Dairy Sales Clinic Under Way In City
The annual Dairy Sales and Merchandising Clinic is in progress at the Sheraton Hotel with 101 registered and expected to reach 175 to 200. Leaders include Mayor George A Covington and Mose Kiser of Guilford Dairy. Sessions cover selling techniques, consumer education, and joint industry promotions with speakers from Krim Ko Corp, North Carolina State College, and the Ice Cream Merchandising Institute. Trentman of Raleigh, a life insurance industry figure, is the luncheon speaker tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Otel
Ww. _ tman
Cidental Life Insurance Co
George A. Covington
Mose Kiser
Guilford Dairy
N.C. Dairy Products Assa
Fred F. Drucker
Krim . Ko Corp
Chicago
W. M. Roberts
N. C. State College
Norman Myrick
American Milk Review
George Hennetich
Washington, D. C
Ice Cream Merchandising Institute
Anne W. Maley
N. C
Father Injured as Fire Guts Bynum St House
Saul Hunter 32 suffered burns checking his burning frame house at 6 Bynum St. at 7:35 p.m. His wife and three children escaped as flames gutted four rooms. Fire Chief Claude Canady cited a backdraft possibility and said Hunter was hospitalized with burns to face neck shoulders hands and arms in serious but not critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Hunter
Bynum St
Hunter
Chilsae
Claude Canady
Edly
Fall Festival Friday at Jamestown School
Jamestown school hosts a Friday fall festival led by Mrs. J. N. Blackburn with a 5 pm chicken supper in the school cafe. Activities continue at 7:30 pm in the auditorium featuring a home talent minstrel show, cake walk, student activity movie, games, treats, door prizes, and various side shows. Principal K. T. Miller oversees programs with Miss Bessie Mae as general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
J. N. Blackburn
R. C. Haye
Fire damages Carolina Seating Co plant in Thomasville
A blaze at the Carolina Seating Co. on Colonial Drive in Thomasville caused heavy damage to stock and equipment estimated at about 3 000. Fire crews arrived at 7 35 p m and halted the fire with little further machinery loss. The cause was undetermined at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Carolina Seating Co
Colonial Dr
Lindsay Loftin
Cletus
Freeman
High Point
London to Brighton Run Ends in Fatal Crash
A fatal accident marred the Ro pe Automobile Club annual run from London to Brighton. Of 222 starters, 193 finished the 50 mile route. A 1902 Panhard Levassor crashed into a new car halfway, killing a passenger and injuring another as traffic piled on the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rope Automobile Club
Brighton
Panhard-Levassor
Rains To Reach Piedmont Tonight
Rain and higher temperatures are forecast for Piedmont tonight with a return of cooler weather tomorrow. Lows around 48 tonight after 40, and tomorrow's high near 52 following today's 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Friendship
Tony
Four Escapees Receive Added Sentences in Municipal Court
Judge Archie Myatt sentenced four escapees from Sandy Ridge Prison Camp after confinement at the county jail. Fred Medlin received six months, H H Sigmon sixty days, Robert Perkins two escapes added as 3 and 12 months, Junior Farmer sixty days to start after his prior term. Perkins already has an 18 month driving sentence. Medlin has prior escape history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Myatt
Groun
Fred Medlin
H. H. Sigmon
Medlin
Sigmon
Robert Perkins
Reidsville
Sandy Ridge
D. R. Talbott
Farmer
Mayodan
Amonta Complex
Talbott
Sigman
Oak View
Lenoir
Perkins
Myatt
Mrs Spencer Dies Near Randleman
Mrs Martha Davis Spencer 60 of Route 2 Asheboro died after a six month illness. Survived by husband Archie M Spencer four daughters four sons five sisters six grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Giles Hope Church with body at 2 p.m. Interment Poplar Ridge Friends Church Cemetery at 4 p.m.
