Community Chest Meeting Set for Thursday Night
The High Point Community Chest final meeting will be held Thursday at the Sheraton Hotel. Trustees from five agencies Red Cross Salvation Army YWCA YMCA and Boy Scouts will be named and officers elected. The Chest formed after agencies merged campaigns and approved a constitution and by laws.
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High Point CommuNity Chest
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Steenae
Quicker Relief From Headache Ad
An advertisement promises fast relief for headaches neuralgia and pains with STANBACK described as a balanced prescription product. It claims quick action with few after-effects and notes availability at drug stores with a 30 unit trial size priced 25 cents.
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Stanback
Nature
Plans for Community Chest campaign meeting stated
The board of directors and officers plan final gathering tomorrow night to discuss and draw up plans for the Community Chest drive to be held early in October. Attendees include Edgar Hartley Y M C A and Y W C A leaders, and representatives from Salvation Army Red Cross Rotary Club Kiwanis Civitan and many local organizations.
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Community Chest
Edgar Hartley
Nelle Anstey
Adj. L. Shackleford
Salvation Army
Bunn Hackney
Boy Scouts
Homer Coltrane
Red Cross
J. W. Clinard
Rotary Club
R. K. Young
Kiwanis Club
Fred McPherson
Civitan Club
N. L. Garner
Monarch Club
W. T. Tice
Lions Club
Milbourne Amos
American Business Club
J. T. Robinson
the Exchange Club
Hazel Johnson
Altrusa Club
Mary Leet Underwood
Business & Professional Girls Club
Harry Sewartzberg
High Point Chamber of Commerce
O. A. Kirkman
Merchants’ Association
Margaret Hauser
Junior Service League
Rev
Howard Hartzell
Ministerial Association
W. C. Hammond
Elke Club
R. T. Pickens
High Point Bar Association
J. BE. Lyon
American Legion
WN. 8. Stirewall
American Legion Auxiliary
A. Cc. Ingram
F. W
B. G. Walsh
V. of
F. W. Auxiliary
Robert Cottam
Parent-Teachers Council
G.L. Humphreys
Woman
Market Trends Chicago Produce Report
Chicago market update notes steady prices in dairy and eggs on September 11. Butter and eggs show no change in price, with butter at 7 868 and eggs at 5 887 as reported in the daily market trends.
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Chicago
Cotton market opens higher on light buying and rains
New Orleans reports light buying in the cotton market as foreign demand stays strong. July futures slip slightly to 10.66 at first, while October at 10.50, December at 10.52 and May at 10.65 show modest gains. Traders grow bullish on the outlook amid continued belt rains and absorbing offerings by professionals.
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New Orleans
Rambling Reporter Catches Big Bass
Dr. Charles Wheeler and G 8 Boren of Greensboro snagged a five pound bass and several brim at the James town city lake yesterday.
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Charles Wheeler
G. 8. Boren
Greensboro
Jamestown
Local Re-Employment office notes rise in soil erosion placements
Irene W. Price, manager of the local National Re Employment bureau office, reports growing placements on soil erosion projects. She says the demand for first class cooks remains unmet, with several dozen workers moved to erosion work daily.
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Irene W. Price
National Re-Employment Bureau
Missing Louise Turner Disappears From Thomasonville Home
High Point police aided Thom asville officers in locating Louise Turner a 16 year old eighth grade student who disappeared from her Thom asville home. She is 120 pounds five feet two inches tall with blue eyes.
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High Point
Thomasville
Louise Turner
Car stolen from Adams-Millis lot in Oldsmobile
G C Farr reports his four door Oldsmobile was taken from the Adams-Millis corporation parking lot yesterday. The state license plate is 159 401.
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G. C. Farr
North Main Street
Adams-Millis Corporation
Bryant Sues for Absolute Divorce After Long Separation
Carl B. Bryant filed for absolute divorce from Mary Royal Bryant alleging marriage on November 13, 1932 and separation in June 1938 with more than two years of separation. The suit targets dissolution of their marriage under the ground of extended separation.
