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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1933
Page
8
National Honor Society members launch a drive to fund and stock the senior high library. With 33 000 annual circulation and 27 hundred students enrolled, the drive seeks community contributions to buy books and improve reference and recreational reading.
Paign tags indicate participation in the drive. All books donated require librarian approval. Captains John Hall Elizabeth Hatcher Juanita Lee Robert Rankin Thomas Jones Vesta Copeland Vera York lead teams including Betty Jo Abels Sarah Tomlinson Nancy Smith Dorothy Jones Lawrence Wagger Marion Worth LaVelle Wilson Inez Caldwell Tess McMullan Wallace Ellington Margaret Chandler Marion Elliott Worth Farlow Alson Gray Josephine Jackson Iris Rose Gibson Cora Worth Parker Betty Gwynn Weaver Edyth Crooks James Parsons Arthur Welch Margaret Grayson Bill Horney Anna Elizabeth Kearns Josephine Gibson John Lindsay Pattie Redman James Mattocks Gilbert Clark Helen Bolling Dallas Goodman Helen Farr. The top con tributions will win special school monograms for the team and for the student with the largest individual amount.
Under a National Recovery administration decision the local NRA Compliance board will continue its functions for the Presidents Re employment Agreement and as the NRA information source on code compliance. The board includes Rev H N Bowne chair man D C MacRae R B Pegram John Spencer R D Allman Mrs C F Tomlinson C L Amos and F J Sizemore secretary.
Large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs. Eliza Payne widow of Alfred Payne who died at her daughter Mrs. A D Craven's home on Chestnut street extension. Services were led by Rev J A Palmer at Pleasant Grove M P Church with a prayer service at the home. The church was filled as the choir sang Amazing Grace and Abide With Me. Pallbearers included Colon Craven Jacob Hedgecock Zelpha Long Alfred Payne Abel Payne and John Payne. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
Death of L G Boswell following a long illness led to a large turnout for services at Hillsdale Primitive Baptist Church conducted by Elder Hill. Family members served as pallbearers and floral attendants, with interment in the church cemetery after a home prayer service.
Dr. C F Cheelazli addressed a large audience at Calvary Baptist on Wall Street Tuesday night about Who What and Where Were the Dry Bones of Ezekiel Prophecy. He urged active life for Israel and used school drills during the service.
Paris Nov 16 Premier Albert Sarraut told the chamber that France seeks peace with Germany but warned that France has moral, material and military strength. He backed an arms accord with Germany only within the League of Nations, as Boncour urged. The chamber voted 545 to 11 in support and approved the government’s foreign policy.
The Tennessee Valley Authority announced new industrial and commercial power rates in Washington on November 15, with industrial charges steeply tiered from 10 mills to 2.5 mills per kilowatt hour and commercial rates from 3 cents down to 8 mills per kilowatt hour. The Tupelo Mississippi contract for Muscle Shoals energy, seen as a model for 150 municipalities, would save a Tupelo cotton mill about 45 percent and reduce a 500 kWh monthly bill by roughly $20.25 for commercial users. The Tupelo municipality plans to switch to Muscle Shoals power on February 7.
Tonight at 7 30 o clock the First Methodist Protestant church hosts a Wednesday prayer and praise service led by the Worker's Council of the Sunday school. Chairman Ralph Vance presides and J H Jennings, Sunday school superintendent elect, urges all officers and teachers to attend.
Readers urged to try MOAVA suppositories from Mann or Economy Drug Stores as a fast remedy for hemorrhoids. The ad claims immediate relief through soothing antiseptic action, with healing and reduction of piles, noting relief often in two days even for longstanding cases.
The North Carolina Fox Hunters association annual meet at Rockingham opens with an all age cast of 100 dogs led at 6:45 A M. by South Carolinian Dr M S Neil of Clover winning derby honors. top dog Posey and rivals Starlight place in finals as judges and servants contests unfold.
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