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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1933
Page
5
New Cape costumes dominate Easter fashion with versatile designs that switch from cape to jacket looks. Designers showcase wool capes with printed blouses, plaid taffeta combinations, and high backed hats. The styles offer multiple outfits from one cape, emphasizing color contrasts and adaptable silhouettes for formal and casual wear.
NEA reporter describes spring men’s fashion focusing on suits and topcoats. Double breasted and single breasted styles dominate with Glen Urquhardt plaid gray suits and cheviot tweeds. Accessories include new hats, striped ties, and high rise pleated trousers for a crisp, polished look.
Hollywood fashion notes describe spring dresses featuring de muré collars on Toby Wing a black crepe gown with scalloped trim and embroidered details Elissa Lands wears a black crepe de chine dress with triple decked white pique collar Claudette Colbert shows dark dresses with hand embroidered white organdy collars and an afternoon dress with a watteau neck and organdy accents.
Central Friends church hosts its annual Love Feast supper tonight with Dean Clyde Milner of Guilford College and David Parsons as speakers. Music by Miss Sarah Tomlinson and others precedes 11 o'clock sermon by Tom A. Sykes on The Very Heart of Christianity. Bible school at 9:45 led by Horace Haworth. Brotherhood class with Ralph Parker meets in the annex. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7:30. Pastor's Night observed. Senior EB will lead a Good Friday union service with Passion music and remarks on The Work of Calvary.
Fragmentary note identifies Stephen of Byzantium as a figure who acted in the sixth century. The source text is incomplete and provides limited context for his actions or significance.
Frederick the Great detested the German tongue and spurned German authors, despite his court at Prussia becoming renowned for luxury and royal splendor with glamorous accessories surrounding the king.
Moscow reports Prof. Nicolai Koltzoff of the Institute of Animal Breeding claims electrical treatment can separate male and female sperm and produce offspring of either sex. Three rabbits showed varying outcomes, with one female bearing six females, another four males and one female, and a third two of each sex. Collaborator Nicolaievna Schroeder assisted in the experiments.
North Carolina lawmakers consider Rep Claude Allen's bill to end the ritual kiss of the Bible for witnesses in court while keeping the obligation to swear on the Bible. Opponents say the practice is unsanitary but testimony would still require a Bible oath.
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