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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
7
Winston Salem see in the Wachovia publication that the banking system will again be the subject of study and legislation by the next session of Congress. The article notes ongoing concerns and anticipated action in federal financial policy.
An article explains the Banking Act of 1933 provisions and notes that Congress will study the legislation due to broad scope and current conditions. It outlines the temporary and permanent deposit insurance plans, the mutual insurance concept, and the role of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation with government contributions and bank assessments.
An advertisement touts FPasteeth as a powder that keeps dentures tight and secure without taste or irritation. Sold at Eckerd’s drugstores and by unnamed druggists with three small packets.
Plans for High Point College Homecoming Day on Saturday November 25th run smoothly with large alumnus turnout expected. The program includes chapel address by Rev J Elwood Carroll a buffet luncheon a 230 pm football game alumni vs students a 530 pm barbecue and a country club reception and dance. President Humphreys welcomes graduates and ministers from the annual Methodist conference to renew ties and discuss college challenges.
State law governs parking on public highways. Automobiles must not block driveways or park within four feet of an intersection or within one block of a fire apparatus that has answered an alarm. Also prohibited are parking where view is restricted for 200 yards or where there is less than 15 feet of clearance for traffic.
Two officers escorted a couple of prisoners to the city jail when a bell boy in the cell block shouted and a voice from the cells claimed someone wished to leave the jail, an unusually odd incident at the city jail.
Maxim Litvinoff heads for Moscow with tidings of America's new friendship for the Soviet Union. He carries interpretations of the government's attitude on world affairs after intimate talks with President Roosevelt that preceded recognition. The Soviet path ahead promises mutual trade benefits and settlement of debts and claims.
Albert Partridge traveling salesman for Albemarle died in Wadesboro from injuries after his car left the road and overturned Tuesday. He died Wednesday in a local hospital.
Southern Furniture Manufacturers association opened a two day convention in Asheville with about 100 delegates attending. A hearing on the code was held November 9 and J. Ryan of High Point, secretary treasurer, said approval was expected soon. The group will elect eight persons to a code authority to administer the proposed code.
Durham reports Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon will address the North Carolina conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South urging a return to old fashioned gospel preaching to redeem sinners and ensure church prosperity.
The birds known as petrels derive their name from St Peter due to their famed ability to ride and walk the waves of the ocean, a trait noted by sailors and naturalists.
Benjamin Lanier, 82, a lifelong Randolph county resident, died at his home Sophia route 1 early this morning. He is survived by his wife, Ella Gray of Trinity. Funeral services will be conducted from Mt. Gilead M. E. church Friday at 2 p.m. by Rev. McCarter assisted by Rev. A. C. Waggoner.
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