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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1933

Page

9

Moore Answers Board Critics Opposes Consolidation Act

Greensboro representative J. Tracy Moore cites lack of definite goals in the enabling act and recounts interviews with sponsoring board members. He notes prior general assembly hesitation and protests the bill’s vague aims while defending his Guilford delegation stance.

J. Tracy Moore Greensboro Raleigh Guilford Greensboro Real Estate Board Real Estate Board of General Assembly Guilford County

The Bigger The Better Tall Story From The Enterprise

Clark Robertson submits a short tale about leftover dynamite eaten by a pig. The pig’s digestion leads to a barn explosion, a dead mule, and near disaster for the pig, with a promise to prove the story at his house.

Clark Robertson Mr. Robertson

Public hearing urged before county office changes

A county official urges a public hearing on proposed changes impacting elected offices and taxpayer interests. He condemns secrecy and demands accessible information and publicity so affected residents can be heard before any abolition or alteration of offices.

Guilford

Whitsett P.T.A. Observes Founders Day with Program

The Whitsett P.T.A. met in the school auditorium at seven in the evening to honor Founders' Day. The program recounted the association's beginnings and highlighted its ongoing community work.

Whitsett Whitsett P.T. A

Wheeler party visits Mendenhall in Winston-Salem

Yesterday Mr and Mrs Ed B Wheeler and Edia Wheeler visited Mrs Fred C Mendenhall in Baptist hospital Winston-Salem where she has been recovering from an appendectomy she is now on the way to early recovery after a period of illness.

Ed B. Wheeler Edia Wheeler Winston-Salem Fred C. Mendenhall Baptist Hospital

Whitsett C E Society Hosts Charm of Christian Friendship

On Sunday evening the Whitsett Christian Endeavor society presented a wholesome program at the Methodist church centered on Christian Friendship, delivering a delightful exercise for attendees.

Whitsett Christian Endeavor Society Methodist Church

Miss Lema Tesh Hosts Pleasant Party At Torreyson Home

On Saturday Miss Lema Tesh hosted a pleasant party for a number of friends at the home of Mr and Mrs D H Torreyson.

Lema Tesh D. H. Torreyson

Mrs. R. O. Walker Attends Indiana Funeral

Mrs. R. O. Walker returned to Indiana after a hurried trip to attend the funeral of her father Walter J. Thompson. He was buried in Pine Hill cemetery in Burlington.

R. O. Walker Indiana Walter J. Thompson Pine Hill Cemetery Burlington

Snow and Cold Delays Housing Construction Crew Names

The snow and extreme cold weather of the past week has delayed work upon the residences being built by JL Beamon Taylor and JP Edwards, but they hope to soon have them completed.

JL. Beamon Taylor J. P. Edwards

Improvements at Ingle residence on No. 10 highway

Mr and Mrs Lee Ingle are carrying out extensive improvements on their new home located on No 10 highway. Several hands have been employed for the past few days to work on the grounds and surrounding property.

Lee Ingle No. 10 Highway

Teachers Attend Greensboro Meeting In Regular Session

J F Apple W T Whitsett Jr and Misses Salah Apple Alma Sikes and Elifzabeth Ram pley attended the regular monthly teachers meeting in Greensboro on Saturday.

J. F. Apple W. T. Whitsett, Jr

Guilford Returns The Smallest School Funds Amount In State

North Carolina’s 100 counties returned 979,306.76 to the state board of equalization for the 1931 82 term. Guilford kept only 19.74 while Graham and Montgomery also returned under 100 dollars. Mecklenburg led with 7,342.04.

Raleigh North Carolina State Board of Equalization A. T. Allen Mecklenburg County Person Gee Columbus Lincoln Tanly Yadkin Yancey Ashe Buncombe Cleveland Haywood Iredell Pitt Randolph Anson Cherokee Craven Gaston Halifax Harnett Henderson Johnston Macon McDowell Richmond Robeson Rockingham Sampson Stokes Wayne Guilford Graham Montgomery

Peterson's Ointment Brings Quick Relief For Piles

Joyous relief in minutes as Peterson's ointment soothes itching and irritation. Unlike other treatments it provides comfort and begins healing. long standing cases improve with a few days of use. Big box priced at 35 cents at any drug store.

Peterson

Primo's Blows Aided in Death

New York report by Dr. Phillip Goodhart says brain condition may have contributed to Ernie Schaaf’s death but blows from Primo Carnera clearly influenced the outcome. Medical examiners discuss the autopsy and the timing of symptoms after the Friday night bout.

New York Ernie Phillip Goodhart Columbia University Primo Carnera Associated Press Schaaf Carnera Goodhart Charlies W. Norris Benjamin Vance William v. Healy

Unhappy marriages hinge on daily duties and home life

Boston based piece reports Mrs. JamesScott, 81, and her husband celebrating 60 years of marriage offer advice that wives should wash dishes and reduce bridge playing to improve marital happiness. She emphasizes shared home interests and a life spent together, noting four sons, four daughters, ten grandchildren and a great grandson.

Boston James &. Scott Scott

Psychic Bid Leads to Grand Slam in Bridge Play

In a national amateur pivot and progressive contract event by the American Bridge League, Mrs. Arthur J. Kerr of Tulsa achieves a grand slam with a strategic psychic bid aided by precise play. West misreads, but Kerr’s heart misdirection and diamond sequence secure six spades and decisive victories.

American Bridge League Arthur J. Kerr Tulsa Okla North West Mrs. Kerr Bast East Kerr

Mrs Kerr Wins High Score With Bold Three Hearts Bid

In a final session hand Mrs Kerr, South, used a forcing two bid by partnership to keep the auction live. She concluded with a three heart contract, leveraging her partner's implied trick and diamonds to gain the high score for the session.

Kerr West East Mrs. Kerr

House approves Hoover arms embargo with Americas limit

The House Foreign Affairs Committee backed President Hoover’s proposal to empower the president to impose arms and munitions embargoes during hostilities, with an amendment restricting enforcement to North and South America. The plan faces Senate resistance and opposed by arms makers, but supported by the State Department and peace groups.

Washington House Foreign Affairs Committee Americas Hoover Senate Bingham Conn State Department McReynolds N. Y South American

Kruschen Salts Weight Loss Claim Ad

Mrs Mae West of St Louis claims 20 pounds lost in four weeks using Kruschen Salts while noting increased energy and no hunger. The testimonial urges readers to try the product as a safe proven method.

Mae West St. Louis

Farmer protection group forms in Eastern North Carolina

In Kinston on February 16 a mass meeting of about 125 farmers and others launched a nucleus organization to shield Eastern North Carolina agriculture from foreclosures, high public salaries, and tax exemptions. Patrick Henry quotes framed the tone as Gurney Brock of Jones County led the keynote urging non revolutionary action to safeguard local people.

Kinston North Carolina Tony Patrick Henry Dai F. Wooten Eastern Carolina Chamber of Commerce Gurney Brock Jones County

Bank of Stony Point Pays 10 Percent Deposit to Customers

The Bank of Stony Point has issued a ten percent payment to its depositors, the second distribution since it closed on February 13, 1932, in Taylorsville.

Taylorsville Bank of Stony Point

Ruptured Relief Advertisement Text Fragment

Fragmentary ad copy promises free trial of a ruptured condition remedy. It touts thousands convinced and claims a device or application will end reliance on trusses or appliances. Warnings of odor and sensational claims hint at medical quackery in a damaged historical page snippet.

Mead Ones

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