High Point To Welcome New Textile Chemical Plant
Thomas A. Marlowe Inc plans a $100 000 High Point plant on South Hamilton street to produce soaps sulphonated oils and finishing compounds for the textile and laundry trades. The operation will be led by Thomas A Marlowe and J W Van Loan with moves by both families in the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Marlowe, Inc
Hamilton Street
Chamber of Commerce
Te City
Thomas A. Marlowe
J. W. van Loan
South
Marlowe
Cumberland College
Kentucky
Charlotte
L. Sonneborn Sons, Inc
New Concern
High Point
van Loan
Piedmont
Carolinas
Mr. Marlowe
Merrymakers Court Sets Friday Meeting on Conventi
W. E. Crissman calls all Merrymakers Court members and prospective members for Guilford Council Jr. O U A M to meet at 1101 2 East Washington Street Friday at 7 p m. The group plans to prepare for the national Merrymakers convention in Charlotte on October 19. All members and candidates are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Crissman
Merrymakers Court
Guilford Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
East Washington Street
Charlotte
Eyes of Love set for Union Hill school Friday night
A three act comedy drama Eyes of Love by Lillian Mortimer will be staged in the Union Hill school auditorium Friday at 8 o'clock. The heroine Little Gaylia finds her father through Eyes of Love as Friday the thirteenth turns lucky for the hero ine. Public invitation is extended to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Mortimer
Union Hill School
Gaylia
Mrs Elia O Kennerly Dies at 45 in Thomasville
Mrs Elia O Kennerly wife of Do M Kennerly died at 202 Cox Avenue at 2 AM after about a year of illness. She was 45, survived by husband two sons Paul and Wade a daughter Pauline three brothers J B Harrington J R Harrington J D Harrington and four sisters Mrs J L Barker Mrs J R Doby Mrs R Redwine and Mrs M L Thomas. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 PM at the home with Rev J P Hornbuckle, burial in City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Barker
Jackson Springs
J. R. Doby
Albermaine
R. Redwine
Concord
M. L. Thomas
Monroe
J. P. Hornbuckle
City Cemetery
Scouts 10 Give Silver Beaver to Uwharrie Council Candidate
The Silver Beaver Award selection will be made at a Lexington meeting on November 32 by a five member committee including EK Diffendale, J B Lambeth, H C Philpotts, and Bob Wingate. The award honors distinguished service to boyhood by registered Scouts in the local council area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts of America
Lexington
B. W. Hackney, Jr
EK. Diffendale
High Point
J. EB. Lambeth
Thomasville
H. C. Philpotts
Bob Wingate
Salisbury
Awharrie Council
O. Delk Smith
H. A. Mills
W. Rabb
National Council
Boy Scout Organization
Uwharrile Council
Samuel A. Grubb Laid To Rest in Thomasville
Funeral services for Samuel A. Grubb a 64 year old farmer of Route 3 Thomasville were held at Mount Pleasant M P church with Rev. O C Loy and Rev H L Powell officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. He leaves a wife six brothers Andrew Grubb of Cid Levi Grubb of High Point D L Daniel and Henry Grubb of Route 3 and John Grubb of Princeton Indiana and two sisters Frances and Martha Grubb of Route 3. Pallbearers were nephews Garland Roy Clay Odell Grubb C L Stoner and Marvin Griffith. Flowers were arranged by Nova Mary Bertha Maxine Grubb and others.
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Thomasville
Samuel A. Grubb
Mount Pleasant M. P
O. C. Loy
H. L. Powell
Andrew Grubb
Cid
Levi Grubb
High Point
Elizabeth
Ruby Darr
Ethel Stone
J. L. Darr
Garland Grubb
Many From Here At John Harris Walker Rites At Reidsville
A large number of High Point residents attended the funeral of John Harris Walker a retired businessman who died at a local hospital. The service at his Lawsonville Avenue home was led by Dr J H Barnhart with Rev M S Husk assisting. Pallbearers included R S Montgomery James D Womack Scott Film an J H Rascoe R G Wray Dr M P Cummings E Amos and H D Sears. Interment followed in the Reidsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Reidsville
John Harris Walker
Lawsonville Avenue
J. H. Barnhart
Main Street
M. E
M. S. Husk
Husk
Bob Burton
Mary Womack
Throckmorton
Frances Womack
R. 8. Montgomery
James D. Womack
Scott Filman
J. H. Rascoe
R. G. Wray
M. P. Cummings
J. E. Amos
H. D. Sears
Walker
Furniture Workers Meet Friday Night
A special meeting of upholsterers, woodworkers and other tradesmen in furniture plants will be held Friday night at 7 30 in the Central Labor Hall at 127 1-2 North Wrenn Street. Everett Morris president announced the event and a Tomlinson employees group meeting will be held at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Hall
North Wrenn Street
Everett Morris
Tomlinson
Morris
Alabama Editor Protests Dunnegan Action Over Labor Warning
Tallassee editor Dick Thompson of The Tallassee Tribune says a Labor Department official warned him to desist from union coverage and editorials under the National Recovery Act. Thompson recalls arguing for free press and free speech while Dunnegan denies threats but says editorials may violate NRA provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallassee
Ala
Perkins
Department of Labor
Alabama
Dick Thompson
Tallassee Tribune
Thompson
Eugene H. Dunnegan
Dunnegan
United States
NRA
Arbitration Reinstates Employe at Busy Bee Mills