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Carl B. Bryant
Mary
Royal) Bryant
Principals Meet in Greensboro With Superintendent Andrews
High Point school principals and Guilford county leaders including Superintendent T Wingate Andrews attended a general meeting in Greensboro. A study conference followed with ongoing discussions on county education.
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Greensboro
High Point
T. Wingate Andrews
Guilford County
Patient from Burrus Memorial Hospital Improves
Hutchens is reported to be 1 at Burrus Memorial hospital after an early morning admission. By late this afternoon officials noted she had shown improvement.
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Hutchens
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Wilson presides over eight workmen compensation cases
Commissioner T A Wilson of the State Industrial Commission heard eight workmen compensation cases today in the Fire Chief E K Ingram's office. By lunch, half the docket had been heard with three continued and one denied.
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T. A. Wilson
State Industrial Commission
E. K. Ingram
Jerry McCray
High Point Furniture Company
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
McCray
Co. J. Lambeth
Roaring River Furniture Company
North Wilkesboro
American Mutual Lability Insurance Company
Gordon Washington
R. F. Fowler Motor Line
D. C. Berry
Adame-Millis Corporation
American Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Thomas W. Bynum
J. L. Carr Paving Company
Ruth K. Miller
Dillon-Witt Underwear Company
Jesse Howell
Central Ice Delivery Co
Travelers Insurance Company
W. L. Bryant
City of High Point
Permit For $60,000 Is Given Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Fire Chief B K Ingram approved a 60000 dollar building permit for a Pittsburgh Plate Glass warehouse on Hamilton Street between East High and East Broad. The one story brick structure will feature 16 rooms and be built by Southeastern Construction with Starr Electrician, Cratchfield Bullivan, and Robb Plumbing handling electrical, heating, and plumbing work. Additional small permits went to Pickett and McPonth and for a re roof at 668 South Hamilton Street.
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
B. K. Ingram
Hamilton Street
East High
E. Broad Streets
Southeastern Construction Company
Starr Electrican Company
Cratchfield-Bullivan Company
Robb Plumbing
Pickett
McPonld
Bouth Hamilton Street
Mrs J M Hedrick Dies After Illness In High Point
Mrs. Cora Bell Hedrick wife of J M Hedrick longtime High Point resident died at home 904 East Lexington last night after a two week illness. She born July 8 1875 in Davidson County and married March 20 1896. Survived by husband twelve grandchildren and several children and siblings. Funeral Thursday at Evangelical and Reformed church with interment in Oakwood Memorial Park.
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Cora Bell Hedrick
J. M. Hedrick
High Point
Lexington Avenue
Hedrick
Davidson County
J. Wesley
Martha Jane Wright Hedrick
Hoy L. Fesperman
J. C. Leonard
Lexington
L. A. Peeler
Kannapolis
Milton Whitener
Salaisbury
Graham McCrary
Roscoe Clodfelter
Zula Clodfelter
John Younts
Grady Beck
Olin Beck
Luther Long
Willie Sechrest
Honary
Women’s Missionary Society
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Japan and Italy Record Over 27000 Quakes in 60 Years
Japan and Italy each reported more than 27,000 earthquakes in sixty years, highlighting seismic activity in both nations. The data underscores long term regional tectonic activity and potential risk assessments for infrastructure and preparedness planning.
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Japan
Italy
Mrs. Mary Hiatt Passes in City
Mrs. Mary W. Hiatt 70 widow of William A. Hiatt of 318 Howell Street died at a local hospital shortly after nine this morning after a heart attack earlier in the week. She was a Wesley Memorial church member and lifelong resident. Survived by son Ruben Hiatt, Albemarle brother John Archer, sisters Mrs. G. G. Russell and Mrs. Mattie Stout, both of this city. Definite funeral plans not set.
