Babson urges budget balance to spur U S prosperity
In a Washington column, Roger W. Babson argues budget balancing can revive private payrolls, raise national income above 80 billion, and create jobs. He favors tax relief, limited relief spending, and a five point plan to boost investment while guarding defense and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Washington
Congress
America
Case Ways and Means
Federal Trade Commission
National Labor Relations Act
United States
Miss Lois Swaim Birthday Party Honors Sixteen
Miss Lois Swaim daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C L Swaim celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a party at her home on Country Club Drive Tuesday February 13. The home featured a red and white Valentine theme with games contests and prizes for Margaret McIntyre Jack Rochelle and George Humphreys. A large birthday cake with sixteen candles topped by red roses fern and white candies was lit in the dining room along with refreshments for a long guest list of local youths. The honoree received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Swaim
C. L. Swaim
Country Club Drive
Margaret McIntyre
Jack Rochelle
George Humphreys
Virginia Snider
Ernestine Hedrick
Doris Loftin
Kathryn Cross
Ruby Parker
Virginia Greene
Margaret Price
Doris Swaim
Francis Hamilton
Lillie Mae Moore
William Hall
Frank Montgomery
Willard Payne
Earl Frazier
Johnny Robertson
Charles Harper
J. S. Wall
Russell Payne
Glenn Payne
J. M. Campbell
Brooks Ridge
Bill Lackey
Dwight Payne
Church Social at Rankin Memorial Class Meeting Tonight
The Philathea class of Rankin Memorial Church holds its regular business meeting this evening at 204 Phillips Street hosted by Mrs How ard King with Mrs Elizabeth Small Mrs Rosa Lee Smith and Miss Amelia Bradley assisting. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Memorial
Rankin Memorial Church
Howard King
Phillips Street
Elizabeth Small
Rosa Lee Smith
Amelia Bradley
Lebanon
Lebanon Methodist Church
Willie Barnes
Ruth King
Shirley Welborne
Mittie Philathea
Sue Welborn
Fellowship of Prayer Prepared by Dr Gaius Glen Atkins
Dr Gaius Glen Atkins prepares a prayer fellowship for the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America in a 1940 copyright frame. The item notes formal religious collaboration and the federation’s broader ecumenical effort. The text emphasizes unity and shared practice among Christian denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaius Glen” Atkins
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Death Notices for Mrs Esther Crawford in Denton
Funeral services for Mrs Esther Crawford 44 who died at the Morganton state hospital will be at Central Methodist Church Denton Saturday at 11 am with burial in the church cemetery She is survived by husband Jasper W Crawford two children Idell Crawford Randlieman and Fred Crawford a brother Clem Alfred five sisters Pearlie Surratt Thomasville Bertie Williams Durham lia Smith Denton Mary Newsom Newsom and Leona Lookabill Thomasville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Cranford
Enterprise
Denton
Esther Crawford
State Hospital
Morganton
Central Methodist Church
Jasper W. Crawford
Idell Crawford
Randlieman
Fred
Clem Alfred
Pearlie Surratt
Thomanville
Bertie Williams
Durham
Lia Smith
Mary Newsom
Newsom
Leona Lookabill
Thomasville
Rumors Fly Over Romania Oil Dispute In Balkans
Cranium Crackers notes unrest in the Balkans centered on Romania over its oil deposits. The piece prompts fill in blanks about disputed provinces between Russia and Romania, a ruler who abdicated for his son, Romanian church membership, the Danube River forming part of the southern boundary, and Bucharest as the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Rumania
Russia
Farm Market Report Highlights North Carolina Fruits and Vegetables
North Carolina shipping point data and Thursday wholesale market sales summarized by the U S Agriculture Marketing Service and state Department of Agriculture. Reports cover Boston Baltimore Cleveland New York Washington Pittsburgh Chicago and key produce such as Porto Ricans Carolina cabbage strawberries peppers and potatoes with pricing, quality notes, and regional market dullness or steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
U. S. Agricultural Marketing Service
N. J
North Carolia
Texas
Baltimore
U. S
Eastern Shore
Nancy Halls
Venus U. B
Cleveland
S. C
New York
Washington
Pittsburgh
North
South Carolina
Chicago
O. B
Presque Isle
Green Mountains
U. 8
Pompano
Fla
Lake Okeechobee
Idaho
Nebr
Bliss
Minn
N. Dak
Red River Valley
Wis
City
Safety School on Wheels Visits High Point February 21
The Safety School on Wheels will visit High Point February 21 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the business section. The exhibit features a 7,000 item trailer with safety demonstrations including a drunkometer test, steering skill and vision tests, plus free car emblems and a Not Over 60 Club pledge. Captain James A. W. Killip directs the tour with three assistants and a safety dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Safety School
