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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1938
Page
7
A writer notes the albatross is highly pneumatic with air sacs filling its body except for the scapula and hyoid bones. The text mentions wood, seasoning, and a claimed two to four months to manufacture a plano.
The High Point Camera club outlines the first annual North Carolina Print exhibit to be held in High Point the week of May 17. Eccles D. Everhart is general chairman and with Stanley V. Taylor will set entry rules. Photographers statewide may submit up to four mounted prints, with a 1 dollar per four print fee to cover expenses.
Raleigh report notes Senator Robert R. Reynolds greeted crowds Friday and that the Reynolds Hancock contest is viewed as listless. Teachers oppose a twelfth grade until schools have adequate support, while Republicans plan broad candidate coverage despite expected losses. State Geologist H. J. Bryson testified in Washington at an ICC freight rate hearing for talc and soapstone producers seeking rate reductions.
A Blackwell employee at the American Tobacco Co. in Danville North Carolina describes symptoms including gas and bloating after eating, abdominal pain, dizziness, nervousness, and persistent fatigue. The note notes a lack of energy and a sense of being overwhelmed.
Funeral services for Early Yates 38 who died at a local hospital were held Wednesday at 2 30 from Green Street Baptist Church where he was a member. The service was led by Ray C N Royal and J N Bowman with a mixed quartet. pallbearers and flowers noted. Interment followed at Floral Garden cemetery.
Funeral services for Billy M Allred age ten will be held Friday at 2 30 PM from Mitchells Grove M P church in High Point route 3. Rev BE W Jones will officiate with burial in the church cemetery following the service.
Walter T. Allen, 22, died after being struck by a Southern Railway train before midnight Tuesday. Funeral services were held Thursday at 11 a.m. at Rehobeth Baptist Church with Rev. Snow and Rev. Hunter officiating. Choir selections included Have Thine Own Way Trust And Obey and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Active pallbearers were Lewis Hodgin Robert Barber Luke Chandler Ralph Barbee Douglas Bolton Roger Blackpod. Honorary pallbearers included William Oyles Albert Wagner Carl Davis Eugene Forest Jr Herbert Forest J L Wagner Jr Aldren Blackwood Oliver Little and BE Do Hodgin Jr. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
A Raleigh barbershop quip contrasts Detroit pricing with local costs. Plans for a ten mile Blue Ridge Parkway section from McKinney Gap to Gooch Gap are ready with ads to follow. North Carolina youth insurance forum is set for March 23 in Chapel Hill. Malaria deaths in February fell to zero, after three last year. Chestnut reforestation efforts continue at State College as blight spreads. Freight rail rates show long term decline since 1921 peak, with southern producers seeking parity. The tulip garden at A. E. B. Alexander’s corner yields rich blooms.
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