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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
11
L. L. Campbell, ex executive assistant to the TVA chairman, argued TVA rates do not cover interest, depreciation, and taxes. He said using the yardstick concept would force TVA to charge for costs private utilities cannot, risking public funds and taxpayers' money.
Chicago buyers report butter with 11 717 pounds traded at weak creamery specials 93 score 31 to 31 2 percent and extras 90 91 at 80 percent. Bees trading 6 044 steady extra firsts local 28 to 28 percent for cars and 27 to 28 percent for fresh graded firsts. Current receipts 26 percent with refrigerator standards and extras also at 26 percent.
Citadel football coach Tatum Gressette announced that criticism of officiating in the Florida Citadel game was deemed warranted by A R Hutchens, secretary of the Southern Football Officials association. Hutchens said an investigation found the complaints warranted, after Florida won in Gainesville.
National Committeeman and former congressman Charles A Jonas will address Randolph county voters at the courthouse in Asheboro at 7 30 this evening. The prior night attorney L L Wall of Winston Salem spoke to a large audience at New Market schoolhouse near Sophia.
Equatorial daylight amounts to twelve hours and seven minutes from sunrise to sunset, marking the length of a full solar day at the equator.
A 62 year old Bosnian farmer is described as the world’s smallest human at 19 percent inches tall, and he has rejected lucrative sideshow proposals.
Mrs. E. E. Bunting hosted Randleman rook club at her Naomi street home. Three tables of rock produced a high score win for Mrs. W. F. Mathews. A sweet course followed for members and one visitor. Nearby social notes recall a weekend party at Mrs. Vuncannon’s with games and refreshments.
Greensboro college trustees held their annual session at the college with Vice Chairman James E. Lambeth presiding. Officers were reelected: Charles S. Wallace as chairman, James E. Lambeth as vice chairman, and Rev. W. M. Curtis as secretary treasurer. A $1,000,000 centennial campaign goal was set, including $600,000 for endowment and $400,000 for building equipment. The president reported the largest enrollment since 1928-29 at 344 students, a 13 percent rise.
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will hold a regular session Friday at 7 30 p m at the lodge hall. Arrangements will be made for a Greensboro meeting on Thursday October 22 where the Greensboro lodge will confer the degree. All members urged to attend.
James R. Pierce, long time volunteer firefighter, named to succeed Alston Clark as school attendance officer. Approval came from Blanche Carry Sterne with prior consultation from Dr. T Wingate Andrews Judge Lewis E Teague and County Commissioner Joe F Hoffman Jr. Pierce begins duties immediately.
Republicans announced at their East Commerce street headquarters that E. H. Howerton of Greensboro and Harry H. Stanley of Greensboro will be principal speakers at a rally at 7:80 o'clock tomorrow night. Invitations extend to all Guilford County candidates to participate on the platform alongside Willis H. Slane of High Point, Republican U. S. Congress hopeful.
The fourth quarterly conference of the Randleman Methodist Protestant church convened at Level Cross M P church. Rev R M Andrews delivered the sermon and a report on assents payments by four churches noted some delinquent groups expect to pay in full. Delegates including Mr Skeen urged Rev Joel B Tegdon be reassigned to the charge, and the three year pastor, Rev Trogdon, is favored for return.
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