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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1936
Page
10
The column discusses the year 1788 as the ratification of the Constitution and recalls its sacred status before 1933. Walter L. York comments on starting with humor and growing madder as he wrote, expressing his enjoyment of the result.
The speaker argues 1936 marks a turning point between an economy of abundance and scarcity and criticizes New Deal policies. He mocks high officials and cites unemployment figures, education, and political shifts as evidence of revolutionary change in the United States. Doyle D Alley dies in Waynesville after brief illness. he led North Carolina’s Young Democrats in 1934.
The North Carolina Association of Agricultural Fairs opened a one day meeting in Raleigh on January 13. Officials expect tentative dates for the major fairs of 1936 to be announced.
Dr. T Wingate Andrews issued a four week one dollar per week challenge to donate four dollars to the Fuel Fund for needy families. Three citizens accepted the first challenge and donations total has reached about 175 dollars with coal also contributed. The fund is managed by the local Red Cross and fuel needs are verified by a caseworker. Those willing to take the challenge should contact The Enterprise.
Report notes female tiger swallowtail butterflies occur in two distinct color forms and occasionally a bimodal specimen appears with one wing of each color.
Mrs Ada Embler a well known resident of Thomasville died instantly Sunday at 3 pm when she walked into a freight train at the Salem street crossing. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 8 pm at Pine Woods M E church with interment in Pine Woods cemetery. She is survived by a daughter Mrs Lucille Peterson of Norfolk Va two sisters Mrs K C Welborn and Mr John Moore of Thomasville and Mrs R L Saunders of Norfolk and a brother Bé Embler of Thomasville.
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