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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1932

Page

9

Stocks Recover After Mild Profit Taking In Early Session

In New York on November 14 stocks faced a mild profit-taking wave but absorbed it quickly. Early gains supported by wheat and paring losses, with U S Steel and major names slipping briefly before recovering. Over ten days, the market had recouped about half September losses, signaling a technical up swing.

New York Niow Pacific Santa Fe Southern Pacific New York Central U.S. Steel Dupont Allied Chemical United Aircraft Case Montgomery Ward

Butter and Eggs Prices in Chicago Markets

Butter 8,557 steady with creamery specials at 93 score 22-22, extra firsts 90-91 at 20-21, firsts 88-89 at 19-20, seconds 86-87 at 16-18. Eyes 3,828 firm with extra firsts carrots 31, fresh graded firsts carrots 30, current receipts 26-29, refrigerator firsts 23, refrigerator extras 24.

Chicago

M E Ap Pointments List Shaped Across Districts

Bishop Mouzon reads appointments for the M E Church across Salisbury Statesville Asheville Charlotte and other districts. The long roster names pastors and churches in Albemarle Concord Forest City Morganton Spruce Pine and many towns with district assignments and changes in charge boundaries.

Supply Burnsville J. L. Reynolds Cliffside-Avondale H. H. Robbins Elk Park C. Price Forest City J. W. Williams Gilkey P. T. Dixon Glen Alpine A. G. Loftin Henrietta A. W. Wuynch Marion Cross Mill J. A. Howell First Church H. P. Powell Marion Circuit W. J. Hackney Marion Mills J. W. Parker McDowell H. Price Lowesville BE. E. Leftwich McAdenville E. M. Warner Mount Holly A. P. Ratledge Polkville J. M. Barber Rock Springs van B. Harrison Shelby Central EB. K. McLarty Lafayette Street W. R. Jenkins J.N. Amadall South Fork R. A. Taylor Stanley M. T. Hipp Japan I. L. Shaver Board Christian Education H. C. Sprinkle Waynesville Presiding Elder L. B. Hayes Andrews W. G. McFarland Bethel G. F. Houck Bryson City Cooleemee J. A. J. Farrington Davidson J. R. Church Davie J. O. Banks Denton Eb.a. Fisk Farmington M. G. Ervin Forsyth T. B. Johnson Hanes-Clemmons M. W. Heckard Kernersville E. P. Billups Lewisville G. W. Fink Lexington Erlanger, Co M. McKinney J. E. Abernethy Linwood M. A. Osborne Mocksville R. C. Goforth Oakridge W. R. Bowling Thomasville Main Street W. L. Hutchins Trinity D. R. Profitt John Cline Walkertown R. E. Houts Welcome P. R Duke University F. E. Howard C. W. Clegg J. B. Needham F. E. Hartsfield W. F. Cooley North Arkansas Asheville Ivy Charge Laurel Charlotte Waxhaw Bond's Grove Weddington Indian Trail Matthews Unionville Grace North Monroe-Icemorlee Monroe Peachland Mount Moriah Ansonville Old Burnsville Love’s Stanfield Marshville Harmony Duncan Memorial Homestead Church Homestead-Duncan Gastonia Kings Mountain Park Grace Church Tate's Park Grace Charge Greensboro Holt's Chapel Bessemer Holt’s Chapel Mount Pleasant West Market Street Park Place Marion Old Fort Carson's Chapel Cross Mills Bakersville Micaville Salisbury Gold Hill Zion New London Providence Granite Rockwell North Main Street Main Rowan Mills Statesville Mt.Zion Huntersville Lenoir Colliers Hudson Whitney Mount Zion Harper's Clyde-Junaluska Clyde Clark's Love

Services Held For Mrs Edminston At Koonce Chapel

Funeral services for Mrs. Odis sie Edminston who died suddenly at 300 Ennis Street were held at 4 p m Saturday at Koonce Funeral Home Chapel Rev O L Ruth officiated Pilgrim Holiness choir sang Rock of Ages and God Will Take Care of You Pallbearers were J W Beamon O W Stout J C Beamon W F Kent Alvin Brown and Major Brown Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery

Odissie Edminston Ennis Street Koonce O. L. Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Arch Pilgrim Holiness Choir Rock of Ages God Alvin Brown Major Brown Flowers R. G. Crawford A. V. Brown A. N. Johnson E. R. Proctor Bessie Sizemore Oakwood Cemetery

University head elected to preside over school

Trustees debated transfer of the engineering school and approved a resolution to maintain high standards across Chapel Hill Raleigh and Greensboro. The board planned another meeting before January to discuss a vice president for Chapel Hill and a comptroller for the consolidated system. Dr Graham In received applause as the session closed and Leslie Weil noted the Tatum matter settled.

