Hanes to Address Group Five Bankers at Sheraton
Robert M. Hanes president of the North Carolina Bankers Association will speak to Group Five bankers at the Sheraton Hotel at 4 p m. The talk covers the National Credit Corporation plan urged by President Hoover and the association's sound bank management program. Paul P. Brown and other officials are expected to attend. Group Five includes banks across Guilford Davidson Randolph Alamance Rockingham Forsyth Yadkin Caswell Stokes Surry and Wilkes counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Hanes
North Carolina Bankers Association
Sheraton Hotel
Hanes
National Credit Corporation
Hoover
State Bankers Association
Association
Paul P. Brown
Raleich
Group Five
W. C. Idol
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
R. M. Hanes
Group Five Bankers
Farouar Furnaces Advertisement Takes Heat for Homes
An early 20th century advertisement touts Farouar furnaces as a safety focused home heating option. The ad lists ee Co located at 713 Summit Ave Greensboro MN and promotes Parquar genuine parts obtainable only through a specified channel.
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Ee Co
Summit Ave
Greensboro
MN. C
Parquar
Bootlegger’s Peach Brandy Scams City Water Instead
A bootlegger in High Point sold watered peach brandy passers by two young men who bought a half bottle and found it as mild as city water, while the vendor vanished. Similar fake liquor schemes were reported in Greensboro last week with no arrests or further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Se Chieavenatinas Cabal Ora
North Carolina banks urged to buy gold notes for state credit unit
A Greensboro meeting formed Association No. 5 as a state credit organization that will act within a national corporation. A North Carolina loan committee will review bank loan applications, and all banks in the state are asked to subscribe to the gold notes of the corporation at either two percent of deposits or ten percent of capital and surplus, whichever is less.
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Association No. 5
Greensboro
North Carolina Bankers Association
North Carolina
Dolores Costello Returns in Expensive Women Drama
Dolores Costello wife of John Barrymore continues Barrymore family tradition on screen. Her return after two years away is marked by Expensive Women in which she plays a sophisticated girl of the last set. Cast includes Warren Williams H B Warner Anthony Bushell Joe Donahue Polly Walters Allan Lane Morgan Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Costello
John Barrymore
Barrymore
Paramount
Miss Costello
Warren Williams
H. B. Warner
Anthony Bushell
Joe Donahue
Polly Walters
Allan Lane
Morgan Wallace
Tomato Juice Salad Recipe from Unseasoned Juice
A recipe note describes using heated tomato juice with lemon gelatine, salt, pepper, and lemon juice to create a firm salad served on lettuce with dressing. It emphasizes the juice as a base for colorful, garnish worthy salad squares.
County Mails Tax Bills While City Still Figures
Guilford county began mailing 8000 tax statements in High Point township as Deputy Sheriff Troy Short started the process. Bills total about 390000 of a 450000 levy with a 2.66 per 100 rate, reflecting a small increase for debt service. Discounts apply for October and November, with penalties beginning February 2 1932. City budgeting work continues to set the High Point rate and issue city tax bills, aiming to avoid a rate rise from 1.20.
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Guilford County
High Point Township
Troy R. Short
Old Carolina and Yadkin River
High Point, Thomasville and
Denton
General Fund
sbeeGue County
E Knox
High Point
Phipps Announces Run for Guilford County Sheriff
Joe B Phipps a Greensboro business man announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Guilford County. Sheriff D B Stafford will not seek another term. The Greensboro police chief Mike D Caffey is mentioned as a possible candidate.
