Mid Winter Furniture Market Elimination Not Yet Considered
A poll of exhibitors and Southern retailers is needed before the Southern Furniture Exposition Building Co would consider dropping the mid winter market. Paul W. Casey cites 82 percent of Southern retailers favor two markets yearly and notes exhibitors must be surveyed as well as High Point market feedback. Some manufacturers may hold their own shows if the Southern market is cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Poitts
Southern Furniture Exposition Building Co., Inc
Southern Furniture
Paul W. Casey
National Retail Furniture Dealers Association
Mr. Casey
High Point Mart
Christmas Cards and Music at Bland Music Co Ad
Advertising notice promotes Christmas greeting cards and sheet music available at R. R. Bland Music Co located at Washington and Main Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Bland Music CO
Washington & Main Sts
R. R. Bland Music
A.v
Cardinal Sbarretti Celebrates Eightieth Birthday
Cardinal Donato Sbarretti observed his 80th birthday in Rome as the second oldest member and vice-dean of the sacred college. Pope Pius IX sent congratulations and a blessing. Telegrams of felicitations came in from the United States and Canada where he acts as protector of eight religious orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Donato Sbarretti
United States
Sacred College
Pope Pius
Canada
Underwood Dies After Four-Week Illness at 44
Robert Shelby Underwood 44 of 401 Cable Street Durham Duke hospital after a four week illness. Born October 7 1892 in Randolph County he moved to High Point 25 years ago worked at Lambeth Manufacturing and belonged to Oak Hill Baptist Church. Survived by wife Grace Ellington three daughters Edith Ruth Iris Lee a son Bobby his father M F Underwood four brothers Lewis Charlie Jeff Raymona a sister Mrs A D Snider and Mrs John R May. Feral arrangements not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shelby Underwood
Cable Street
Duke Hospital
Durham
Mr. Underwood
Randolph County
M. F
Georgianna Underwood
High Point
Lambeth Manufacturing Company
Lambeth Manufacturing Company. Mr. Underwood Was A Member of the Oak Hill
Grace Ellington
Edith
Ruth
Iris Lee Underwood
Bobby
M. F. Underwood
Lewis
Charlie
Jeff
Raymona
A. D. Snider
John R. May
Thomasville
Palmer H V 62 Died After Week Long Illness In High Point
H V Palmer age 62 of 1811 English street died at a local hospital at 4 o clock this morning after a week with paralysis. Born Wadley Georgia October 7 1874 he had resided in High Point five years. Survived by five sons Grady A W L Palmer Walder and Lewis Palmer High Point and C H Palmer Starkeville Mississippi. four daughters Mrs J M Holmes Durham Mrs J C Malpass High Point Mrs Clyde Standefer Leland Miss and Mrs J O McNeil Pensacola Florida. one brother James Palmer Vedelia Georgia and one sister Mrs Lou Futrelle Pensacola Florida. Funeral from Grady A Palmers home Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock by Dr A B Conrad First Baptist Church. burial Floral Garden cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. V. Palmer
H. V. Palmer
English Street
Wadley
High Point
W. L
Grady A
Walder
Lewis Palmer
C. H. Palmer
Starkeville
Miss
J. M
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Floral Garden Cemetery
Fox hunting reel filmed in Richmond County
Movie sound and camera crews are in Rockingham filming a fox hunting reel in Richmond County. A quail hunting reel is planned for next week with similar production crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham
Richmond County
Eli Terry Pioneering Clockmaker Sells Handcrafted Timepieces
Eli Terry a leading early New England watchmaker crafted a few dozen timepieces by hand then mounted them on his horse to travel and sell them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Terry
New England
Coin making methods: cast and struck explained
A cast coin is formed by pouring molten metal between two molds while a struck coin is stamped from a metal blank such as gold silver nickel or copper bronze.
Christmas Bland Music On Washington and Main Sts
A brief notice from Washington and Main Streets reports bland Christmas music playing in public spaces. The item mentions C. A. V. as a cited party in the scene.
