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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
11
Ballots will be mailed to about 45 000 depositors of North Carolina Bank and Trust company branches in the coming days to elect electors who will vote on depositors interests in choosing a board of liquidators. The depositors committee has proposed thirty candidates.
The article lists 55 named depositors eligible to vote for four liquidating board members, plus two stockholder representatives and a Reconstruction Finance Corporation appointee. It notes similar boards for Page Trust and Independence Trust in Charlotte as part of a merger with North Carolina Bank and Trust, aided by 600000 from the RFC, with remaining assets under liquidating boards. It also covers School Boy Patrol selections and a Washington, D C trip led by local officials.
A German expert states most twins are born around noon while most humans are born at night. The claim highlights a timing pattern in twin births within scientific observations.
An audience of about 150 heard the High Point college orchestra in the college auditorium. The commencement program opens with the annual essay and oration contest in Roberts Hall at eight. Six seniors enter, four girls and two boys. The winning girl receives the Essayists Medal from Charlotte M. Amos and the winning boy the Orators Medal from S. Rabinowitz.
In Detroit on May 26 Babe Didrickson outlasted three men over 27 holes at the Orchard Lake course and asked for nine more as her rivals left club house with aches sunburn and fatigue promising she is ready for a national golf championship test.
Graeye offers pithy quip about the gap between aspiration and achievement in a humorous column. The brief item highlights the phrase Reg VU and Pat Off as a playful motto in the modern social satire.
The larceny case tied to the theft of money from Howard Russell was continued until Thursday May 25. The defendants appeared today before Co. C. Muse, local magistrate, and are held on bonds under $500.
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