Mart Remains Stagnant In Trading Today
The stock market showed no clear up or down movement as trading remained narrow and listless. Union Pacific and Auburn slipped nearly 2 points early, with U S Steel American Telephone Allied Chemical Consolidated Gas and Santa Fe down modestly before recovering by midday. Bethlehem Steel held steady with a small gain as traders awaited fresh business news.
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New York
Union Pacific
Auburn
U. S. Steel Common
Preferred
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Consolidated Gas
Santa Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Butter and Eggs Markets and GM Dividend Talk
Chicago prices show butter and eggs steady with mixed figures and milder trading. The week centers on General Motors dividend meeting amid scarce profits. investors expect GM to maintain the 25 cent quarterly on common shares despite pressure in the steel and manufacturing sectors.
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General Motors
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Trustep's Sale of Greensboro Property Under Deed of Trust
Notice of sale under a deed of trust on property in Greensboro Guilford County North Carolina. Della J Watson widow originally secured debt with Central Bank and Trust Company as trustee. Successor Trustee appointed. foreclosure to satisfy the indebtedness with sale at the court house at Greensboro on dates 10 31 11 7 14 21 as recorded deeds and trust details indicate.
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Trustep
Della J. Watson
Central Bank and Trust Pany
Office of Register Deeds
Guilford County
Nora Carolina
Central Bank and Trust Company
Seeance
Quilty
North Carolina
Peel
Greensboro
Carolina
Guillf
Borth
Forrell
Lina
Peperty
J. W. “Grobe
J. C. Alexander
May Change Name of Presbyterian College
Clinton South Carolina October 31 Efforts to change the name of Presbyterian College of South Carolina have been launched by students and alumni with approval of President John McSween. An alumni committee will report to trustees at the February meeting with no recommendations yet.
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Clinton
8. C
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
John McSween
Alumni Association
Python Snakes on Exhibition At 146 South Main Street
An exhibit of three Indian pythons, over 20 feet long and 300 pounds, opens at 146 South Main Street for a week with daily shows from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Professors Beck and Smith conduct lectures on reptiles. Snakes named Samson Toughie and Jumbo range 23 to 26 feet and 240 to 340 pounds.
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India
South Main Street
Profs
C. O. Beck
L. C. Smith
Samson
Toughie
Frank Buck
Local Man Hurt In Car Accident Near Florence
Florence Oct. 31 Two cars collided near here killing Mrs W H Broadway 47 of Florence and injuring six others including Miss Marie Ellen McCoy 24 of Sumter who was fatally injured and not expected to live Police said Nellia Overcash took the wheel for George B Geibert 22 of Sumter who was jailed then hospitalized Pending inquest Wednesday Coroner T W Wallace said Seibert did not drive the coupe and Overcash husband of one of the injured rode in the other car Overcash is under guard at a hospital No charges yet filed physicians said the injured except Miss McCoy were improving
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Florence
8. C
W. HE. Broadway
Marie Ellen McCoy
Sumter
Seibert
Nellia Overcash
Overcash
High Point
MN. C
Helen Welch Barbee
Penola
Sumter County Fair
Earthquake Shocks Johannesburg City
An earth tremor shook Johannesburg on Oct 31 believed caused by a collapse of a worked-out mine. No serious damage reported.
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Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
Religion as a burden and truth in Wesley Memorial sermon
Rev. G Ray Jordan preached at Wesley Memorial on Is Religion an Unnecessary Burden discussing critics of religion. He argued that life has values beyond truthfulness and urged showing Christianity permeates all life while aligning faith with science and ethics. The sermon referenced moral inconsistencies among churchmen and cited Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health.
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God
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial
Mr. Jordan
Jesus
Mary Baker Fady
Ninety Nine in Fold Faith Topic at First Reformed
The Sunday morning sermon at First Reformed Church centered on The Ninety and Nine from Luke 15 4. Rev. W R Shaffer argued the shepherd sought the one lost sheep while the ninety nine remained in the wilderness highlighting trust duty and restoration among Christians.
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First Reformed
Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
Jesus
Mr. Shaffer
Christ
Ninety and Nine
The
Everlasting Punishment Theme in Christ Science Lesson
Sunday’s Christ Science Lesson-Sermon centered on Everlasting Punishment with the Golden Text from Isaiah and a Bible citation on righteousness guiding those who seek counsel not of the Lord. The piece notes the October 30 observance across churches and societies.
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Churches
Societies of Christ
Scientist
Officer Butler Visits After Freeman Shooting in Rail Yard
High Point officers, including Southern railway special officer W T Butler, visited to thank colleagues for aiding in the capture of Roy Freeman who shot Butler on August 15. Butler, hospitalized, is recovering with expected full recovery except for possible lingering effects. he can take short rides and expresses gratitude for the blood donors and police teamwork.
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W. T. Butler
Southern Railway
Roy Freeman
High Point Hospital
High Point Police
Freeman
W. G. Friddle
Butler
Garner Boasts Hoover Prosperity Pledges in Iowa Speech
In a speech Garner labels Hoover the savior of the nation while criticizing four more years of Republican rule. He notes plunging prices for wheat cotton and corn and urges a new deal. Garner also predicts landslide Democratic victories for Ehringhaus Reynolds and Hancock in North Carolina.
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Hoover
Iowa
White House
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Garner
John C. B. Ehringhaus
Robert R. Reynolds
Frank Hancock
Eagle Hunt Program At Gethsemane Baptist Church
An Eagle Hunt program is set for tonight at 7 30 at Gethsemane Baptist Church in Macedonia. The Eastern Star quartet will perform special selections.
