Plans Form Drive Campaign Split By YM-YWCA Groups
The YM YWCA plan to organize workers into two divisions, 30 men and 50 women, for a joint finance drive totaling about 20 million dollars. A kickoff banquet on October 19 starts the campaign with a steering committee naming key leaders for both groups and several committees to manage gifts, incidentals, and program plans. A luncheon at 11 leads to an afternoon with speeches by business and manufacturing leaders, followed by an evening session and bus trips to local factories and plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aivision
Fred N. Tate
R. R. Ragan
C. B. Kearns
J. B. Millis
M. J. Wrenn
L. R. Johnston
Walter B&b. Thomas
Women
Levi Hayworth
Edgar Whitener
P. W. Flagge
W. F. Clayton
Lillian Massey
J. BE. Millie
O. E. Kearns
John Peacock
Comer Covington
S. H. A. R. Ragan
J. EB
R. T. Amos
A. EB. Tate
W. A. J. Idol
W. L. Jackson
A. N. Phillips
Homer Hudson
Cc. L. Amos
Mesdames J. Wrenn
W. B. Shence
Tate and Redman furniture plant transfer noted
Continued from Page 3, Tate and Redman are taken to the B. F. Huntley Furniture plant or the Winston-Salem facility for processing, with details indicating relocation or custody related steps in the ongoing report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Huntley Furniture Plant
Winston-Salem
Strange vegetables on display in Enterprise window
J L Hines of route one shows a sweet potato blossom believed first in the area and a sweet potato carved into a man. A corn ear with popped grains, grown on a farm in eastern state belonging to H B Bean, sits among other heat warped curiosities at the Enterprise office front window for public viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Enterprise
J. L. Hines
Route One
Enterprise Office
High Point Concert Campaign 10 Opens With Dinner
The High Point Community Concert association plans a week long membership campaign starting Monday with a seven o'clock dinner at the Country club. Headquarters will be the Friends church annex front office with daily hours 9 am to 6 pm for applications. General chairman Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson will preside Monday night. Membership dues are five dollars yearly, two dollars and fifty cents for students, granting access to local concerts and affiliated events across cities. Vernon Sheldon of the Community Concert Service will oversee local campaign details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
High Point Community Concert Association
Country Club
Friends Church
C. F. Tomlinson
Jesse Harris
W. J. Fraley
John Abels
Community Concert Service
Columbia Concerts Corporation
Vernon Sheldon
White Furniture Adds Wallace As Vice President
White Furniture Company of Mebane North Carolina announces W J Wallace of Grand Rapids Michigan has acquired an interest and will serve as vice president. Wallace, long associated with Berkey Gay Furniture, will focus on sales and promotions from Grand Rapids with a new office. The company notes its long Southern manufacturing history and lists current officers and operations while signaling plans for upcoming lines at January Furniture Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Furniture Company
Wallace
Michigan
Berkey & Gay
Mebane
Grand Rapids
N. C
W. E. White
W. J. Wallace
Berkey & Gay Furniture Company
Southern Territory
Win” Wallace
Simmons Company
White Inc
South
M. A. Glazebrook
J.S. White
W. C. Weatherls
J. B. White
Merchandise Mart
Chicago
Illinois
Plans and honors mark statewide Daughters of Confederacy meet
In Greensboro, leaders discuss better films and constitution topics as Mrs Caldwell and Mrs Snow present reports. Committees named for resolutions, courtesy, nominating. luncheon features pink roses and crystal bowls. State officials invited to Winston-Salem in 1932. greetings from UDC and Woman's Club read. governors’ guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Winston-Salem
Louise Barbour
Old North State
Conn Winston
T. J. Gold
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Thurlow Kearns
Mary Mungan
Woman's Club
Whitehead
Ned McEachern
Alice Caldwell
Margaret Hauser
Lucile Pickens
Paul Casey
Brother of to Expect a New Russia Under Soviet Rule
An observer recalls post czarist Russia as a modernizing nation under Soviet rule. He notes family welfare, widespread schooling, full employment, and worker participation. The government is described as democratic with universal suffrage and equality, guiding development with scientific advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hyman
America
Hyman
Amtorg Purchasing Company
New York
Rusela
I. Hyman
Russia
Religious Survey Maps Visiting Teams For City Outreach
