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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1936
Page
13
A patient in Dublin underwent surgery to remove one hundred fifteen nails from the stomach. The report notes the unusual foreign body and successful recovery follow up.
Woman's Auxiliary circles at Main Street M E church hold Monday gatherings led by Mrs. Preddy, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Maniey, Mrs. Sensenbach, and others with various hosts on Woodrow Avenue and Lexington NC plus the Lucy Robertson Circle meeting Tuesday. Executive committee of the Baptist society meets Monday at 3, leaders urged to attend.
National and state leaders announce sesquicentennial tree plantings to mark the Constitution date with the American Tree Association. Plans include Boy Scout participation in Charlotte and a statewide program led by North Carolina clubs and schools.
The 1982 records show more than 24 690 debtors jailed in England and Wales with 11 244 of them being defaulting taxpayers. The figures highlight tax and debt enforcement patterns in that year.
Cornell football coach Carl Snavely arrives for spring practice with plans to assess players over six weeks of scrimmage. He vows less contact in the fall and will place men at their best positions before teaching plays. Captain Jack Batten may miss drills due to baseball duties. Max Reed joins as first assistant as Jim Tatum accompanies Snavely.
Duke sports wrap reports a 63 1 2 106 62 1 2 score as Dartmouth tops Duke by one point in a Southern Conference track meet in Durham. Geniawice wins shot put and Johnson, Gennaches and Dwyer sweep discus for Dartmouth. Duke claims wins in javelin and 120 yard high hurdles, but final throws decide the meet.
The South Main Street Methodist Young People will lead Sunday night service at 7:30. They stage a three act drama The Rock about Simon Peter with Miss Lena Davis directing and performers Margaret Preddy Elisabeth Ellis Annabelle Sowers Charles White Frank Surratt Lee R. Spencer and Hugh Hipps. Public invited.
Copies of the song Aza lea The Pride Of Mobile by Lewis L. Stookey have reached friends in the city. Stookey, who led music departments for both white and colored schools here, published the piece this spring describing Mobile azalea gardens where he has lived for five years near Bellin graph Asales Garden, touted as the charm spot of the South.
A young girl nicknamed Baby is described as constantly fussy and isolated, lacking friendships and interest in housework unless provoked. She occasionally attends movies with a neighboring girl but shows little enjoyment, finding comfort mainly in reading books.
A reader describes a daughter who quarrels and reads less, urging discussion with a family doctor for a thorough exam. The goal is to help her become cheerful and healthy, amid possible adolescence or physical illness, with guidance from Miss Marjorie Mansfield at The Enterprise.
Adams-Millis White Sox defeated the Bossong club of Asheboro in a strange 6 to 2 game. The locals had only two hits but scored five runs on waike errors while Bossong had six hits and two faults. Opening league play is set for April 26 with Cris Harvey trying many new players.
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