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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1930
Page
6
The personal exemption is 1500 for single filers or 3500 for married couples filing jointly. A dependent credit of 400 applies for each dependent under 18 or incapable of self support. Filing status changes mid year affect exemptions. If dependents’ support ends before year end, credits cease.
State Geologist H. J. Bryson said Deep River in North Carolina holds reserves of millions of tons and potential for by products like coke gas ammonium sulphate coal tar and manufactured gas, with proximity to key manufacturing centers giving it price and freight advantages.
A nearly century old issue of The Statesman and Third Congressional District Advertiser was discovered in the Washington North Carolina clerk of court office. The four page paper notes Governor Swain was re elected on the previous Monday.
Several local groups announce meetings and events this week. The Priscilla Club gathers Friday at 3 PM with Mrs. Fred Ingram on Finglish Street. Circle 9 of Wesley Memorial Church Woman's Missionary Society meets tonight at 7:30 PM with Miss Mona Harville at 217 Bay Street. The American Homes Department of the Woman's Club meets Wednesday at 8:30 PM at the Sheraton Hotel to discuss Civic Needs. News of births includes Horace Perry Jonas born Feb 8 at High Point hospital and Robbie Ray Warren born Feb 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Warren, formerly Miss Johnsile Garner. The Junior Services League holds its monthly meeting tomorrow at 10 AM at the Country Club, with a 9 AM directors’ session. Beta Pi Club postpones this week's meeting, gathering next Thursday at Mrs. Phil Warner’s. Mrs. Nettle F. E. Palmer, ill at home, is in Guilford General Hospital for a serious operation. she is president of Southern Business College, which will close until her recovery. Mechanicsville Baptist Woman's Missionary Society hosts a Friday chicken supper February 14 from 5:30 to 8 PM at the church, tickets at the door or from Miss Kate Kelly and Miss Ruth Welborn.
Thomas Gold Jr., a University of North Carolina student, spent the weekend with his parents on Oakwood Court. Mr and Mrs T A Moffitt of Ramseur are guests of their daughter Mrs Whitesell at 909 West College Drive, who has been ill with bronchitis for two weeks.
The Southern Meter men association held its annual meeting at State College Raleigh marking the close of the eighth annual short course for electrical metermen. Officers elected were C. F. Harris president J MacMillan vice president and S M Sprowl secretary treasurer. The course was shortened to two days and a memorial committee was named for Bedford J Brown, a founder of the organization who died last summer. Sixty metermen superintendents and factory reps registered for the course with attendees listed by section and company.
A fragmented OCR listing several individuals by name and city, including Gallant Raleigh W. V. Gearhart Atlanta H D Hamrick Ra leigh C L Wiggins Raleigh H J Johnson Buffalo J B London Charlotte J Melcher Philadelphia H W Richardson Philadelphia Va L G Snyder Atlanta G R Sturtevant West Lynn.
The North Carolina States Association of Jewish Women plans its ninth annual conference in Greensboro on March 2 and 3 with several hundred members expected. An informal men's gathering is set for March 2 and Judge William Lewis of Philadelphia will address a banquet that evening. Officers include President Mrs. Emil Rosenthal Raleigh and several vice presidents, secretaries, treasurer, auditor, and district directors.
New York February 10 proposed merger of National Dairy Products Corp and Kraft Phenix Cheese Corp has reached negotiation stage. Earlier talks tied Kraft Phenix to Hershey Chocolate Colgate Palmolive Peet in a deal sponsored by National City Bank interests but stock market crash interrupted plans.
Greensboro residents contributed 1364 dollars for the special relief fund aiding the hungry and clothed in need. A benefit performance at North Carolina College last night yielded over 400 dollars toward the drive.
William M. Wiggins resigns as state bank examiner to join a Greensboro bank. J. A. Reagan of Rocky Mount will replace him, announced John Mitchell, chief state bank examiner.
A humorous exchange follows a night watchman noting a clean first night with only one missing item the steam roller. The conversation captures a light moment in a work shift.
Raleigh Feb 10 Three new certificates of incorporation filed in the secretary of state office. Marine Oil Company of High Point to profit refine store and distribute petroleum and products authorized capital 125000 subscribed 300 by J C Sheloff M C Sheloff and W T Gantt all of High Point Hill Apperson Hosiery Company Inc of Winston Salem to retail and wholesale merchandise authorized capital 40000 subscribed 2350 by W P Hill T P Apperson Jr and Tillian C Apperson of Winston Salem Romina Theater Inc of Clif f side to own lease and operate a moving picture vaudeville and opera house authorized capital 10009 subscribed 300 by Wm R Hill and P V Critcher of Lexington and B B Tatum of Greensboro
An apprentice describes ringing Mrs. Meier's front door bell four times without response as the house appears empty. The note opens with a question about mending the electric bell and ends with a remark on plants breathing through roots and leaves.
Paul T. Frankl argues in Form and Reform that modernism in decoration blends old and new, elevates simple geometric forms, and reflects the machine era. He distinguishes modernism as a classical oriented reply to tradition, urging use of new materials while respecting genuine antiques.
Long before planting season, map the garden vision for next year, study catalogs, and decide which flowers to order. This approach helps ensure a well arranged, colorful bed by selecting varieties early.
A garnish idea for chicken features freed tomatoes pested and quartered interleaved with pineapple slices. The arrangement creates an attractive colorful presentation and enhances the dish’s appeal.
Teethina praised as a lasting relief for teething pain used for three generations. It claims to ease colic gas constipation and indigestion while regulating the stomach and acting as an intestinal antiseptic. The ad promises sleep without opiates and notes price 30 cents with free sample and a baby book offer from Moffett Co Columbus Ga.
President Howard Rondthaler announced ground will be broken soon for the Bidding dormitory and the new home economics practice house. He also said the Patterson Shaffner Bahnson buildings will be in use next fall as the new Salem Academy home.
New orange squeezers dish cloths and garbage pails come in popular tones. The update highlights consistent color across kitchen essentials.
Miss Virginia Clinard, once a patient at High Point hospital after an operation, has recovered enough to leave the hospital and return to her home at 210 Richardson.
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