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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1934
Page
8
A Soil Erosion Service bulletin from the Interior Department stresses that fire is the greatest threat to profitable timber, urging complete elimination in well managed woodlands. It notes damage ranges from root exposure in humus burn to girdling, bark loss, and increased susceptibility to pests, disease, and storms.
Revival services at the Church of Jesus Christ 318 East Russell Street are continued. Rev. J F Mohn leads the services and the public is invited to attend.
A Negro attempted a hold up at a company office but was struck by a clerk with a hottie. The gun discharged accidentally, buckshot injuring Barclay's leg. The item connects to Reno's 2430 plus divorces and Chicago's claim to a distinction.
Fires threaten growing materials and humus litter in woodlands. They raise flood risk by eroding topsoil and silt streams, destroy wildlife, fences, and buildings, and endanger livestock and lives. Much is due to carelessness, increasing taxes and harming community wealth.
The senior class at High Point college staged Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest in the college auditorium last night with plans to repeat Saturday night. Cast included Frances Taylor as Gwendolyn Fairfax, Jewell Welch as Cecily Carder, John Taylor as Prieet Wothing, John Austin as Algernon Moncrief, Emma Carr Bivens as Miss Prism, Edith Guthrie as Lady Bracknell, Joe Coble as Lane, Alma Andrews as Merriman, and Herman Yokeley as the Reverend Dr Chasuble. The Dr Claiborn R Hill directed the production.
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