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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1935
Page
16
Mary G Scarboro discusses the Emergency Nursery Schools begun in October 1934 in North rolina. In four months teachers logged 10 890 home visits 3 603 group conferences 1 043 demonstrations and 2 137 group discussions on child care, supplementing the nursery school program.
Harriss H. Jarrell was named to the advisory council of the High Point chapter of the Order of DeMolay. The Grand Council sanctioned the appointment of former DeMolays, with Jarrell noted as a past master counselor from 1933 and High Point’s only Legion of Honor member. He and Arthur Dickens are the two former DeMolays on the council.
Leaders for preschool parent education were chosen with criteria based on prior experience in running classes and related professional work. The program, run by teacher-leaders, covered home improvement management child care and development family life with involvement from physicians nurses and social workers. A reading room radios and broadcasts supported member study including Dr Frank Howard Richardson lectures and guides linked to The Nervous Child and His Parents.
A period essay argues Italy cannot conquer Ethiopia citing the nation’s enduring independence and the dangers if the League of Nations fails to safeguard Ethiopian autonomy. It notes Ethiopian resilience through centuries and warns that weaker nations would be at risk without guaranteed independence.
The article recalls Will Rogers meeting the President and a Mississippi flood charity donation of 100 dollars after a speech. It mentions a previous High Point visit last year where he asked directions and joked in a jewelry shop. The note ends with High Point mourning Rogers's death.
Franke H. Frasier drove a burning car containing inflammable paint and gasoline to a nearby fire station where firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze. The article notes that more books have been written on Abraham Lincoln than any other man, with Napoleon holding the record prior to 1870.
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