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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1936

Page

3

Rail track work finished by KT Wednesday in city

KT Wednesday completed railway trackage work, allowing uninterrupted traffic on North Main in front of Wachovia Trust building. J H Jenning, Power Company general manager, said the remaining section near Snow Lumber and Hamilton Street will receive tar coating and limestone as needed. Weather delays reported. further traffic hindrance expected only during remaining finishing tasks.

J. H. Jen Power Company North Main Wachovia and Trust Company Buildhich Jennings Bank Hamilton Street Lumber Company Snow Lumber Ork

Lomasville Man Awarded Patent For Unique Device

Lomasville inventor Maurice Milla and the Knitting Company hold a stake in a patent for a device that lays elastic into stocking loops during knitting. The apparatus feeds elastic at insertion points to add restraint and elasticity without binding the leg. The invention improves leg support while preserving yarn stretch and comfort.

Lomasville B. Paton Te. Coleman Maurice Milla Company and Knitting Company Asville Paratus H. Coleman Thom

Christmas Advice to Budget Wisely and Enjoyment

The writer urges practical Christmas planning with humor and thrift. She counsels rest, avoiding debt, using creativity for gifts, involving children in gifting, and spreading cheer over excess. Emphasizing color, merriment, and thoughtful spending, she notes simple traditions and Santa belief. Air passage note follows.

What You Should Know About New Social Security Law

An old notice explains when regular monthly old age retirement benefits begin on Jan 1, 1942 and who qualifies. It details age 65 eligibility, work history requirements since 1936, earnings of 2000 or more, and how to apply for an account number via the local postmaster or employer. It lists five ways to return the application by Dec 5 1936. It ends with a Q A about a married woman stopping work and about spousal benefits.

Olive Roberts Barton Santa Santa Clara Dad St. Nick Conyright NEA Service, Inc

Scouts 10 Launch Toy Drive Across High Point

Scout Executive B W Hackney announced a city wide toy drive starting tomorrow at 8 30 am with 2500 discarded toys to be collected and repaired by firemen. Troops will canvass from Wesley Memorial church and First Presbyterian church with a second route for areas not reached.

High Point B. W. Hackney Wesley Memorial Church First Presbyterian Church Allen Jay School M. P. Children’s Home

Miss Gardyne to Speak at Central Friends Church Tonight

Miss Dorothy Gardyne former secretary of High Point YWCA staff will speak at 7 30 this evening at the Central Friends church annex as part of Friends Preaching Mission Week All are invited to hear her timely message The week previously featured Rev Joseph H Peele of Guilford College delivering a strong address on The Life and Ministry to the Outcasts of Elizabeth Fry.

Dorothy Gardyne High Point Y. W. Co. A Central Friends Church Friends Gardyne Central Friends Preaching Mission Joseph H. Peele Guilford College Elizabeth Fry Jesus Christ

Hoey to Confer with Merchants on Sales Tax Plan

Governor elect Clyde R Hoey will meet December 10 in Raleigh with a committee of merchants to refine the present sales tax. Members include D A Dowdy J H Blount L L Lee J H Early J C Williams C R Greene T M Hunter O A Swaringer G W Dowdy A A Schiffman C C Shell R R Gay Edwin Ie Jr and W Dowell. The group aims to agree on a more satisfactory tax handling method to reduce annoyance and improve administration.

Clyde R. Hoey Raleigh D. A. Dowdy High Point Mr. Hoey J. H. Blount Greenville L. L. Lee Asheville J. H. Early Winston

Incorporation Plan for Fair Grove Faces Strong Opposition

In Thomasville the Fair Grove area near the city seeks incorporation as a separate village. Hearings in Raleigh drew many local residents and over 100 opposing signatures on two petitions. One petition favored incorporation but later shifted to oppose it. officials expect a ruling to follow.

Thomasville Fair Grove Raleigh Stacey W. Wade

Merchants Association Appeals for North Carolina Feedback

Suggestions should be forwarded to the North Carolina Merchants association at Raleigh or to any member of the committee.

North Carolina Merchants Association Raleigh

Fish Shipment Moves 100 Tons by Air to Markets

In western Ontario last year more than 100 tons of fish were transported from lakes to markets by air. The report highlights rapid shipping to meet demand and notes logistical aspects of airborne fish distribution.

Ontario Akes

BC Salmon Fisheries Patrolled by Air Each Summer

For a decade British Columbia salmon fisheries have been patrolled from the air from June through October to enforce regulations and monitor stocks. The program involves aerial surveillance aimed at preventing poaching and ensuring compliance by fishers during the peak season.

British Columbia

Boys To Help Delegates Find Homes In City

Junior and senior Hi Y clubs and Boy Scouts will assist Y M C A delegates at Wesley Memorial Church this afternoon. Edgar Hartley announces delegates will be guided to assigned homes. He also says John J. Blair invites them to tour the Springfield Historic Museum Saturday afternoon.

Wesley Memorial Church Edgar Hartley Hartley John J. Blair Springfield Historic Museum

Army planes to feed large Oregon areas hit by fires

Army planes will be used to deliver food to large regions of Oregon where forests were burned and trees consumed by recent fires.

Oregon

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