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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1937
Page
8
A horizontal and vertical crossword clue grid lists terms tied to heraldry and geography. Across clues hint at a coat of arms theme with references to a country’s symbols, capitals, and landmarks, while down clues cover items like royal staffs, fabrics, and weights. The puzzle connects heraldic imagery with national identity through scattered word clues.
Uncle Ray's Corner recounts Adams caring for a grizzly cub named Lady Washington. The tame bear trails him like a dog until a wild male grizzly appears during a deer hunt. With no rifle, Adams faces danger deciding between shooting with a pistol, climbing a tree, or waiting, as the bear's safety hangs on the next move.
On the next rainy washday use an electric fan to aid drying. Benzine removes stains from marble. For iced Russian tea pour over crushed ice in tall glasses, add lemon slices and cherry preserves, then serve with powdered sugar.
Roberta Lee answers readers on etiquette topics including who pays for bridesmaids costumes, hat etiquette for men entering offices, and serving refreshments at informal teas.
In Cincinnati on August 4, Chick Hafey watches a 42 ounce bat as a tale shifts to a dramatic grizzly encounter. Adams uses a pistol and chain to threaten the bear, but the animal escapes unharmed, ending the peril for the day.
The Boy Scouts of Pickett Cot ton Mills Troop No 23 spent last Thursday night at Camp Uwharrie working on first second and third class badges. They all had a good time.
Mrs. Elsie Cox of Greensboro visited Mrs. Hester Jones on Sunday. Mrs. Elsie Pruitt is ill at 1105 Redding Street. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Boles spent Sunday in Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Hemric of Winston-Salem visited Mrs. Sallie Hemric on Tryon Street. Mrs. Minnie Stout is ill at home. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Bean visited Mrs. Coy Lee. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Carter visited Mrs. Hester Jones Sunday.
A compact literacy note set by W L Gordon listing common word misuse and pronunciation tips. It highlights lie and lay tense, mispronunciations, and mispellings, with a virtue on expanding vocabulary by daily word study using propensity as today’s example.
The answer key lists symbolic August flower as the poppy and names Thomas A Edison as the founder of the first central station for electricity distribution. Iron is galvanized to prevent rust. A batter who can hit either side is called a switch hitter. Reno is identified as Nevada’s chief city.
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