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Gethsemane Baptist
Macedonia
Eastern Star Quartet
Speaker Urges V F W To Fight For Rights
George Hamilton of Charlotte urged the Southeastern Conference of Veterans of Foreign Wars to oppose the National Economy League over veteran compensation. He argued that if capital had been conscripted as men were, the veteran facing the current economic situation would be avoided and called for tax revisions and war profit reforms.
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Atlanta
Southeastern Conference of Veterans of Foreign Wars
George Hamilton
Charlotte
N. C
National Economy League
Hamilton
Post
Contracts Let Improve Homes In High Point Project
Fifty four houses under control of the Atlantic Building and Loan Association of High Point begin renovation contracts. One 27 house painting bid covers scattered city districts by Fred Payne. the other 27 houses in the Martin and Wal street Negro district include roofing and painting. Completion date is weather dependent.
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Atlantic Building and Loan Association of
High Point
BH. C. Criddiebaugh
Fred Payne
Martin and Vail Street
Martin and Wal Street
Deloris Marie Stamey Claimed by Death at Home
Deloris Marie Stamey died at the parents home 1003 Tate street after a week with pneumonia. Born February 4, 1932 in High Point, she was daughter of EB and Mary Clodfelter Stamey and survived by two brothers Robert and Paul. Funeral services Wednesday 10 AM from First Christian Church. Interment Primitive Baptist Cemetery Mechanicaville.
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Deloris Marie Stamey
Tate Street
Pneumoni
She
High Point
EB. 8
Mary Clodfelter Stamey
Robert
Paul
R. W. Stamey
Valdese
H. W. Clodfelter
Coletrane Mill
Koonce
First Christian Church
Tryon and
West Green Streets
C. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Primitive Baptist
Mechanicaville
Halloween Party Hosted by Mrs Patterson at Briggs Avenue
Misses Jay Patterson and Maxine Brigman hosted a Hallowe en party Saturday night at the former’s Briggs Avenue home. Guests enjoyed games and dancing before, and out of town visitors included Mossie Rivenback John Lee Best Booty Lewis and Lawrence Valley among others.
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Jay Patterson
Maxine Brigman
Hallowe'en
Briggs Avenue
Ruby Woods
Annabelle Sowers
Golda Mae Kearns
Myana Hartley
Emma Lou Fare
Verlie Griffen
Ora Wright
Madeline Packer
Freida Rucker
Ruby
Viola Brigman
Olean
Edna Patterson
Messrs
Alsi Napier
Lee Marshall
Harry Mooresfield
Harold
Pug Thomas
Sam Best
Bob Byrum
Glenn Venable
Alton Stafford
Herbert Thompson
Paul Brigman
Mossie
Buster Lee Rivenback
John Lee Best
Raleigh
Booty Lewis
Chapel Hill
Lawrence Valley
Thomasville
High Point Bar to Hear Dean Gulley at Dinner Meeting
Members of the High Point Bar Association will hear an address by Dean N. Y. Gulley at their regular dinner tonight at 6 30 in the annex of Central Friends church. Gulley is a prominent legal educator and a large gathering of lawyers is expected.
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High Point Bar Association
Dean N. Y. Gulley
Central Friends Church
Dean Gulley
Child's Study To Meet Tuesday 2 p.m.
The Emma Blair Parent-Teacher Association Child's Study class will meet in the auditorium Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All parents are invited to attend.
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The
Emma Blair Parent-Teacher Association
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Colgate
York
Southern California
Associated Press
Ag'st
Ener
Columbia
Dayton
Ohio
Tennessee
Centenary
Cincinnati
Illinois Normal
Virginia Poly
Michigan
Brown
Og By
Lee
Better Ice High Point Ice and Coal CO
Presbyterian College
Son
Alaska
Sean Eerre
Werner
Goodrich
Lortilard
Montgom Ward
Nat Dairy
NY Central Teeeeree
NH and
Hoveeee
Orth
Amer Aviat
North Pacific
Param Publix
Penn
Ol Server Inc
Shell Union
Ooreee Socony
Southern
Southern Rynd Brands
Studebaker
Texas Gas Union Carbide
United Eee
United Ette Settee
Warner Pict
Nellia Overash
Ance
Officer Butler
Gardner
Hoover For Prosperity
V.F.W
Atlantic Building and Loan Assn
Little Stamey
Welborn St
Dixie Realty CO
Washington St
Wesley Place
Filbert St
City Loans, Inc
N. Main St
North End
Main Street
Johnson St. School
Emerywood
Amos Realty CO
Wachovia Bank
Pat Brown, Incorporated
Chas. M. Brown
English Street
High Point Morris Plan Bank
B. T
Care Enterprise
Starr Motor Coppensil
High Point Hotel
P. O
Cry
Pat Brown, Inc
Starr Motor CO
Johnson's Silk Mill
Lexington
Woodrow
Aliel
Pat Brown
Inco
Commerce Street
SUITS
Finance CO
West Washington
Steele Street
Hk — A
J. A. Hart
Hart's Pharmacy
Clein’s
116
Washington Street
High Point Country Club
Occidental Life Ina
Pp. m
Ee Ee
Indy
Pat Bown, Incorporated
Wwe
Finch
N. Hamilton Street
Dayton St
Forest Ave
Lexington Avenue
Wiltshire
N. Main &T
Fourth St
Ragan St
Carter St
Greylin Realty
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