Legal status of fund approved in Winston-Salem
The Z Smith Reynolds Foundation Inc was cleared by Forsyth Superior Court to administer a 10 million dollar charitable trust from the Smith Reynolds estate. Judge Frank M Armstrong ordered trustees Richard J Reynolds, Mrs Mary Reynolds Babcock and Mrs Nancy Reynolds Bagley to pay taxes and necessary expenses from the principal, estimated at about 31 million dollars, with Anne Cannon Reynolds also named in the agreement.
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Winston-Salem
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, Inc
Smith Reynolds
Frank M. Armstrong
Forsyth Superior Court
Reynolds
Babcock
Bagley
Armstrong
Anne Cannon Reynolds
Sol Karpen Founder Of S Karpen Brothers Dies
Solomon Karpen 78, founder and president of S Karpen Brothers furniture, dies after brief illness in Chicago. Born in Wongrowitz Germany he came to the United States in 1872 and formed the firm in 1880 with eight brothers later joining. Surviving widow two daughters Mrs Harry Goldsmith Mrs Arthur Berliss and three sons Jack Martin Harry. Funeral Monday.
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Chicago
Solomon Karpen
S. Karpen Brothers
Wongrowitz
Posen
Germany
United States
Harry Goldsmith
Arthur Berliss
New York
Jack
Martin
Harry
Reporter Finds Good Yarn In Aged Hard Worker Here
Frank Barfield relates how 77 year old R. F. Goolsby, living at 703 Grimes St, remains active with 55 hour weeks at Continental Furniture after earlier work at Thomas Car works. Neighbors knew him for politics, jokes, and playing with children as a lively presence in the locality.
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Frank Barfield
R. F. Goolsby
Grimes St
Grimes Street
Mr. Goolsby
Continental Furniture Company
Thomas Car Works
Interview With High Point Resident Reveals Long Life and Kin
A lengthy talk with a longtime High Point resident covers his 31 years in the city his view that growth may stall and new buildings rise as many fall. He recalls 50 years of marriage cut short by his wife’s Virginia car crash, 12 children, 16 grandchildren, and deep roots in the community. He shares past work on the railroad farm life in Rockingham County and admits occasional drinks and smoking while praising The Enterprise after 165 years of readership.
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Rockingham County
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Virginia
Goolsby
Conservation Board Outlines Tourist Campaign Plan
The North Carolina state board of conservation and development closed its Mount Mitchell meeting by announcing a plan to hire a prospectus for a tourism and industry campaign. A committee will seek appropriation of 200 000 to 250 000 dollars from the 1837 general assembly, and a 50 000 copy edition of a state tourist pamphlet was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
State Board of Conservation and Development
Mount Mitchell
Busick
North Carolina
General Assembly
NYA praised after inspection tour in High Point
Miss Frances Brisendine NYA supervisor and Mrs. C C Prince visited Salvation Army Bureau of Identification Blair Park projects and praised NYA work. They highlighted 700 youths employed last year on NYA projects and the program offering part time jobs, college aid, vocational guidance, and skills development.
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Frances Brisendine
NYA
Miss Brisendine
C.C. Prince
Salvation Army
Bureau of Identification
Blair Park
Fire escapes planned to match state guidelines
High Point city schools will add new fire escapes in line with state department suggestions. Permits issued by Fire Chief E K Ingram authorize construction at Fairview Street School, William Penn High schools west and east, and Grimes Street School with costs ranging from 300 to 800 dollars. Additional permits were issued to J D Cox at 154 South Main.
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High Point City
Keping
State Department
E. K. Ingram
Ingram
P. A. Thomas Car
Fairview School
William Penn High School
Grimes Street
Fairview Street
J. D. Cox
South Maio
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Christopher Smith Reynolds
Lobby Holman Reynolds
Nye
Gracie Allen
Jack Benny
George Burns
Bob Burns
Leopold Stokowski
Paramount
Lionel Barrymore
Margaret Sullavan
Devil Doll
Broadhurst
Robert Taylor
Jean Parker
Arthur Byron
Carolina Theatre
Joe FE. Brown
James Cagney
Otis Harlan
Frank McHugh
Broadhurs
Eatre Waueliy
Harry Carey
Marsha Hunt
Robt. Cummings
Conservation Board
California University
Care
Mary Cheek
Leonard Street
Woodhouse
Roa
NORGE
Rar
Byala
Hendrix Bros. Furniture Company
Wrenn Street
Glenn Hendrix
Francis Hendrix
John Hendrix
Henry Brandon
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