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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1933

Page

8

Local Banker G W Mountcastle Declines Federal Post

G W Mountcastle a Columbia area banker and executive reportedly declined a federal job as general fiscal head for several Federal land bank organizations in Washington DC. The position carried about 10000 dollars annually and required relocation, which he refused to accept.

Lexington G. W. Mountcastle Federal Land Bank Columbia D. C

Lee H. Harvell Laid To Rest In Oakwood Park

Funeral services for Lee H. Harvell burned to death at his home near the city were held at the First Baptist church with Dr. A B. Conrad officiating. Burial followed beside his wife in Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery. Pallbearers included L D Ridge A G Kirkman Grady Newton P A Chamberlain A B Bowen W B Delk Zeno Clodfelter and Paul Spencer. A trio sang Rock of Ages and Jesus Lover of My Soul accompanied by Mrs H D Sears.

Lee H. Harvell First Baptist Church A. B. Conrad Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery L. D. Ridge A. G. Kirkman Grady Newton P. A. Chamberlain

River Size and Post Office Registry Beginnings

The Amazon river runs about 3400 miles with a 150 mile mouth. The post office registry system began in 1854. An average adult has roughly 28 pounds of blood.

Amazon River

Curry previews new Chevrolet in Detroit proving ground

J R Currey of the Lyles Chevrolet Co reports strong business prospects after touring General Motors’ proving ground in Detroit. W E Heller outlined the 1934 Chevrolet line and policies while dealers tested models on hills, rough roads, and a speed track. Currey praised knee action front wheels and other features, predicting a bright year ahead.

J. R. Currey Lyles Chevrolet Company Detroit Mr. Currey General Motors Chevrolet

Three New Scout Troops Formed Here In Week Three

Three new scout troops were formed this week in High Point and nearby. Troop No 12 organized at North Main Street Baptist Church with Scoutmaster A P Samuels and 11 boys. A Negro troop No 9 started at William Penn High School with Scoutmaster B Steele and 10 boys. A third troop in Cooleemee lists Scoutmaster T H Muske and eight boys with Tom Webb J O Moody and J W Foster as committee men.

High Point North Main Street Baptist Church A. P. Samuels R.J. Clinard Car J. Edwards R. W. Clinard William Penn High School B. Steele Cooleemee T. H. Muske Tom Webb J. O. Moody J. W. Foster

Nations code in three languages and candy expo highlights

The League of Nations issued America's NRA code in French English and German. London confectioners showcased 2000 candy varieties at a 1933 convention, with one firm exhibiting 22 tons of sweets. Germany consumes over 1,000,000 barrels of salted herring yearly.

The League of Nations America London Germany

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Joe Yuletide Greetings Rabhan Oakwood Park Asheville, North Carolina C. R. Lanier High Point, North Carolina High Point District Wachovia Bank R. O. Starnes F. D. Conally R. E. Copeland C. H. Redding L. P. Phillips J. K. Whitlow J. L. Ward J. C. Martin R.H. Clayton H. A. Glover Ake Asheboro Ramseur Troy - Thomasville Thomasville North State Telephone Curry Tibet National Recovery Administration NRA High Point Steam Laundry North Wrenn Sunshine Laundry Pine Street
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