The Furniture Market Is People
Editorial praises the Southern Furniture Market, stressing that real progress stems from people across the region. It highlights faith in producers, strong distribution, consumer financing, and the role of education from UNC institutions in Raleigh Chapel Hill and Greensboro to support furniture design and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauing
Southern Furniture Building
United States
America
Furnitureland
USA
University of North Carolina At Raleigh
School of Design
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
The True Measure of Success in Sunday Sermon
A Sunday sermon contrasts worldly success with spiritual victory. It argues that true success lies in serving God and building for the Kingdom, warning against inflated egos and selfish gain while praising sacrifice and faith. It cites War, poverty, and Christ’s path as defining examples, urging perseverance in following His train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rugged Cross
Bernard Shaw
Jesus Christ
Christ
High Point N C Rates for Mail and Carrier Subscriptions
The notice lists subscription rates for The Associated Press news, with annual and shorter terms, including mail and Sunday options. It notes advance payment and mentions delivery by carrier, with references to the address in High Point North Carolina and the Ward-Griffith Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wembber
Associated Ted Press
J Prem
Point
N. C
Beate Prise, Inc
Road Bond Debate In North Carolina In the 300 Million Plan
Waynick discusses a proposed 300 million road bond issue and a 60 million annual spending plan for five years to finance new construction. He notes existing highway spending of 221.5 million and analyzes interest costs, with Kerr Scott bonds and overall debt implications for 20 years. Local towns and Branch Head supporters helped carry the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
President discusses bonds vote and borrowing concerns
The speaker questions borrowing costs and suggests voting against bonds unless the need for borrowing justifies it. He mentions resisting paying large interest to lenders and contemplates the president’s approach.
Hospitality and retirement news from the Georgia furniture market
The article highlights hospitality in High Point as aiding the furniture market in Marietta and national trade. It notes private homes taking in visitors during Side Sis Tetiline Ghee and praises residents like Mrs Johnson for Southern meals. It also warns postal chiefs about a federal retirement bonus affecting Christmas mail delivery and potential slowdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Covington
Chamber of Commerce
Voaggen Pner
Scriveners
Post Office
Malaria and Global Health Efforts Across Regions
The piece reflects on malaria as a historic killer, noting control measures like DDT and swamp drainage, and cites efforts in Venezuela Nigeria Ivory Coast and Israel to fight malaria and improve sanitation, water, and education. It mentions figures such as Harry Hopkins and the Peace Corps aiding in health work overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Africa
Georgetown University Hospital
Exclave Medical Club
Nagin
Asia
Harry Hopkins
WPA
United States
Carolina
Venezuela
Betan- Sr Tektonention
Perez Jiminez
San Carlos
Peace Corps
Mae Ogee
Nigeria
Ivory Coast
Atos Kad
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point Enterprise
Lee
Pound
High Point
A. Rawley
Charles Howard Lockwood
Is Ward-Griffith Company
Waynick
Ago
O.K
Holt McPherson
William M. Blanton Jr
Globe Furniture Company
Marietta, Ga
William J. Hobbs
Johnson
Mr. Hobbs
Drew Pearson
Pher Columbus
Caribbean
Brazil
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