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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1933
Page
4
Telegraphic listing of city departments and executives
The notice lists city departments including Telephones, Advertising, Circulation, Editorial, City News and Society. It names R. B. Terry as President and J. P. Rawhey as Publisher with extension numbers shown for each department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City News Department Society
R. B. Terry
J. P. Rawhey
A Thought on Calling and Victory
A short reflection contrasts the idea that many are called with the belief that few are chosen and cites a biblical verse. It also echoes Shakespeare on divine will and human triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew
Faith in relief workers sustains hope amid funding limits
A newspaper expresses cautious approval of organizing local relief project workers and welfare agencies to distribute scarce federal funds. It praises the workers as dependable, self sacrificing, and capable of guiding aid to all needy families while funds last, detailing the shared burden through an ae adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Board
Kentucky House Feud Erupts Between Brown and Vinson
A Kentucky political skirmish spilled into an altercation in the National House of Representatives. Representatives Brown and Vinson exchanged verbal barbs and rough words amid crowded aisles as Rep Rainey and Rep Martin attempted to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Mountains
House of Representatives
Brown
Vinson
A Rainey
Martin
Democrat
Egon
State College President Honored by Foundation
Dr. E. C. Brooks of North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering is named to a three member Textile Foundation survey panel to improve textile education. Joining him are Dr. Karl T. Compton of MIT and Dean Robert E. Doherty of Yale, to map standards and future industry needs. General Charles King, famed novelist of army life, has died, a link to a colorful past many readers recall with affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Brooks
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering
The
Textile Foundation
United States
Brooks
Karl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert E. Doherty
Yale Engineering School
Charlies King
United States Army
Charles King
Western Plains
General King
King
Kentucky Dirty Linen Aired On Monday Washday
In a legislative exchange Representative Knutson of Minnesota answered a partisan quibble by calling the issue "Monday-washday" and closing the battle over airing Kentucky's dirty linen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Knutson
Minnesota
A Tribute to Our Colored People
A community notes the murder of Reuben Ware and condemns the white attacker. It praises the colored community for restraint and reliance on lawful forces to ensure justice while urging harmony between races and swift prosecution of the murderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Ware
US should demand accounting for Taotonying bombing
The United States should protest the bombing of the American Methodist mission property at Taotonying China by Japanese planes. Nine Chinese civilians were killed and two American missionaries endangered, with the flag flying over the residence cited as a factor. Officials urge prompt accountability and assurances that American lives and property will be safeguarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taotonying
China
United States
Taotonging
Traveling along new paths
Bruce Catton frames President Roosevelt’s call for bold persistent experimentation as essential to lift a nation from a deep mood. He argues the era demands new approaches, trial and error, and continuous effort to find workable solutions despite uncertain outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Whitman Remains Unmatched in American Verse
The essay notes Walt Whitman as the supreme American poet, detailing his sparse schooling, vast worldly exposure, and varied roles from printer to Civil War nurse. It praises his fearlessness and intimate contact with all social strata, stating no successor has matched him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Whitman
Tennyson
Swinburne
Robert Browning
Byron
Old Fulton Ferry
New York City
America
Einstein Villa Raid Sparks Moral Outrage
The Nazi raid on Albert Einstein’s villa shows a petty, misguided search for weapons. Einstein, a revolutionary thinker, is depicted as harmless in daily politics and the action prompts strong condemnation of Nazi leaders and similar domestic critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Einstein
Professor Einstein
America
Opera Funding Woes Share Stage With Local Radio Payments
Metropolitan Opera grapples with fundraising as Ravinia Opera cancels performances in Chicago. Nearby residents keep paying their radio bills with unsettling regularity, signaling broader cultural funding strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera
Chicago
Ravinia Opera
U. S. Plans Baby Bond Issue Worth Three Billion Dollars
The administration considers issuing baby bonds totaling three billion dollars. Officials discuss funding options and potential market impact while signaling a shift in investor outreach and policy messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Library fines loom as ghost fingerprint claim debunked
A Boston medium had claimed fingerprints were from a ghost but tests show they belong to a living man. The library now warns there are no alibis if a patron returns a book late or damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
March Witnesses Roose velt Goose Step Note
In March the author claims Roosevelt forced Congress into a goose-step alignment. The line frames the political move as a notable action within that month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Banks reopen as 1 percent withdrawal limit ends
The passage notes banks lifting a 1 percent withdrawal cap and mentions the Pacific coast baseball team trialing a Chinese outfielder named Lee Gum Mong. It highlights March 1 as the day banks began to reopen, marking a shift in previous restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coastball Team
Lee Gum Mong
France frets as accordion gains in peasant music
A note from Europe reports France growing uneasy about the accordion's rise among peasants, seen as replacing flutes and other native instruments. The author hints at a future shift toward the saxophone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Generational Shift in Divorce Attitudes Sparks Moral Revolt
The piece argues young people reject older standards and overturn the divorce taboo. It recalls past times when unhappy marriages endured as virtue, noting today society views such endurement as a vice rather than virtue.
