Avenue
Mrs. Matson
Campbellsville
Robert and
Davie Carroll Creel
High Point
Unusually Quiet Armistice Day Observed In High Point
Armistice day passed quietly in High Point with a small parade led by the high school band and uniformed veterans. A. E. Bennett of Winston-Salem urged support for cash payments on veterans' adjusted compensation certificates while Grover H. Jones could not attend. Banks closed though most offices stayed open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
A. E. Bennett
Winston-Salem
Congress
Main Street
Sheraton Hotel
de- Molay
W. G. Friddle
Bennett
Grover H. Jones
Drum
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Greensboro
Gate City
Elks Leader to Speak at High Point Lodge Meeting
Hon D W Sorrell district deputy grand Exalted Ruler of Durham will address High Point Lodge No 1155 BPOE tonight at 7 30 in the lodge hall. He arrives about 6 pm and will meet members at the Sheraton Hotel. The event includes initiatory degree work a social hour and refreshments with a large turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Sorrell
Durham
High Point Lodge
Sorrell
Sheraton
Elks
D. D. Parsons
High Pointe
International meeting set at YWCA on East Commerce
Tonight at 7:30 o clock the YWCA on East Commerce Street hosts an international meeting with several addresses. Prof. Francis Anscombe of Salem College will speak, introduced by Miss Clara Cox, followed by tea and refreshments served by Live Y’ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Commerce Street
Francis Anscombe
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Clara Cox
Emi Hinchari
Greensboro College For Women
Emma Saleeby
Constance Lam
North Carolina College For Women
Grover Kester
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Southern Association
K. W. Jappe
Brookmire Institute of
New York City
George C. Cosgrove
Owosso
Mich
C. C. Lincoln
Marion
Farquar Furnaces
Seles and Service Wilson Motor Company
Woodruff Clinic
North Main Street
Burrus Clinic
Walkup K. McCain
Ye - Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
J. E. Black
Cable Street
High Point Ice & Coal Company
South Main
GEO. G. Scott & Co
Napa Public Y. Co. H. Bass
Stephen
MAR’ Furn Radiator Enclosur Rugs v. Co. Plury
E’s Inc
Turesaw Paperers Draperies
W. M. Barker
N. Main
M. A. Lackey
College Street
Sraaporentii
West Broad
Western North Carolina Conference
Colored Legion
Lodises
S. Wrenn Street
Singer
Sapp
City
Frazier
Christian Meet
MARS
W. G. Matson
Bluebird
Ruby’s, Inc
South Main High Point
CLE
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
Vo. A
Idol
Vice
Treas
C. BH
Ellis
Sec's
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