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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
7
A dance wraps up the 16th annual Adel photis Greek-America convention in Gastonia. Participants from diverse Greek-American groups gathered for the event concluding early today.
A cucumber measuring 16.5 inches, the year's longest, was shown in The Inserprise window today. J. W. Coltrane, who grows produce on his truck farm near Sophia, placed the prize specimen on display.
Eve Bayless, assistant to Earle Barnes at Bixby’s, marries construction superintendent Dick Rader. Dick opposes Eve’s continued work, but she remains determined to keep her job. In the office Eve suspects Mona Allen plots trouble while Marya Vlad and Arlene Smith gossip. A New Year’s party planned at their apartment is interrupted by a phone call.
Eve asks Dick to fetch Mona Allen for a social visit at the Mona Allen residence. Dick reluctantly agrees, and Mona arrives with childlike innocence. Eve, displeased by the gathering, tries to restore decorum among guests as they move to the apartment.
A brief advertisement praising a tonic from Sy E. Binkham's Medicine to boost strength and endurance for women. The copy promises renewed energy to care for the family and perform daily tasks with vigor.
Eve and Dick host a festive gathering with Mona Allen reading palms and Bliss drawn to Marya. Afterward Eve faces financial strain as she secretly spends for antiques, risking debt and a rift in the marriage set in January 1929.
Dean I O Shaub of State College said the U S Department of Agriculture notified him that tomorrow is the deadline for plowing up all cotton under acreage reduction contracts.
Dewey Davis was found guilty of violating the prohibition law and given a suspended sentence of 12 months in county jail. Nellie Williams, also guilty yesterday, drew four months and posted $400 bond on appeal. Johnson was acquitted, Funderburk taxed costs after pleading guilty, and Massey’s not guilty verdict prompted judge Teague to reprimand the jury.
Peres Indianapolis Williams from Roy Chicago outpointed Sammy Slaughter from Terre Haute. Eddie Simms of Youngstown outpointed Joe Doktor of Buffalo. Allen Whitlow from Phoenix defeated Lou Terry of St. Louis. Abie Chave of Farmington drew with Chato Laredo of Mexico in Albuquerque New Mexico.
Governor Ebringhaus remarks set for August 238 and 24 as North Carolina bankers hold their annual convention in Wrightsville Beach.
Newly appointed assistant to Secretary of Labor Frances Parkins, Richardson Saunders, began his duties amid reports of ongoing labor troubles. He stressed readiness to address worker concerns and improve departmental operations.
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malarial cure and strengthener. It claims the tonic destroys the infection in blood, builds up iron-rich blood, and fortifies against reinfection with tasteless quinine and no bitter taste, safe for children.
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