Give-A-Man-A-Job Week in High Point Promoted
March 25 to 30 will feature Give-A-Man-A-Job Week promoted by Noah Davis of the local federal employment service. He hopes many registered workers will be employed one day or more during spring cleaning yard work painting and home repairs. Businesses households and firms are urged to participate to cut unemployment in the High Point reemployment office.
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High Point
Noahavis
Federal Remployment Service
Davis
Handsome cutwork pattern for linens no bars used
Pattern 6325 offers transfer designs with two large motifs two mid sized pieces and four corners for teacloths scarfs and tablecloths. Includes stitch illustrations material needs and color ideas. Send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept New York for the pattern.
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Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Give-a-Man-a-Job-Week Aims to Boost High Point Work
Fled carpenters painters and brick masons are registered at the reemployment offices and are immediately available. High Point lists about 1 700 people at the office with placements rising. The campaign urges residents to call city hall and hire workers for odd jobs during the week to spur permanent employment. The city hopes March will show improvement in job placements. The reemployment office number at city hall is 4526.
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Davis
High Point
City Hall
Robert M. Tudor Dies At Roanoke
Robert M. Tudor, a long time real estate developer here, died Wednesday in a Roanoke Virginia hospital after a illness from multiple diseases. He had not lived here for four years and is survived by his wife and one sister. Burial was to be held today.
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Robert M. Tudor
Roanoke
Mr. Tudor
TattleTales And Triflers Spring 18 Come
Hugh Smart of North Carolina Theatres in High Point notes spring arrives as he hears a bullfrog croak near a goldfish pond. The sound marks the first frog chorus since last summer, ending dormancy.
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Hugh Smart
North Carolina Theatres, Inc
High Point
Tudor Legacy Shapes Western Kentucky Neighborhood
The old Tudor home in Kentucky reflects Mr. Tudor pervading influence in the Sheraton Hills subdivision development in the western part of the city.
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Old Tudor
Kentucky
Mr. Tudor
Sheraton Hills
North Carolina hotel owner dies in Atlanta
Samuel C. Satterwait Sr., 7, retired North Carolina hotel operator, died at his Atlanta home after spending summers at Eagle's Nest hotel in Waynesville. He leaves his widow, two sons Samuel C. Jr. and William in Atlanta, and two daughters Mrs. E. L. Withers of Waynesville and Mrs. W. H. Haviland of New York. Funeral plans pending.
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Atlanta
Samuel C. Satterwait
North Carolina
Satterwait
Eagle's Nest
Waynesville
D. C
Samuel C., Jr
William
E. L. Withers
W. H. Haviland
New York
Kiwanis Club Hears District Governor Address
Kiwanis International district governor Donald Walser spoke at the High Point club luncheon at the Elwood Hotel. He praised state projects and highlighted his Lexington home club, with Margaret Sloan and Ernestine Vincannon providing piano entertainment. Dr. J. H. Stallings joined as a new member. MacRae attended as a guest.
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Donald Walser
Goveror
Kiwanis International
High Point Kiwanis Club
Elwood Hotel
Walser
Lexington
Margaret Sloan
Ernestine Vincannon
J. H. Stallings
Soll Ero‘sion Service
D. C
MacRae
Abandoned trolley car serves as schoolhouse in Michigan
An abandoned trolley car in Berkeley Michigan is repurposed as a makeshift schoolhouse. Local residents report the car provides a basic learning space amid limited educational facilities.
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Berkeley
Mich
Morelock to Open Church Institute at Wesley Memorial
George L. Morelock of Nashville Tennessee will conduct an institute for church officials at Wesley Memorial church starting Sunday. He has held multiple church and educational leadership roles and recently served as general secretary of the Southern Methodist Church Board of Lay Activities. The institute runs Sunday afternoon and Monday and Tuesday evenings with laymen and pastors expected.
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George L. Morelock
Nashville
Tennessee
Wesley Memorial Church
Morelock
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
Stanford University
California
Texas
Arkansas
Columbia Junior College
Milton
Oregon
McFerrin School
Martin
Tenn
Southern Methodist Church
W. P. Few
Duke University
W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial
Orelock
Examinations Open for Numerous Civil Service Positions
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for many posts. Listings include Senior stock clerk at $1,800 and junior scientist roles with $1,620 to $2,600 salaries across Agriculture and Geological Survey departments. Full details from W. T. Winslow, secretary, Civil Service Board of Examiners, at local post office or customhouse.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
I" Oy
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Navigation and
Steamboat Inspection
W. T. Winslow
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Endorsement of Monarchs given to Civil Service
The club heard an Institute of Government speaker promote civil service in city fire and police departments and approved resolutions for a proposed law. The meeting also settled other club business as part of a broader civic reform agenda. A historical note recalls wolves' teeth ground into powder as a pleurisy cure in the 1880s.
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Institute of Government
National Wrestling Meet Opens At Lehigh With Record Entry
The eighth annual National Collegiate Wrestling championships began in Lehigh University’s Taylor gymnasium. 142 wrestlers from 42 colleges compete as Oklahoma A&M, led by Rex Peery and Ross Flood, defends their team title amid a field aiming for national crowns and Olympic qualification.
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Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Taylor Gymnasium
Cowboys
Oklahoma A. & M
Oklahoma Aggies
Rex Peery
Ross Flood
Virginia
Military
Washington and Lee Represent Southern Conference
About 800 buses with oil-burning motors are in use in the United States. There are 40,000,000 widows in India, many under 18. Washington and Lee University is noted for its role in Southern Conference affairs.
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Washington and Lee
United States
India
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