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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1933
Page
7
Pauline Perdue entertained a group at her parents Roy and Mrs Perdue home Friday afternoon for her birthday. Guests included Harold Smith Christine Dix Daisy Ruth Smith Frances Simpson and others with a birthday cake and candles as the centerpiece.
The 24th annual Singers Union Convention will convene September 10 at Bethlehem M E B church eight miles from Reidsville on the sand clay road to Laksville. Prof. A M Fentriss of Pleasant Garden presides as president. The sermon at 11 a.m. will be by Rev. Crouse. United choir from five Rockingham county churches will lead morning singing with many groups from several counties providing features. Notable participants include the Carmel Quartet Evans Brothers Mayfield Ladies Quartet Bull a Quartet from Asheboro Glenwood Boys Tabernacle Quartet Colax Girls Hunt-Ross Quartet of Pleasant Garden R. P. Smith and quartet of Liberty and others.
Announcement yesterday宣布 opening at 219 West High Street of a southern sales office for Brooks Bro and the Southern Pile Fabric Company. Firms operate plants in Philadelphia and Greenville. D. E. Harlee leads the office serving the southern area with their lines.
About two hundred delegates from every state chapter will attend the United Daughters of the Confederacy convention at the Sheraton October 10 12. High Point and Laura Wesson chapters host with plans for a Historical Evening and a Children of the Confederacy pageant under Miss Mary Simmons.
The code sets a forty hour work week for most hosiery workers with exemptions for certain roles and requires a minimum wage scale divided by production class. It details shifts limits, wage rates by job type, training durations, and defines a code authority to administer rules and handle disputes.
The American Legion Auxiliary unit in High Point was awarded a National Citation at the national convention in Wilmington. Mrs. Frank Johnson presented the certificate to Miss Frances Mann amid a five minute cheer. The unit’s activities included Emergency Relief, poppy sales, aid to veterans at Oteen, work with school children, and NRA drives, earning national commendation signed by top officials.
Envelope instruction lists Julia Boyd as addressee and The Enterprise Bureau as care of. The address shown is 108 Park Avenue in New York with the city and state abbreviated as B C.
The passage notes regularity is a key part of a carrier boy’s training in school work and daily paper delivery. It describes 588,000 boys nationwide engaged in newspaper sale and distribution, devoting less than 90 minutes daily and gaining fundamentals of business.
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