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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1933
Page
8
Postmaster General James A. Farley sent a letter to Carter Dalton thanking the city for its hospitality during the post office dedication. He praised the luncheon and exercises and expressed appreciation for the committee’s efforts to make the visit memorable.
The High Point Monarch club met at 12 15 at the Sheraton hotel led by president Hobart Bryant. Liston Pope associate pastor of Wesley Memorial church spoke on The Measure of an Organization to club members.
Lloyd Hughes son of Mr and Mrs W E Hughes of 420 East Washington received the Charles R Fogel trophy for the most distinctive service to the DeMolay order at the closing session of the state conclave in Charlotte. Arthur Dickens representing the local chapter was elected state senior councillor for next year. Jester Pierce from High Point presided as Willim Glenn of Charlotte was named state master councillor for the coming year.
The talk explored serving the greatest good, achieving worthwhile outcomes, and organizational direction. The task was well received by members as R. A. Wilson and F. R. Allman led the program.
The Republican club will meet at 7 30 tonight in the Junior Order hall on East Washington street officials said E A Wright president announced the correction noting the hall is located on East Washington street rather than over The Enterprise as previously listed
Mr and Mrs A Coke Cecil and daughter Mary Lou along with Mr and Mrs J N McCrary and daughter Frances McCrary have traveled to Chicago to spend a week or more at the World's Fair. In Mr Cecil's absence W M Packer handles prescription work at the Cecil Drug store.
John H Vestal a former High Point city alderman and retired grocer died Tuesday afternoon at his home 809 Carrick avenue after several months of declining health He was born in Yadkin County March 11 1865 and moved to High Point in 1902 He served on the board of aldermen from 1909 to 1915 and was active in Green Street Baptist Church Funeral services will be held Thursday at 4 pm at Green Street Baptist Church with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
The High Point Welfare Board met this afternoon at the Elwood hotel for a luncheon and a get acquainted session. Six Welfare Board members and three city council members attended the gathering, announced by Logan Por.
A preliminary code draft for fair competition in the hosiery industry sets a beginner wage at 8 dollars per week with a 40 hour maximum. The plan allows two shifts, outlines varied weekly wages by job type, and reserves maintenance staff from the 40 hour rule. The document, created by industry and labor representatives, will be revised before submission to Washington for approval.
Rex Fitch, chairman of the local union, said no strike is contemplated at the Diamond and Adams-Millis hosiery mills. The union committee decided in a special session last night not to participate in labor trouble arising from demands by the Industrial Workers Association, which Fitch says has no authority for the local workers.
Banks and merchants report counterfeit ten dollar notes circulating in High Point and Greensboro over the past two weeks. The fakes imitate real money poorly, show Hamilton’s portrait, and are labeled Notes of the New York Federal Reserve Bank. A government inspector is in the state seeking those responsible.
Porter, chairman, reported on city relief efforts and the rising charity workload. He noted more charity dependents now work daily, easing city strain. He explained how the Federal Aid act shifted sick care responsibility to the city and required funding. A new meeting is planned next week for further talks.
A description notes a rotor craft that alters direction through tilting the rotor shaft and eliminates the need for conventional control surfaces such as ailerons and elevators. The design implies a simplified control scheme relying on rotor thrust vectoring rather than movable wings or tail.
The Kannapolis Y team meets the High Point locals in a 7:80 pm dual meet at the local association pool. Locals miss Lloyd Whitely Richard Meiskey and Ab McAnally but aim for a strong showing under coach Chet Smith, noted for guiding the High Forge swimmers.
A recent public demonstration showcased Juan de la Cierva's autogyro concept, highlighting rotor flight principles and potential vertical takeoff capabilities. The event drew engineers, press, and aviation enthusiasts observing the unpowered rotor demonstration and its implications for future aircraft design.
Riley Lovings arraigned in municipal court on trespassing and disorderly conduct after accusing a witness in cross examination. Contempt of court earned Lovings ten days from Judge Teague. Several others faced penalties for immoral conduct and alcohol laws with suspended sentences and fines.
The thirteenth district Merry Makers court of the Junior Order will host a banquet at Elwood hotel at 7 o clock. Afterward they will march to Trophy hall on North Main street to confer degrees with more than a hundred participants. An orchestra from Charlotte will provide music at the meeting.
The baseball game between the Red Sox and Washington Negro team was called off last night at Willis Park due to rain.
The balance sheet lists liabilities totaling 200 836 98 with line items including 2 288 14 4 617 64 683 57 2 656 63 31 778 72 and 10 000 00 in unspecified categories. This appears as a fragmented financial notation from a ledger or accounting page.
The Industrial Workers Association calls members to an open air mass meeting tonight at 7 30 at the senior high school and again Thursday at 7 30 at the association hall 124 1 2 North Main Street furniture workers urged to attend both meetings led by D W Bradley president of the association no topics announced for either session
Several individuals register at 337 North Wrenn Street offering services and jobs. Entries include painting furniture yard work handyman repairs and domestic help with varied pay in clothing or goods. A Bay State refrigerator is offered for trade and a middle aged white woman is sought for housekeeping.
Dave Carter and the Silver-Knit Hosiery Mill faced two charges for overworking women beyond 11 hours in a day. Judge Teague ordered costs totaling 23 dollars and cautioned the mill to comply with labor rules. Milton Silver claimed ignorance of the violation. Lang’s probe cited multiple infractions and calls for improved sanitary conditions.
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