High Point Embraces Growth and New Landmarks
High Point pursues rapid expansion as furniture firms, hotels, a new bank building, a city hall, and a Methodist Protestant college rise. The Exposition Building on South Main anchors a booming era, while Sheraton Hotel, Commercial National Bank project, and municipal facilities showcase a city determined to lead.
High Point Builds Bright Future with New College and Schools
North Carolina Methodist Protestant church officials chose High Point for a new modern college after local efforts. The city advances a sweeping school-improvement program with the second ward Ray and Hamilton site, Elm Street and Grimes Street renovations, and plans to open Fairview Street and Main Street facilities by fall. Night classes will be offered by the school board.
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Frank Wineskie
High Point Hotel Company
North Main Street
Wesly Memorial Church
Board of Education
North Carolina
Second Ward
Ray and
Hamilton Sttreets
Elm Street
Grimes Street
Fairview Street
Main Street
High Point
High Point Furniture City Shows Strong Growth in North Carolina
The High Point chamber of commerce reports a 20 000 population with 5 660 workers in plants 3 banks hold 5 75 4 230 capital exceeding 36 million in assets and payrolls around 5 72 0 000 weekly. Furniture wood working output reaches 14 million yearly while textiles total 10 million. Merchants expect a business boom in the next three months as streets are paved and new buildings rise.
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High Point
United States
Commonwealth
North Carolina
Tign Roint
South Main Street
Bank
Commercial National Bank
South Main and
Commerce Streets
Post Office
R. K. Stewart
J. Elwood Cox
Cox
State Highway Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Confidence grows in Sixth District finance says survey
M B Wellborn reports that June and May show renewed business activity with rising debits and improved reserves in the Sixth Federal Reserve District. Loans to member banks declined 3 1/3 percent year over year as banks finance more of their own paper, deposits rise about seven percent, and reserves surge to 83.9 percent of liabilities, far above the legal 40 percent.
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G. L. Miller
M. B. Wellborn
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Federal Reserve District
Sixth Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
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