State College Kemp D. Battle Rocky Mount Josephus Daniela Raleigh John J. Parker Charlotte B. Alexander R. A. Doughton Sparta Chapel Hill Greensboro Daniels Ord Graham Leslie Weil Goldsboro Tatum

Morton Grove Chicken Murders Solved by Police Sergeant

From an open window at the Morton Grove police station Sergeant George le Grue concluded the mystery of the Morton Grove chicken murders after listening to complaints of farmers.

Morton Grove George le Grue Morton Grow Chicken

Moratorium Requests Grow From France and Britain

Britain and France seek suspension of December payments totaling 95.55 million and 19.26 million respectively as part of a broader push by European debtors for debt revision. Paris and London urge immediate talks in Washington, recalling Lausanne and the need to rethink intergovernmental obligations amid reparations cuts from 64 billion to under 9 billion dollars.

Congress Roosevelt Amercia Esthenia Latvia Poland Hungary Greece France England Britain Roland Lindsay Claudel Lindsay X x x Beeve Washington Europe United States

Widow of Lineman Receives Compensation Award

The City of High Point must pay Mrs. H. J. Rumsey $14.94 weekly for 350 weeks for the death of Hubert Johnson Rumsey, a lineman electrocuted on July 14, 1932. The award covers widow and minor children, funeral expenses up to $200, and medical costs, with hearing costs charged to the defendants.

High Point H. J. Rumsey Hubert Johnson Rumney North Carolina Industrial Commission J. Dewey Dorsett Edward Joe Betty Jean Rumsey Rumsey

Bettie Corbett Sues Mutual Investment for 6500 Dollars

Mrs Bettie Corbett filed a municipal court action seeking 6500 dollars plus interest from December 7 1931 on a promissory note dated December 7 1928 with interest paid only to December 7 1931 against Mutual Investment Company of this city. The Virginia Trust Company is plaintiff in a separate suit seeking 1330 dollars unpaid on another promissory note against Milton Silver and wife.

Mutual Investment Company Bettie Corbett Virginia Trust Company Iatiff Milton Ilver

Bird incident reports at station window with safety notice

A disturbing scene unfolds as a large chicken is found scattered near a station window where a public safety item is posted. The narrative notes a prior firing and mentions a chicken hawk with a four foot wingspan appearing afterward.

Deputy Sheriff's Car Stolen From Police Station

A thief stole Deputy Sheriff Fred Hendrix's Hudson from in front of the High Point police station at about 11 this morning and headed toward Asheboro. The car was observed speeding southward on the Asheboro road but has not been recovered by early afternoon.

Fred Hendrix High Point Asheboro

M P Conference Appoints Leaders Across Numerous Locations

The M P Conference outlines appointments across Alamance to Winston-Salem naming pastors, supply staff, and officials. Key figures include J A Burgess, G H Hendry, C L Spencer, R L Hethcox, D D Broome, J C Allman, and N G Bethea with posts in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point, Lexington, and Oak Ridge among others.

