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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1938

Page

7

Babson Sees Air Travel Overtaking Ocean Journeys

Roger W. Babson argues oceanic passenger travel will soon be mostly by air, with airships enabling safe, rapid, low-cost cross Atlantic trips. He contrasts 1930s steamships with future aviation, notes economic recovery in the United States, and plans to report from Europe on prospects for war or peace.

Babson Gorham P. Low Boston Liverpool POR Aviation New York Paris Los Angeles Chicago Florida Joseph Kennedy United States Europe Great Britain England London Holland Belgium Germany France

Observations on Yadkin River Weekly Weather Report

Weekly readings by Murray and Flood Inc for High Point at Clemmons on the Yadkin river show a mean temperature of 68.3 degrees, high 77.0 on the 24th, low 51.1, relative humidity averaging 84.9 percent with a high of 98 percent on the 29th and 30th and a low of 60 percent on the 24th. Precipitation totaled 1.39 inches with river stages peaking at 1.84 feet on the 30th and dipping to 1.62 feet on the 24th.

Murray and Flood, Inc High Point Clemmons Styers Ferry Yadkin River

Dr Humphreys to Speak on European Religion at Wesley Memorial

Dr G I Humphreys president of High Point College will speak at Wesley Memorial church at 7 30 this evening on the religious situation in Europe. He recently returned from a Europe tour and has studied the region's religious life.

G. I. Humphreys High Point College Wesley Memorial Church Europe

Builtwell Chair and Furniture Company of Denton

A historic Denton furniture firm trace shows founder J. R. Peace starting with chair posts and rounds in 1905, expanding to a large plant by 1911, and later leadership by A. G. Morris and J. B. Jones. The firm grew with rail loads, plant upgrades, and shifts into a Denton chair factory later merging into the Lambeth interests after 1921 downturns.

Denton Builtwell Chair and Furniture Company J. R. Peace A. G. Morrie William F. Wall W. J. Frank John Bean Mr. Peace Peace Thomasville High Point A. G. Morris B. I. Harrison W. E. Boone C. C. Shaw W. W. Rosegell J. R. Jones Denton Chair Company Oll Carolina and J. B. Jones Mr. Jones Jones Lexington and Thomasville Businessen M. B. Lambeth Lambeth Furniture

Rise of Builtwell Chair and Furniture Company in Denton and Thomasville

The article traces Susie F. Sexton later Mrs. Coy L. Kearns rising from Denton High School to secretary and treasurer of the Builtwell Chair and Furniture Company, detailing its 1925 incorporation, leadership shifts, plant expansions, and steady growth from a 45‑employee operation to about 100, with new facilities, machines, and a 50,000 board foot kiln. It highlights the company surviving the 1932 Depression under Kearns and its status as a major Davidson county employer with extensive production.

Lambeth Furniture Company Thomasville Denton Susie F. Sexton Lambeth Denton High School Charlotte Randolph County Sexton Denton Chair Company Bbunitwell Chair and Furniture Company A. L. Penny E. E. Hardy L. W. Conant C. L. Kearns Coy L. Kearns Builtwell Chair and Furniture Company Mr. Kearns Kearns Davidson County John W. Lambeth J. Walter Lambeth, Jr John T. Sexton Nancy Sexton

Prison stories and public life mix in High Point column

Police desk notes odd calls and a returning prisoner who finds support at home and in the community. The piece urges looking forward after debt is paid and laments publishing prison experiences that hurt a man’s fresh start. It also riffs on world leaders and football prognosticators before detailing Lumber firm Builtwell and Denton furniture business owner Coy L Kearns and his wife Mrs Kearns.

Kenneth Ellington City Hall Nwspaper High Point

Movie Reviews and Ratings This Week

A compact roundup of films with cast lists and brief critiques. Highlights include ALREADY GOODBYE at 20th Century Fox Paramount with Stanwyck and Marshall, FOUR'S A CROWD at Warner Bros with Flynn and Russell, and SKY GIANT at RKO with Dix and Fontaine.

20Th Century- Fox Paramount Barbara Stanwyck Herbert Marshall Ian Hunter Mature Warner Bros Errol Flynn Rosalind Russell Olivia de Havilland Walter Connolly Politi Family SKY Giant RKO Radio Broadhurst Richard Dix Chester Morris Joan Fontaine Miss Thoroughbred Ann Sheridan John Litel Frank McHugh Janet Chapman

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