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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1933
Page
5
Mrs Glenn Brown and husband move from 588 Gordon Street to 226 Monthen Avenue. City Baptist Young People Union hosts a 8 PM watermelon feast at City Lake with transportation arranged from each church at 7 PM. Visitors welcome and members urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs J. and Hardee of Madison Fla spend weeks at Mardee Apartments North Main. Mrs F. M. Pickett visits St Louis Missouri for several weeks. A B Horney leaves for Asheville for a few days. Dorothy Lee Rankin sails from Norfolk to Boston aboard S 8 Fairfax. W H Snider and J J Griffith travel to New York for a business week. Rev and Mrs T S Crutchfield and daughters visit 829 North Main. Hazel Crutchfield to spend a week in Albemarle. S B Wilson transferred to Guilford General for treatment. Peggy and Nancy Idol visit North Main with local hosts.
Capus M. Waynick state reemployment director cites a meeting of the state federation of labor estimating that 12 000 to 14 600 men could gain employment in North Carolina through federal works programs.
Charles James a 28 year old hosiery worker was fatally struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. W E Goodman of Salisbury. Goodman was released on $2500 bond facing a charge of involuntary manslaughter.
The Welch Memorial church Young Men's Bible class held its first annual homecoming with B. Cashwell presiding. Vera Smith sang, C. W. Hoover spoke on growth, L. R. Medlin taught the lesson, and Dr. J. D. Williams preached on a Balanced Life. A quartet from the Holiness church sung and Jewel Welch played violin with Eleanor Welch at the piano.
In Jonesboro Arkansas deputies guard the padlocked doors of the Baptist tabernacle as the court fights over which faction has control. Rev Dale Crowley opened services last night but Nillie Jeffers and followers interrupted with their own prayers and hymns. Sheriff Houston Johnson and Mayor Herbert Bosler ordered the congregation dispersed. A court hearing is set for tomorrow on an injunction to determine control.
The note warns that malaria causes chills and fever and requires destroying the infection in the blood and fortifying it. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised as providing both effects, safe for children and pleasant to take, with a call to purchase at any store.
Washington reports on National Recovery Administration guidance. Publicity on Blue Eagle actions will come from Washington. The cotton textile board aids peaceful readjustment between employers and workers. Restaurant deductions cap at eight dollars weekly. tips not counted in minimums. Barbers and beauty operators face 48 hour weeks. clerical staff 40. NRA plans fewer employees after initial surge. enforcement hinges on completed codes.
Fitzgerald Georgia August 15 The Fitzgerald Cotton Mill has posted ten admonitions for workers at all units. Commandments urge living up to NRA, 40 hour work week, cooperation with management, optimism, buying at home, spending wisely, good citizenship, education for children, cleaning village of bootleggers, and helping the sick. Administrator notice for Joseph Henry Dobbs estate asks creditors to file claims by August 15, 1934 and in charges to settle debts by August 1935.
Geneva August conference convoked by the League of Nations aims to draft a world wheat agreement. Four principal exporters United States Canada Argentina and Australia are the outstanding participants in the London gathering.
Trustee sale under a Mary A Hamilton deed of trust is scheduled for September 6 1933 at Greensboro North Carolina at noon. The parcel at 1608 English Street High Point Guilford County will be sold at the east door of the Guilford County Court House to satisfy the indebtedness. Herbert Waldo attorney listed with dates 4 8 8 15 22 28.
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