League Alamance J. A. Burgess Ann I. le Love Albemarie J. R. Anderson Asheboro R. C. Stubbins Asheville J. Elwood Carroll Bess Chapel J. D. Morris Bethesda C. W. Saunders Burlington F. W. Paschal Charlotte G. H. Hendry Chase City C. L. Spencer Cleveland C. B. Ridge Concord J. M. Morgan Connelley Springs Helms Creswell J. C. Russell Davidson A. Bingham Democrat Earle Cook Denton Robert Short Draper R. Wb. Vickery Enfield Peeler Fallston A. D. Shelton Flat Rock J. R. Hutton Friendship C. B. Williams Forsythe R. A. Hunter Fountain Place N. G St. Pauls D. I. Garner West End T. J. Whitehead Guilford D. D. Broome Halifax H. F. Fogleman Haw River J. L. Trollinger Henderson L. W. Garlinger High Point R. J. Farmer English Street C. H. Hill Lebanon W. Taylor Welch Midland W. D. Reed Midway Shady Grove Mackaville G. W. Ferree Mr. Herman L. H. Mabry Mr. Pleasant T. M. Johnson 0. C. Loy Orange B. M. Williams Pinnacle Mt. Zion A. L. Hunter Pleasant Grove Dr. Williams Porter Rancheman Joel Trogdon Randolph Ed Suits Reidsville Geo. R. Brown Richard Q. L. Jayne Roberta T. A. Williams Ockingham Roseneath E. 0 Saxapahan W. M. Loy Shilay R. S. Troxler Siler City H. L. Isley Spencer Wm. Howard Springchurch W. H. Neese Tabernacle G. L. Curry Thomasville Fred Surrat First T. G. Madison West H. W. Bell Vance J. W. Braxton Weaverville BE. G. Cowan West Forsyth C. W. Way Whitaker BE. O. Peeler G. L. Reynolds Winston-Salem J. EB. Pritchard Winston- Salem South H. M. Crysler M. I. Crutchfield A. O. Lindley C. J. Edwards J. Hi. Hardy Atlas Ridge H. L. Powell

Blazes Call Out Firemen At Piedmont Apartments And East Washington House

Two small fires drew Pine City firemen on Sunday. Fire company No 1 answered a mattress blaze at the Piedmont Apartments on North Main street. Later companies 1 2 and the aerial fought a roof fire in the 700 block of East Washington street on the old Willie Hinton estate. Defective flue blamed for the second blaze.

Piedmont Apartments North Main Street East Washington Street Willie Hinton

Cutting Named to Lead USGA in 1933

Robert M. Cutting of Chicago is elected by the nominating committee to be the United States Golf Association president in 1933. He will succeed Herbert H. Ramsay who retires after two terms. Formal election occurs at the January annual meeting, likely in New York. Other officers named include Herbert Jacques, John Jackson, Archie M. Reid, Charles H. Sabin, and Livingston Platt.

New York Robert M. Cutting Chicago United States Golf Association Cutting Herbert H. Ramsay Association Herbert Jacques Boston Unior John Jackson Archie M. Reid Charles H. Sabin Livingston Platt

Refining the Greeting Business in Chicago

George Brum lck, acting city greeter pro tem, seeks reform of Chicago welcomes. He calls for refined receptions for dignitaries and the elimination of two large white automobiles in favor of subdued colored cars. Brumlik acts for City Greeter George D. Gaw after a recent accident burned his greeting hand.

Chicago George Brumlck Brumlik George D. Gaw

Man loses bet in Woodbine football wager

In Woodbine New Jersey William O Day 60 ate two glasses after losing a bet on the Woodbine high school football team. Doctors treated him for internal cuts saying the act was prompted by the wager.

Woodbine N. J William O'Day

Oklahoma hunter injured when shotgun bursts in creek

Marvin McClellin of Oklahoma City crawled from a creek after a fall while hunting with two friends. He fired the shotgun to check for damage and the barrel burst near the muzzle, severing several tendons in his arm.

