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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1933

Page

3

Greensboro Set as Mecca for Grid Fans Saturday

Unprecedented advance ticket sales for Duke versus V M I in Greensboro Saturday night signal a record opening day crowd for the first Southern Conference game of 1933. Duke students and women from Duke Greensboro College and UNC will join a big parade with bands, and a special train is planned for Duke attendees. V M I cadets and alumni from Virginia and North Carolina will participate in pregame events.

Durham Duke V. M. I Greensboro North Carolina Duke Greensboro College Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina V. M. IL Virginia

Mr. Koonce Returns to Work After Appendectomy

A. J. Koonce of Koonce Funeral Home has recovered from an appendectomy and resumes full charge of the business. The operation occurred at a local hospital several weeks ago.

A. J. Koonce Koonce Mr. Koonce

Church of England Posts Income Over Sixteen Million

A recent report shows the Church of England earned more than 16 million dollars in the last financial year. The note highlights significant revenue from donations and church activities, indicating robust fundraising and growth across dioceses.

Church of England

Health talk outlines local dairy water and disease safeguards

Dr W J McAnally, city physician, spoke to the Cloverdale PTA on North Carolina health department work with focus on High Point. He described early health oversight from birth, dairy and meat inspections, periodic checks of food handlers, and vaccination efforts to shield children from smallpox, typhoid, and related risks.

W. J. McAnally Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Association Health Department North Carolina High Point

Public Health Opinion On Household Labor And Child Immunization

A columnist argues against state welfare for health, urging parental responsibility for child health. The piece cites employment offers, calls for immunizations for children aged one to ten, and stresses parents must seek medical care and toxoid vaccination through family physicians rather than relying on public services.

Large audience hears Rev. G. Ray Jordan at Wesley Memorial

Reverend G. Ray Jordan spoke on Approaching Jerusalem at Wesley Memorial church drawing a full house. Officials may move midweek service to a larger room as seats filled and late arrivals waited in the hallway. He contrasted life in the western world with the east and noted vaccines are available locally for diphtheria and other immunizations. The state health department would want to know the cause of death even after it occurs.

Wesley Memorial Church G. Ray Jordan Jerusalem Europe Holy Land Jordan Belk-Stevens Co.’s

How Two Men Met Death In Lexington May Never Be Known

Lexington, Sept 23. Jesse Wilson and Gurney Royals, aged 45 and 36, were found dead under a railway trestle after Sunday night disappearance. Coroner's jury ruled death accidental unknown cause with wind from a passing train suspected. witnesses placed the men nearby, both had been drinking.

Lexington Jesse Wilson Gurney Royals

Holy Land Remarks Highlight Palestine Appeal

The speaker contrasts Western ignorance of suffering with Palestinian appeal to travelers seeking inspiration. He notes beggar and beggary hardships and claims Palestine, despite mendicancy and mendacity, remains a Holy Land for the sensitive seeker.

Ranean Jordan Palestine Holy Land

Show Folks Honor Human Cannonball

Oklahoma City on September 28 reports that despite a somber mood the State fair will proceed with the once-crowded acts. Clowns and dancers remain modest as the troupe honors the late Willie Kruck, famed as the human cannonball who died two years ago after a cannon mishap at the fairgrounds. The troupe plans to visit his grave in costume, continuing a mournful tradition.

Oklahoma City Moat Kruck Canton Willie Fair Grounds

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Shell Tire & Battery Station, Inc W. J. Manally Cloverdale Jesus Disciples of Jesus Welfare Department MR. Jordan Wesley Memorial Tropical America Broadhurst Theatre Dette Coolber Cutty Courteous Service High Point Steam Laundry North Wrenn Belk-Stevens Co’s Belk-Stevens Belk-Stevens Co Hoe Star Brand Coles Weyenburg Vege Ee
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