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Ashebord
Martha Davis Spencer
Man
Archie M. Spencer
George Barker
Climax
Marvin Allred
Ramseur
Esther Ruther Spencer
Joseph W. Henley
Asheboro
Clayton D. Spencer
Randleman
Herman P
Spencer
Four Million Problem Drinkers Highlight Temperance Meet
Dr. Duke McCall, president of the National Temperance League, says nearly four million Americans are problem drinkers with about four hundred thousand true chronic alcoholics. He spoke at the league convention opening, noting the social scope of alcohol abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
United States
Duke McCall
National Temperance League, Inc
McCall
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
New Non Surgical Treatment Shrinks Hemorrhoids
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage while easing discomfort. The ointment Preparation H is now offered with a money back guarantee at drug stores U. S. Pat. OFF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Nu Products Inc to fabricates wrought iron furniture in High Point
Nu Products Inc plans a 1901 Prospect Rd facility in a 10 000 square foot building once occupied by Silvercraft Furniture Co. The firm will produce metal frames for chairs sofa beds and tables and aims to meet rising demand for contemporary wrought iron furniture. E York secretary treasurer and T A Robertson president promise metal fabrication including cutting bending welding and baking on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point
Die
Nu Products Inc
E. York
Silvercraft Furniture Co
Prospect Rd
Ork
T. A. Robertson
Roanoke
Wahage
Nu Products
York
State Baptist Convention Opens in Charlotte Tuesday
The 124th annual Baptist State Convention gathers in Charlotte with four preconvention meetings led by Pastor Conference and Educational Workers Conference. Dr. J. Ward Barr will preach the convention sermon as 2,500 to 3,000 Baptists attend the morning sessions and reports from the denomination’s hospital and orphanages are scheduled for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marse Grant
Charlotte
Baptist State Convention
Henry B. Anderson
Durham
Convention
Richard K. Young
Ralph A. Herring
Winston-Salem
Stewart A. Newman
Wake Forest
Forrest C. Peeter
Dallias
Texas
Educational Workers
J. Marvin Crowe
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Stagg
New Orleans
Brotherhood
George W. Schroeder
Memphis
Rocky Mount
Douglas M. Branch
Porter W. Routh
Southern St
Jon Saan
JV. Ward Barr
Gastonia
Green Street widening project placed under Cochran
Marion Cochran of the city public works department is put in charge of widening E Green Street to relieve congestion. He plans to consult with Mayor Covington City Manager Hinson and Public Works Director Dean. The eight block project aims to create a through street with wider sides. An informal survey of property owners was conducted to gauge reaction. City Council will discuss fee plans and a finance committee proposal to pay High Point Board of Realtors for appraisals and options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Cochran
City Public Works Department
E. Green St
Hitch-Hiker Accused of Burglary at Catholic Church
Arnold Baxter Sullivan 20 of Thomasville faces a preliminary hearing after a 3:30 a.m. break in at the Lady of the Highway Catholic Church on the superhighway. He was found dozing in the boiler room by Sheriff’s deputies and released on a $1,000 bond pending the hearing set for Nov. 29. Mrs. Mary Hill reported the basement intrusion after hearing a window pane break while Sullivan claimed he hitchhiked from Greensboro to catch a ride to Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
New Catholic Church
Sheriff's
Arnold Baxter Sullivan
Woodlawn St
Sullivan
Greensboro
Chemists To Meet At HPC In High Point College Tonight
Central North Carolina Section of the American Chemical Society will hold a meeting at High Point College tonight. Dr Ward Pigman of the University of Alabama Medical School will speak on The Act of Acids and Bases on Sugars. About 100 chemists and chemical engineers from High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem and nearby area are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central North Carolina