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Mary W. Hiatt
William A. Hiatt
Howell Street
Hiatt
Wesley Memorial Church
Ruben Hiatt
John Archer
Albemarle
G. G. Russell
Mattie Stout
Continue Efforts To Get Extension Of Church Street
A committee appointed at a meeting of property owners for the College street extension plans to ask the city to have its engineer lay out a 30 foot street between English and Church streets. The panel will study the plan and seek paving by the city since owners will contribute the right of way. Members: R. K. Young J. P. Rawley C. T. Ingram.
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College Street
English
Church Streets
R. K. Young
J. P. Rawley
C. T. Ingram
Highway workers test colored concrete to cut glare
English highway builders experiment with colored concrete to reduce sunlight glare during the day and the reflected dazzle of headlights at night, aiming to improve driver comfort and safety.
Joseph Hl Hearne dies at 57 in Greensboro
Joseph Henry Hearne S J 57 of 1211 North Hamilton Street died suddenly Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the High Point Furniture Company plant from a heart attack He was born August 19 1878 at New Hill North Carolina married to Fannie G Dutton on July 21 1901 Survived by wife two sons two daughters two brothers four sisters and two grandsons He was a member of Numa F Reid Lodge A F and A Masons and a past Commander of the Percy Gray Post Spanish American War Veterans He lived in Greensboro for 12 years after moving from Pleasant Garden Funeral services were held Thursday at Pleasant Garden M E Church.
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Joseph Henry Hearne
S.J
Hamilton Street
Pleasant Garden
Philadelphia Belting Company
High Point Furniture Company
New Hill
N. C
Josephine Thomas
Florine Mimms
Raleigh
Ester Lawrence
M. E
H. F. Starr
R. C
Civil suits heard in municipal court session
Judge Lewis B. Teague presided on the second day of a weeklong municipal court term hearing civil actions of minor significance. The Equitable Life Assurance Society seeks 25 dollars per month from M C Rowland and wife for rent losses, with several non-suits noted. Judy.
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Lewis B. Teague
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
M. C. Rowland
Mabel Rowland
Nell Johnson
Paul G Bouldin
Laughlin Chevrolet Company
Margie Johnson
Paul G. Bouldin
Wesley French
A. C. French
D. P. Pester Stores, Inc
A. & H. Motor & Body Company
John Rucker
Teague
Verta Simmons
Roscoe
Orange Presbytery Meets At Asheboro
About sixty ministers from eight Orange Presbytery districts met in Asheboro for their semi annual session to discuss Christian Education.
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Orange Presbytery
Asheboro
Orange Presbyter
Funeral services set at grave for lodge members
Pallbearers from the Numa F. Reid Lodge of Masons will accompany the body to Pleasant Garden Cemetery for interment. The grave side services will be conducted under the charge of that lodge.
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Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Comrontains
Sequoia
Jean Parker
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Wilson
New York
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Adams Millis
Alaska
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Allied Stores
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Amer
Atch
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Atl Coast
Atl Refin
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Bal & Odio 2
Barnedall Freer
Bendix Ay Habedersas
Beth Steel Tet
Borden
Creo Renee
Ches
Ohio
Crucible Steel
Dellack & W. Aeere
Sete
Ween
Eastman Kodak
Elec Auto
Elec Pow & Lt
Elec Star
Preeport Tex
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Goodyear T & R
Sweer Feet
Hupp Motors
Nick Can Coree
Owen Seebe
Rene Eweee
Serene Mo Kan Tex
Montgom Ward
Eens Etrewes Tae
Nash Motors
North Amer
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Packard Motor
Penney (Jc
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Phillips Pet Rennet Tenet
Postel
Pid Pub Ser
WJ Pullman
Ceeeeererateret
Pure Ol
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Repub Steel Rey
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Stent
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf
Transamerica
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Util P& Ua
Vanadium
Vick
Warner Pict
West UN Tel Sidacsusaaerbhiak
West Elf& Mfg
Onedeseeserns
Youngs Oh & T
Chicago Grain
Mrs
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City
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Joseph Hl. Hearne
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