MISS FARRINGTON IS PATIENT AT HOSPITAL
Miss Rosa Farrington underwent an appendicitis operation Wednesday morning at High Point Hospital.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1929
Page
6
Miss Rosa Farrington underwent an appendicitis operation Wednesday morning at High Point Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Rankin Jr. depart tonight for Atlanta to see the North Carolina University Georgia Tech football game. Mrs. William Cochrane of Atlantic City is visiting Mrs. Charles M. Hauser on North Main Street. formerly Miss Nell Terry she has many High Point friends.
More than 500 studies on education were carried out in North Carolina over the past two years. In 1927-28 there were 136 projects and in 1928-29 an additional 285 subjects were studied. The State Department of Public Instruction issued a bulletin summarizing the 1928-29 studies, compiled by Dr. M. C. S. Noble Jr. The bulletin covers six school divisions and notes that this rapid growth signals deeper local examination of teaching and a push toward internal reform and ongoing research.
Washington October 10 The index of general farm price levels stood at 141 percent of pre war levels and was two points lower than August 15 remaining the same as a year ago. Prices for meat animals declined except veal calves while flaxseed rose to its highest since August 1920 and egg prices climbed sharply. Poultry products dairy products and grain rose from August 15 to September 15 with no changes in cotton cottonseed and fruits and vegetables.
A dipping compass tilts downward at the North Pole while a standard compass remains stationary.
A historical note highlights that five signers reached age 90, eight lived past 80, and ten lived over 70, illustrating the varied lifespans among the Founding Fathers.
Hendersonville hosts the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers on November 12 18 and 14 with educators and medical authorities from inside and outside the state. Mrs Margaret Wells Wood discusses Social Hygiene Dr A T Allen speaks on North Carolina and the Underprivileged Child Mrs Kate Burr Johnson outlines Public Health Dr Charles O Laughinghouse leads Public Health discussion Mrs J L Henderson covers Parental Training E E Lowry talks Art in North Carolina and E W Boshert discusses Needs for Vocational Guidance in North Carolina.
W H Livers directs a talk on Association Work at North Carolina College for Women. Dr Harold D Meyer discusses Program Planning and Mrs Ralph Crowder explains Publicity for the North Carolina Parent- Teachers association. Final session features Dr Frank Howard Richardson and Dr Frank Graham with officer elections forthcoming. U S gasoline consumption tops 297 488 000 barrels yearly, 76 2 percent of world total. North America uses 310 565 000 barrels, 79 54 percent. Europe over 14 percent.
The list notes six items including stamp costs 54 versus 45 cents and spelling errors on a window sign. It also cites incorrect C O D punctuation and no pockets on the foreground coat as observed. The scrambled word SKYSCRAPER is identified.
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