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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1934

Page

12

Local Civic Club Backs Full-Time Physician Plan

A city-wide push to establish a full-time physician and expanded health program gains support from a local club. The group votes for immediate action, names a joint committee led by Maotew and T. Tice, and plans to recruit cooperation from other civic organizations to enhance the health department. Frank Tucker performs at the dinner, and club rules about jokes are announced.

Fia Club High Point Maotew Ous Tice Frank Tucker George Rankin W. W. King Lion of Wilmington W. W. Stevens Robert H. Smith

California Inventors Build Gold Separator Claiming 1250 Men’s Work

Two California inventors announce a gold separator they say can perform the work of 1250 men. The device aims to streamline ore processing and boost yields, with plans to scale production if tests prove successful.

California

Roofer offers new roofs with easy payments

The ad claims they meet competition with better roofs for the money and offer easy payment plans. It promises old roofs can be renewed with a specially prepared asbestos roof coating for a refreshed look.

Guilford College Hosts Third Conference On International Relations

Guilford College Opens the third Conference On International Relations in the Meeting House Sunday at 2 30 pm and runs through Monday evening. Noted speakers include Dr Elbert Russell of Duke University and Dr Frances C Anscombe of Salem College with Clarence E Pickett of Philadelphia and Mrs Alice Ward White of Guilford College. Sessions feature mass meetings and open forums with topics on peace testimony and Christian perspectives.

Elbert Russell Duke University Guilford Guilford College School of Religion Frances C. Anscombe Salem College Clarence E. Pickett American Friends Service Committee Philadelphia Alice Harward White Francis C. Anscombe Christ General Assembly Samuel L. Haworth Russell Yee J. Russell D. Anscombe China Japan Manchuria Ruth Outland Alice Hazzard White Anscombe

The Inquiring Reporter Meets High Point Character Charlie Muse

A feature on Charl ie Muse a High Point figure moving his office from Commerce to Wrenn street and serving as justice of the peace and a long time plumber. The piece notes his arrival in the city forty four years ago and his unexpected stay. It also describes local routines and past ambitions of the reporter.

High Point C. C. Muse Commerce Wrenn Street Charlie Muse Ford Watch America

Charlie Muse of High Point An Enterprising Local Figure

Charlie Muse runs a busy office on Wrenn Street where townspeople from Sheriff Gray to Waterman and many neighbors converge. The informal hub offers conversation on politics news business and everyday advice with lively exchanges and a touch of old coffeehouse atmosphere.

High Point C. L. Gray F. A. Waterman City Plumbing Keith Harrison Tom Gold, Jr T. W. Albertson O. R. York Walter Crissman John Adams Bob Jenkins Springfield Way Winston-Salem Road Kivett Drive Mr. Muse Charlie Muse Muse Wrenn Street

Alamance Picnic to Feature Dr Poe and Dr Stallings

Alamance county picnic at Alexander-Wilson high school will host Dr Clarence Poe editor of The Progressive Farmer in the morning addressing agriculture in North Carolina. At 2 PM Dr J H Stallings regional Soil Erosion Service director will discuss extending soil control projects and methods to secure expansion for the area. The annual gathering draws about 5 000 people with strong interest this year.

Alamance Alexander-Wilson High School Clarence Poe Progressive Farmer J. H. Stallings Soil Erosion Service Poe North Carolina Stallings Alamance County

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Worey Vi Tery T. Tice Go Rankin B&b. E. Hollo Ling Ich Central Ice Delivery Co Paramount City Shoe Shop Woodburys Soap Lady Esther Colgate Soc Jergen's Rexall Haley’s M. O Bayer Aspirin Cecil Petrolagar Buc Phillips’ Milk Aweeret Will Charlie Hostescos Cox Binford Milner Haworth Dr. Russell Dr. Anscombe Helen T. Binford America Plymouth United States Twin Vigor Washington St Packard Horace G.ildberton, Inc Solomon Perpetual Building and Loan Association High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Ass’n S. Main St J. W. Clinard B. F. Johnson Russell Brothers Welch’'S Teese Dr. Stallings Dr. Poe
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