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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1930
Page
2
Raleigh observers tallied a tax relief forum that offered many proposals to shift tax burden from property but gave no concrete dollar figures. Speakers suggested state funding for schools and broader indirect taxes, yet questions about constitutional viability and overall equity remained unresolved.
Dr. W. P. Few president of Duke University in Durham and N. B. Rogers of Asheville will represent the Southern Methodists of North Carolina at the Sunday school board meeting in Nashville Tennessee April 9 and 10. Rogers serves on school administration and buildings and camps committees while Few sits on training work. The board will review budgets and reports as it oversees about 16 500 Sunday schools with over two million pupils and 180 000 officers and teachers across 38 annual conferences.
In Ghent a shoemaker’s wife receives 13375 in banknotes from her long‑missing husband who fought in World War I. He had been captured then sent to the Congo where rubber money accrued. He tells her to stay as she is and that he will return to the Congo and vanish again.
Fred M. Parrish, local attorney, enters the race for the Democratic nomination to the state senate from Forsyth County. Incumbent B. S. Womble has served two terms and chaired the senate finance committee but has not announced re election plans.
W F Brinkley is appointed receiver for the North Carolina Candy Company of Lexington. An inventory shows liabilities around 40000 while assets total about 19000, with most of the value secured as collateral. Accounts collectible are numerous and small, spread through North and South Carolina. plant machinery valued at about 15000 and stock over 6000.
Oxford April 1. All Mason lodges in the state will be invited to send a representative to the Oxford Masonic orphanage commencement in June. Dr C H Rozzelle of Chapel Hill will deliver the sermon at 11 o clock on Sunday June 15 and Dr Ashley Chappell of Monroe will provide the commencement address.
The noted actress Lillian Russell was once given a costly gift by a fan a gold trimmed coffin presented as an ultimate token from their factory symbolic of devotion authorities reported in a historical column.
A Lexington gathering at a Methodist meeting drew broad church district interest. Rev. Ferree from Wins, Rev. Far from Kennett, and Mrs. Cu from the city spoke as district organizers.
The text presents a cryptic patient note claiming feeling better after taking a product or supplement. It mentions energy, appetite, weight, and a builder named IROGEN aiming to affect blood activity, but the meaning is unclear and fragmentary.
Actress Bebe Daniels promotes Lux Toilet Soap as essential for skin beauty. She states smooth skin matters most under close-up eyes, noting 521 actresses use it including Hollywood stars on and off Broadway and European screen idols. Order cakes today.
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