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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1934
Page
10
A column discusses early education beginning at birth, arguing that parents are first teachers and that delaying schooling loses valuable learning. It includes Q and A on obedience, and on a child who won’t eat, advising medical checkup and digestion concerns. The piece emphasizes strong early impressions and parental role.
A Greensboro taxi driver's suspicion of a five dollar bill led to the arrest of James C. Sands Joseph A. Kizer and E H Hogan on counterfeit money charges. Police recovered 490 dollars in bogus currency from the trio at a hotel where they were staying.
The United States has issued pension payments totaling more than 8.87 billion dollars since the program began in 1790.
In a period of rising markets, observers report that gentlemen favor bonds over other assets. The shift reflects caution and a search for stable returns as equities surge.
Franklin Roosevelt arrives in Washington to begin the new administration as banking restrictions spread across 15 states. Senator Tom Walsh is found dead aboard the train en route to the capital. New York faces significant fund withdrawals while moratoria expand in Idaho and Oregon.
Funeral services for Viola Stone wife of Paul Stone of 286 Youngstreet will be held Saturday morning at a Belmont home. The body will be taken to Belmont this afternoon for interment in Lowell cemetery after services. She died at 28 from complications of diseases, survived by her husband two young children and other relatives. The Virgin Islands were the last U. S. territorial acquisition, purchased from Denmark in 1917.
Hezekiah Doolittle and Grand man Howler invite you to The Beantown Choir at the First M. P. Church tonight at 7 30. Proceeds benefit the M. P. Orphanage and are sponsored by the Lions Club.
Weather disruptions hit Atlantic and inland lakes limiting fresh fish. Smoked, salt, and canned fish stay reliable, with ample eggs and cheese options. Hearty soups, varied salads, and seasonable meats like beef and lamb provide economical choices, plus a tested A and P menu: Tomato Juice Cocktail, Corned Beef, Boiled Potatoes, Cabbage, Bread and Butter, Deep Apple Pie, Coffee.
Thomasville will not see curtailment of active CWA projects though a Washington order cuts one third of county payroll. Ongoing projects include beautification of Route 109 and road improvements from Salisbury to Salem and Denton to Healing Springs. four planned sites were abandoned. Weather slowed sidewalk work in the Randolph Colonial drive block.
The West Guilford and Stone street sewer work resumed yesterday after a two day weather stoppage. A county payroll cut last Friday left 673 workers including 21 drivers, with the remaining crew judged most in need of CWA assistance.
Mrs. Mary Robins Foust aged 96, mother of Dr J I Foust president of the Women's College of the University of North Carolina, died in Greensboro. She will be buried tomorrow after services reflecting a long, noted life.
A reader from University Park Iowa extols All-Bran for twelve years delivering a clean taste and satisfying fullness. Science notes the cereal provides bulk in the intestine plus vitamin B and iron to aid regularity.
The Beantown Choir will sing at First M P Church tonight at 7 30 in a benefit event for the M P Children Home. The program honors an elderly woman who died at her daughter’s home, Mrs ul Lee White, Guilford College.
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