Stocks Hit New Lows As Decline Persists
The latest market slide pushes major leaders to new lows with high priced specialties and utilities dropping 5 to 20 points. Call money climbs to 10 percent amid loan strain while experts attribute the downturn to tight credit, weaker steel output and looming London rate hikes. margins suffer and several top stocks fall 25 to 75 points from year highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley W. Prenosill
Associated Press
New York
Bank of England
Time Money
Wall Street
London
Funeral services for Thompson held today
Funeral services for C. M. Thompson who was killed by a Southern train Monday were held at 11:30 this morning at the Holiness church in Randleman with Rev. O. L. Ruth officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Flowerbearers were Annie May Myers Zeffie Crawford Wa Crisce Bertha Wood Annie Nunn and Essie Moss. Pallbearers were Doran Dennis Will Dennis Sam Warner R. A. Smith Reginald Trogdon and John Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Thompson
Southern
Holiness Church
Randleman
Rev
O. L. Ruth
Annie May Myers
Zeffie Crawford
Wa Crisce
Bertha Wood
Annie Nunn
Essie Moss
Doran Dennis
Will Dennis
Sam Warner
R. A. Smith
Reginald Trogdon
John Dennis
Society Bible Class To Meet Tomorrow
The Gene Lamont Bible class will meet tomorrow afternoon at 5 50 at the home of Mrs P L Davis on Davis street. Friends of W Thaman will be glad to learn he is able to be out again after confinement with influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Lamont
P. Lt. Davis
Davis Street
W. Thaman
Corrections for an Errorgram
The fountain lamp at the right has both snap-button and pull-chain. The N in lem on is backwards. In the sentence Now dont eat to fast too. The little girl's name Frances is correct. Francis is a boy's name. The scrambled word is PRESCRIPTION.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Francis
Stock quotations snapshot from American Inv and peers
Additional stock quotations list shows American Inv and peers with percentage changes and firm indicators. Ford of England, General Electric of England, Lone Star Gas, Penn Road Corp, and Sockkie COPD appear with varied percentages. The fragment reads like a broker’s daily quote board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Inv . V.encscovce
Espa Cawicss
Ford
England
Ceccass
Gen
Elec
Lone Star Gas
Penn Road Corp
Souckgie
Ciam
Notice of Real Estate Sale Under Deed of Trust Guilford NC
Notice of sale by trustee E C Cridlebaugh on behalf of Genia Hauser and C B Hauser under a 1927 deed of trust. Sale at Greensboro courthouse on Monday October 28 1929 at 2 PM for cash to highest bidder. Property in High Point Township described as 9520 square feet with 170 by 56 feet dimensions, subject to taxes and unpaid street assessments. Filed September 25 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Guilford
FE. C. Cridlebaugh
Haigh Point
Genia Hauser
C. B. Hauser
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Greensboro
High Point Township
State of
Chestnut Street
Arthur Bulla
St Mary’s forms circus advance parish council in city
St Mary’s Episcopal church organized a parish executive council to coordinate parish work across five fields parish community diocese nation and world. The council features departments in religious education social service missions publicity and finance with elected local officers and members. A coordinating committee includes the rector and parish leaders. Meanwhile Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey announced the first 1929 circus stops with all steel Pullman advertising cars heading to High Point for two performances on October 9 led by car manager Walter Gilbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
I. KK. Stewart
J. J. Dell
H. B. Hiatt
L. E. Bennett
Teasurer
R. F. J. Johnson
Department of Religious Education
Ll. R. Stewart
C. E. Diffendal
D.C. MacRae
Department of Missions and Church Extension
J. O. Gold
Edgar Hartley
Rufus King
Silas McBee
E. J. Payne
Roy C. Preston
L. R. Stewart
H. J. Coffield
Department of Publicity
Thomas Turner, Jr
L. F. Bennett
A. S. Coffield
W. L. Tabb
Department of Finance
Homer Wheeler
Ringling Bros
Barnum and Bailey
High Point
Walter F. ‘Gilbey
Gilbey
Wheat declines set new season lows then firm
In Chicago trading today wheat prices hit new season lows before recovering somewhat. Analysts cited a forecast that 1929 world wheat output excluding Russia and China would be about 690 million bushels below 1928 record levels, with expectations of reduced shipments from the southern hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Russia
China
New York and New Orleans Cotton Markets Open Mixed
In New York on September 25 the market opened steady with a decline of 3 points on old October but gains of 6 to 10 points on buying spurred by rains in the eastern belt and tropical storm fears. Early trading saw around 35,000 bales circling into notices as near-month liquidation shifted to later deliveries. Prices rose from 18.20 to 18.38, with active months up 5 to 11 points. cables report renewed hedge demand in Liverpool and stronger cloth trade across Africa and South America.
