Social and Club News Highlights
Mrs. Tom Kearns hosts a tea honoring Mrs. Charles Kearns in Conway prior to marriage. The Pierce family announces the birth of son Ronald Delano at Guilford General Hospital. Activities include American Legion Auxiliary meeting noted speaker Thomas W. Sprinkle, and Various birthday and outing events across local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kearns
Parkway
Charles Kearns
Adalyn Sherwood
Conway
8. C
Pierce
8. Delmas Pierce
South Main Street
Ronald Delano
Guilford General Hospital
Misa Cassie Moore
Thomasville
Welch
Priday
J. C. Welch
American Legion Auxiliary
Greensboro Road
W. J. Bennett
Jack Burke
Elizabeth Welch
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Fifac
People Visiting at 1110 Forest Avenue Guests Noted
Mr. and Mrs. J. Templeton host Miss Louise Sykes of Greensboro at their home, 1110 Forest Avenue, for the week. Also present are Mrs. Templeton's mother Mrs. J. T. Rogers and her brother Cecil Rogers of Moravian Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllas Fpesperman
Houston
Phyllis
Amos Main
Meadow Street
Far Perman
Lonnie Teer
Robert Bain
Peggy
Betty Jane Teer
Royse Bennett
John and Clifford Surrett
Dorothy Crater
Doris Long
Mary Stroupe
Mary Frances Peace
Virginia Connor
Douglas Johnson
Emma Jean Tomlinson
Mary Lou Towine
Anne Rain
J. Templeton
Forest Avenue
Louise Sykes
Greensboro
Mrs. Templeton
J. T. Rogers
Cecil Rogers
Moravian Falls
Jemima Smith
A. A. Hilton
Mone Hew Avenue
Waynick To Direct North Carolina Re employment Program
Senator Capus M. Waynick will head the state re employment drive with a committee of business leaders labor officials and relief agencies coordinating county offices. He is expected to move to Raleigh for the duration and take a leave from The Enterprise around August 1 as the program begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynick
Capus M. Waynick
Enterprise
Manteo
State Press Association
Raleigh
Sugar and Treats Generate Over 1000 Dollars Per Minute
The United States churns out more than a thousand dollars of candy and ice cream each minute, underscoring a thriving confectionery industry with rapid production and strong consumer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Unfilled Hosiery Orders Jump in May Despite Faster Production
Unfilled hosiery orders rose 223 percent from May 1932 and 560 over April to 6.476 million dozen at May’s end. Production climbed 30 percent to 5.82 million dozen, with May orders booking at 8.103 million and shipments at 5.643 million as old prices prior to silk rises drove most activity. Men s seamless orders topped 2.864 million dozen, while women s full fashioned orders reached 2.637 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Hosiery Industry Nearing Code Agreement Under Cotton Textile Plan
Nelson Slater of the National Recovery Administration informs the Chamber that the Hosiery Code is near completion and likely to apply for an executive order under the Cotton Code. The document outlines minimum wages 12 to 13 dollars weekly in the South and North regions, 40 hour weeks, no more than two 40 hour shifts, and age limits, with mandatory four weekly wage and hours reports to monitor compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Nelson Slater
Uty
National Recovery Administration
General Johnson
Sizemore
Indus
Canadian Dime Reported Stolen Here
Robbers broke into the home of A. and G. Cash at 707 Woodrow Avenue and took only a Canadian dime and two coins totaling a loss of $1.33. No clues identified the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and
G. Cash
Woodrow Avenas
Robbers Enter Store Take Bread Supply
Robbers entered the A and P store on West End English Street last night or this morning and stole an undetermined amount of bread. No other losses were found and police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
English Street
Industrial Recovery Act aims to curb price wars and stabilize industry
A Chamber of Commerce message explains the Industrial Recovery Act and the Hosiery Code, urging cooperation to resume plant operations in High Point. It describes the act’s goal to replace cutthroat competition with regulated codes, protect workers, and stabilize prices and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Congress
Federal plan urged to insure production and fair wages
The passage argues against capital losses from competition and calls for industry to support a national plan. It stresses establishing a system to guarantee planned production and successful marketing, plus a wage and working conditions framework approved by the Federal Government.
Auto export sales surge in first quarter 1933
U S export sales of automobiles for Q1 1933 rose 19 percent from the same period in 1932, reflecting stronger demand. The data compares the early 1933 quarter with the prior year’s first quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Munroe Promoted to Captain at Station One
C N Munroe, formerly a lieutenant at Fire Station Six, is promoted to Captain at Station One. Fire officials corrected yesterday’s report that Captain Ruffin Long had been transferred to Station One. Captain Long remains at Station Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Munroe
Numbe Six
Number One
Fire Department
Ruffin Long
Captain Long
New Bern Merchant Convicted in Dog Assault Case
Alber Simon, a New Bern merchant, was convicted of assault with a dog. Sam Cofield, a bootblack, testified that Simon urged the dog to bite him and the animal complied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
Alber Simon
Sam Cofield
Bootblack
Simon
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Friends Societies
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Central Frienda Church
Archdale
Albert King
Albert, Jr
Prospect Street
Business Girls
Business Girls’ Circle
Ward Street
M. E. Church
Tts
Lena Morrin
Bradley Street
Main Street
Business Woman's Circle
Business Woman's
A. Ladycock
Cheatnnut Street
City Young People's Union
High Point Young People’s Union
Archdale M
Lake Junaluska
Ladies” Missionary S0ciety
M. B
Calvary League
Epworth League of Calvary M. FE
Thepworth League Union
Trinity
Trinity M. BE
Trinity High School
D. Cook
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Osoes
The
By Helen Welshimer
Hushaby
Yonable Hedrick
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Rialto
Flapper
Fanny
George Clark
Slater
Rinso
America
Munroe
the Vogue Beauty Shop
Mrs. Mary
Eddie) Edwards
Miss Tucker
Miss Evans
Miss Shell
Beavans
Beavans CO
the Ladies’ Store
Choice
South Main
Sheep
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