Colored Playground Gets Full Equipment Plan
Plans announced for a playground at the rear of St. Mark's M. E. church on Washington street for the city’s colored children. The colored Y M C A led by J B Adams cooperates with St. Mark's Ppworth League to equip the space under W F Bailey director of parks and playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's M. E
Washington Street
Colored Y. M. C. A
J. B. Adams
Ppworth League of
St. Mark's Church
W. F. Bailey
Foreclosure Sale Notices in Guilford County North Carolina
Public foreclosure sale notices list Bettie F Ingram and A A Ingram as trustors with R T Amos as trustee. Auctions set for April 26 1933 at 2 PM in High Point and April 20 1933 at Greensboros courthouse, detailing parcels Lot Nos 39 40 and 46 47 on Prospect Road and Centennial Avenue with cash bids required and 10 percent deposit.
Notice of Real Estate Sale under Deed of Trust
Default on a 1928 deed of trust led to a public auction sale at Guilford County Court House door at 1 PM on Monday April 17 1933. W R Johnson and Annie Pearl Johnson owned Lot 7 Block 1 Silver Run Park per plat book 2 page 63, to satisfy unpaid indebtedness with First National Company of Durham Inc as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Company of Durham, Inc
W. R. Johnson
Annie Pearl Johnson
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
N. C
Oak Street
Hi Avenue
Southern Real Estate Company
C. P. Prasier
Silver Run Park
Pace
Office of the Register of Deeds
Trustor's Sale Notice for Guilford NC Property
H G Campbell and Bertha Campbell pledged property by deed of trust to Asheville Safe Deposit Company dated March 20 1932 recorded Book 608 page 129 Guilford County Register of Deeds NC default on indebtedness and power of sale invoked. Trustee will auction the property to the highest bidder for cash at 12 o clock noon at a public auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Campbell
Bertha Campbell
Asheville Safe Deposit Company, Trustes
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Foreclosure Sales Scheduled in Guilford County NC
Notices announce two foreclosure sales in Guilford County. First, on April 11 1933 at the courthouse in Greensboro the H H Kennedy and Nellie Kennedy deed of trust, recorded Book 617 page 879, will be foreclosed for default on a land parcel described by a Centennial avenue stake description. Second, on April 14 1933 at 2 PM in High Point the Ava Crawford deed of trust to Cutchins and Austin, Book 617 page 574, secures 2500 plus interest on a Lot 20 tract in Meadow Street area. sale by trustees John A Cutchins and B T Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Greensboro
North Carolina
Guilford
Towit
High Point
Prospect Road
Steke
J. H. Elliott
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
N. C
Euthor
Meadow Street
Jones Street
Bann Leach
Bann
John A. Cutchins
B. T. Thompson
J. Allen Austin
Atty
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By Bruce Catton
Baby's
Sey
A. J. Wendell
First National Bank
St Lowell
Wendell'’s
Wendell
Bettie F. Ingram
A. A. Ingram
R. T. Amos
State of
High Point Township
Burton
Thomasville Road
T. Amos
M. Nash
Ana
Mes Point
Reese
Ashevile Slafe Deposit CO
J. C. Alexander
Centennial Avenue
W. G. Bramham
T. Ll. Bland
First National of Durham, Inc
T. L. Bland
Truster's
First National Pany of Durham, Inc
H. H. Kennedy
Nellie Kennedy
Barbee Street
George Clark
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