A Wesley Memorial church survey outlines ten visiting teams to cover city wards with targeted street assignments. Team 1 led by R. O. Lindsay will visit South Main street and homes outside the city limits, while Team 3 and others focus on wards three and four excluding South Main. The remaining eight teams split evenly between wards one and two, each with four teams of fifteen workers. Teams will collect information from Wesley Memorial homes and non church members, then refer interested non members to other pastors. Names and roles of team captains and lieutenants are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Wesley Memorial
R. O. Lindsay
H. N. Hanson
R. H. Sechrest
H. A. St. Clair
L. C. Matton
W. F. Pleming
Fred P. Ingram
L. F. Tuttle
Charlies Kephart
Genevieve Moore
T. R. Short
Melvin
Hayes
B. H. Hall
B. C. Matton
Harville
Herman Smith
J. W. Woollen
J. E. Marsh
John Peacock
J. F. Kirkman
H. T. Douglas
BE. T. Kearns
W. HH. Linthicum
Local Names Appear In Brief Community Notice
Yow, Mrs. H. T. Douglas, T. A. Kearns, D. M. Lewiz, C. O. Garland and H. M. Swann are listed in a short community notice with no further context or details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Douglas
T. A. Kearns
D. M. Lewiz
C. O. Garland
H. M. Swann
Final Rites To Be Held For Mrs Hodgins Died Here
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza beth Hodgins widow of Richard Hodgins who died yesterday afternoon at her daughter's home 710 South Hamilton street will be held this afternoon at 1 30 from the Pilgrim Holiness church of High Point to the pastor Rev W Way of Greensboro. Hodgins born in Canada July 25 1863 spent life there until eight years ago moving to this city. She was active in Pilgrim Holiness church Powassan Canada and the funeral party will then proceed to Bethlehem church in Alamance county for final services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hodgins
Richard Hodgins
C. J. Ruth
Hamilton Street
Pilgrim Holiness Church of
High Point
Pilgrim Holines Church of
Greensboro
W. Way
Hodging
Canada
Thomas
Margaret Shaw Hunt
Pilgrim Holinees Church
Powassan
Th c
Bethlehem Church
Alamance County
Junior Order To Meet In Mechanicsville Council
Henry G. Royals a district deputy of the 13th Junto United American Mechanics will speak at Mechanicsville council 47 meeting Tuesday at 7 30 pm. He will outline the national program for a membership drive and discuss related awards to attract Juniors. J A Hart from Guilford council 23 spoke at the last meeting. The order invites all Juniors to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tueday
Henry G. Royals
Mechanicsville Council
J. Madison
J. A. Hart
Guilford
Mechanicsvill Council
Ventilation of airplane cabin aided by slip stream suction
The article explains that complete ventilation of an airplane cabin is achieved through slip stream suction. It notes how airflow is drawn from the cabin through venting systems, circulating air to maintain cabin comfort and safety.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. F. Bahnson
Bahnson Company
Co. W. Coan, Jr
Chas. C. Lincoln
Southern Manufacturers Association
Tate
James D. Lynch
B. F. Huntley Furniture Company
Mr. Redman
D. B. Morgan
Dimension Manufacturing Company
Black Mountain
Chester L. Babcock
Eastern
Greenlee-Mattison Service Company
Presiding
Myrtle Desk Company
High Point Furniture Company
Thomasville Chair Company
K. and L. Panel Company
Kennedy Plywood Company
Tate and Redman
Mother Nature
nsnIne Ee
Julius Hyman
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
F. Plemming
R. A. Sheloff
M. C. Rowland
Grover Kester
E. C. Bryant
James Ie
Julius Greene
B. Houck
J. W. Austin
Tom Leaner
Joe Snider
J. H. Packer
W. B. McEwen
J W. Lindsay
B. C. Harmon
John C. Sheloff
Leutenant
Arthur Marsh
Helen Marsh
C. L. Amos
W. B. Hall
A. H. Whitley, Jr
Lois Welborn
D. W. Hoskins
L. W. Flythe
Amos Kearns
Lyman Redding
Garland Daniel
Welch Harris
J. Ed Millis
A. Sherrod
L. R. Terry
M. J. Crowder
L. *Vivis, Jr
J. A. Johnson
F. H. Gray
Nina White
Jessie Mae Young
B. H. Bradner
W. O. Carter
G. H. Crowell
Foral Green
Neutenant
F. H. Hallenbeck
H. A. Cecil
L. P. Magnin
E. T. Harrison
Dillard Ragan
J. E. Horney
W. A. Bivens
L. C. Parker
George Marvin
W. L. Walton
C. F. Chamberlain
Charles Gueth, Jr
Reid Kearns
H. J. Rockwell
W. D. Brooks
H. W. McCain
J. A. Austin
Louise Edwards
R. T. Holton
C. M. Kephart
C. S. Kirkman
R. C. Boyce
T. B.heilig
J. W. Lindsay
Dewey Garrett
H. A. Millis
C. G. Bedford
Hoke Bullard
W. R. Morrow
C. H. Bass
J. A. Morris
Emmett A. Sumner
K. B. Geddie
W. D. Sale, Jr
W. J. Frater
Forrest Shuford
Sam Strickland
W. T. Saunders
A. H. Whitley
Charles Smith
A. E. Futrelle
Mona Harville
Mary Strader
Mack Hiatt
Grady Moore
J. N. McCrary
E. C. Harville
David
Derson
R.ick
Duke Hay
Burlington
High, Point
Leakwville-Spray
Lexington
Reidsville
Salisbury
Alamance
Alexander Marin
George Reynolds
Wiliam Davidson
William Bethel
Maxwell Steete
Joseph Winston
Philco
Verheterodyne
Philco Lowboy
Norman Bol Geddes
Philco Highboy
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