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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1934

Page

9

Security National Bank Reports Large Deposit Increase

The Security National Bank shows deposits rising to 8,400,973 as of October 17 from 7,413,723 on the quarterly date. Officials attribute the growth to improved area business across Greensboro High Point Raleigh Tarboro and Wilmington with 55 percent of deposits in cash or cash items and notable holdings in U S Treasury notes North Carolina bonds and short term general mortgage bonds.

Security National Bank Fattor Enterprise Today Greensboro High Point Raleigh Tarboro Wilmington A. &. Treasury State of North Carolina General Mara

Year’s Relief Wages Highlight City Projects

The City Health Department reports a material reduction in malaria cases due to relief programs. Numerous projects funded by the EBRA provided nurses, sewer repairs, school enhancements, night patrols, libraries, hot lunches, literacy classes, and farm labor.

City Health Department Perry English Street Springdale Howell Street Burrus Memorial Hospital High Point College Colored Baptist Church National EB. R. A

Private Telephone Ownership Cost in 1880

The article notes a private telephone could be owned for 280 dollars in 1880. It discusses the rising accessibility and the price as a marker of early consumer telecom adoption.

Cotton exports shrinkage worries AAA and policymakers

The article notes shrinking U S cotton exports with 1 711 905 bales already loaned at cents and 12 cent loans. Secretary Wallace argues exchange issues and purchasing power abroad drive demand decline while critics point to cheaper foreign cotton. Proposals include expanded acreage and new outlets via reciprocal treaties and stabilization funds to revive demand amidst the 1935 AAA program cautious rollout.

Commodity Credit Corporation Wallace America Germany United States Hull George N. Peek Treasury Department

Plan to Cut Cotton Acreage Faces World Market Pressure

The text suggests a 26 percent cut in cotton acreage abroad with expectations of an official order, while the AAA had hoped to announce expanded acreage for 1935. It notes tensions between price controls and planned production changes in the global market.

AAA

Dry Cleaning offers quick delivery and close service

Why buy just Dry Cleaning when there is a greater difference in quality than in autos. You will get quick service called for and delivered. Save gasoline, time and trouble and your clothes. We're as close as your telephone.

Brentwood P T A Meets Thursday In Brentwood

Brentwood P T A will meet Thursday at seven thirty with Mrs R E Ranson as speaker on Cooperation Between Home and School A special musical program will be planned and all patrons invited.

Brentwood P.T. A R. E. Ranson

Garment Workers Union Meeting Set In Knitters Hall

A local Garment Workers Union will meet at Knitters Hall 124 North Main Street Monday at 7 PM with a closed session after the open meeting.

Garment Workers Garment Workers Union Knitters Hall North Main Street

Cartwheel: The U S Silver Dollar Nickname

A brief note explains that Cartwheel is another name for the U S Silver dollar, a historic coin reference used in financial and numismatic contexts.

U. S

Lunch a Day project aids hungry Fairview Leonard Street students

Alpha Art club launches a drive to sponsor a Lunch-a-Day program for underfed colored pupils at Fairview and Leonard Street schools. A soliciting committee will contact the Ministerial Union and city clubs for cash donations, with names printed in The Enterprise.

Alpha Art Club George Reid Underhill Civic Department Fairview Leonard Street Mesdames B. W. Whitted J. I. Hall O. Griffin Blanche W." Whitted East Washington Street George Woman's No George Brower Woman’s Memorial A Brower Clark University Atlanta Woman's Memorial Church D. Williamson

Evening Worship To Feature Conference Funds Report

Rev. A. Di Avery and the presiding elder will attend evening worship. Various clubs that have raised conference funds will report to the presiding elder.

First Baptist Fall Rally Closes Sunday Night

The First Baptist fall rally ends Sunday night as fundraising committees report progress. The event aims to clear up outstanding church obligations and settle accounts.

First Baptist

Insull Defends Actions on Stock Sales and Exile

Insull testifies about selling stocks to keep his utilities afloat amid a Chicago extradition fight. He explains lack of funds to return, fears public crucifixion, and disputes links to Sir Basil Zaharoff while prosecutors press for his alleged evasion.

United States Swanson John A. Swanson Chicago Salter Insull Basil Zaharoff Basil Ineull War States Paris Europe Italy Milan Athens Eee George A. Cook Zaharofft

Ancient cats traced to northern Africa wild progenitors

The common cat is believed to have sprung from long wild cats of northern Africa and first tamed by ancient peoples. For centuries the exact origin remains uncertain as researchers debate when the domestic cat emerged from its wild ancestors.

Africas

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