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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1929

Page

10

Public Welfare American Legion Meeting Highlights Local Issues

Mary Camp Sprinkle of the state department of public welfare spoke to the High Point American Business club at the country club. She stressed prevention, child development, and the link between ignorance and crime, praising the local welfare board and community cooperation.

Mary Camp Sprinkle State Department State Department of Public Welfare High Point American Business Club Country Club W. C. Hammond Board of Public Welfare Sprinkle North Carolina Mark E. Costello Herbert E. Johnson

Infant of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bame Funerals Held at Home

Funeral services for the infant of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bame were held at the parental home on the old Thomasville road yesterday afternoon conducted by Rev. E. M. Jones of Ward Street M. E. church. Burial followed in Oakwood cemetery. The baby died early yesterday morning. Surviving besides the parents is one sister, Mattie Virginia.

E. T. Bame Thomasville Road E. M. Jones Ward Street M. E. Church Oakwood Mattie Virginia

U.S. Dairy Product Value Reaches Three Billion Dollars

The U S department of agriculture reports that farm value of dairy products in the United States last year was about three billion dollars, a bit more than one quarter of the total value of all agricultural products.

United States U. S. Department of Agriculture

Milking Cows From the Right Side Widely Adopted

The article notes the near universal custom of milking cows from the right side, a standard practice observed across farms and dairies.

Won Life Prize With Simple Health Advice

Orlando man Calvin L. Floyd credits a health lecture and Najol for ending his headaches and fatigue. The ad touts Najol as a natural, drug free product that aids bodily elimination and regularity, claiming it changed his life and could change yours.

Calvin L. Floyd Orlando Florida Mr. Floyd

High Point Spurred by Miller on Grade Crossing Relief

High Point citizens praise Henry W. Miller vice president and general manager of Southern Railway after a cooperative meeting on the railroad crossing problem. Mayor York and chamber executive F. J. Sizemore say progress is expected, with financing plans and a possible survey of routing tracks around the city to reduce crossing delays. R. K. Stewart promises a fundraising drive to hire an engineer for a cost estimate and underpass options.

High Point Henry W. Miller The Southern Railway Company Mr. Miller A. York Chamber of Conmerce Citizens’ Committee Miller Sizemore R. K. Stewart Stewart Wrenn Mr. Stewart

Over 140 Attend Kiwanians Ladies' Night at Country Club

More than 140 members and guests gathered for the High Point Kiwanis Ladies' Night at the country club. The event featured a 7 pm dinner, evening program, and dancing after 11, with decorations, prizes, entertainment by the Selwyns and Miss Ferree, and remarks by P. D. Gold on Kiwanis work.

High Point Kiwanis Club Country Club P. Dd. Gold Daytona Beach Florida Gold L. R. Terry D. S. Hayworth Turkey Club J. D. Mann Roy Spearman Industrial Photo Co W. G. Foy Johnson's S. S. Coe Henry Jennings N. ©. P. S. Company H. M. Taylor John Whitesell Robbins Knitting Company Jack Kester S. L. Davis, Sr W. J. Fraley W. L. Jackson R. H. Sechrest J. E. Millis W. T. Powell Jordan R. O. Lindsay Eccles Everhart R. E. Snow D. R. Parker Don €. MacRae Hensley John W. Hedrick F. J. Sizemore A. E B. Tate C. C. Robbins GC. W. Ferry Sherman Swaim J. W. Sheloff Charles Ingram I. Paul Ingle Arthur Morris J. B. Lovelace Evergreen S. C. Clark

City Council eyes opening West Washington Street

City officials discuss opening West Washington Street from College to Elm and Lindsay to relieve traffic on English Street. They note low cost and potential benefits, including widening English Street from Elm to city limits, with English’s first block being the hardest to widen. Morris Knowles advised extending Washington through to English.

Washington Street College Elm Lindsay English Street Washington Morris Knowles

Judge Florence Allen to Speak at Greensboro Open Forum

Judge Florence E. Allen of Ohio Supreme Court will address the Greensboro Open Forums in Guilford County Court House Saturday night December 7 at 7 o clock. Her talk titled Our Heritage follows her tenure on the court and her status as the first woman to sit on a court of last resort.

Ohio Supreme Court Greensboro Florence E. Allen Supreme Court of Ohio Guilford County Allen Supreme Court

Slight Hope For Nelson's Safety

The search for missing air mail pilot Thomas P. Nelson has been extended from Clarion to Andover Ohio as hope fades. Planes will reconvene from here and Cleveland to cover three mile squares in a planned grid as heavy snow and cold persist.

Clarion Thomas P. Nelson Air Mail Andover Ohio Nelson Cleveland W. L. Smith National Air Transport Company

Tottenham booklet on promoting domestic bliss shocks readers

London readers learn that the Tottenham Urban District council sent a welfare booklet urging wives to coax husbands and husbands to take wives on outings, dig the garden, and tidy the house instead of distributing technical government data.

Community Welfare London Tottenham Urban District Council

Dries Up Colds In a Few Hours

Advert says Aspironal stops cold irritation sneezing and nasal discharge in hours. Claims relief from congestion and pains and even induces evacuation of liver and bowels. Marketed as the largest selling liquid cold remedy with druggists carrying it.

Firemen to Take Advanced First Aid Course

A selected group from five High Point fire stations will begin a 10 hour five week course at the north side fire station with sessions every Thursday from 2 to 4 p m. Dr Owen Smith Red Cross chair will speak on Bones Ligaments and Muscles at the opening. Bunn Hackney Jr will supervise instruction. Certificates awarded by the Red Cross.

High Point Northside Owen-Smith American Red Cross Bunn W. Hackney National Organization of the Red Cross

Local Leaders To Aid Scout School

Two High Point scoutmasters will join the Scoutmasters Training course in Lexington. O Delk Smith of troop four Wesley Memorial Church will instruct semaphore signaling while L W Conant of troop one will discuss The Patrol Leader's Council.

High Point Lexington Bunn W. Hackney, Jr O. Delk Smith Wesley Memorial Church L. W. Conant Mr. Smith Mr. Conant

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American Legion Torkers ABCC Andrew Jackson Post American Legion James E. Lyon Mike Shiplett Austin Clark Fred McPherson John Raper Lyon Bame Infant Kiwanians Sen Ort Or Hudson Maton Ark Paul Joofre Beauville Co Dept Des Moines Iowa Commercial Bank Building Caroline Carolina Coal & Transfer Co Washington ST West Washington Judge Allen Scout School East Washington Street W.S. S Thomasville Denton R. R H. G. Ilderton Motor CO Dodge Brothers Plymouth Dealers Willowbrook Progres Ring Drug CO Wachovia Bank Bldg Our Christmas Club Mempers Perpetual Building & Loan Association High Point Perpetual Building Loan Association V. A. J. Idol V. Pres Treas C. H. Ellis Asheboro Road Woodrow Ave English St Bridges Street N. Hamilton St Forest Avenue Franklin Street Park Street O. E. Mendenhallompany Realtors Wachovia Bank Southern Mortgage Loan and Land Co CO. BE. Mendenhall, Prea Roy Welborn, V.prea
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