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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1939

Page

5

Social Security Law To Aid 900000 People, Board Says

The Social Security Board estimated 900000 men women and children will share more than 100 million dollars distributed next year under the revised law. Checks start February 1 for January to retired elderly workers and families. The program aims monthly payments up to 50 or 60 dollars and to keep families off relief.

Washington Social Security Board Arthur J. Altmeyer NBC Altmeyer Congress McNary Oregon Senate

Six firms receive charters from secretary of state

Thad Eure announced that six firms were granted charters. Lenoir Furniture Corporation of Lenoir will make and sell furniture. Kinston Saddle Horse Association, Inc. of Kinston will maintain a horseback riding club. Burlington Health Institute, Inc. of Burlington will run facilities for health and recreation. Carson Ice Cream Company, Inc. of Hendersonville will make and sell ice cream. Southern Builders, Inc. of High Point will make and sell lumber and building supplies. WGNC, Inc. of Gastonia will own and operate a radio station.

Raleigh N. C Thad Eure Lenoir Furniture Corporation Lenoir Kinston Saddle Horse Association, Inc Kinston Burlington Health Institute, Inc Burlington Carson Ice Cream Company, Inc Hendersonville Southern Builders, Inc High Point Wgnc, Inc Gastonia

Funeral services for Henry M. London in Raleigh

Henry M. London 60 a legislative reference librarian who helped draft about one fifth of North Carolina laws in the last two decades dies in Raleigh Burial set at Pro testant Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd Pittsboro London served since 1919 and helped draft more than 6 000 bills with about three fourths enacted He led Episcopal legal groups and held roles in many organizations He was UNC trustees secretary treasurer or president since 1921 and missed one board meeting this week due to his death.

Henry London Raleigh Henry M. London North Carolina Protestant Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd Pittsboro London General Assembly Board of Trustees University of North Carolina

Books on photography and art highlighted this week

A review lists key works in photography and art including The American Annual of Photography edited by C. G. Holme, Photography for Commerce, Portraiture With Your Camera, Eyes on America, Masterpieces of European Painting in America, Rodin, Art of the Far East, and Paul Green's The Lost Colony and Out of the South.

C. G. Holme Studio American Annual of American Photographic Publishing Co W. H. Doering America United States Hans Tietze Oxford University Oxford University Press Rodin Far East Oxford Paul Green U. N. C. Press Manteo Harper's

Guidance Parley Set for Raleigh January Conference Draws 500 Delegates

About 500 people from five states and the District of Columbia will attend the second southern regional guidance and personnel conference in Raleigh January 19 and 20. Chair is A W Honeycutt, with sponsors including public schools, state education departments, colleges, NYA and multiple civic groups.

Raleigh District of Columbia A. W. Honeycutt Chapel Hill State Vocational Guidance Association National Youth Administration Civilian Conservation Corps State Employment Service Service Clubs YMCA YWCA American Association of University Women Parent-Teacher Associations Boy Scouts of America Alliance For Guidance of Rural Youth State School Board Association Business and Professional Women's Clubs Federation of Women’s Clubs The State Apprenticeship Council

Youngest Member Receives CAA Wings

Washington reports G. Grant Mason, the Civil Aeronautics Authority’s youngest member, earned his private pilot license after finishing a flying course. He bought a 285 horsepower plane with full instruments and will fly to Charleston, South Carolina to spend New Year with his father. Tuesday he will depart for Miami with two CAA inspectors for the annual cavalcade of sport planes.

Washington Civil Aeronautics Authority G. Grant Mason

Educators List Represented From Five States

Oglethorpe Ga Dreng Bijom ora federal employment service Washington Dr W S Mc Call education department Columbia Dc Dr Royce E Brewster specialist occupational information and guidance service U S office of education Wash Dr Clyde E Erwin state superintendent Raleigh Dr Harl R Douglass UNC Education Department Chapel Hill and Dean Alice Baldwin of Duke University States represented are NC SC VA GA and TN.

Federal Labor Department Washington Mary G. Shotwell Raleigh North Carolina Vocational Guidance Association S. Marion Justice Hattie Parrott State Department of Education H. H. Bixler H. R. Halsey Atlanta NYA John A. Lang C. L. Beddingfield Claudia Hunter Oglethorpe Dreng Bijomora Federal Employment Service W. S. McCall Education Department Columbia D. C Royce E. Brewster U. S. Office of Education Clyde E. Erwin Superintendent of Public Instruction Harl R. Douglass University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Alice Baldwin Duke University North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Georgia Tennessee

Federal funds allocated for highway improvements nationwide

The Federal Works Agency allocates 156,000,000 to 48 states and territories for highway improvements and grade crossing eliminations. John M. Carmody states funds become available July 1, 1940, under a 1938 act authorizing 115,000,000 for federal aid roads, 15,000,000 for feeder roads, and 30,900 for grade crossing work, with North Carolina and South Carolina receiving specific sums.

Washington Federal Works Agency District of Columbia Puerto Rico Hawaii John M. Carmody Congress North Carolina South Carolina

Glass shards held by plastic binder resistful to impact

A safety note states that while plate glass can break under severe force, the plastic binder keeps the fragments together, reducing scattering and potential injury.

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