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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
3
Federal fisheries officials mock Governor Murray of Oklahoma for using 181000 to stock small lakes with fish to feed residents. Experts estimate bass yields per acre and question feasibility while noting each Oklahoman would receive about three pounds of edible fish daily under the plan.
High Point high school defeated Allen Jay 3 to 1 in the opening game of the Guilford county soccer tournament at Fairfield field. Hedrick scored twice in the second quarter and Stone added a third in the third as High Point built a lead behind strong team play and solid defense.
Miss Georgia Smiths sixth grade presented a Greece unit program at Brentwood School. The program included a play The Council of the Gods and displays of Grecian art and ruins. Students portrayed Jupiter Juno Hermes Apollo and others with Edith Fowler in charge of the program.
High Point Public Welfare officials say the sale of booklets by unemployed men does not fund the welfare board. One salesman allegedly claimed proceeds would benefit the board, but the books are sold with board approval and the money goes to the salesmen.
Paris reports Premier Herriot told deputies that France will promptly pay the December installment of the 400 million dollar commercial war debt to the United States and will seek cancellation or reduction of the rest by negotiation. He drew a line between commercial and political debts and said France would negotiate for relief but would not promise. Deputies questioned whether Germany pays nothing, to which Herriot replied France will still pay commercial debts scrupulously.
R E Shelton a building contractor filed suit in High Point court against Clyde Efird Lois Efird and Protective Fire Underwriters to recover 393 10 for work on the Efird home after a fire. The complaint alleges the amount is due for services rendered prior to May 1931.
Efird sustained fire damage and entered a repair contract with Protective Underwriters representatives. Repairs were completed around July 1. Shelton alleges payment demand was refused and seeks the full billed amount plus court costs.
Two well dressed men robbed the Bank of Moreauville today and escaped in an automobile with $2,590. The incident occurred in Moreauville ta. on October 20. No injuries were reported. Local authorities investigated and sought suspects.
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