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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1933
Page
5
A brief profile of Sue as presented by Margery Hale detailing her life, character, and influence within her community. The piece outlines personal attributes and notable actions attributed to Sue, highlighting her role and impact in local society.
In a quiet house scene Corrinne and Harry arrive cheerful yet shadowed. Sue, recalling money stress from bills, contemplates family strains while Harry offers help and hints at a deeper worry to be revealed later.
The text notes Kappa is the oldest scholastic honor society in America founded in 1776. It includes a sketch of Stalin, the Soviet dictator, and mentions Constantinople now officially known as Istanbul.
Commander Frank C. McCord was buried in Arlington cemetery with full honors after services at Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church. Admiral William A. Moffett, who perished with the Akron, was also laid to rest with an aerial flower escort and a high ranking naval pallbearers group in attendance including Admiral Pratt and Rear Admirals Upham and Land.
Diana Wynyard leads a stylish party at Sid Grauman's Chinese theater for Cavalcade with a pale gray crepe gown and plum Lyons velvet jacket. The ensemble features Ginger Rogers and Maureen O'Sullivan in pale tones, while Mrs Richard Barthelmess, Elissa Landi, Genevieve Tobin, and others wear subdued gowns and fur or velvet wraps.
James Moroney the son of Mr and Mrs Jack Moroney was killed by the accidental discharge of a pistol he and another boy were cleaning in Statesville.
The Duke Power Company announced new rate reductions to save about 528000 dollars annually for large industrial customers, to take effect May 1 after review by North and South Carolina utility authorities. Officials did not specify state by state savings, but estimates attributed roughly 400000 dollars to North Carolina firms and the remainder to South Carolina. Textile mills and other large users should benefit. prior year rates for homes and small consumers yielded about 1137000 dollars in annual savings.
Sufferers from constipation are urged to try Your Aut Bran as a remedy. A Denver reader reports seven weeks of relief after using Bran with meals, while noting associated headaches sleeplessness and fatigue may stem from lack of bulk fiber. The advertisement cites vegetables and cereals as part of regimens and mentions regional product references.
Four year old Hazel Ruth Mills daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Mills of Pitt County died after falling into a pot of boiling soap. Local authorities reported the accident occurred in Greenville. The Mills family kept the child at home where the incident happened.
A new dry chief announced a stricter stance on beer and wine enforcement under federal prohibition rules. Major Dalrymple, shown here on relief duty, relieves James Woodcock as the federal prohibition administration official leads liquor law enforcement actions.
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