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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1937

Page

2

Weather Brief North and South States Forecast

North Carolina partly cloudy tonight and Sunday unsettled in south. South Carolina mostly cloudy with scattered thundershowers this afternoon or tonight and possibly on the coast Sunday. Georgia partly cloudy with possible scattered thundershowers in the south tonight and Sunday and in the central portion this afternoon or tonight.

North Carolina South South Carolina Georgia Hatteras Jacksonville Sandy Hook Charlotte Weather Bureau Lrl Asheville Atlanta Auguste Birmingham Charleston Chicago Columbia Owen Rey West Little Rock Errors Los Angeles Memphis Milam Mt. Mitchell New Orleans New York San Antonio San Francisco Spartanburg Tampe Wilmington

Deep River Social News Notes From Local Families

Jesse Henley and daughter Laura Brown of Whittier California stay with Mrs Eva Fromtca Monday. Mrs Carey Bulla and children return from Ramseur to Deep River. Mrs Clarence Jordan and children return from Pine Bluff after a week away. Mrs C V Idol and son of Guilford College dine with relatives. Dorothy Thornton and Briggs visit High Point relatives all day. R T Jordan and M A Wood host, while Eva Thornton family includes Crumpler Madeline Lois and Ruby Briggs. Norma Willard visits White Lake. Wanda Smith visits near City. Winfield Jones of Richmond VA visits his brother T J Jones who has been ill. Frank Smith hosts guests with Mr and Mrs Stanton Cecil.

Jesse Henley Laura Brown Whittier, Calif Mra Anna Coble Guilford College Eva Fromtca Winfield Jones Richmond, Va T. J. Jones

Lifting the dog to unite two tenant writers

Janitor Pat brokers a plan by dog Schmatz to bring together Kathleen O Shanm and Bob McTavish, a pulp writer and greeting card creator. Kathleen explains her e card business while Bob reveals his pay by pulp articles. Duchess plots to meet the new tenant.

Kathleen O’shan Bob McTavish Pat Cupid Professor Bracey Bob Schmatz Kathleen Kathy Studio One Schmats McTavish Kitchener Ecards

Indications Transpol anceship Forced to Land in Alaska

An aircraft carrying a six person party from Moscow to Oakland reportedly forced to land near Fairbanks at 11 25 a m BST. Airport staff monitor for contact and consider aerial search options along the 4100 mile route to interior Alaska. Weather reports and fog at Point Barrow affect the search.

Fairbanke Moscow Oakland Calif Fairbanks Pole Alaska City Point Barrow Alaskan Arctic Barrow

Engineers Meet Opens NC Convention at Wrightsville Beach

Engineers from North Carolina gather at Wrightsville Beach for a two day summer convention opening with remarks from state society leaders and discussions on engineering practices and standards.

Wrightsville Beach North Carolina Society of Engineers

Slim Lines And Easy Making-Yours In Marian Martin Pattern

Sewing notice describes Pattern 9379 a wrap around frock for size 52 with slimming lines and easy making. Includes fabric yardage for size 36 and instruction to mail fifteen cents for the pattern and to write size name address and style number. Also promotes Marian Martin pattern book and other patterns.

Marian Martin Marian Martin Lew

Shanghai bombs kill hundreds in Edward VII Avenue burst

In Shanghai the bombing on Avenue Edward VII at a busy intersection killed about 300 people, mostly Chinese, with three Americans dead including Dr. Rawlinson editor of the Chinese Recorder. Several foreigners wounded or missing as fighting raged near Nanking Road and international settlements.

Avenue Edward VII Dr. Rawlinson Jean Rawlinson Chinese Recorder American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Boston Mass United States Shanghai Honigsberg Japan Battlecones Soochow Creek

Special Fall Congress In Focus At Year-End Session

The House passed a bill to empower the President to consolidate and abolish executive departments but Senate leaders say it is out until next year. Roosevelt urged seven little TVA styles for regional planning while committees consider the idea sporadically. The Senate voted to insure wheat crops but House rules delay approval. housing and tax reform measures advance, with changes in the federal housing authority bond limit and dwelling cost. The President vetoed a flood control plan and signaled a unified draft next January. He also indicated no constitutional amendment to revise the Supreme Court this session.

House Senate Roosevelt House Rules Committee House Committee Army Engineers Supreme Court

Senate letters urge opposition to Black nomination

A Senate committee debate on Black's nomination shows four members undecided with two leaning for and two against confirmation. Senator Norris is absent due to ill health, leaving an eighteen member committee. The panel approved Black by 45 to 1 yesterday but the fight continues as a small group of senators remains unsettled.