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Guilford County
Joe 8. Phipps
Greensboro
Phipps
D. B. Stafford
Mike D. Caffey
Alamance Church
J. Henry Gilmer
Stafford
Phipps Hardware Company
University of North Carolina
Mrs J T Williams Passes Away Here
Martha Jane Williams 61 died after a stroke at her daughter’s home on White Oak street shortly after 7 pm. She leaves husband J T Williams two sons Fuller Williams of High Point and Vander Williams of Rockingham four daughters Maggie Williams Monty McIntosh Iola Davis and Minnie Cagle four brothers Laney Baxter Elijah and George Williams and sister Lydia Morgan. Funeral at 11 am Wednesday Tabernacle Methodist Church Moore County with procession leaving at 8 15 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jane Williams
Maggie Williams
White Oak Street
J. T. Williams
Fuller Williams
High Point
Vander Williams
Rockingham
Monty MclIntosh
Iola Davis
Red Springs
Minnie Cagle
Hemp
Laney Williams
Baxter Williams
Elijah Williams
George Williams
Lydia Morgan
Tabernacle Methodist Church
Moore County
Attorney Fees In Tax Foreclosures Set At 25 Dollars
Attorney fees of 25 dollars in delinquent tax foreclosure suits filed by O A Kirkman administrator of the estate of A Kirkman Sr were granted by Judge Lewis E Teague after a lengthy hearing in municipal court. Teague had earlier signed judgments in Carter and Craven cases favoring the plaintiff but had not set the attorney fees to be collected with taxes penalties and costs. The plaintiff sought the bar association minimum of 8 dollars for such work while the defendants argued 10 dollars is fair in each case contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Kirkman
Bar Association
College Flapper Seat Sale Begins
Reserved seating for the College Flapper opens Wednesday at 9 am at Hart's Pharmacy and runs through Friday. All seats are reserved with no extra charge. advance holders may swap tickets. A Wednesday parade, a dress rehearsal, and brisk advance sales accompany the show staged by the Woman's Club at the senior high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart's Pharmacy
Woman's Club
Geo. Edwards
W. G. Friddie
New Librarian From New York City Arrives Tomorrow
Mrs Nancy Kirkman Poston newly elected librarian of the High Point public library will succeed Miss Willie Welch who heads to Alabama as director of public school libraries. Poston arrives tomorrow from New York where she worked with the New York public library and may start early if released from her contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Kirkman Poston
High Point Public Library
Willie. Welch
Alabama
New York
New York Public Library
Poston
Young Woman Dies After Long Illness
Thelma Bartley Jarrett 23 died at home at 306 Pritchett Street after several weeks of illness. Survived by husband Carl A. Jarrett daughter Lily Mae father J A Bartley sisters Grace Bartley and Mrs W M Morris half brother Willie Bartley. Funeral by Rev Hoyle Love from the home tomorrow at 3:30 p m. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Bartley Jarrett
Pritchett Street
Jarrett
Surry County
Carl A. Jarrett
Lily Mae
J. A. Bartley
Grace Bartley
High Point
W. M. Morris
Thomasville
Willie Bart
Prohibition Progress Cited By Rt Rev Cannon In Message
Rt Rev James Cannon Jr notes progress on prohibition as the president is sued in transmitting the Wickersham report and addressing Congress. The remark frames federal enforcement as advancing amid legal action and public debate. The statement links church leadership to national policy shifts and ongoing reform discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
James Cannon, Jr
World views greed as root cause of war
A reflective line notes that human greed drives conflict, citing Mrs Nelle Rows Taylor as a voice on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle
Taylor
Juvenile Court Officials Meet in Durham Session
Forrest H Shuford and Mrs Mary Camp Sprinkle of this city are to attend a special session of the juvenile court committee of the North Carolina Conference for Social Service at the Washington Duke hotel in Durham at 3 30 o clock tomorrow afternoon Judge William M York of Greensboro will calls the meeting Plans for the year and the program of organization for the term just closing will be taken up A number of business matters are expected to be settled The committee meeting precedes the boards meeting at 10 30 o clock Friday morning with members including Miss Corrine Cannady Judge N A Towns end Judge Carl B Hyatt George C Spoolman Mrs R D Bullock Judge Wade H Williams and Dean Justin Miller of Duke University
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Forrest H. Shuford
Mary Camp Sprinkle
North Carolina
Washington-Duke
Durham
William M. York
Greensboro
North Carolina Conference For Social Service
Corrine Cannady
N. A. Townsend
Doris Inez Trotter Dies in City at Three Months
Doris Inez Trotter three months old daughter of C R and Biffie Bryant Trotter died yesterday at 3 PM at their home 622 Willowbrook Street after weeks of illness. Born High Point July 26 1931 she is survived by her parents and grandparents W K Trotter Trinity Route 1 and Mrs J G Bryant High Point. Funeral arrangements at home with Rev G H Liner of Southside Baptist Church and interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Doria Inez Trotter
Cc. R. Trotter
Willowbrook Street
High Point
C. R
Biffie May Bryant Trotter
W. K. Trotter
Trinity
Route 1
Civitan clubs plan joint meeting with neighboring groups
High Point Civitan voted to hold a joint meeting with Winston-Salem and Greensboro clubs at Sedgefield Manor on November 6 at 6 30. A committee was named to coordinate with city civic clubs for a year end gathering featuring a nationally prominent speaker. W F Freeman won the attendance prize, guessed near the club’s average age of 38. J H McCall was a guest.
