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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1930
Page
7
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh May 31 The North Carolina Board of Equalization struggles to determine how many teachers each county will receive next year to distribute a 5 million dollar school aid fund. Officials debate county wide versus school by school attendance for apportionment and consider potential 829 additional teachers under current rules.
Duke university announces ten new faculty members for the fall term, adding four professors to the law school and new appointments in philosophy psychology English sociology and zoology. Notable hires include Alban G. Widgery in philosophy, George T. Hargitt in zoology, Catherine Gilbert in philosophy, Helge Lundholm in psychology, Marion Rice Kirkwood as visiting law professor, Walter K. Green as dean and English professor, H. C. Horack in law education, Justin Miller as law school dean, and Charles A. Ellwood in sociology.
Spark plug electrodes endure extreme heat, reaching 4500 degrees Fahrenheit briefly. Over time electrodes wear, requiring adjustment or replacement to maintain engine performance. Donald W. Reynolds of AC Spark Plug Company notes that misfiring engines often improve with simple spark plug adjustment.
Terrific heat and poor roads shorten tire life in Bagdad. Average annual car tire consumption is 9.26 tires. Private vehicles in Bagdad and Basrah need a new set about every two years, but taxis wear out in three to six months. Hot weather lasts six to seven months.
A stylish update notes a hat band made of cotton fabric on a frock. A pink pique dress uses a black rough straw band in pink pique with a smart bow centered at the front.
Obituary outline for William Hussey Idol born February 8 1847 in Davidson County North Carolina. It notes his move to Guilford County and Jamestown, Civil War era service, marriage to Louisa K. Raper in 1875, children John Marvin Chase Idol and Pearl Idol, later move near High Point, life as a reader and historian, Christian faith, and death May 20 1930 with funeral May 22 at Abbott s Creek and burial at Deep River Friends cemetery.
The American Legion of North Carolina seeks 5000 to obtain state rights and perpetual custody of the Woodrow Wilson Film Memorial. So far over 2000 has been raised through gifts and showings, with profits to fund Legion and Auxiliary programs aiding disabled veterans and dependents. Memorial Day observances across the state highlighted Legion and Auxiliary activities.
The June 10 membership total at department headquarters will decide final allocations. Tennessee leads North Carolina by over six hundred, and Commander Freeman urges NC posts to follow the Tennessee plan and form many committees to close the gap before June 19. Larger posts push for rapid results to reach the full quota and surpass Tennessee and Arkansas. Lat's Legion.
Prof J A Cope Cornell reports 4-H boys and girls have planted about 3 million trees over the last three years. The data highlights youth involvement in conservation and forestry education across counties.
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