Norris Ind-Neb Washington Black Senate Klu Klux Klan Black Himseelf

Crisp Marian Martin Frock Pattern Promises Two Peplum Versions

Pattern 9271 offers two peplum versions in crisp taffeta or novelty cottons for Misses sizes 12 14 14 18 20. Includes full diagram Lew chart and pattern book availability. Order by mail with coins or stamps to The Enterprise Pattern Department 332 W 18th St New York NY.

Marian Martin Marian Martin Lew Lfc Enterprise Pattern Department W. 18Th St New York N. Y

Californians protest school board eviction of Georgia students

A Santa Monica school board ordered 300 Georgia students evicted from a trailer encampment at the high school. Georgia manager Y. Rose said they paid $160 for eight days and will not move quickly. Dr. Russell Sands criticized the action as a travesty of hospitality, noting locals benefited from the group's visits and merchants counted on their nearly $18,000 spend. The Chamber of Commerce secretary supported Sands, fearing damage to California's hospitality image.

Santa Monica Calif Aus California Santa Monica High School Y. Rose Georgia Caravan Russell Sands Sande John L Cook Chamber of Commerce Sands

Farmer stacks Carolina corn against any now grown

W B Merritt a Mount Airy corn grower challenges Iowa and Wisconsin for tallest corn. He cites a 17 foot stalk and 16 foot 5% inch claims, sending a letter to Governor Hoey with affidavits and a display photo. He says North Carolina corn can outgrow rivals and mentions moonshine rumors about corn liquor.

Carolina Raleigh W. BE. Merritt Mount Airy North Carolina Clyde R. Hoey Iowa Wisconsin Merritt Des Moines Phillip la Follette Gover Nelson G. Kraschel Hoey W. M. Johnson

Pan American Maintains Bermuda to New York Schedule

Pan American Airlines keeps a timetable flying four daily departures covering a 12 hour schedule between Bermuda and New York.

Pan American Airlines Bermuda New York

Broadway Chit Chat Round-Up Notes NYC Trends

Manhattan miscellany reports Leopold Stockowski of the Philadelphia Symphony confessing a shoulder injury behind his hiatus from conducting. The piece covers theater hopes, London actors, and Broadway fashions with tidbits on Laughton, Jolson, Ruby Keeler, and John Huston the younger.

George Ross New York Manhattan Leopold Stokowski Philadelphia Symphony Quaker City Sinclair Lewis Lonedon Sybil Thorndike Tina Rossi Europe Bing Crosby Hollywood Gold Twentieth Century Forty-second Street Eric von Stroheim London Henry Hull Gotham Hatless Brigade

Convict Ellison Surrenders after Escaping Chain Gang

Rufus Ellison, who escaped from an Anderson coin chain gang in October 1934, contacted Deputy Sheriff Walt Steagall and agreed to surrender. He said he had traveled through several states, made three attempts to return, and was initially refused before being offered $1.50 and told to move on.

Anderson D. C Walt Steagall Rufus Ellison Ellison Stea North Carolina

New Autogyro Wing Concept Aims At Conventional Plane

A new aircraft concept uses conventional wings with whirling autogyro vanes at the aide to improve lift and control. The design blends rotor action with fixed wings for potential efficiency gains in flight stability and maneuverability.

Notice of separation between Roby Mendenhall and Hazel Coble M Hall

Roby Mendenhall and Hazel Coble M Hall announce they will live apart. Neither party will contract debts for the other. Location referenced as Point Route 2.

Roby Mendenhall Hazel Coble M Hall Point

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Deep River News Carey Bulla Ramseur Clarence Jordan Pine Bluff C. V. Idol Route 1 Dorothy Thornton Briggs High Point R. T. Jordan Mrs. M. A. Wood Eva Thornton Mittie Wilson Charlie Jackson Norma Williiard White Lake Wanda Smith Oe Smith City Mrs Frank Smith Stanton Cecil Aramount Richard Cromwell John King Broadhurst Gene Autry Yode' Kid From Pine Ridge Victor Maclaglen Tor Riser Sarionme Neutry Bartonn City Carolina BY Idariner Gleason NEA Service, Inc Green Queen Patrick Laidy Kathyleen Brach Marian Martin Naomi Campbell Gerald Campbell Son Smithe Charlies Laugheton Elsa Lancaseter England Laughton Laughtom al Jolson Ruby Keeler Philadelphia Ballet Deauville Harry Richman John Gielgud Gielgud Sardi Johne Huston Walter Huston Federal Theatre Woodrow Wilson
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