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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1933

Page

8

Furniture buyers register as fall market opens second day

Nearly 150 buyers and store representatives from New York to Baltimore register by mid-morning at the Southern Furniture Exposition building as the fall market enters its second day amid a rally in activity. Names from Bloomingdales McClelland Mason Lansbury Washington Newport News Baltimore appear on the tally with buyers from Henderson Newberry Brooklyn Mt. Airy and other cities.

New York N. Shenbaum Bloomingdales Vv. Adams Henderson Mra Newberry D. C W. H. Carter Mt. Airy J. T. Talley J. R. Tal

Two and Three Ton Truck Tags Arrive in Carolina

Motor vehicle tags for two and three ton trucks have arrived at the Carolina. Officials of the motor club expect high sales with the new shipment. The 1984 license plates will go on sale December 1, not December 15, and no extension beyond January 1 will be allowed.

The Carolina Motor Club

Local list of names and towns from a Carolina region page

A long catalog of names and towns appears, listing individuals in multiple locations such as Siler City Raleigh High Point Greensboro Wilmington Winston-Salem and New York City. The fragment mentions numerous persons with varied surnames and associates them with places across North Carolina and beyond.

R. Meachum Wadesboro H. G. Lewin Winston-Salem J. B. League Greenville A. J. Legum Norfolk Va Lowder Charlotte C. H. Mason Atlanta B. C. Johnston Anderson S. C Harry Felow Washington D. C E. Cuislom T. C. Owings Laurens Ss. C BE. H. Wilhelm EB. H. Wilhelm New York City Frank Morris W. 8 Wilson J. H. Berry Beideville C. M. Epting Salisbury W. C. Austin Gastonia Geo. W. Hahn Morris Segal C. E. Thornton Smithfield

Dry rally at Archdale planned by United Dry Forces

The United Dry Forces of Randolph County will sponsor a public rally at the Friends church in Archdale tomorrow night at 7 20. J W Clark and C G Smith are listed as speakers with a male quartet providing music. The public is invited to attend.

United Dry Forces Randolph County Friends Church Archdale J. W. Clark C. G. Smith

Furniture Workers Meeting Set for Wednesday Evening

Everett Morris announces an open meeting of furniture workers at 7 30 at the Central Labor Union hall. The National Compliance Board ruling affecting a matter at one local plant will be discussed.

Central Labor Union Hall Everett Morris National Compliance Board

What Is a Bladder Laxative

An old ad explains BU KETS tablets as a bladder laxative like castor oil for bowels, claimed to flush impurities and acids to reduce frequent urination, burning, pain, and backache. It promotes a 5 gram tablet box for 25 cents and promises refund if not relieved after four days, with Eckerd's of High Point and Mann Drug Stores touting it as a best seller.

Eckerd’s High Point Mann Drug Stores Inc Ady

Dry Forces Plan Large Week Night Rally in High Point

North Carolina faces a week of decision on repealing the eighteenth amendment as United Dry Forces of High Point announce a major rally led by Dr. A. J. Barton of Wilmington at Wesley Memorial Methodist church Thursday night. Barton’s long career in prohibition advocacy is cited, with additional lectures set for Oak Hill and Union Hill schools.

North Carolina High Point A. J. Barton Wilmington Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Barton Washington, D. C National Prohibition Anti- Saloon League of America Old Oak Hill School English and Burton Streets J. Allen Austin F. R. Taylor W. T. Albright Union Hill School F. L. Conrad Emmanuel Lutheran Church

An Old-Fashioned Mother Drama Set For Wednesday Night

Readiness for the Christian Endeavor presentation of An Old-Fashioned Mother at Oak View School tomorrow at 7 45 pm with a dress rehearsal tonight at 7 30 pm. The cast features Halcie Welch Blanche Leonard Ruth Lowe C A King Herman Yokely John Wimberley Lucille Payne Rowe Brown Margaret Briggs Brooks Petty and Chester Jones among others. A large audience is expected.

Oak View Christian Endeavor Society of Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church Deborah Underhill Halcie Welch Lowisy Blanche Leonard Widder Bill Pindle Ruth Lowe Jonah Quackenbush C. A. King Jerry Herman Yokely Charley Underhill John Wimberley Isobel the Village Bello Lucille Payne Quintus Todd Sheriff

Hallowe'en Party At Salvation Army Kindergarten

Members of the Salvation Army kindergarten enjoyed a Hallowe'en party this morning. Children in costume played games, then had refreshments. Prizes went to Frances Gatlin for best girl costume and to Paul Morris and Char­lies Jenkins for best boys costumes.

Clase Salvation Army Little Frances Gatlin Paul Morrin Charlies Jenkins Pauline Byerly Marie Leming Betty Lole Wall Daisy Ruth O’brien Geraldine Cassell Lois Mae Willard Frances Gatlin Mildred Hudson Margaret Prendergast Dorothy Jean Madden Vivian Beck Clara Mae Reid Pauline Morris Peggy Ann Greenway Suelyn Callicott Harold Carmichael Paul Morris Bobby Prendergast Charles Jenkins Allan Mullins Bernard Tew Richard Haines Misa Florence O'Beirne O Andr Small Betty Jean Gatlin

Wheeler Terry And York Named Trustees In Ragan Bankruptcy

Judge Hayes in Greensboro signed a bankruptcy order for R. Ragan after creditors rejected a 5 year extension. Trustees Wheeler Terry York were named to liquidate the estate with bonds set at 50000 each. Ragan listed assets of 1986339 and liabilities of 1690371.

