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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1929
Page
4
A Charlotte Observer letter argues North Carolina should acknowledge its social homogeneity and foster an inclusive democracy. It warns against class segregation and urges intelligent information on labor, race, and mobility to preserve a unified civic spirit.
A Wayne County mass meeting attracts over 200 residents to discuss inequities in taxation. Speakers urge a taxpayers protective association and constitutional tax reform, proposing property classification and repeal of foreign corporation exemptions to address rising real property taxes and changing wealth.
Congressman LaGuardia radioed Bishop James Cannon about his stance as the bishop neared the United States on a liner. The piece notes some passenger ships operate at a loss due to lack of a bar and discusses responsibility and consumer choices in buying transatlantic tickets.
The Raleigh Times rails at a screening of Uncle Tom with Tom Show content and Union troop applause. The piece notes youth audiences cheer, signaling a broader shift in attitudes and concerns about Reconstruction era depictions and civic education.
Bruce Catton notes the Lake Carriers Association bans college students from summer seafaring work on Great Lakes freighters. He recalls how inland youths flocked to Ashland Toledo Gary shores each June to sign on, chasing open water thrills before returning to study.
The text questions Bishop Cannon’s availability to answer a congressman on the contrast between dry ships and wet ships. It notes LaGuardia’s alleged spectacular aim and invites a prompt, illuminating response to resolve the debate, suggesting the bishop’s proximity to vice at land or sea may influence his decision to return home.
The attendance report released by Superintendent T Wingate Andrews shows a rise in average daily attendance to 6507 from 6349 with total enrollment up to 7739 from 7712. He notes this late year improvement is unusual yet encouraging and urges continued good records through year end. Attendance by school: white high 97, junior high 97, Ray Street 96, Emma Blair 95, Johnson Street 93 5, Cloverdale 94, Elm Street 94, Oak Hill 94, Ada Blair 93, colored William Penn High 96.6, Fairview Street 95.5, Leonard Street 95.
A letter quotes Mark Twain on Jewish resilience and impact, noting the Jews as a small but influential group in literature science art medicine and finance. It contrasts ancient civilizations with Jewish endurance and asks what explains the Jew s immortality.
Ziegfeld argues fashion favors full, well-balanced silhouettes as a stylish standard. The remark frames a return to curvier silhouettes amid evolving tastes, noting a broader acceptance of varied body shapes.
The remark notes a German scholar who says Americans have little to worry about while recalling a recent episode when Charles Lindbergh was overdue for several hours, implying heightened public fear.
Senator Jones voices criticism of congressmen who oppose drinking and vote dry, framing their stance as an effort to curb others from drinking. He asserts a share of nobility exists even among those he views as abstainers.
Funeral services for Harmon Hundy who died at her home near Trinity yesterday at 79 occurred at the residence at 10:30 a.m. led by Rev. W. R. Kelly of Trinity M E church. A large crowd attended with hymns Rock of Ages Nearer My God to Thee and Abide With Me. Pallbearers were Willie Yountz Robert Lohr John Lohr Frank Maness Paul Swigett and Lester Myers. Flowers were arranged by Mrs. Hazel Myers Mrs. Glayds Adams Miss Louise Mendenhall and Miss Sadie Johnson. Burial followed in the Trinity Cemetery.
The Hedrick infant, child of Frank Hedrick, died at 3:30 this morning at 516 East Lexington Avenue. Survived by parents, grandparents, four brothers Bernie Elmer John and Lewis, and sister Opal. Burial held at Oakwood Cemetery at 2 this afternoon.
Forest fire protection expands as three more counties Montgomery Richmond and Columbus join the program bringing Cooperating counties to 42 in North Carolina. District reorganization plans place Montgomery Richmond and others in new districts with Fayetteville Wilmington and Wilmington area headquarters to start July 1.
The Wesley Memorial church revival, active since April 14, concludes tonight with a service attended by delegations from Statesville Thomasville and Mooresville. Mayor Jack Roach and other local leaders spoke during the gathering as Dr. A L Stanford reflected on the parables of talents and pounds and urged active use of one’s gifts for the Lord.
Lake Superior is the largest of the world s lakes with a total area of 33 430 square miles. This vast freshwater body spans multiple states and provinces, anchoring regional geography and maritime history.
Special to the Enterprise from Lexington reports that leading farmers anticipate a bumper wheat crop in Davidson County this year due to favorable weather, strong winter stand, and ideal growing conditions. Oats also noted, with early yield prospects.
Hedge Care outlines spring prep for gardens advising thorough cleaning loosening soil around roots and even trimming to give all branches an equal start. The guidance emphasizes removing debris, inspecting for pests, and shaping hedges for healthy growth.
A Motre design features a cute summer suit with a fitted hip yoke and front buttoning using white pearl buttons. The jacket presents a plain cardigan silhouette with white buttons and subtle detailing.
The 31st anniversary marks Spain declaring war after U S resolutions on April 19 1898 honoring Cuban independence. The sinking of the Maine in Havana Harbor in February sparked the crisis and the cry Remember the Maine resonated nationwide.
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