Officials Rapped Over ACCA Huge Yearly Earnings
Washington officials accuse the American Cotton Cooperative Association of questionable salaries and misused funds tied to Commodity Credit Corporation loans. Creekmore defends earnings while Wheeler blasts the practices as harming farmers. figures show substantial government losses and patronage dividends.
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ACCA
Wheeler
Washington
Amodity Credit Corporation
American Cotton Curative Association
Senate Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corpoon
Ohn D. Goodloe
F. Creekmore
Itor Wheeler
D-Mont
Creekmore
Keeler
Tly
Governa
Ken Creekmore
Cotfirm
Eekmore
Cooper
Erl Karsten
Oyes
Ie Astatistciane
Cruise ship voyage sparks romance and a Haitian shore stay
Joyce Milner travels with Dr. Gray and Mr. Gregory aboard the Empress. After engagement news among the Porters, Joyce sails to Port-au-Prince for an onshore tour with a driver and guide. She gifts a bracelet to a local girl, sharing a moment of cultural exchange and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Milner
Dick Hamilton
Isobel Porter
Porters
Central Park
Joyce
Dr. Gray
Haiti
Port-au- Prince
Mr. Gregory
Jones
Gregory
Port-au-Prince
Mystic Isle
Merci
Easter Parade Beauty Contest Tops on Fifth Avenue
Fashion reporters and photographers covering the Easter Parade on Fifth Avenue for NEA Service and The High Point Enterprise voted winners in a private beauty contest. At night the paraders dressed in gardenia adornments looked bright eyed and smiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
NEA Service
High Point Enterprise
Tallyerand's Toast on Coffee Echoes Across History
The famed French statesman Tallyerand once offered a memorable toast praising coffee as pure as an angel and black as Satan, noting its sweetness and heat like the Inferno. The remark links coffee to a vivid spectrum of images reflecting early modern culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joyce
Darkey
the Republic
Tallyerand
Rule of Genius in Bridge Provokes Deep Bid Debate
Geoffrey Mott-Smith praises a bold rule of genius in bridge. A hand with three kings and a strong major suggests a bid, as West passes and South employs a takeout double. West advances thinking for a penalty, but is trapped by the bidding sequence and cannot gain the hoped-for payoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey Mott-Smith
Mott
West
South
North
Matt Smith
East
KerNERSVILLE glee club to enter district contest
Kernersville April 20 The girls glee club of Kernersville school, winner of the recent Winston Salem music contest, will enter the district music contest at Greensboro's Woman's College Thursday. Directed by Mrs J R Blackwell Jr the group ready for the event. Rev Wayne Curtis of Burlington preached at Pine Grove church Sunday and sang a solo. He will lead music for services at Gospel Tabernacle in High Point this week.
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Kernersville
Kernersville School
Winston-Salem
Woman's College At
Greensboro
J. R. Blackwell
Wayne Curtis
Burlington
Pine Grove Methodist Protestant Church
Here
Mr. Curtis
Gospel Tabernacle
High Point
Asheboro visitors gather at M. P. parsonage
Mr. and Mrs. C. L West and daughter Hilda Gray with Miss Helen Smith of Asheboro and George Wallace of Cedar Falls visited the M. P. parsonage Monday afternoon. Mr. West is a nephew of Rev. C. B. Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L West
Hilda Gray
Helen Smith
Asheboro
George Wallace
Cedar Falls
M. P. Parsonage
Mr. West
C. B. Way
Miss Lowdermilk to Be Camera Club Guest
Katherine Lowdermilk, a noted member of High Point's younger set, will pose for photographs at the High Point Camera Club meeting tonight at 7 45 o clock. Hal L. Ballew, co chair, announced the event and asked all members to bring cameras. The meeting is at the club rooms on North Wrenn Street behind Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. Eccles D. Everhart, president, will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Lowdermilk
High Point
High Point Camera Club
Hal L. Ballew
North
Wrenn Street
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Eccles D. Everhart
Old-Age Insurance Claims Certified For Payment In N. C.
Greensboro reports March old-age insurance claims totaling $11,114.86 for 481 claimants with average payment of $25.79. Since January 1937 North Carolina has certified 2,380 claims totaling $48,262.86. National figures show 21,858 claims in March amounting to $836,867.87, average $38.29. More than half of NC claims were filed by relatives or estates of deceased workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina
W. L. O’brien, Jr
Social Security Board
O'Brien
United States
Plans for state-wide print exhibition discussed
The meeting presided over will finalize plans for a state-wide print exhibition to be held here from May 1 to May 7. Officials and organizers coordinate venues, schedules, and promotions for the event.
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Armers
Farmer’s
AACA
Marion White
Cruise
Isobel
Mr. Jones
John Smith
Darkies
Williamsburg
Natchez
Tomlinson Craft Shops
Tomlinson
Linson
Great Northern
Lee
Radio City
West 57Th Street
Eileen Herrick
William Kenneally
McKenney
S. Vul
la Pass
Sakqno
Miss Lowdermilk
N. C
Kirkhill
Cotland
Spee
Codam
Packard
Gate City Motor CO
Wrenn and
Commerce Streets
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