Oklahoma City Marvin McClellin McClellin McCclellin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mouzon Elder Kirkpatch Albemarle W. B. West First Street E. M. Avett J. W. Combs Baden Tabernacle F. J. Stough China Grove J. W. Grace W. C. Goode Epworth BE. Meyers Forest Hill Paul Hardin, Jr J. B. Tabor Kerr Street Goldhill J. P. Morris J. O. Cox Kannapolis J. P. Hipps Landis Brooks Jerome J. H. Wise Norwood R. A. Swaringen J. A. Fry Salem T. C. Jordan Coburn Memorial J. F. Moser A. L. Stanford N. O. Dutton Park Avenue M. Needham W. B. Davis Woodleaf Smith C. G. Kirkpatrick J. 8. Hiatt Ball Creek J. M. Brantley Catawba G. W. Clay Cool Springs J. L. Ingram Elzie Myers Dudley Shoals E. P. Stabler Elmwood R.L. Bass Granite Falls M. Q. Tuttle Hickory A. C. Gibbs Highland Rhodhiss I. L. Roberts West View C. W. Kirby Bethel-Fairgrove L. L. Smith Hiddenite J. G. Winkler C. C D. M. Litaker Acton T. A. Grace Asbury Memorial J. G. Huggins, Jr Biltmore R. H. Caudill W. A. Lambeth Haywood Street W. A. Rollins Hillside G. C. Ervin Oakley G. D. Herman West Asheville Carlock Hawk Black Mountain H. F. Nee Brevard J. H. West Candler R M. Hauss Emma-Elk Mountain W. E. Rusty Fairview G. L. Lovett Rosman J. N. Hall Saluda-Tryon O. L. Robinson Sandy P. Mason Skyland M. W. Edwards Swannanoa J. H. Green B. M. Crosby O. B. Mitchell Oteen Hospital L. W. Colson O. L. Simpson Emory University H. B. Trimble Korea M. B Stokes Boston University O. BE. Croy J. W. Moore Ansneville A. A. Kyles F. W. Riker Belmont Park E. M. Jones Brevard Street E. E. Snow Calvary G. W. Vick Chadwick EB. H. Nease Dilworth C. M. Pickens W. W. Peele W. L. Sherrill Hawthorne Lane J. W. Shackford W.L. Nicholson Supernumary Carl H. King Myers Park R. D. Ware Spencer Memorial F. B. Smathers Wesley Heights C. C. Herbert Big Spring G. E. White Elkin L. B. Abernethy Helton C. E. Murray Jefferson J. E. B. Houser Jonesville G. R. Stafford Laurel Springs W. H. Benfield Leaksville R. G. Tuttle Madison B. B. Williamson Moravian Falls R. H. Kennington Mount Airy J. T. Mangum Rockford Street Howle R. E. Ward North Wilkesboro J. H. Armbrust Pilot Mountain W. B. Thompson Rural Hall J. P. Hornbuckle Sandy Ridge G. P. Hood C. W. Russell Spray W. H. Willis Stoneville J. W. Campbell Todd P. L. Smith Walnut Cove J.°. Fitzgerald Warrensville T. G. Williams Watauga Wilkesboro Seymore Taylor Yadkinville I. L. Sharpe Appalachian ‘Teachers College J. H. Downum The Golden Cross L. R. Abernathy R. M. Courtney Belmont R. le. Forbis R. E. Hinshaw Goodsonville Wilwane Seapion Park Grove J. C. Nebhard Lincolnton iCircuit W. B. Shinn Lowell Edminston High Point Ice & Coal Co Eastman Kodak Eeeereet Eee MOCO Bert TE Occathineses Lig and Myers B Eeereeeree Packard Evkeeseeseecee BOM Atoh T Iniic Coast Line CPR Barpadall Eerettee Bendix Aviat Steeleee Cen AG Elec Auto Seeeeneers Gillette Soveecisee Goodrich Nash Ing Cose Nat Bisc Nat Dairy North Amer Aviatione North Amer “Vere Penn BB Oan Corp Rad-Keith-Orph Reyn Tobacco Auburn Auto United Carbide United Corp United Pruits United Gas Una Tel Weseesess Woolworth Ott M. P Filbert St W. Green St City Loans, Inc N. Main St Dixie Realty Company Washington St Fort Sport Phaeton Pat Brown, Inc Pontiac Lindsay Street Apply Carolina Novelty Co., Inc N. C Enterprise Office T Brown, Inc Yeubeus Security Cumsidential Co-Op Finance CO West Washington Clem’s Washington Street Sap Motor Co Ilady Chevrolet Starr Motor CO Town, Inc Greensboro Road Il-La Siz — Avenue Thurston Elm Street Chicagoan Golf Association Li A W. C. Brown W. Lexington Avenue Dayton St Carter St Lexington Ave Forrest Avenue Sil
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