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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1933

Page

3

Experienced Teachers Get Break In Salary Schedule

Raleigh August 22 The State School commission and Board of Education approve a new salary schedule for classroom teachers. Most will gain to or 15 percent increases this year and next due to an extended experience increment. The change makes increments cumulative across classes and lengths the rise from eight to years for Class A and six for Class B. Class A minimum rises from 70 to 90 dollars monthly and Class B from 60 to 75 with renewed increments for experience.

J. ©. Baskervile Raleigh State School Commission State Board of Education LeRoy Martin Commission

Loss of Appetite and Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Prospect

An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for loss of appetite and fatigue. It praises iron and tasteless quinine for blood building and purification, claiming quick results after three days and easy, pleasant intake for all ages. It urges readers to buy at local stores.

Grove

Notice to creditors in the estate of Joseph H Dobbs

J A Myatt administrator of Joseph Henry Dobbs deceased calls all creditors to present their claims by August 15 1934 and all who owe assets to deliver them to the administrator All actions to bar payment are noted This notice dated August 15 1903 Avis Myatt administrator of Joseph Henry Dobbs deceased

Joseph Henry Dobbs J. A. Myatt

Bold experimentation urged in church sermon

Wesley Memorial Church associate pastor Liston Pope urged moving religion ahead of the times through bold experimentation. He cited the U S economic adjustment as a national test and compared social science progress to advances in natural sciences.

Wesley L Liston Pope Wesley Memorial Church

Mind as subject in Christian Science lesson sermons

Christian Science lesson-sermon across all churches on August 20 centers on Mind with the Golden Text from Philippians 2 13 reading It is God which worketh in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure The lesson includes Romans 7 23 describing the conflict between the law in members and the law of sin in the mind

Churches Societies of Christ

Rites Held for Eb Clodfelter Funeral Services

Edward Bruce Clodfelter died at home Sunday morning. Funeral services were held at his home with a large gathering. Dr J C Leonard and several local pastors led the rites. Soloists and a quartet performed. Pallbearers and floral committee members were named.

Edward Bruce Clodfelter W. R. Shaffer First Reformed Church Clodfelter J. C. Leonard Reformed Church of Lexington Milton Whitener Local Reformed Church Catawba College J. D. Andrews Beck Reformed Church Davidson County J. A. Palmer Heidelberg Reformed Church Thomasville Clara T T. Cox Springfield Friends Church O. L. Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Church

Seventh Day Adventist Pastor Links Law of God to Creation

Pastor John E. All declared in Sunday service that the law of God governed angels in heaven before creation and was written in Adam's heart at creation. He stated the same law remains the guiding rule of character under the new covenant for the church.

Ange Adam John Seventh Day Adventist Church

Perry speaks on Mountain Tops With Jesus at Church of Christ service

Evangelist J. M. Perry preached Sunday night at the Church of Christ (Disciples) on the subject Mountain Tops With Jesus. He spoke of the Mount of Authority, Mount of Power and Mount of Glory as divine revelation guiding believers.

Church OF Christ “God Church of Christ Jesus J. M. Perry

Sears reports 1.62 million profit for period

Sears Roebuck & Co reports net profit before federal taxes of 1,619,812 for the period January 29 to July 15, against a 2,120,019 loss in the prior year.

Sears. Roebuck & Com

Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart on Erasing Eye Lines

A guide advises using reliable cosmetic preps and home treatments to reduce fine lines around the eyes. It notes laughter and squinting as causes, suggests glasses, and recommends creams lotions and oils including muscle oils for nightly use around the eyes mouth and forehead.

Navy Recruiting In Carolinas To Be Resumed

Lieut. Com. Robert H. Maury announces the resumption of navy recruiting in North and South Carolina. About 18 men per month will be enlisted from applicants in the two states. Eligibility requires ages 17 to 25, un married status, good moral character, physical fitness, no dependents, and parental consent. Applications are accepted daily at the Raleigh recruiting station.