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High Point Civitan Club
Elwood
Civitan Clubs
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Sedgefield Manor
William Lindsay
W. F. Freeman
J. H. McCall
High Point Police Back Y M Y W C A Drive
High Point police department reports full participation in the joint Y M Y W C A budget push. Officials say city workers continue canvassing as citizens contribute to the fund aimed at $20,000 for operating expenses this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Singing Service at Cedar Street Church Tonight
A singing service will be held at the Cedar Street Church of the Living God this evening at 7 30 o clock. The Carter quartet of the First Baptist church will be present and render several selections. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Cedar Street Church
Father of Local Woman Passes Away
J. M. Hill, 79, died at his son A. L. Hill in Denton around 11 this morning. He was father of Mrs. J. S. Loflin of this city. Funeral services will be held tomorrow evening at 8 from A. L. Hill’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hill
A. L. Hill
Denton
Mr. Hill
J. S. Loflin
Revival begins as Rev. Charlie Dunaway arrives in Atlanta
Rev Charlie M Dunaway of Atlanta Ga will lead evangelistic meetings at the Gospel Tabernacle on Willow with music by Miss Rachel Gillespie head of Bethel college voice department. The center operates as interdenominational evangelism not church organized. Dunaway has years in evangelistic work.
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Charlie M. Dunaway
Atlanta
Gospel Tabernacle
Willow
Rachel Gillespie
Bethel College
Dunaway
Honor Roll Named At Allen Jay High School
Twelve seventh grade students at Allen Jay High School earned an average of 85 percent for the first month and are placed on the honor roll. The group includes Honolulu Briles Mae Blakely Ava Bean Ruth Bentley Helen Cecil Helen Dobbins Virginia Dawson Doris Payne Lena Robbins Josephine Weant Ralph Haraway and Richard Hendricks.
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Allen Jay High School
Honolulu Briles
Mae Blakely
Ava Bean
Ruth Bentley
Helen Cecil
Helen Dobbins
Virginia Dawson
Doris Payne
Lena Robbins
Josephine Weant
Ralph Haraway
Richard Hendricks
Cox Attends Duke Endowment Board Meeting in Charlotte
J Elwood Cox a trustee of the Duke Endowment foundation fund is in Charlotte today for the monthly meeting of the board of trustees He will return to this city tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Elwood Cox
Duke Endowment Foundation Fund
Charlotte
Workers Meet Tonight At First M P Church For Election
Tonight at 7 30 the Workers Council of the First Methodist Protestant Church will meet to elect officers and teachers for the ensuing year. J H Jennings to hold superintendent post for 1931 32. Wednesday prayer service led by Rev R S Farmer with theme Whose Are We. Steward board session after service. Richard H Shaw to preside. Fourth Quarterly Conference to convene Monday Nov 2 at 7 30 with annual reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers’ Council
First Methodist Protestant Church
J. H. Jennings
R. S. Farmer
Richard H. Shaw
Houck Seeks Lossed Booklet From Post Office
C B Houck of Houck Advertising Agency pleads for return of a valuable dummy booklet from Bassett Furniture Industries Virginia lost at the post office. Enclosed in a large manila envelope, the booklet is of no use to others but highly valued by the firm. a liberal reward is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houck Avertising Agency
Bassett Furniture Industries
Virginia
C. B. Houck
Houck
Boy Knocked From Bicycle on Asheboro Road
Chester Rice was knocked from his bicycle yesterday at 5 in front of Shepherd's garage by a truck. Dr. J W Slate happened by, treated the boy at his office, and Rice was discharged with slight injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Rice
Shepherd's
Asheboro
J. W. Slate
Rice
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Woodruff Clinic
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Burrus Clinic
Walkup K. McCain
DR. F. C. Sharp
Commercial National Bank Building
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Hamilton Florist
English St
West Broad
Barrymores
W. Co. Flury
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TURE
One Paperers
Barker
J. E. Black
Cable Street Phone
Certified Public Accountants
Commercial Bank
G. B. Miendermen
B. A
Sheriff's Office
High Point Ice & Coal Company
Teague
New York City
Mrs
Doris Inez Trotter
Civitans Plan
Police Department
Cox
Duke Endowment Board
Caroling Coal & Transfer Co
Mallory Street
M. A. Lackhy
College Street
Frederick R. Taylor
Johnson Street
Guilford Avenue
N. C
Workers’ Body
M. P
High Point Perpetual Building
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