Reading Pa Oct 12 The first arbitration case in the local hosiery industry ends with a worker ordered returned to his job after hearings at Busy Bee Hosiery Mills Inc Arbitration was requested and accepted by both sides Alexander F Smith local architect served as arbitrator and ruled the discharge unjust though the worker bore some fault in the incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Busy Bee Hosiery Mills, Inc
Alexander F. Smith
Smith
Luther D. Adams
S. P. U. Offices Renovated at 217 South Main Street
Renovation of Southern Public Utilities offices at 217 South Main Street finished. A waist-high counter replaces old cages and opaque partitions, creating a more open sightline and cheerful atmosphere in the lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Public Utilities Company
South Main Street
Potatoes Seized In Larceny Arrest Of Fred Sawyer
Fred Sawyer of 306 Moon Street was jailed on larceny charges after police found him digging potatoes at 211 Maple Street, believed stolen from J. W. Simmons. A bushel of potatoes was seized and bond set at $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sawyer
Moon Street
J. W. Simmons
Maple Street
Sawyer
Full-Time Office For Re-employment Assured in NC
Raleigh Oct. 12 AP Ten permanent employment offices in North Carolina are assured through federal state and local cooperation. Major A L Fletcher state labor commissioner says more offices may be established in High Point Durham Goldsboro Fayetteville Rocky Mount under the Wagner Peyser act which funds a nationwide free employment office system.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
A. L. Fletcher
High Point
Durham
Goldsboro
Fayetteville
Rocky Mount
Pma
Fletcher
Older Boys Conference Planned For Asheville In December
The annual Older Boys Conference of the YMCA for North and South Carolina will be held in Asheville December 1 to 3. About 600 boys aged 17 to 21 are expected to attend with talks by prominent association officials. Last year’s meeting was in Columbia and the decision to host this year’s event was approved by the board of directors.
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Asheville
North Carolina
South Carolina
Columbia
D. C
Idol Arrest Leads to Liquor Find in Breensboro
Police arrested C. B. Idol aged 21 and three other men near Breensboro after locating five gallons of liquor in Idol's car.
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Idol
Breensboro
C. B. Idol
Trawler Defined As Fishing Vessel Using Long Anchored Lines
A fishing vessel using trawls anchored lines often a mile in length from which shorter lines are suspended is defined as a trawler.
NRA adviser touts new hope as codes expand
T Austin Finch of the National Recovery Administration told the High Point Rotary club that the NRA has given Americans a new hope. He praised code development with 60 major codes approved and 650 on file, noted wage differentials for the South, and cited 2.8 million employed since the program began.
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NRA
T. Austin Finch
Industrial Advisory Board
Labor Council
National Recovery Administration
High Point Rotary Club
Finch
Thomasville
Carter Dalton
Secret German alloy hydronalium touted as light and strong
A new secret German alloy named hydronalium is described as lighter than aluminum yet as hard as steel, claimed to combine light weight with high strength. The report notes the material's designation as a secret innovation from German sources.
Hoey Praises South's Role in American Spirit
Clyde R. Hoey, Shelby orator, lauded the South's heritage and its role in a stronger America during the Historical Night program of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at High Point College. The event featured posthumous Crosses of Honor for Edward A. Anderson and other tributes, with calls to teach North Carolina history more fully and honor Sidney Lanier in the Hall of Fame.
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America
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
The
United Daughters of the Confed
Hoey
Roberts Hall
High Point College
South
United States
Dixie
Carson Rose
Charlotte
Edward A. Anderson
Wilmington
Edward Y. Wooten
I. Thurman Mann
James Edwin Woodard
Wilson
S. L. Smith
Whiteville
North Carolina
Sidney Lanier
Margaret Sloan
Barbers Debating Price Pact Breach In City
Barbers fear strife over alleged NRA code price violations. Rumors point to possible injunctions to enforce the 40 cent haircut rate and proportional charges across shops. Some shops reportedly cut prices, while compliant shops consider enforcement steps.
Local Recital Features Julia Gold Clary and Quartet
Julia Gold Clary performed a cello solo while a quartet including Mrs. J. H. Allred Mrs. J. C. Whitesell J. Gurney Briggs and Dan W. Smith offered a musical piece Alma Andrews accompanied all numbers in the program with piano support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Gold Clary
J. H. Allred
J. C. Whitesell
J. Gurney Briggs
Dan W. Smith
Alma Andrews
Property Stolen From Auto Parts Recovered Today
Fairfield school children sighted ten tires in a field and alerted police. The Greater Fairfield bus transported the tires to a nearby home for safekeeping. Auto Parts officials recovered all items worth 850 to 60 dollars and praised the youngsters, who asked only a hunting license as reward.
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Fairfield
Max Lamet
Auto Parts Company
East Broad Street
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