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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1931
Page
7
Veterans Administrator Hines urged World War I veterans to show peace time patriotism to avoid intolerable government relief costs. Speaking at the Red Cross convention in Washington on April 15, he urged disciplined demands, reviewed relief efforts, and projected rising future costs, noting $13.0 billion spent since 1789 and $5.0 billion to World War I veterans.
Deed of trust on land described by street bounds in High Point North Carolina, securing a note with default. The trustee, acting to sell, cites prior deeds from Matton and a 1927 land conveyance. Sale conducted by the trustee Carolina Mortgage Company, dated March 23 1931 recorded March 25 1931.
In Chapel Hill on April 25 at Playmakers Theater, renowned North Carolina musician Stringefield will perform as flutist composer and conductor in his final appearance here. The program includes works by four American composers a piece by George Barrères a Mozart quartet for flute and strings and two of Stringefield s own numbers. He will be joined by Adeline McCall D A McPherson Hugo Giduz Wilbur Royster and the university faculty chamber orchestra.
Dr A C Cree pastor of First Baptist Salisbury spoke to the Lexington Rotary Club at a luncheon. He described travels in other countries and urged Americans to value fine things abroad while noting American leadership. Travel, he said, broadens if one seeks real world insight.
The North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs enters the second day of its three day annual convention in Greensboro. Speakers and business sessions fill the agenda as Mrs FE M Land urges full use of the ballot. The group reorganizes the garden club division and forms a safety standing committee. District officers are confirmed across fifteen districts with appointments listed.
Imperial Valley Cal poultry raisers end hen house confinement keeping flocks outdoors 24 hours a day with artificial shade for trap nests feed hoppers and water containers to protect birds from sun and heat.
A group of High Point scout officials will head to Winston-Salem Saturday afternoon to judge the annual Boy Scout jamboree held on the city lot at three o'clock. Local judges include O. Delk Smith Larry Conant G. L. Asbury W. E. Metcalf H. B. Beamon C. F. Kennedy and B. W. Hackney.
W E Vaughn Lloyd scout executive of Winston Salem will meet tomorrow with Bunn W Hackney council executive of Uwharrie to discuss plans for a joint camping program this summer. Arrangements have been made for Winston Salem scouts to camp at Uwharrie.
Fires sweep across lower Rowan county near the Stanly border causing wide spread damage to valuable timber land. Authorities report extensive burn areas and ongoing efforts to contain the blaze. No injuries are listed in the brief dispatch.
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