United States
Canada
James A. W. Killip
Safety School On Wheels
Funeral services set for William T. Tysinger
The body of William T. Tysinger, former Thomasville resident, who died in Cincinnati on Wednesday, will arrive Saturday morning. The funeral will be at 4 pm Saturday at Russell Funeral Home with Rev. T. C. Vaughn of Pilgrim Holiness Church officiating. Interment follows at Unity Chapel Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Tysinger
Enterprise
Thomasville
Cincinnati
Russell Funeral Home
T. C. Vaughn
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Unity Chapel Church
Burlington Team to Play Here Tonight
Jordan-Sellars High School Burlington will play basketball at William Penn High School this evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Jordan-Sellars High School
William Penn High School
Golgotha religious film shown at Salvation Army in High Point
The Salvation Army presents a new religious sound picture Golgotha at 10 a m Sunday. Shown for the first time in High Point the film portrays the life of Christ with a selected cast. A Sunday afternoon showing is arranged to avoid conflicts with other services and invitees may attend as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Golgotha
High Point
Christ
Te Salvation Army
Chile Plans Major Low Cost Housing Drive
Chile will spend nearly 20 million dollars to construct low cost housing projects. The government aims to expand affordable shelter options and reduce urban housing shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Birthday Party for Little Dionne Elizabeth Brower
A birthday party for Little Dionne Elizabeth Brower was held Saturday afternoon at her grandmother Mrs. Roger's home at 707 Leonard Street. Attending were Billy Byrd Bowsie Brower Barron Brower Doris Elizabeth Harris Iris Ann Harris Gene Harris and Margaret Brower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dionne Elizabeth Brower
Roger
Leonard Street
Billy Byrd
Bowsie Brower
Barron Brower
Doris Elizabeth Harris
Iris Ann Harris
Gene Harris
Margaret Brower
Silvertone Quartet to Sing at Oak Grove Church Sunday
The Silvertone Quartet will perform at Oak Grove Congregational Christian Church Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. The event offers a musical service for parishioners and attendees in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvertone Quartet
Silvertone
Oak Grove Congregational Christian Church
School Repairs Under NYA Project Planned
Wa Tauga County schools will be repaired under a $7,000 NYA project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Watauga County
Scouting the She With Polly And Fads In Fashion
The column notes the staying power of Confucius sayings in popular culture and highlights fashion fads such as Pinocchio scenes on Penney’s capes, Sunny Tucker Jack and the Bean Stalk prints, Gone With the Wind scarfs, and a reminder that such trends may cycle back, with a nod to collecting vintage items. It also praises 1940 General Electric ranges and refrigerators from High Point Hardware, detailing features like lighted ovens, telacook lights, movable oven sections, adjustable bins, air filters, and humidity control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinocchio
Penney’s
Jack
Edward Viil
High Point Hardware Company
General Electric
Vitamins for Life From Uncle Ray
UNCLE RAY explains how vitamins improve vision digestion teeth and bone health and how new vitamins in the B group are being explored. He notes vitamin A supports seeing in dim light fighting colds and teeth health while vitamin D aids calcium use and bone building. C also helps teeth and overall health. He teases future installments about food on an island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Ray
Gly-Cas touted by High Point resident after recovery
Robert G. Queen of High Point recounts chronic bowel and kidney issues improving after using Gly-Cas. He says the remedy helped his nocturnal urination, restored regular bowels, and removed the need for crutches. The Gly-Cas Man meets the public daily at Barry Drug Co. on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betts Drug Store
Betts
Robert G. Queen
Barry Drug Co
North Main Street
High Point
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Alwas
God of Grace
God of Glory
Hunchback of
Notre Dame
Charles Laughton
Broadhurst
Paramount
Dr. Christian
Jean Hersholt
Paris
Carolina
Gentleman From
Arizona
Craig Reynolds
Hamburger
Commerce Street
Mittie Philatheas
G. A
West End Baptist Church
Margaret Andrews
Fellowship of Prayer
By Robt. Ripley
Fred Holmes
C.A Penrose
Waynesburg
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bloomsburg, PA
Regge
Regan
Brockton, Mass
Hopp
Northfield
Mass
Aroostook County
Points
Maine
John Pennington
Underhill Avenue
L. L. Boyd
M. B. Davis
Polly
Confucius
Uncie Rays Corner
Gly-Cas
High Point, N. C
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