Wheeler, Terry York Ragan R. RB. Ragan Greensboro Johnson J. Hayes Federal District Court TATA R. H. Wheeler R. B. Terry O. R. York Horace Haworth Carter Dalton Hayes Mr. Ragan Commercial National Bank John D. Biggs J. T. Hedrick W. L. Abernethy Thomas J. Gold Boggs Commercial Bank

High Point Man Aims for Transcontinental Driving Record

Floyd Teague of High Point claims a transcontinental round trip record of 124 hours driving from New York to Los Angeles and back in an eight cylinder stock car. He says he nearly tied Cannonball Baker’s one way record but was delayed two hours on a Missouri detour, finishing New York to Los Angeles in 61 hours 30 minutes and the round trip in 6 days 17 hours 15 minutes. Teague drove a Ford V-8 purchased from Pat Brown Inc. and was not sponsored by any company. He was checked by Western Union on departure and arrival and was accompanied by Jim Davis, a local mechanic.

Floyd Teague West Green Street High Point New York Los Angeles Baker Pat Brown, Inc Teague Western Union Continental Lumber Company Jim Davis

Armistice Day NRA Parade Plans Outlined Here

Final plans for the Armistice Day NRA parade were set as the general committee chaired by R. R. Blackburn met at the Elwood hotel. The event will split into Armistice Day observances for war veterans and a NRA division with business groups, labor and civic organizations. Colored groups will join the parade.

R. R. Blackburn Elwood Hotel Red Cross Salvation Army NRA P. J. Dishner W. Ney Evans W. F. Pleming Frank F. Sizemore American Legion Merchants Association Fred McPherson Chamber of Commerce F. Logan Porter Rotary Club C. E

City Hallowe'en Rules For a Safer Night

The city’s police chief W G Friddle orders orderly celebration during Hallowe'en with adults masking faces risking arrest. He pledges to keep Wain Street open and expects no crowded court docket as goblins prowl town.

W. G. Friddle United States Hallowe'en Friddle Ain Street

Highest Tobacco Price Since 1927 On Winston Market

On Monday October 31 Winston-Salem sold 1,130,046 pounds of tobacco for 211,912.81 dollars averaging 18.76 a hundredweight, the best since 1927. Seven warehouses handled the sale as auctions and buyers moved at top speed leaving about 1,000,000 pounds unsold. The season total reached 8,483,318 pounds sold for 1,361,055.01 dollars an average of 16.04 with a two week season.

Winston-Salem M. R. Gasa Gass

Merchants Meet Tonight to Choose Code System

High Point merchants gather at city hall at 7:30 pm under the local Merchants association to decide among three retail code options. The first allows 52 to 56 hours weekly with an eight hour day and six day week. The second sets 66 to 68 hours with a 44 hour cap for workers. The third requires at least 63 hours weekly with a 48 hour limit and a ten hour day.

High Point Merchants Association

Campaign Leaders To Meet Wednesday At Y.M.C.A. Cottage

Campaign leaders from the joint Y M C A and Y W C A budget drive will gather at the Y W C A cottage Wednesday morning at 8 30 o clock. Joint General Chairmen R T Amos and Mrs J Ed Millis call the meeting with members of the Initial Gift committee the steering committee and the division leaders in attendance.

R. T. Amos J. Ed Millis

Length Of Stockings Is Worry For Bureau

Washington dates a whimsical Bureau of Standards debate on stocking length from 27 to 30 inches as fashion shifts from knee to ankle with war and film icon influence. The piece mocks bureaucratic meddling and notes expectations for further changes within six months.

Bureau of Standards Greta Garbo Miss Garbo A. D Bureau

Also Mentioned on This Page

Picht DR. Crutchfield North Main St High Point Ice and Coal CO Maynard Max Bones Fyes N. Mate Perkinson's Jeweler North Malin Blackwelder Green Street Biltmore Ella S. Dallas Biltmore Hotel H. Jepveers D. L. Brooks Tie Barton Society Hallowe'en Party For Kindergarten of N.R.A Itan Club G. E. Hutchens Kiwanis Club Monarch Club H. M. Bryant American Business Club Holt McPherson Lions Club H. A. Cecil Veterans of Foreign Wars J. W. McMahon Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary I. T. Mann R. Blackburn Davis Industrial Workers Association D. V. Bradley Boy Scouts Garland Daniel Joe Snider John Raper Sam H. Strickland United Daughters of the Confederacy Daughters of the American Revolution Confederate Veterans and Life Underwriters of Y.M.C.A. Cottage Wrenn John Byrum Otis Chapman Wachovia Oct Maggie Clara Bow Mary Pickford America Vicks Nose Vicks VaroRus Vicks Ux Lovette Beauty Shoppe Mirror Beauty Shoppe Sheraton Beauty Shoppe MR. W. C. Johnson Royal Blue Tailoring CO Baltimore, Md EFIRD
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