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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1936

Page

9

Seamless Hosiery Makers Schedule Policy Meeting

The Southern Hosiery Manufacturers Association calls a Wednesday 2 p.m. session at the Sheraton hotel led by secretary Taylor R. Durham of Charlotte to discuss a policy declaration for the industry. High Point manufacturers seek clarity on hours wages and practices amid debate over the Robinson-Patman price measure.

Southern Hosiery Manufacturers Association Sheraton Hotel Taylor R. Durham Charlotte Association High Point Robinson-Patman Uthern Furniture Manuactor Association

Motors Catch Fire In Local Building

Firemen from companies one six and the aerial answered a box alarm to the Postal Telegraph offices at 114 East High Street at 11 38 last night. They extinguished a fire to two motors in the building with damage not believed heavy. The blaze confined to the motors. A telephone call to O Schaub on the Greensboro highway followed a lightning strike to wires leading into the building.

East High Otors Company Number One O. Schaub Greensboroghway

High Point Weather Dashes Crops In Rainstorm

A storm across High Point and surrounding areas caused moderate crop damage. 1.26 inches of rain fell with high winds knocking down three telephone poles on the Asheboro road. corn fields and other crops were damaged north and south of the city, while homes and buildings stayed unscathed.

High Point Asheboro

Tea and Provisions Laden on Be rengaria Return Voyage

The Be rengaria completed a voyage to England carrying cargo that included over one ton of tea and coffee, two tons of bacon, two tons of butter, 20 tons of potatoes, and 22 tons of meats.

Atlantic England

Electrical storm causes no damage to house yesterday

A severe electrical storm struck yesterday afternoon with no damage reported to the house. Residents observed frequent lightning and a brief power outage, quickly restored by utility crews.

Parting with Spot A friendly dog seeks a home

A cheerful ad describes Spot the dog who is gentle safe to play with and good at carrying a bag and finding a ball. He sleeps by the side of his owner when left alone and would feel less lonely if someone would take care of him. He doesn’t eat very much.

Ne Flaw Nh 2 Spot

Child 1 Week Old Has Teeth Pulled

A newborn girl in Shelby was taken to a dentist after two fully formed lower front teeth appeared in her mouth. The teeth were loose and advised removal to prevent the baby from swallowing them during her first cries.

Shelby A. C. Woods

Bond Issue Over subscribed Treasury Offering

Secretary Morgenthau announced in Washington that the treasury issue of 400 million dollars in 20 to 23 year bonds at 2 and 3 4 percent was oversubscribed by thirteen times.

Washington Morgenthau Treasury

High Point engineers invited to Upstream Engineering Conference

Washington Bureau High Point engineers Alan C. Hely G W Le Master and J B Newman were invited by Hugh H Bennett chief of the Soil Conservation Service to attend the Upstream Engineering Conference in Washington September 21 23. The invitation follows national selections of 2000 engineers highlighting the next generation of leaders in flood erosion and drought control. The conference emphasizes treating small waters with the same care as large rivers in planning water conservation.

Washington D. C High Point Hugh H. Bennett Soil Conservation Service Alan C. Hely Thurston Street G. W. le Master J. B. Newman

Five Month Old Nona Presswood Dies in High Point

Nona Fay Presswood five months old daughter of W E Presswood died at a local hospital yesterday afternoon shortly after four o'clock after illness since Sunday. Born in High Point April 2 1936 she was a daughter of W E and Maud Manning Presswood. Survived by father three brothers Raymond Creed Hollis and two sisters Mrs Julia Earnhardt and Miss Jean Presswood all of High Point. Funeral services set for Friday at 10 a m conducted by Reverend O L Ruth.

Nona Fay Presswood W. E. Presswood High Point W. E Maud Manning Presswood Raymond, Creed Hollis Presswood Julia Earnhardt Jean Presewood O. L. Ruth

Funeral for Floyd C. Michael 11 in Rankin Memorial M P Church

Funeral services for Floyd C. Michael age 11 son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Michael 610 Carr street were held at Rankin Memorial M P Church with Rev. Edw. Suits officiating. The church overflowed with mourners as the choir sang Rock of Ages and Asleep in Jesus. Pallbearers included F. W. Faircloth BE. L. Hoke and Robert Stanley. The deceased, born in High Point August 8 1925, was a member of the Elm Street Schoolboy Patrol with many patrol members attending under Sergeant J. O. Pike.

