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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
11
Applications are invited for the director post of the local branch office of the federal reemployment service. The $150 monthly position requires a standard high school diploma plus eight years of experience, with four years specialized. The state committee will select three candidates for the Raleigh estate office.
The job requires special experience within ten years and two years in supervisory roles, with a minimum age of 25, though 80 is listed as desirable. Applicants must know labor law, employment services, and be able to evaluate qualifications and address groups. Send applications to John R. Peacock. Also, a man named Adam married Eve aboard the yacht Paradise off Portugal.
A landlord in Italy grants tenants a month of free rent for every child born on the property and also provides a monetary gift to each infant born there.
High Point announces the opening of a modern billiard parlor at 120 North Main Street this Saturday. The facility offers up to date equipment and comfort for patrons and includes a contest to name the new establishment with a prize for the winner.
The local Red Cross pellagra program, supported by the Emergency Relief Administration, seeks funds beyond 40 percent of a minimum relief budget to provide food and vegetables for extreme cases. Irene W. Price notes ERAs full cooperation. contributions from Red Cross and Mrs. M. J. Wrenn total 55 dollars, with more expected. The effort targets prevention and treatment through diet, garden projects, and case investigation. The piece also mentions a separate plan to run a recreation establishment managed by J. H. Zigler, unrelated to the Pellagra drive.
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