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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
5
Washington January 20 the United Mine Workers of America endorsed a five day week and six hour day bill aimed at ending yellow dog contracts and limiting interstate shipments of goods produced under such agreements. Philip Murray vice president spoke in support.
A reader from Spartanburg cites relief from coughs and colds using Dr. Pierce’s Medical Discovery. She says it prevents sickness and helps her stay at work, mentioning Dr. Pierce’s Clinic in Buffalo New York.
At Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearings on the Black bill Murray argued a 310000 coal miners jobless need a shorter week but urged an amendment to outlaw yellow dog contracts. He noted enforcement in state courts and in interstate commerce. McMahon endorsed the five day week, calling it a major step toward industry stabilization.
California produces the greatest number of cantaloupes in the United States, leading all other states in output and establishing the state as a dominant producer in the fruit market.
Whitsett notices a special Mission Study Class at Friedens Lutheran Church with two sessions led by Mrs. G. W. McClanahan of Christiana Lutheran Rowan County. The Friedens Sharon and Place church societies cooperate with other interested Lutherans as part of statewide church work.
Thompson of Beaufort faced a suggestion from a constituent to repeal all eight thousand statutes and substitute the Ten Commandments. The critic did not explain how such a shift would help balance the state budget.
The regular Whitsett meeting was held today with Miss Addie Houston of the county work in charge.
Over the past ten days influenza has affected many in the community. Among the sick are Mr. and Mrs. L Beamon Taylor, Gordon Whitsett, Mrs. W T Whitsett, and others.
Professor J. H. Joyner spoke before the regular Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday evening on the topic Un selfishness In Life.
Dr. W. T. Whitsett spent Monday in Greensboro handling business matters and meetings related to his professional duties.
Residents recall the second robbery at the Bank of Gibsonville last Friday causing much excitement. Local authorities investigated the incident and sought information from witnesses and staff.
W. T. Ingle has been confined to his room for days with illness. Mrs. Enoch Hite and daughter Miss Thesta Hite visited here yesterday from Gibsonville.
Mrs J A Nichols is able to be out again after several days of illness following an attack of influenza in the city.
For the upcoming Lutheran synod meeting near China Grove in February, Friedens selects George Sikes as principal delegate and B H Brown as alternate. The annual session typically runs three to four days.
The Whitsett public school will hold sessions on two Saturdays to recover part of the time lost during a two week snow closure.
The American Legion of Burlington backs improved preservation of the Alamance Battleground where Regulators met Tryon troops on May 16, 1771. Local groups push for better care and accessible facilities near Alamance Guilford line, one mile from Low’s Church.
Julian Price, president of the Fourth District Home Loan bank in Winston Salem, announced that Hugh Gordon Jr. has resigned as executive vice president and that the board accepted the resignation. Gordon will return to Miami, Florida to manage interests in several southern states, with a new successor to be chosen by the board by the February meeting.
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