Furniture Group Plans Two Day Industry Meeting at Sedgefield Inn
The Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association sets a two day program with outstanding speakers. The Upholstering Division meets Thursday November 16 and the main session Friday November 17 featuring talks by B W Price E M Fennell Ralph Stockton and others. Virginia Tennessee Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Kentucky and Florida attendees are expected with sessions on social security act changes timber physics veneer gluing and fiberboard testing.
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Southern Furniture Fufacturers Association
Sedgefield Inn Frry
Southern Furnitureanufacturers Association
Up Istering
The
Assatian
Virginia
Nnessee
Georgia
North Caroa
South Carolina
Kentucky
Florida
Duke University
Ralph M. Stockton
Winston-Salem
E. W. Price
North Carolina Unemployment Compensation Commission
A. D. Grant
Tomlinson
Change of Address Rules in England Require Personal Notice
In England current law requires you to give notice of a change of address in person within seven days to the national registration officer. The rule emphasizes prompt, direct communication and formal verification of address changes.
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England
Lost Colony Faces Winter in Butler County Slum
Four hundred hunger marchers from the cotton belt have settled on a 93 acre hill area near Poplar Bluff Missouri forming a makeshift colony. The group including 82 Negro families and two white families built 30 shacks from logs and barrel staves with scarce nails and meals of limited food. Relief grants arrived since August but meat and milk remain scarce for over 150 children and 16 babies. Local tensions rise as townsfolk blame union organizers while Sheriff M L Hogg pledges protection.
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Bruce Catton
NEA Service and Enterprise
Washington
Butler County
C. I
Jack Bryanner
Poplar Bluff
Missouri
The
United Cannery, Agricultural Packing and Allied Work
Ers
Union
High Point groups schedule meetings this week
The High Point Teachers Forum at William Penn High School meets Wednesday at 7 30 with Florence B Davis librarian presenting on Book Week. The High Point NAACP chapter meets Tuesday at 7 30 at Women’s Memorial AME Church. Leonard Street School hosts National Book Week programs to be announced. William Penn PTA meets Monday at 7 30 led by L B McDonnell with a Book Week exhibit. Ladies Aid Circle 1 of St Mark Methodist meets Tuesday at 8 at Maude Hinton home with Mrs Johnsie Powell hostess.
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High Point Teachers Forum
William Penn High School
Florence B. Davis
William Penn
High Point
Women's Memorial A. M. E
Leonard Street School
William Penn P.T. A
L. B. McDonnell
Library of
F. B. Davis
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Circle
St. Mark Methodist Church
Maude Hinton
Underhill Avenue
Johnsie Powell
L. L. H. Club Meets and Plans Candlelight Tea
The L. L. H. Club met at Miss Alberta Miller's Hobson Street home. Plans were laid for a candlelight tea at Miss Sarah Colson's 212 Price Street residence this evening at 8 o'clock. public invited.
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L. L. H. Club
Alberta Miller
Hobson Street
Sarah Colson
Price Street
Swing Club Hosts Fall Night At Miss Tillman Home
Miss Helen Tillman hosted Swing Club at 101 Phoenix Street with Miss Thelma Hayes presiding. The meeting featured a business session, bridge, a high score by Hayes and Emma Griffin, and a buffet supper. Members present included Mrs Esther Baldwin and Miss Lola Bell Bald.
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Helen Tillman
Phoenix Street
Thelma Hayes
Miss Hayes
Emma Griffin
Esther Baldwin
Lola Bell Bald
A. and T. College and Morgan battle to scoreless tie
At Memorial Stadium Greensboro on Homecoming afternoon the A. and T. Bulldogs and Morgan Bears fought to a 0-0 deadlock before about 4 000 fans. Morgan dominated play with Wallace Mosby and Stanley Bardwell yet failed to score as the Aggie defense held. A Morgan clipping penalty nullified Bardwell’s 60 yard run for a TD and a later field goal attempt went wide.
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A. & T. College Bulldogs
Morgan College Bears
Memorial Stadium
Greensboro
Bears
Aggies
Big
Wallace Mosby
Stanley Burdwell
Aggie
Stanley Bardwell
Morgan
A. & T. Band of 40 Pieces
Card of Thanks for Mull Ingram Family
The family of Mull Ingram acknowledges with grateful appreciation your kind expression of sympathy.
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Mull Ingram
Calvin R May Services Conducted On Saturday
Funeral services for Calvin R. May age 56 who died at a local hospital Friday morning were held Saturday at 3 pm at Mount Hope Reformed Church near Greensboro. Rev George Liner and Rev A W Hedrick led the services with the church choir singing Shall We Gather at the River Nearer My God to Thee. Pallbearers were L R Andrews Ralph Coble Theodore Coble Wilson Thompson Ernest Whitesell and D A Howard. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Calvin R. May
Mount Hope
L. R. Andrews
Ralph Coble
Theodore Coble
Wilson ,Thompson
Ernest Whitesell
D. A. Howard
North Carolinians Sentenced For Bank Robbery Attempt
Franklin County circuit court jury convict Lloyd Rover and Paul Dehart of Spray North Carolina for attempting to rob the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Boone Mill Virginia in 1936 and sentence them to 25 years in prison. Marvin Rover brother of Lloyd faces trial on the same charge.
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Rocky Mount
Franklin County
Lloyd Rover
Paul Dehart
Spray
N. C
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Boone Mill
Marvin Rover
Lloyd
British steamer Dryburgh sinks after wreck strike
The British steamer Dryburgh of 1289 tons sank on the east coast after striking a submerged wreck. Its crew of 16 was rescued by a coastal lifeboat.
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London
Dryburgh
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Furniture Group
Raymond C. Reitz
Division of
Timber Physics
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison, Wisc
E. J. Allen
Altavista
Sigmond Johnson
Thomasville
J. C. Courtney
Louisville, Ky
Pete
Bloom
Simmons
Oldsmason
Oldsmobile
Olds
Lansing
Michigan
General Motors
Americas
Highland Motors, Inc
North Main Street
M. L. Hogg
Martin Miller
James Fischer
Morgan Battle
Rexall Store
Cecils Drug Store
Henry
Dad
Duke Power CO
South Main Street
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