Robert H. Maury U. S. Navy Raleigh N. C North South Carolina South Corona Navy

Jamestown Plants Adopt 44 Hour Week and New Wages

Jamestown furniture makers plan a 44 hour work week starting August 28 with 34 cent minimum in wood furniture and 35 cent in metal furniture. About 40 manufacturers will follow the code with a six week exception allowing 45 hours. The 4 cent northern rate applies to the furniture industry.

Jamestown N. Y

Notable Local Figures Interred in Springfield Cemetery

The interment list includes Hedgecock C. L., Bilder L. J., Walton E. L., Bowman C. B., Moose E., Mrs Harrell, Misses Lota and Mary Bouldin, Selma Elder, Rosa Mae Kirkman, and Treva Taylor. Interment followed at Springfield cemetery.

Clinard Family Holds Fourth Reunion At Oak View School

The Samuel Yakley Clinard clan held its fourth annual reunion in High Point area with about 100 attendees including locals. W. B. Clinard presided. R. Clinard welcomed. election named S. R. Clinard president and W. R. Clinard vice president. Iaa Hunt Hewitt chosen secretary. 137 descendants and 35 in-laws noted. group shared a midday dinner in a grove nearby.

Oak View School S. R. Clinard Samuel Yakley Clinard High Point Oreste Hedgecock W. B. Clinard Winston-Salem R. Clinard R. J. Clinard W. R. Clinard Iaa Hunt Hewitt Lexington Clinard

Low Mortality Rate Among Infants Here in 1932

1932 record shows Thomasville with 94 infant deaths linking to a favorable state ranking for low infant mortality. Other North Carolina cities listed include Shelby 38 Salisbury 57 Statesville 66 Elizabeth City 69 Asheville 72 Concord 77 Charlotte 78 Gastonia 79 Greensboro 80 Fayetteville 87 Durham 85 New Bern 90 Ra

High Point North Carolina American Child Health Association Thomasville Shelby Salisbury Statesville Elizabeth City Asheville Concord Charlotte Gastonia Greensboro Fayetteville Durham New Bern

Feud Rumors Rise Over Bankers Office Clash

The article notes rising tension between Attorney General Dennis G. Brummitt and Bank Commissioner Gurney P. Hood. An assistant copied names and pay amounts from 150 liquidation reports, fueling speculation Brummitt plans a political move amid disagreements over legal authority and recent executive appointments.

Dennis G. Brummitt Secretary of State Banking Department Gurney P. Hood T. Wade Burton Commissioner Hood Brummitt Hood Commissioner of Banks State Banking Commission J. C. B. Ehringhaus

Localities Listed with Distances and Totals

A fragment lists places including Wilmington Winston-Salem Wilson Rocky Mount Kinston and numbers 98 103 102 110 120 125 and 163. The source appears to be an OCR town-distance or tally section with partial place names and figures.

Evangelist J M Perry to Speak at City Church Tonight

Evangelist J M Perry spoke at the Church of Christ last night on "The Key to a Woman's Heart." He will speak tonight at o o'clock on "Taking a Chance" with Rev Nixon A Taylor, pastor, and a special duet by Perry and Taylor.

J. M. Perry Church of Christ Hamilton State Streets Perry Mr. Perry Nixon A. Taylor

Man shoots at rat and wounds himself in Charlotte

George Petit, an electrician, fired at a rat in his home in Charlotte and accidentally shot himself in the heel. He was taken to a hospital for treatment.

Charlotte George Petit

Also Mentioned on This Page

EB. Clodfelter E. L. Bowman M. F. Crooks R. S. Meisky George Hedrick John Hedec J. H. Curry I. D. Motsinger C. L. Elder Ed L. Ragan Alson Crater J. M. Hedrick George Henderson Livengood J. P. Myers Ivy Motsinger Elva Motsinger J. M. Taylor A. R Sears, Roebuck Yourself Alicia Hart Carolinas Noxzema Lydia E. Pinkham Pei Gelml Liceare & Myans Tobacco Sterfield
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