Floyd C. Michael W. T. Michael Carr Street Rankin Memorial M. P. Church Edw. Suits Jesus F. W T. M. Faircloth BE. L. Hoke Robert Stanley Floyd Elm Street School J. O. Pike High Point W. T Vera Hester Michael

Death of Whitsett resident W. T. Ingle reported

Word arrived today that W. T. Ingle of Whitsett died early this morning at his home after a period of illness attributed to heart trouble. Funeral arrangements were not finalized, with services expected tomorrow in Whitsett. Surviving are his widow Bessie Roney and three daughters Mrs. Saunders of High Point, Mrs. Garrison of Burlington, Mrs. Thompson of Whitsett, and three sons Egbert Marshall and Clarence Ingle of High Point, plus eight grandchildren.

W. T. Ingle Whitsett Ingle Bessie Roney H. D. Saunders High Point Arthur Garrison Burlington Hazel Thompson Home Egbert, Marshall Clarence Ingle

Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report

Chicago prices steady for butter at 8853 pounds and eggs firm at 8088 cases. Local and car lots show fresh graded firsts at 26 cents and current receipts at 23 to 26 cents per dozen as markets digest supplies.

Chicago

Rambling Reporter Cited To Court In Hit and Run Case

W M Holler of Winston Salem was cited to municipal court on a hit and run charge after his car allegedly struck an automobile driven by Mrs Ora C McMahon of High Point last Saturday night. Neither vehicle suffered major damage.

W. M. Holler Winston- Salem Ora C. McMahon High Point

Police Seek Tommy Davis Missing From West Green Street

Police request help locating 14 year old Tommy Davis who disappeared from his home on West Green Street last Tuesday. Authorities have a description of the youth and are coordinating search efforts.

Tommy Davis West Green Street

Archdale farmer displays two-eared corn at The Enterprise

James Sheppard of Archdale displayed unusual corn at The Enterprise show featuring two ears attached at the tassel, giving the illusion of corn growing in opposite directions from the tassel. The ears were grown in his garden.

James Sheppard Archdale Enterprise

Smith Visitor Plans High Point Community Chest Drive

J Wilson Smith of Charlotte, interstate secretary of the Y M C A, conferred with High Point officials yesterday and will return Monday for several days to prepare for the annual Community Chest drive.

MR. Smith J. Wilson Smith Charlotte The High Point Community Chest

Mrs Gurley Slightly Hurt In Mangum Avenue Crash

Mrs. W L Gurley of 815 Mangum avenue suffered minor injuries when her car collided with a second vehicle driven by Dorothy Motley 17 of Thomasville at the Mallory street Mangum avenue intersection. Ella Bishop 47 of 815 Mangum avenue also involved in the crash.

W. L. Gurley Mangum Avenue Dorothy Motley Thomasville Mallory Street Ella Bishop Miss Motley

Infant Sluder Dies in High Point Hospital

Five month old Kelly Sluder, son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Sluder of Thomasville, died after a brief illness at a High Point hospital. Survived by parents two sisters Bonnie and Charlotte and six brothers Mills Dalton Vestal O Quinn Royal and Tex all of Thomasville. Funeral from home 102 East Guford Street Friday afternoon at o clock with interment in City Cemetery.

Lis Dalton Vestal O’quinn Royal Tex East Guford Street

Centenarian David L Blackwell Dies in Hopewell

Centenarian David L. Blackwell, age 100, dies after a period of illness in Hopewell New Jersey. funeral details unavailable.

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NEA Service, Inc By Helen Welshimer Upstream Engineering Washington Bureau High Point Enterprise Tor Corre Redio Redie Ameren Reece American-Bosch Nona Presswood Centenarian David L. Blackwell Hopewell, N. J Carolina Union Bus Station High St N. C CP Rb Neasy Pe Hie Raleigh North Ra A On & Om Fey Economy Auto Store North Main St High Point, N. C E. M. Dudley East Main St. Thomasville, N. C
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