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New York
Liverpool
Continent
Africa
South America
New Orleans
Atlantic
P.C
Moser Family Reunion at Rural Hall Guesthouse
The Moser family of North Carolina holds its annual reunion at the Dutch meeting house in Rural Hall on Sunday October 6. The all day program starts at 10 with a picnic lunch at 12 39 and afternoon singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moser
North Carolina
Rural Hall
Name of Negro Who Fell Dead In Store Monday
Hamp Griffin, a 50 year old negro of 812 Park street, died suddenly Monday afternoon in the basement of the South Main street building formerly the Jacob Boot Shop. He had been removing ashes when he collapsed. The body was taken to Haizlip's Funeral Parlor for burial preparation. funeral arrangements are not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamp Griffin
Park Street
South Main Street
Jacob
Haizlip
Notice to creditors of D T Andrews estate Guilford NC
Having qualified as administratrix of the estate of D T Andrews deceased of Guilford County North Carolina this notifies all persons with claims to exhibit them to the undersigned at 408 East Russell Street High Point NC on or before August 21 1930 or be barred from recovery All indebted persons should pay immediately This 21st day of August Dell a A Andrews Administratrix of D T Andrews Lovelace Kirkman Attorneys August 21 28 9 4 11 18 25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Andrews
Guilford County
North Carolina
East Russell Street
High Point
N. C
Real Estate Dealer Farlow Held for Higher Court on Forgery Charge
Ray Farlow, a local real estate dealer, was found guilty of forgery in municipal court and ordered held on a 750 dollar bond for the next term of superior court starting October 21. Prosecutor A Page testified Farlow forged a deed clause granting him additional property. Farlow denied the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Farlow
Superior Court
C. F. Williams
KK. A. Page
Farlow
Mr. Page
Teague
Mrs Nancy Pierce dies after week of illness
Mrs Nancy Jane Pierce age 70 of High Point and Randolph county born January 16 1859 died at her home on the Thomasville road following a one week illness. She was married to H B Pierce January 18 1881 and leaves three sons Franklin C Yuma E Gurney M Pierce and daughter Mrs G W Jenkins plus a brother and sister and eleven grandchildren. Funeral at the Thomasville road home Thursday at two oclock with Rev J R Williams and Rev C A Elmore. Interment Pleasant Hill church cemetery Randolph county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jane Pierce
H. B. Pierce
Thomasville Road
Monarch Club Meeting at Sheraton Hotel
The Monarch club met in regular session at the Sheraton hotel at 12 15 p m today. No program was held but guests spoke briefly and plans were made to hold the next weekly meeting at the Country club. Visitors included Rev Frank Armstrong of North Wilkesboro Rev H C Byrum of High Point and H A Kramer of Brooklyn N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
Country Club
Frank Armstrong
North Wilkesboro
H. C. Byrum
High Point
H. A. Kramer
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Hart Drug Co
L. M. Gross
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West End
Ritz
Thompson
New
ESSEX
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Jefferson Motor Co
Hudson-Essex
Musts Mills
Itu
Aisk
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WN AG
Ceriadion Pac
Cca
Cess
Cc & Ee
Sis
Gen Motors Muu Ieee Eas
Adviskivis
West Sugar
Greene Cananea
SUS Tumor Pere Ela
Liggett & Myers
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Bee ON Hee Ca
Lee Sotumiatag Criottg
Norfolk & Western
Pmootuinoto Foc Ik
SAVOY
Pan Am Pet
Akéedéewce BO Schulté
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Bordocrto
Sis Ks
Bimons OG
Vines
Sinclair Con Oil
Ks Veumvees
Studebarker
Owe Oetune
Wik “Ee
Ian Seed
Ward Baking Bass Acai Maw
West Bloc
Wede Gem Sen
Willys Over Mem
Woolworth Rom Eens Oncieis
Oun Uccek Ovitens
E. C. Cridlebaugh
Austin & Turner
Attys
ST. Mary's
Circus
Cqangilgar
City
R. K. Stewart
Ringling Brothers and
Barnum & Bailey
Chicago Grain
Mecca
Della A. Andrews
D. T. Andrews Lovelace & Kirkman
Nancy Pierce
DUKE
Pittsburgh
Hart Drug Company
Hart's
Pacific
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