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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1933
Page
11
The joint appropriations committee in Raleigh weighs a new bill to fund free tuition at state colleges and a training school by trimming other tuition income. A subcommittee will count current free tuition recipients and report to the full committee at its next session. The body has been told that 890 students attend the University of North Carolina.
The Vatican Station line and 70 percent of NCCW students enjoy tuition exemptions while ministers and ministers' sons are debated for payment. The committee added 1,485 to the budget, including 1,500 for consultant Charles L. Waddell. State offices saw various adjustments, with Secretary of State, state auditor, and treasurer allocations changed, and local government commission left unchanged.
Mrs Frank Smith of South Mont is spending time with relatives in Deep River and is fondly remembered for her past residence here. Mrs Ida L Wood returned home Sunday after a week in Climax and shared updates from her trip.
Miss Pearl Jones returned to work Monday after spending several weeks at her home in town.
The readable text records a couple named Mr and Mrs John Wear and an unclear phrase suggesting a wedding or marriage reference. The rest of the details are not legible.
Mrs Reuben Smith of Winston Salem and Mrs C V Idol of Guilford College Route 1 were guests of Mrs T J Jones Thursday.
Mrs. V. V. Horney entertained Saturday with guests Clyde A. Jackson Jr. of Greensboro Paul Jackson Jr. of Jamestown Riley Wilson of Deep River and Dorothy Thornton and Doris Marie Wilson.
Mr and Mrs Carey Bulla and family and Mrs Eva Thornton visited relatives and friends at Guilford College last Thursday night.
Marvin A. Wood has recovered from illness and returned to work. Mrs. Reuben Jordan visited Mrs. Wesley Gordon in High Point. The Women’s Auxiliary met under Mrs. Theodore Smith. Mrs. Otis Bunday of Jamestown visited Mrs. Eva Thornton. Mrs. Carey Bulla hosted her sister Miss Burgess from Ramseur for the past week. Milton Henley of Perm and sister Mrs. Ed Cobb of Thomasville were guests of Mrs. Eva Thornton.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Thorn ton hosted a belated birthday dinner for their uncle Ed Thorn ton on Sunday as he recovered from flu that kept him from observing his 70th birthday. Friends wish him many more healthy years.
Local druggists offer Vicks Voratone Antiseptic with a trial size of 2 12 ounces for 1c and a 10 ounce bottle for 35c. The product, from the makers of Vicks VapoRub, is promoted as a versatile mouthwash gargle and antiseptic.
Advertisement urges readers with catarrhal deafness or head noises to use Parmint Double Strength from Mann Eckerds or druggists. Consumers are advised to dissolve 1 oz in four pints hot water with sugar and take a tablet four times daily to relieve symptoms, claiming permanent results from constitutional treatment.
An advertisement touts Rama as a guaranteed cure for rheumatic pains. It claims quick liver and blood cleansing action and dramatic joint relief within a week, with money back if not satisfied. Drugstores Eckerd's and Mann's Stores guarantee the product.
Sue plans to pay mounting bills by doing typing for Arnold Pace while worrying over finances. She contemplates borrowing a typewriter, sneaking from Corrinne's house, and visiting the hospital to see her husband as complications loom.
Vocal star Rudy Vallee, hailed as the “Valentine of the air,” headlines four performances today and tonight at the Carolina theater in Winston-Salem. Born in Maine, Vallee rose from bandleader to radio sensation after NBC discovery.
Carthage Missouri February 10 Harry Worden age 27 was hanged today in the Jasper county jail for the criminal assault of a Carthage high school girl. His execution follows 49 weeks after his brother Lew Worden was hanged for a similar offense. Governor Park refused to commute the sentence after reconsidering the case and a reprieve had been granted earlier. Pete Stevenson who aided the Wordens in a November 15 1931 spree is serving a life term in the Missouri state prison. He obtained a cabnge of venice to Lawrence county and pleaded guilty.
Cowboys five members plus Miss Madge McMaster and Uncle Josh bring radio fame cowboy songs and oldwest tunes to Bradhurst showing tricks and stunts. Miss McMasters performs Australian whipcracking while Texas Slim leads roping. Program promises clean fast thrilling entertainment for all ages.
Sufferer Mr W R Williams of Owens Cross Roads Alabama describes relief after taking Thedford's Black-Draught after meals. He notes it helps with gas stomach pain and headaches and has used it for over forty years in his family. The ad urges relief from sick headache sluggishness gas dizziness biliousness and bad taste with regular use.
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