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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1929

Page

20

Cosmopolitan Student Body At North Carolina University

Chapel Hill, Sept 21. The UNC student body represents almost every U S state and many foreign countries including Spain, Armenia, Persia, Siam, China, Venezuela, Italy and Cuba. Students arrive from diverse backgrounds with grants, self support, or government programs, enriching campus life.

Chapel Hill United States Spain Armenia Persia Siam China Venezuela Italy Cuba University of North Carolina

Masons Convene Reid Lodge for Master Mason Degree

Called communication of Numa F Reid Lodge No 344 A F and A M Monday night at 7 30 Work in Master Masons Degree All Master Masons urged to be present By order H C Massey Secy.

Numa F. Reid Lodge

Radio Programming Schedule with Stations and Programs

A dense list of radio programs across multiple stations such as WABC WJZ WOR WEG and others. Programs include The Fur Trappers Orchestra Romantic Ancestors Sergei Kotlarsky Violinist and Cora Islanders with various regional relays and times. The schedule spans WABC WJZ WOR WEAF WMB networks and includes musical performances dramas and sermons.

WABC New York CBS Chain The Fur Trappers Orchestra WCAU WNAC Wjias Wean WSPD Sergei Kotlarsky WJAS WKRC WEFAN WMAL Julius Klein WFAN WEAN WFBL WCAO WADC WLBW WMAK WGHP Symphony Orchestra WHK WLEW O— Theater of the Air Wendell Halh WFEBL WGHYP WLAC WDBJ WTAR WWNC WDOD WBRC CFRB CKAC WCAQ WKBW WCAE WGY Miami American Legion WGR WEEIL WJIAR WTAG WCSH WLIT WFJC WWJ WSAI WRVA WPTF WIOD WHAS WSB David Lawrence WTIC WTAM WRC WFJIC WSE WSM A. Ik WEEI WGN WEI WILIC WSAT WFI Champions Orchestra Fred Waldner WCSL WFI WR WCAEF WAR Seth Parker WCAK WJAX Sam Herman NBC Chain National Light Opera KDKA WBAT Dr. Goodell WBZ WBAL WHAM WLW WJR KYW Astrid Fjelde Amos ‘N’ Andy WMAQ WBZ Wham Islanders

North Carolina predicts auto registrations exceed 505000

North Carolina based on Maxwell figures sees 1929 auto registrations surpass 505000, with 481571 registered by Sept. 21 and 22351 cars added in late 1928. Officials expect over half a million next year and plan 1,250,000 plates. Plates are produced at the State Prison plant at 10,000 per day.

Maxwell

Merchants Secretaries to Convene in Raleigh Conference

The annual conference of local merchants association secretaries, members of the State Merchants association, will meet in Raleigh September 23 and 24. Key speakers include Willard Dowell, Dallas Holloman, and Dewey W. George with reports on credit, director meetings, and sessions led by Mrs. Lowder and others. Attendees include H. M. King, H. B. Skinner, W. Paul Rousseau, C. B. Bowlett, J. R. Reitzel, and many more from North Carolina towns.

Dewey W. George Asheville C. L. Lowder Gastonia Association Inez Timmerman Hendersonville Association F. E. Griffith Winston-Salem Association H. M. King Albemarle H. B. Skinner Burlington W. Paul Rousseau Charlotte H. L. Johnston Concord R. L. Powell Durham W. L. Hampton Elizabeth City Mary Sherard Goldsboro J. P. Spock Elkin Cc. L. Lowder Gastonia R. G. Trosper Greensboro C. B. Bowlett Greenville E. A. Russell Hamlet I. O. Timmerman Hendersonville F. J. Bedingfield Hickory J. R. Reitzel High Point Kate Pritchett Kinston Roxboro W. F. Rattz Salisbury A. K. Miller Sanford Ruth Ledbetter Statesville Lillian Pearson Tarboro Agnes R. King Thomasville Price Wilson Kannapolis C. D. Hogue Wilmington H. E. Pillars Wilson F. BE. Griffith Winston- Salem

Asheboro Card Party Benefits Local School

In Asheboro on Thursday afternoon the Educational Department of the Asheboro Women's Club hosted a benefit card party at Mrs. I. C. Moser’s home with Bridge and Rock tables. Proceeds support the Asheboro School. High scores earned silk hose prizes donated by local hosiery mills. winners included Mrs. Arthur Burkhead and Miss Gertrude Ferree. Other top prizes went to Mrs. Ervin Ray and Miss Mabel Parrish. Rock high score to Mrs. E. G. Morris and Mrs. John Ingram.

Asheboro Arthur Burkhead Gertrude Ferree Ervin Ray Mabel Parrish Rock E. G. Morris John Ingram

Destruction of Currant and Gooseberry Bushes Aims at Blister Rust

Thousands of currant and gooseberry bushes, alternate hosts of the blister rust fungus affecting white and sugar pines, are being destroyed daily across the north eastern and lake states, the Pacific Northwest, and California to curb the disease.

Washington North Eastern Lake States Pacific Northwest Califoria

State Auxiliary Meeting Reports Plans and Officers

An enjoyable feature of the meeting was the report of the State meeting in Raleigh. Plans were made for the coming year. Refreshments were served to the large number of members present. Officers of the Auxiliary are President Mrs. Garner, vice president Mrs. H. L. Ingram, secretary and treasurer Mrs. M. G. Lovett.

American Legion Auxiliary J. P. Garner Park Street Raleigh

Cuba Receives Bulk of U S Cotton Handkerchief Exports

The article notes Cuba receives the majority of cotton handkerchiefs exported from the United States, indicating strong regional demand and trade links impacting shipments and market flows.

Cuba United States

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