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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
7
Frederick Landis extols the American Legion as an exclusive veteran group based on honorable WWI discharge. The piece outlines its advocacy, benefits secured for veterans, hospital funding, and charitable efforts, highlighting unity and service-driven patriotism.
The American Legion emphasizes teamwork over individual effort and upholds equal service without privilege. It urges Congress to pass a Reed Wainwright style commission and extend filing time for adjusted compensation while North Carolina posts grow stronger and reach quota ahead of March 15.
Raleigh filings list multiple new corporations including Baker and Rawls Roofing of Raleigh with 50 000 authorized capital 15 000 subscribed by J H Rawls W P Baker Ruth D Rawls and others Gastonia based Citizens Independent Grocery with 50 000 authorized 10 000 subscribed by Plato P Pearson R C Blanton Wm F Pearson and others Winston Salem State Security with 190 900 authorized 500 subscribed by Alan S O Neal Ruth A O Neal and Lt Alban T Pratt Wilmington Knights and Daughters of the Golden Rule incorporated non stock by T D Robinson Arthur M Johnson Owen Hall and others Hickory Co L Herman retail store with 100 000 authorized 6 000 subscribed by Mrs C L Herman Clyde L Herman D W Poe Sr and others Winston Salem Home Laundry with 50 000 authorized 1 500 subscribed by Luther C Bruce D H Greer and W R Hodgin Charlotte Mecklenburg Memorial Park cemetery management with 100 000 authorized 1 500 subscribed by B Craig Davidson and $. Draper and B T I Strodecker of Washington DC
A published roster names newly commissioned notaries public. The list includes R. B. Babington Jr of Gastonia, Thomas C. Briggs of Lexington, W. C. Edmunds of Chadbourn, John L. Fisher of Asheville, W. E. Flack of Chimney Rock, M. A. Leeper of Belmont, A. M. Martin of Granite Falls, W. B. McGuire of Franklin, O. O. A. Noel of Charlotte, Carmen Oakes of High Point, Paul R. Raper of Lexington, B. J. Shore of Charlotte, Katherine White of Elizabeth City, Evelyn Barber of Middlesex, Ruth Coleyard of North Wilkesboro, G. L. Crawford of Franklin, BE. R. Goodwin of Oriental, Leon Harper of Durham, Rosagray Jones of Forest City, P. hm. McBrayer of Shelby, A. M. Rackley of Chapel Hill, and W. J. Vestal Jr. of Lexington.
The item lists five corrections including using tornado for twister, acception corrected to exception, meteorological spelled properly, man left wears a watch chain and fob, and scramber word identified as KANGARODU.
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