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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
6
Friends learn W L Stamey is ill at his home on East Lexington avenue. Local notices include Delta Tau club meeting, pupil recital, births, church meetings, garden tours, and social events in High Point.
Mrs Barefoot celebrates California Fig Syrup as the cure for a constipated child Virginia. The ad claims the plain vegetable product, endorsed by doctors for 50 years, stimulates sluggish bowels improves appetite digestion and helps bilious headaches in kids.
Alexander Rankin Jr visits Cincinnati on business. Matt Wall returns from Marked Tree Arkansas after learning of his father J A Wall's death. Louise Fulp of Statesville guests the Lippards at 301 South Hamilton. Tomlinsons visit Chapel Hill for a university class reunion. Wilton Barnes of Lumberton visits family on Edgedale Drive.Bryant and Wagoner families host visits at 1132 Montjeu Avenue. Mrs Hayworth suffers a broken arm from a fall on West Bay Street. Bryant and Perry of Durham spend weekend with H M Bryant at Sheraton Hills. Golds attend UNC trustees meeting in Chapel Hill. Ragan family leaves Archdale for Philadelphia for Philadelphia College commencement. Elizabeth Ragan graduates.
At Chapel Hill June 10 the president's reception and alumni ball closed the university commencement. Notable guests included President and Mrs. Harry W. Chase and many deans and spouses. Patronesses from cities like Asheville Raleigh Durham Greensboro and Chapel Hill set the scene for the gala event.
A three foot Giametér device and a three pound forestey fill ament are cited as the world’s teresotectric Eight bulb designed for motion picture studios. The invention claims to improve lighting and image quality for film production.
Senate debates a tariff bill while the House weighs pauses on the unanimous consent calendar. A flood control panel continues testimony on Mississippi flood control. Banking panel resumes its financial probe. Military affairs panel works on an army housing bill. Naval affairs panel holds hearings on a California dirigible base. A special communist committee meets in executive session.
A correction item lists five points: the Pueblo type of Indian dwelling is not found north of Colorado and Utah. one lens of the man’s glasses is octagonal and the other oval. Indians do not have beards, such as the chief’s beard in the portrait. the frigqouis are eastern Indians. the scrambled word is ANARCH Ist.
Sue wakes to news Corrinne will marry Harry not Bob and her family weighs the risks of the union. Mrs Merryman frets about growing up and parental duties while Mr Merryman and Ted react with mixed concern, leaving Sue to sense Corrinne's distance and the unease of their unspoken feelings.
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh June 10 More than half of high school teachers in the state specialize in one subject English leads with 432 teachers, followed by Mathematics 341, Science 250, and Home Economics 248. Athletics has the fewest full-time specialists with one teacher. German and hygiene feature minimal specializations, while Geography and Physics each have three full-time teachers. The top subject combination is English and French with 279 teachers, then Mathematics and Science with 204, and English and History with 171.
The study covers 4 570 high school teachers 3 950 white and 612 colored in public schools for 1929 30. It finds 2 220 teachers 50 8 percent taught one field 1 879 41 10 percent in two fields 277 6 1 percent in three fields 71 1 6 percent in four fields and 23 5 percent in five or more fields.
Miss Rose Martin of 1385 West Russell Street visited her brother in Newport Tennessee during the past weekend. Mr and Mrs Bevan Anderson and Miss Allie Edwards spent the weekend at Wrightsville Beach and Wilmington.
A Tit-Bits snippet presents Mrs. Gabbins in a social exchange about conscience and gossip. The dialogue contrasts listening to moral voice versus a housemaid, highlighting a humorous moral dilemma.
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