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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1930

Page

2

North Carolina music clubs convention draws many High Point women

A large turnout of High Point women attended the annual North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs convention held in Greensboro this week, reflecting strong local interest in cultural events and group activities.

High Point North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs

Greensboro convention closes with concert at Greensboro College

The Greensboro convention ended last night with a concert at Greensboro College for Women. The college glee club and Greensboro male chorus performed The Rose Maiden cantata under Gilman Alexander, with many attendees including state officials and local society members returning for Junior Day activities.

Greensboro High Point C. F.tomlinson Herman Abels A. Sherrod Genevieve Moore H. N. Phillips John Abels Paul Myatt W. H. Silane H. S. Coffield Forrest Murray R. T. Amos Greensboro College For Women Gilman Alexander

Durham Port Reports New April Customs Record

Durham May 9. Monthly customs collections at the Durham port of entry totaled 285,864.50 dollars in April, the highest ever for the station. Deputy collector J. N. Highsmith said the April figure was about 30,000 more than March and exceeded February’s 279,507, more than doubling April 1929’s 123,771.

Durham Durham Port of Entry J. N. Highsmith

Census expands factory definition for biennial survey

The bureau explains that in the census of manufactures a factory is not simply a building and workers. Custom work and goods not to general trade are excluded. Stores and other establishments producing goods incidentally are not counted as factories.

Washington Bureau

Mother's Day Message Called by Modern Woodmen

North Carolina Modern Woodmen of America members are urged to observe Mother's Day on May 11. A special message from state deputy head consul James A Doobles calls for fitting tribute and observance across lodges.

Order of Modern Woodmen of America North Carolina James A. Doobles

Argentine and Australian Wheat Crop Drop Forecast

Argentina and Australia held wheat crops totaling over 500 million bushels in 1928 but are seen shrinking to about 300 million this year. Export from 75 to 100 million bushels is also expected to fall accordingly.

Argentina Australia

Greensboro Ministers Oppose Expensive Funerals

Negro ministers in Greensboro through the Greensboro Colored Ministers union adopt a resolution denouncing costly funerals. They say costly ceremonies strain finances and prolong grief, urging restraint and avoiding extended mourning periods that resemble a big Sunday show.

Greensboro Negro Ministers of Greensboro Colored Ministers’ Union

Funeral Burden Adds Strain and Costs to All Involved

A funeral arrangement imposes greater strain and financial burden upon all concerned, affecting families and communities as they cope with rising expenses and emotional impact.

Charters Granted to Raleigh Firms and North Carolina Companies

Raleigh notices report new certificates of incorporation for Beaman Coleman Construction in Raleigh with 60 000 authorized capital stock and 25 000 subscribed, Winston-Salem Sanitorium Inc in Winston-Salem with 190 000 authorized, 2 500 subscribed, Farmers Express Corp in Wilmington with 5 000 authorized, 300 subscribed, and Asheville based Winston-Salem Wholesale Co. to trade in smoking accessories and soda fountain supplies. The Catholic population figure of 20 112 000 in the United States is also cited.

Beaman-Coleman Construction Company Raleigh J. B. Beaman Mary Frances Beaman James M. Coleman W. N. CC H. D. Vaughan W. Reade Johnson John H. Dyer Winston-Salem Farmers Express Corporation Wilmington J. F. Klein W. C. Montgomery George R. Foulke, Jr Winnebow United States

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