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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1935

Page

8

Assembly line furniture gains traction in Southern plants

The Lane Company in La Vista Virginia leads with line production and conveyors boosting output. Lenoir NC and Thomasville Chair advance similar systems signaling a shift toward standardized parts and mass market furniture.

Lincoln Ants of the Lane Company la Vista EB. H. Lane Ick Lenoir N. C Lenoir Air Company Thomasville Chair Company Finch

Markets Beyond Large Cuts Drive Raw Material Economics

Economies beyond large cuttings and volume prices on raw materials have guided accepted manufacturing principles in each attempt to beat the game that refused to yield. Early experience suggests conveyors may carry out the arm and drag in profits, indicating a path operators have sought unsuccessfully for a long time.

Friendship as Foundation of Democracy and Peace

A discourse argues that friendship between capital and labor prevents a slide into fiends and that governments must embrace friendship with citizens. It urges leaders to address people as friends, and nations to favor friendship over battleships for lasting safety and life itself.

Charles E. Chapin Sing Sing New York Evening World Irvin 8. Cobb Chapin United States England Europe

The Power of Friendship and Spiritual Connection

This piece extols friendship as the deepest influence shaping souls. It cites Woollcott on Father Duffy’s funeral and Emerson on friends, argues Jesus taught friendship with God, and notes personal bond as the true measure of life’s value. It ends with poetry about a Friend closer than a brother.

Alexander Woollcott Father Duffy New York Emerson Jesus God Abraham Browning Re Charles Kingsley

Scout Leaders Set Montreal Conference Dates

Scout executives in the sixth region covering the Carolinas Georgia and Florida will meet in Montreal from September 28 to October 6 for the annual Scout conference.

Charlotte Carolinas Georgia Florida Montreal

Employment Up During August Across North Carolina Industries

North Carolina shows broad gains in August with employment rising in most sectors. Lumber leads with a 19.7 percent increase across 33 firms, laundries up 16.7 percent, manufacturing up 11.9 percent across 92 industries, and miscellaneous fields up 12.2 percent among 140 firms. Tobacco falls 11.3 percent and hosiery down 1.8 percent.

Raleigh North Carolina Commissioner of Labor A. J. Fletcher Edge

Bulla Farlow and Millikan Families Plan Reunion

The Bulla Farlow and Millikan families will hold a reunion at John Wesley Stand's home in Randolph County on Sunday October 6. All connections are invited to attend with baskets. A program will be provided and Professor Samuel Heworth of Guilford College faculty will deliver the address.

Bulla Farlow Millikan John Wesley Randolph County Samuel Heworth Guilford College

Lightning Destroys Barn at B J White Farm

Lightning struck the barn on B. J. White’s farm on route one near Sophia Friday night causing a large conflagration. The blaze destroyed the barn hay and several livestock including three cows a calf and a horse. Firefighters reported flames spreading quickly around 8 o clock.

B. J. White Sophia Route One

No Inquest Into Death Of F J Jackson

Clinton officials concluded no inquest was needed into the death of F J Jackson 52 a farmer who poisoned himself after a period of ill health.

Clinton F. J. Jackson Jackson

Employment in 102 plants rises slightly in August

A small August gain of 0.3 percent lifts total employment to 25,766 across 102 plants, up from 25,690 six months earlier. Furniture leads with a 5.2 percent rise, while mercantile and baking sectors each show a 1.2 percent six month gain. tobacco and hosiery decline is viewed as seasonal with expected improvement ahead.

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