Raleigh Insurance Dept Receipts Rise in FY1936
Receipts of the state insurance department for the fiscal year ended June 30 1936 totaled 1 757 833 dollars, up from 1 577 000 dollars in the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Insurance Department
Girl Located After Ten Days Missing in Sanford
Lucille Tally a 15 year old girl reported missing from her Sanford home ten days ago was found by detectives in Charlotte. Authorities did not release further details on her condition or whereabouts during the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Lucille Tally
Sanford
Coggins Drops Prosecution in Mooresville Riot Case
Solicitor Charles L. Coggins announced he would not prosecute Leonard Green and others charged with inciting to riot over the September 1935 Mooresville cotton mill strike. The trial held last spring ended in a mistrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
Charles L. Coggins
Leonard Green
Mooresville
No Bill In Manslaughter Case At Statesville
The Iredell superior court grand jury returned a no bill in the case of J H Lawrance assistant manager of the Presbyter ian Orphans Home at Barnum Springs charged with manslaughter in the death of Edward Rogers last June 27 Rogers was killed when struck by Lawrance s car near Statesville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
Iredell
J. H. Lawrance
Presbyterian
Barnum Springs
Edward Rogers
Rogers
Lawrance
Here
Confederate Vet William Agnew Dies in Chester
William Banks Agnew 90 year old Confederate veteran died yesterday in Chester. Funeral services were held today at the home of his daughter Mrs. C. B. Gladden. His death leaves only two surviving Confederate veterans in Chester county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
D. C
William Banks Agnew
C. B. Gladden
Chester County
Firefight Near Southport Leads to Ambush Report
Night Police officer Lewis arrived after an ambush as a man stepped from behind a building at about 60 feet, fired once, then vanished into darkness. Identity remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
Lewis
High New Dealers Embrace Watchful Waiting on Policy
Washington November 12 High New Dealers appeared to adopt a watchful waiting stance on constitutional amendments and revival of experiments like AAA and NRA They will await future events and public opinion before pursuing a broad program Secretary Wallace said the administration will not ask Congress to restore AAA control but expects drought and high prices to push farmers toward more production freedom next year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AAA
NRA
Wallace
Congress
United States
Debates at NC Baptist Convention Highlight Training and Munitions Nationalization
Delegates debated compulsory military training and nationalization of the munitions industry while denouncing lynching. Judge Hayes urged legislative action to curb liquor, and social service amendments spurred lively discussion. The morning session also wrestled with choosing a new president and Wake Forest dancing policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress
North Carolina Baptist Convention
Johnson J. Hayes
Zeno Wall
Wake Forest College
Treasury Seeks Indefinite Extension of Power Stabilization Fund
The treasury aims to extend the stabilization fund beyond January 30 under current law. Officials say the extension may be for an indefinite period as treasury experts favor unlimited continuance to support the monetary accord with France and England. The pact calls the three nations to use available resources to smooth currency fluctuations, with withdrawal allowed if a country faces adverse internal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
France
Engand
Stabilization Fund
United States
England church bishops rise while clergy numbers fall
The Church of England has seen the number of bishops triple over six decades, while clergy ranks have declined by about 6 000 during the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
New Rowan County Prison Hospital Is Ready For Use
The Rowan county prison camp near Salisbury opens a 40 bed infirmary for non surgical cases. Acting Director Oscar T Pitts says the one floor building will operate with Salisbury physicians part time and reduce transports to the central prison hospital. Other division hospitals exist at Buncombe, Durham, and New Hanover camps.
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Raleigh
Rowan County
Salisbury
Oscar T. Pitts
Prison Division
Pitts
Hos
Pital
Central Prison
Buncombe County
Asheville
Durham County Camp
Durham
New Hanover County
Wilmington
Central Prison Hospital
Rotary Speakers Highlight World Conditions and Peace
Dr. Samuel Haworth, head of Guilford College Religious Education, spoke to the Rotary Club on world conditions, urging less nationalism and backing Wilson’s peace without victory. He noted Germany’s armament and dictatorship yet optimistic stance, and favored a negotiated peace based on equality rather than victors’ terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Ryan
Rotary Club
Forrest Johnson
John FE. Fox
Charlotte
Germany
Dr. Haworth
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Haworth
Dr Dafoe Unworried By Process Server
Dr Allan Roy Dafoe remained in seclusion at his New York hotel and seemed unworried by a Chicago process server pursuing him. He said he planned to go to bed early and a spokesman noted he did not know what the summons concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allan Roy Dafoe
Chicago
Dr George H Crowell pleads guilty in involuntary manslaughter case
Dr George H Crowell of Archdale admitted involuntary man slaughter in Guilford county superior court regarding the April 26 Greensboro crash that killed Mrs J A Yates of Friendship. The plea was accepted and prayer for judgment continued to November 17. W H Savage of High Point also pled guilty to drunken driving with a three month suspended sentence and a $100 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
George H. Crowell
Archdale
Guilford County Superior Court
Crowell
Mra
J. A. Yates
Friendship
Walker Avenue
Chapman Street
Charge on without license continued for 12 months
A legal notice states the charge of operating without a license was continued for a 12 month period. The document records the action by the relevant court or authority and notes the extension of the period without further details.
Trainmen Hurt In Two Derailments In Louisiana
SHREVEPORT Louisiana November reports of two freight derailments in north Louisiana left three workers with minor injuries. The incidents occurred ahead of a conference at Rouge where the governor seeks to bridge differences between railroad management and four labor brotherhoods amid a broader strike threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Louisiana and Air Railway Company
Louisiana
Rouge
Health officer resigns. Everett named acting head
Dr. B. B. Dalton of Richmond County resigns from the health officer post after whom served since January 1936 to enter private medical practice in Liberty. Dr. A. C. Everett is named acting head of the health department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham
B. B. Dalton
Richmond County
Liberty
A. C. Everett
Glass bricks used in Kentucky engineering shop construction
Glass bricks transmitting 87.6 percent of light are being used in the University of Kentucky engineering shop. In the first 30 days of the 1936 summer season Mount Rainier National Park in Washington state welcomed 22,972 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kentucky
Mount Ranier National Park
State
Washington
Lost keys near Post Office prompt phone contact
Lost-5 keys reported in or near the Post Office area. Call 43130 to recover or identify the owner.
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Er. Casey
Grand Rapids Furniture Mart
Jamestown
N. Y. Chicago
Peru
Dru
Doan
Lee of Ids
Pat O'Brien
Jean Harlow
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Spencer Tracy
Gene Autry
Ranger
Smiley
Burnette
Jane Withers
Tom Brown Marsha Hunt In
Booth Tarkington's
Gentle Julia
Ben
Lyon
George O’brien
Wpriday
Underwood
Carolina News
Rowan County Prison
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Samuel Haworth
Guilford
Dr. Dafoe
Superior Court
Lote
Wunshine
North Main
Hayley Dw
BUY
Ruby
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Ming Tomorro
Charlie “Chan AT
Warner Oland
Dan Mathews
Richard Arlen
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