American Chemical Society
High Point College
de. E. 0. Gemmings
Colege
Ward Pigman
University of Alabama Medical School
The
Chemical Society
Pigman
R Max Gopp
IMI
National Bureau of Standards
University of Leipzig
Corn Products Renning Co
Institute of Paper Chemistry
Prayer for TRDAY by Kenneth Pope in Houston
Prayer asking eternal Father to acknowledge daily resources and grace for loved ones and friends. Expression of gratitude through Jesus Christ, offered by Kenneth Pope, minister of First Methodist Church, Houston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Kenneth Pope
Houston
Texas
First Methodist Church
New Tenants Named At Furniture Mart
The Southern Furniture Exposition Building annex will house six furniture exhibitors and two new covering manufacturers. Mount Airy Chair Co and Mount Airy Furniture Co join Coleman Furniture Co, Bernhardt Furniture Co, Kemp Specialty Co, Superior Sleepright Inc, Armstrong Corri be and Art Chair Co. New showroom space is allocated for five former sub-lessees. National Retail Furniture Assn members gain extra floor space including Allison & Erwin Co and The Mengel Co among others in High Point Lexington Martinsville and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Exposition
Leo J. Herr
Mount Airy Chair Co
Be and Art Chair Co
High Point
Heer
Aing
National Retail Furniture Assn
Allison & Erwin Co
Charlotte
the Mengel Co
Louisville
American Fixture & Manufacturing Co
St. Louis
Anagusta Manufacturing Co
Hazel
Turner Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Burris Manufacturing Co
Lincolnton
Telescope Folding Furniture Co
Granville
Thayer, Inc
Gardner, Mass
Memphis
Craftique, Inc
Mebane
Basie, Witz Furniture Industries
Waynesboro
Kirkman Novelty Furniture Co
Lexington
J. D. Bassett Manufacturing Co
Johnson City
Term
Oo M. Lea & Co
Richmond
Kent Coffey Manufacturing Co
Lenoir
Blowing Rock Furniture Co
Fairfield Chair Co
Dixie Furniture Co
United Furniture Corp
National Upholstery Co
Morris Novelty Furniture Co
Martinsville
Hooker Furniture Corp
Vaughan-Bassett Furniture Co
Galax
Walnut Woodcary.ing
Morristown
Vaughan Furniture Co
Omen Carolina Furniture Co
Hickor Lexington Chair Co
Lasington Chair Co
Thomas Thomasvilleville
Cavalier Corp
Chattanooga
American Furniture Co
Martinsville, Va
Stanley Furniture Co
Atlantic Furniicrs, Inc
Baltimore
As Manufacturing Co
Knoxe Byle Furniture Co
States
Vibe
Ounder Furniture Co
Pleasant Garden
Dallas, Inc
Fox Manufacturing
Simmons * “ ‘Co
Rome Co
New Yor
Officer Promoted in Traffic Division
WV HW McSwain, four-year police veteran, promoted to sergeant in the traffic division. He will head the night shift while Sgt J R Dillon runs the day shift. The department, led by Capt J Roy Teague, now has two sergeants and patrols stay out until 2 am. McSwain, 27, married with three children, served with the Army Type Police in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. McSwain
Police Department
C. C. Stoker
McSwain
City Council
Stoker
Set. J. R. Dillon
J. Roy Teague
Utilities
Depurtemen
Army
Ype
Failure to Report Accident Leads to Charges
A car left the street and struck a tree on Taylor Street at 2 30 p m yesterday. Officers charged the driver Rudolph Dockery with failing to report the accident. The operator, a 7 year old, was listed as residing near E High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor St
Rudolph Dockery
E. High St
Dam
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Trent
Raleigh
United Fund Board
Raa
Rotary Club
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
Trentman
Hem
Santiago
Chile
Brazil
Argentina
Life
Life Insurance Management Assn
American Life Convention
W. Hal Trentman
Mars
City Welding Co
Florida
National Geographic Society
State Baptist Convention
Green
Cochran
High Point Board of Realtors
Carolina Auto Glass Co
Hamilton St
Groucho
Groucho Marx
de Soto
DeSoto
HPC
DR. Ward Pigman
Furniture Mart
N. Main St
Alcoa Aluminum
A. & B. Home Improvement Co
S. Main ST. Ext
Archdale
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