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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1937
Page
5
A reader is urged to seek steady work and protect health while facing hardship. The author advises patience and courage, suggests contacting the State Employment Service, and to appeal to authorities if mistreated. The letter ends by directing questions to Miss Marjorie Mansfield at The Enterprise for prompt answers.
The speaker asks for an earnest update on the listener's situation and progress. The tone is intimate and reflective, seeking reassurance and current status without formalities.
Miss Martha Elizabeth Winfield who died December 13 left a 3000 dollar bequest to aid needy English students at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina where she taught for 30 years. Governor Hoey said he had been notified and the executrix Mrs Martha BR Ross informed him income from the fund about 180 dollars yearly will be awarded to a promising needy student.
New York April 15 The American Telephone and Telegraph Co. reports net income for the quarter ended March 31 of 43,435,751 dollars. Earnings per share equal 2.32 dollars, seven cents above the quarterly dividend requirement.
The North Carolina State Employment Service reports openings for a live‑in housekeeper with a small salary, clothing and food provided, and for a sewing machine instructor. Interested persons should contact the local office.
F C Todd president of F C Todd Inc announced the purchase of another section of the old Ozark building from American Trust Co Charlotte. The facility will house a bobbin manufacturing plant and a machine shop for gears and cotton mill machinery.
A Kirkman addressed the High Point Rotary Club sharing observations from his recent trip to China on economic political and agricultural conditions. The meeting planned delegates for the 57th district Rotary conference at Pinehurst May 9 10 with Idol Johnson and Ryan named as delegates.
Guy R. Dudley of Winston-Salem was elected chairman of group five of the North Carolina Bankers association, succeeding Arthur M. Utley of High Point. Garland Johnson of Elkin was named secretary-treasurer. Dr. Francis Anscombe of Salem College spoke on international peace through cooperative trade.
Public sale of land in High Point Guilford County North Carolina to satisfy deed of trust. Property located along Guilford Avenue and adjacent alley described as 80 by 90 feet and improvements, to be sold at cash public auction at City Hall front entrance on April 27 1937 at noon. Trustee M H Folger and attorney J A Myate. Date 3 24 1937.
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