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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1933

Page

6

Civil Service Exams Announced for Several Jobs

The United States Civil Service Commission issued open competitive exams for positions including Cost and Production Superintendent at a shoe factory and various Federal penitentiary roles. Salaries range from 2000 to 3100 dollars yearly with standard 15 percent economy and retirement deductions. Full details available from W T Winslow, secretary, at the local post office or customs house.

United States Civil Service Commission Federal Penitentiary Leavenworth Kans Steward United States W. T. Winslow United States Civil Service Board of Examiners

Greensboro social notes mention Wilkerson family visit

Miss Treva Wilkerson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs C E Wilkerson of Greensboro, travels to visit Mr and Mrs W I Gibson at 919 Forrest Avenue. Mrs Marshall Frazier recovers from an operation at Guilford General Hospital and hopes to return home soon.

First Baptist Church Hubert Ellington Treva Wilkerson C. EB. Whilkerson Greensboro Mrs. W. I. Gibson Forrest Avenue Marshall Frazier Guilford General Hospital el Home

States vote on repeal by November eight primary note

The article outlines that 36 states will vote on repeal by November 8 with four in August while others may hold votes. Virginia Governor Pollard expects ratification by a large majority and Oklahoma contemplates a later general election for the vote. Arizona faces a court challenge over repeal on the ballot next Tuesday with only repeal delegates on the slate.

Cooney John G. Pollard Virginia Oklahoma W. H. Murray Washington Michigan Wisconsin Rhode Island Wyoming New Jersey New York Delaware Nevada Illinois Indiana Massachusetts Connecticut New Hampshire Iowa California West Virginia Arkansas Alabama Tennessee Oregon Phoenix Ariz Arizona Prohibition Supreme Court Charles R. Owburn Arizona Temperance Federation G. A. Rodgers United States Supreme Court Prohibitionisto

Burial for J A Capdie in Concord on undecided hour

J A Capdie 72 former Auguste resident died in Statesville hospital. Funeral and burial to be held in Concord at a time to be announced.

Concord J. A. Capdie Auguste Statesville

Second Cigarette Ball To Take Place At Winston-Salem

Winston-Salem hosts the Central Carolina German club for its second Cigarette Ball on Tuesday August 22 with Don Bester and Columbia NBC orchestra. The event draws hundreds from across North Carolina and nearby states, supporting a scholarship fund of the club.

Winston-Salem Central Carolina North Carolina Virginia Tennessee South Carolina South Liberty Warehouse Raleigh

Major Craven protests repeal campaign amid Raleigh rumor

In Raleigh, Bruce Craven of Trinity voices protest against the United Days strategy to divide voters into saved and unsaved as the repeal of the 18th Amendment looms. Langston of Goldsboro and Craven, with John Sprunt Hill of Durham, guided early efforts, while a High Point Bible class member cites Craven’s temperance talk as sensible.

Raleigh Bruce Craven Trinity United Days Major Craven Board of Strategy Old College and War and Peace Buddies J. D. Langston Goldsboro Maj John Sprunt Hill Durham High Point Bruce McNinch

Lutheran Outing Tonight At City Lake Park

The Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood watermelon feast, canceled last night due to rain, is resumed tonight at City Lake Park at 7 30. Brotherhood members and families are promised plenty of watermelon, per officials.

Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood City Lake Park Brotherhood

Prison Officials Suspected as Inmate Granted Privileges

Druggan faced discipline after being “on the carpet” before federal authorities with warden and director split over punishment. The inmate, due for discharge next February, allegedly received liberties without sanction, while previous incidents with Frankie Lake led to the resignation and imprisonment of Sheriff Peter Hoffman and Warden Wesley Westbrook.

Druggan Bates the Tribune Frankie Lake Cook County Lake Peter Hoffman Wesley Westbrook

Registered at Community Exchange seeks housekeeping help

The notice lists multiple prospective positions at 887 North Wrenn Street for housework cooking and yard work. Applicants include white and colored women, a white housekeeper aged 25 to 35, a two year old child to care for, and a 12 year old girl, with several other unnamed requests and locations several miles from town.

Community Exchange North Wrenn Street High Point Patty Fairfield Road

Stolen Adding Machine and Typewriter From Acme Furn Co

A thief forced entry through a locked door at Acme Furniture on Tryon street last night and stole an adding machine and a typewriter. No trace of the burglar has been found.

Acme Furn. Co Acme Furniture Company Tryon Street

Agitation Over Attorney Fees in Bank Liquidations

North Carolina reports show high salaries and commissions paid to attorneys in bank liquidations including large claims by figures tied to Great Smoky Mountain park proceedings. Judge Frank Carter faced a bill near $19 000 with another at $25 000, while the council of state balked at payments. The public learns that liquidations pay many, but deposits lost remain unrecovered, highlighting public morality in state finance.

Raleigh Great Smoky Mountain Park Gurney P. Hood Banking Department Frank Carter Buncombe Council of State

Franklin Senator Battles for Extra Legal Fees

Senator W M Person of Franklin county opposed salaries for state lawyers arguing for 25 000 more than the 5 000 paid to an ordinary attorney. He raged at extravagant pay while schools faced cuts and education suffered. The piece notes similar cases of high compensation for political allies and veteran judges.

W. M. Person Franklin County Franklin John W. Davis Charles Evans Hughes Person Isaac M. Meekins

Oak Hill Betterment Club Meets Tonight

The Oak Hill Betterment club will meet at 7 30 in the old Oak Hill school. Members are urged to attend as important business is to be transacted, according to club officials.

Oak Hill Oak Hill Betterment Club

Deep River Church Adults Plan Picnic Lunch

The Deep River adult Bible class met for a regular business session with Mrs. J. Skeen and decided to hold the next meeting at the Sunday school hut and serve a four person picnic lunch. Community mentions include several local residents visiting family and traveling to nearby areas over the past week.

Deep River Church Briggs Franklin Briggs Neal Goodson Evelyn Briggs Salisbury

Lightning Kills Child in North Carolina Border Home

A lightning strike last night killed the 8 year old daughter of Hoy Thompson as she rested on a pallet with two siblings in their home near the North Carolina state line. The rest of the family was stunned but the house sustained no damage.

Lancaster 8. C Hoy Thompson North Carolina

Confession After Ambush Near Hillsboro

Durham officers report Charlie Kennedy a 55 year old saw mill operator confessed to ambushing and critically wounding Garland Reitzel a 45 year old debt collector near Hillsboro The motive given was Reitzel’s curses as Kennedy tried to collect money.

Durham Charlie Kennedy Garland C. Reitazel Hillsboro Reitzel

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