Meekins to Headline Thursday Republican Rally
Announcement from the Republican campaign team confirms a large rally Thursday night at the Junior High School auditorium. Chairman W. C. Meekins of the state Republican executive committee will be the principal speaker with M. Caudle and Silas Casey assisting at the headquarters and event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Meekins
Republican Execuive Committee
M. Caudle
Silas Casey
Republican Party
Meekins
A. Coke Cecil
P. M. Caudle
D. R. York
C. C. Robbins
Paul Ingle
Permanent Wave Now Offered Painless at Sheraton Beauty Shop
An exclusive feature advertises a painless and burnless permanent wave service at the Sheraton Beauty Shop located in the Sheraton Hotel. The ad highlights availability and the contact number IT Phone 2919 for appointments in High Point.
Democratic rally schedule tightens in West End campaign
West End Democrats plan a series of campaign events ahead of Tuesday’s election. Speakers include state senate candidate J T Burrus, local general assembly candidate Rupert Pickens, and Meekins, with reception committee members named. Sheriff Phipps and Judge Teague reelection figures attend. Capus Waynick and Frank Hancock to address, with a final Monday rally preceding Election Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Democratic Club
Oak Hill
Democratic Party
J. T. Burrus
State Senate
Rupert T. Pickens
National Reempplyment Service
Hallowe'en Social Tonight at St Marys Parish House
The Junior Service League of St Marys Episcopal church hosts a Halloween social tonight at 7 30 at the Parish house. Costumes are encouraged and a small admission fee supports league work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League of
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Hallowe'en
Train Hits Auto at Mountain Mount Airy Crossing
Locomotive backed into a car at a crossing in Mt. Airy demolishing the vehicle. Four occupants escaped injury except Mrs. Henry Johnson who suffered non serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Airy
Henry Johnson
Umstead Sees Recovery As Worth Big Money
Congressman William B. Umstead spoke to about 300 at Democratic headquarters admiring recovery policies of Roosevelt administration. He defended federal relief spending, praised the Agricultural Adjustment Act, Reciprocal Trade Agreement Act, bank insurance and Securities Act as steps toward recovery and reform. He criticized Republican measures and urged unity with Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Umstead
Democratic
Congress
National
Umstead
Federal Farm Board
Democratic Congress
Agriculture
Congressman Umstead
Bank Deposit Insurance
Securities Act
Am Stead
Roosevelt
O. Arthur Kirkman
Walter E. Crissman
Democratic Executive Committee
Give-A-Lunch monthly pledges raise aid for hungry children
The Give-A-Lunch committee of the Woman's club organized plans to distribute lunches using current funds. Mrs. O L Rowland heads the investigating committee with records of 290 children who have no lunch and about 200 with inadequate meals. Milk will begin in November at schools with the greatest need, funded by pledges. more funds needed for a full lunch.pledges listed include Aunt Lizzie Welch Memorial Class and the Veterans of Foreign Wars post pledges and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
H. A. White
O. L. Rowland
Wee
Lizzie Welch
M. P
Victor King
V. Slack
Veterans Foreign
Aeee
R. D. Bodenhamer To Be Buried Tomorrow
Funeral services for R. D. Bodenhamer 64 die at home 202 Boulevard Monday morning will be held Wednesday at 2 30 pm from the home with Rev J Clay Madison and Dr George R Brown officiating. Interment in Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Bondenhamer
Boulevard
J. Clay Madison
First Methodist Protestant Church
George R. Brown
Reidsville
Oakwood Cemetery
Fire hits Nashville area causing heavy losses
A fire in a Nashville residential section destroyed two houses and a vacant store, damaged three more homes, with total damage estimated at 10 000 dollars. Origin of the blaze was not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Wachovia Shows Record Deposits at National Bank Call
Wachovia Bank and Trust reports deposits of 63.31 million dollars on the national bank call date, an all time high, with total resources about 68.40 million. The bank notes the call date is not the bank’s peak, as higher balances occurred days earlier. Cash and due from banks total 26.41 million, government securities 14.93 million, and state and local bonds and notes about 9.49 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Financial
National Bank
Wachovia
United States
State of North Carolina
Lambeth Praises New Deal Effect In Farm Affairs
Congressman Walter Lambeth of Thomasville extolled the Roosevelt administration as a friend to forgotten farmers and cited specific New Deal gains in Randolph County. He highlighted Farm Credit refinancing totals, Home Loan loans, PWA funding for Asheboro and non federal projects, and rising farm income from 1932 to 1934 across tobacco cotton and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
Trinity High School
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Lambeth
Harold Cooley
Braxton Craven
Trinity
Trinity College
Durham
Duke University
Randolph County
Farm Credit Administration Body
Home Loan Corporation
PWA
Asheboro
Randolph
Washington
America
Death of Gilbert E. Marshall on Statesville tracks
Gilbert E. Marshall 37 interior decorator for Marshall Jensen died after his body was found on the railway tracks near the Southern station in Statesville. Coroner N. D. Tomlin found no foul play and witnesses suggest a fall in front of a Charlotte-bound train. He leaves a widow and two brothers. funeral at 3:30 p.m. at his father-in-law Lonnie Sherill’s home. Burial at Oakwood cemetery with American Legion rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert E. Marshall
Statesville
N. D. Tomlin
Charlotte
Mr. Marshall
Marshall-Jensen
North Main Street
Lonnie Sherill
Fifth Street
Oakwood
American Legion
Marshall
Ex-Service Men's Club
Strickland Heads Church Junior Board At Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Methodist church Junior Board of Stewards elected new officers for the year. Strickland named chairman with W S Stone as vice chair and Holt McPherson secretary Bascom Bundy treasurer. Wilton Barnes Charles Kearns and W B Mitchell elected new members. Board praised past officers and reported leading in North Carolina Advocate subscriptions in Greensboro district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lambeth
Wilton Barnes
Charles Kearns
W. B. Mitchell
North Carolina Christian Advocate
Wesley Memorial
Greensboro
Mr. McAnally
A.H. Whitley, Jr
Reid Kearns
Ada Leonard Convalesces at Willowbrook Home
Miss Ada Leonard who has been ill for two weeks is now convalescing at her home 639 Willowbrook Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Leonard
Willowbrook Street
Black aphis tougher to eradicate than green aphis
A compact field note compares black and green aphis in their resilience, stating black variants resist control more than green ones. It emphasizes differential hardiness among aphid color morphs.
The Only Guaranteed Permanent Waves Special Price Ad
The ad promotes permanent waves at Sheraton Hotel with special prices of five dollars and seven fifty. Contact phone number 2918 for service details.
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Eekins
Jr. High School
Sheraton Beauty Shop
Sheraton Hotel
Crissman
Hallowe’en Social
Efird’s
Gotham
EFIRD
High Point, N. C
Democratic Rally
Successoes
V.F.W. Post
Post
R. D. Bodenhamer
Oley
She I
Mirea
Foley
Blue Bird Taxi
Damax Rokes
Optometrist
High Point
Detective Vision
Commerce & 8
Madam Leon
West 4Th St
Vmimientaiem
Trinity School
G. E Marshall
Strickland Heads Church JR. Board
Charles McAnally
City Shoe Shop
Curtiss-Wright
Shell Tire & Battery CO
N. Main St
T. R. Short
High Point Township
MOE
Ika
Tad Ako Tenes
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