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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1933
Page
7
At a Thursday Emma Blair PTA meeting Wingate Andrews urged protecting education amid state budget strain. He noted total state indebtedness of about 535 million, only 75.7 million for schools, and warned against sacrificing long term needs for immediate fixes.
T Wingate Andrews, the city schools superintendent, spoke to the Oak Hill Parent-Teacher Association on January 10 about not sacrificing education during hard times. He warned today’s actions affect students for decades and noted a plan to protect schools. The meeting opened with a Toy Orchestra, devotionals by Rev. W. T. Albright, and songs by Dorothy Hoskins. The group voted to provide two soccer balls to the school. Attendance banners were awarded to Miss Sessoms' first grade and Mrs. Harper's fourth grade.
Pastor John B All spoke at the Seventh day Adventist church on a prophecy driven test of faith noting God foretells events and believers must act in confidence. He referenced Noah Jonah Lot and John the Baptist to illustrate lack of faith and urged listening to earthly messengers about the end times.
The hostess who prides herself on smart entertainment canapes as the opening feature of luncheon or dinner provide the right touch. Canapes are small toast pieces with highly seasoned savories, served neatly and colorfully to whet the appetite and intrigue the eye.
The white grammar schools safety patrols are led by Sergeant A. P. Samuels and Chief W. G. Friddie with uniforms supplied. Sponsored by the Carolina Motor Club and the police, the program has cut schoolchild accidents in two years. Members listed by school include Brentwood Warren Wood and Oak Hill with several others named.
Terrarium gardens preserve humidity by a closed glass environment where plants transpire and water recycles. They need light north or east exposure, light watering only twice a year, mold control, and occasional moisture if dry. Include mosses ferns and African violets, with small animals like toads or lizards for added interest.
Greensboro representative Thomas C. Hoyle Jr. endorses the Burgin bill modeled after Ohio and Wisconsin plans. He says the social legislation could stabilize workers during economic downturn and shift focus from agriculture to industry in North Carolina. He aims to push the measure through the Senate and back it in the House Insurance Committee.
Bill Smoot extols Pat McSwain as a dog lover, recalling a sea family’s Gordon Setter named Jack. The tale unfolds near Maddox Creek and Wakefield, describing crab baiting, crab catching, and Jack fetching wood for cooking, all framed as a folk reminiscence.
A brief menu note lists macaroni and cheese with scalloped tomatoes and onions, endive and pickled peach salad, squash pie, milk, and coffee as offerings.
John D. Biggs receiver of the Commercial National Bank mails notices to all persons with unproved claims on savings accounts CDs Christmas savings clubs school savings accounts unpaid drafts or cashier s checks urging timely filing to share in potential dividends and avoid missing the first dividend.
The speaker seeks favorable backing from the committee and hopes the house will pass the bill so that the major social legislation can be enacted into the state law. The push emphasizes swift action and legislative alignment with the policy goals.
A dated wellbeing note urges daily eye cleansing, hot eye packs, and brief rests to reduce strain. It describes making herbal eye pads, using a heated compress, and cooling with a cold towel to refresh and relax the eyes during a busy day.
A Lyon Furniture Mercantile Agency summary reports 18 furniture failures in North Jima, up from 3 last year. The month totals show 235 national failures versus 151 in December 1981, with retailers accounting for 206. New York led with 45 failures. Arizona and several states reported none or few.
Funeral services for Mrs Bodenheimer Hines 76 were conducted at Shady Grove church with Rev Mumford and Rev Hilliard officiating. Pallbearers included Sam Luther Carl Vaughn John Sherman. Interment in church cemetery followed. She was born March 25 1856 daughter of Christian and Catherine Bodenheimer and married to Sam D. Hines October 16 1881. Survived by husband and a niece Mrs Bob Barlow who lived with the couple. longtime member of Abbotts Creek Whey Baptist church.
Funeral services for Monroe Kirk who died Thursday night at 225 West Russell Street were held Saturday at Pilgrim Holiness Church led by Rev. C. L. Ruth. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers included Paul Holbrook H B Myers J R Southern J B Osborne and W B Helms. Flowers carried by Evelyn Helms Nannie Sue Myers Bernice Holbrook Hattie Holbrook and Mildred Holbrook.
Mrs W J Dillon, 54, died at her High Point route 3 home after a three year illness. Survived by husband W J Dillon six daughters Mesdames Nichols McDowell Sapp Gillian Dunn Esther Mae and four sons A R Dillon A C Dillon R Dillon W T Dillon all of High Point. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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