City fourth in job placements among state bureaus
High Point ranked fourth among seven cities hosting federal state employment bureaus in hiring last week. Asheville led with 80 placements, followed by Charlotte 74, Winston-Salem 49, High Point 41, Raleigh 40, Wilmington 35 and Badin 34. Total 353 placements included 130 unskilled workers and 116 domestics.
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Frank Grist
Asheville
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Wilmington
Badin
Women of State Launch Campaign for Modification
North Carolina women organized a western North Carolina branch of the prohibition reform group in Asheville with Mrs. Louis M. Bourne as chairwoman. State chairman Mrs. W. N. Harris announced district and county chapters statewide as part of a campaign to repeal or modify the eighteenth amendment. The district officers include Mrs. Edward King of Asheville as secretary and Miss Jennie Westfelt of Arden as treasurer, with an executive committee led by local members. Robert R. Reynolds discussed the repeal platform with Harris, and an unrelated incident at Elm Street School involved youths tying officials with rope and throwing rocks at them. Captain, a 40-year-old horse, continues work. a Portland wagon still operates thrice weekly.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Women's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Louis M. Bourne
W. N. Harris
Wilmington
Women's Prohibition Reform Movement
Edward King
Jennie Westfelt
Arden
EB. W. Ewbank
Hendersonville
Tench C. Cox
Sheldon Leavitt
A. G. Speed
Virginia Williamson
Mother Says Her Children Tied and Stoned By Boys
A local mother filed a complaint with High Point police reporting that her sons were maltreated by junior high school boys while walking home from school. The complainant provided details of the incident and described the assault.
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High Point
Dr Mann Joins Medical Arts Club in Greensboro
Dr L T Mann elected to membership in the Medical Arts Club of Greensboro at a fort nightly dinner meeting held last night at the O Henry Hotel. The session featured a paper on anthrax by Dr R B Davis. Portage barbers offer free haircuts to financially needy students before school starts, working overtime to help them.
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Medical Arts Club of
Greensboro
O. Henry
R. B. Davis
Portage
Wia
Portage Barbers
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