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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1929

Page

3

Revenue Bill 10 to Provide State 51 Million More

Raleigh reports the revenue bill will yield about 1 million more than budget estimates and fund a 6.5 million school equalization program. Major gains come from power company and railroad tax increases, plus smaller levies on brokers, newspapers, and other brackets. The bill faces lengthy passage in both houses with section by section debate before possible enactment.

Raleigh House B. S. Womble Senate Finance Committee Senate Budget Commission Senator Womble

How Baby Specialists Treat Constipation

Baby experts warn against adult medicines for infants and claim 90 percent recommend Fletcher's Castoria for constipation and common illnesses. They note Castoria is vegetable, harmless, pleasant tasting, with the Fletcher signature on genuine bottles.

Fletcher Ady

Brogden Urges Law Respect at North Carolina Event

Justice W. J. Brogden of the state supreme court spoke at the University chapter of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity urging greater sanctity of the law. He argued North Carolina has clear laws but suffers from lax observance and defended the right of appeal to avoid congested dockets. Initiates named include John Vincent O'Brien and eight others from various cities.

Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity Justice Brogden Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity Brogden North Carolina Harogden John Vincent O’brien Elmira N. Y Young M. Smith Asheville T. A

Vicar compares church bells to a red rag to a bull

Derby England Reverend C A Page vicar of St Michael's Church calls church bells a nuisance likening them to bagpipes and night prowling cats. His church sits near Derby Cathedral where chimes sound frequently and he warns bells provoke strong reactions.

Derby England C. A. Page St. Michael’s Church

Recreation in Rural North Carolina Focus of Club Talk

Chapel Hill March 11 Recreation in North Carolina will top the North Carolina club of the university agenda Monday night. Mrs Loretta Carroll Bailey of Winston-Salem will present Rural North Carolina at Play in Western North Carolina and W D Perry of Elizabeth City will cover the eastern phase. Dr Paul W Wager notes the group is studying Rural Life with recreation highlighted as vital this year.

Chapel Hill Mar North Carolina University Loretta Carroll Bailey Winston- Salem W. D. Perry Elizabeth City Paul W. Wager

Andrews to Speak at Davidson Vocational Guidance Institute

Rev Wade C Smith D D and Prof T W Andrews will visit Davidson College this week for the third annual Y M C A Vocational Guidance Institute. Andrews will discuss education as a life vocation on March 12 and Smith will be on campus for chapel exercises interviews with Y cabinet and Bible classes.

Andrews Davidson Vocational Guidance Institute Davidson Mar Wade C. Smith D. D T. W. Andrews High Point Davidson College Dr. Smith

Standard Gasoline Promotes New Improved "Standard" Fuel

An advertisement extols a new improved "Standard" Gasoline praised for instant starting in cold weather and superior road performance. It claims unmatched purity and champions reliability, sold at Standard Oil's red pumps with the familiar globes, made and guaranteed by Standard Oil Company of New Jersey.

Standard Oil Company of New Jersey

Literary Society at UNC NAMES OFFICERS

Chapel Hill March 11 The Philanthropic Assembly one of two literary societies at the university elected officers for the spring quarter. J A Crumpler of Roseboro was chosen speaker with W L Montgomery of Bunn as speaker pro tem J S Collins of Angier sergeant at arms H P Baldwin of Fayetteville reading clerk and Mayne Albright of Raleigh treasurer.

Chapel Hill Mar Philanthropic Assembly J. A. Crumpler Roseboro W. L. Montgomery Bunn J. S. Collins Angier H. P. Baldwin Fayetteville Reading Mayne Albright Raleigh

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W. J. Brogden North Carolina Supreme Court Uzzell, Jr Goldsboro Rudolph Duffy New Bern Henry T. Powell, Jr Henderson Peyton B. Abbott, Jr Winston-Salem Oscar B. Carpenter Kings Mountain Henry B. Parker Monroe
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