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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
8
Commander Harry Pleming announces a drum and bugle corps practice at Dave Wright's on Mechanicsville North Main Street Friday night at 7 30 to prepare for the Monday installation meeting in Lincolnton. All members urged to attend.
High Point postmaster S Clark will travel to Salisbury for a two day North Carolina Postmasters association convention. The gathering opens Friday at 2 PM with a speech by William J. Dixon and at 7 30 PM a banquet with J Austin Latimer as the principal speaker. Paul R Younts of Charlotte serves as association president.
Martin Luther wrote 37 hymns and his best known piece is Ein feste Burg, widely regarded as his masterpiece.
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Senator Josiah W Bailey claimed NC made more progress under nine Democratic administrations than any state. Clyde R Hoey was praised as worthy of the line of Democratic governors by Bailey and other speakers at a Democratic rally in Goldsboro. In Chapel Hill Thomas Dixon criticized the New Deal party and argued for Landon, saying the administration fulfilled only repeal of prohibition and adopted 27 Socialist or Communist planks.
In Durham on October 15, F. W. Roberson was fined five dollars in recorder's court for striking his wife after she objected to sharing their bed with a dog. Mrs. Roberson testified she tried to leave the bed when her husband brought in the dog. He testified he did not strike her.
Raleigh observes the state fair with offices closed to allow employees to attend. Many businesses also shut down for the day, reflecting the event’s local impact on work and commerce.
Dr. Carl proposes consolidation of medical and dental professions in Raleigh. The plan aims to unify licensing oversight and professional standards across both fields to streamline certification and public protection.
An officer spoke to the fourth district dental society last night, addressing members in an address that highlighted key issues and developments in the profession.
A four day session of the Western District North Carolina Teachers Association opens here with a banquet tonight. Officials expect about 2000 registrants before the business session begins tomorrow.
Clyde R. H. promised to urge free textbooks and cooperation with the federal government on Social Security if elected governor. He spoke to an audience yesterday in Woodland.
Article notes the United States spends nearly a million dollars each month enforcing prohibition. It outlines agencies involved and the broad financial burden of enforcing the ban on alcohol.
High Point Rotary Club heard Tully D. Blair of Winston-Salem discuss life insurance as a safe convenient and desirable investment. Blair cited long term savings discipline and low risk during economic stress while Rotarian A R Waters and other visitors from Chicago Philadelphia Atlanta and High Point attended.
Tobacco sales here yesterday totaled 736460 pounds with an average price of 24.35 dollars per hundredweight.
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