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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1931

Page

6

Improving After Recent Operation Jack Kester

Jack Kester is improving satisfactorily following a recent operation. The item notes his post operative recovery in concise local notices.

Jack Kester

People Miss Katherine Hayworth Returns Home From Beach

A long list of social visits and travels pops up from Wrightsville Beach to Morganton and beyond. Residents including Mrs G F Rule son Winfred Little and Miss Clara Jones, plus many others, note weekends with relatives in Burlington High Point Charlotte Greenville Camden Thom asville and Raleigh, along with trips to New York Atlantic City and Montana.

Miss Muse High Point Mann Drug Companies Murr Mann Drug Store Thomasville G.F. Rule Winfred Little Mary G. Shivers Panama John Abels Asheville New York George Hackney Lexington

Agronomists See Abundant Harvests After State Tour

A party of southern agronomists led by State College agronomy head Co Williams toured roughly 1000 miles from coast to mountains in North Carolina. They studied soil types and farm stations including Coastal Plain Willard and Mountain Swannanoa, praising research work guiding crop recommendations. The group of about 100 visitors from multiple states completed the trip without incident amid civic courtesies.

Wilmington Williams Coastal Plain Willard Charles Dearing Upper Coastal Plain Rocky Mount R. E. Currin, Jr Central State College Tobateo Oxford E. G. Moss Piedmont Statesville J. Wade Hendricks Iredell Country J. M. Snyder F. O. Bartel Swannanoa 8. C. Clapp Louisiana Alabama Florida Tennessee Georgia South Carolina Virginia Delaware District of Columbia State College Department of Agronomy Raleigh North Carolina

Fall Footwear Trends Highlight Colored Shoes and Satin Pumps

Samuel Shavitz of Rose Marie slipper shop reports fall fashion leans toward colored shoes with greens in all shades, russet brown and rose beige. Satin high heel opera pumps rise for dressy wear while suede fits evenings. Black kid regent pumps remain popular with brown next, and reptile materials appear in trims and accents on street shoes.

Samuel Shavitz Rose Marie Ladies Novelty South Main Street America Shavitz Regent

Philadelphia coroner's physician develops color test for mental make up

Dr. William B. Wadsworth, cor oner’s physician in Philadelphia, has devised a color test to gauge a man’s mental make up and determine fitness for certain acts.

William 8. Wadsworth Philadelphia

Coal burned in a year could light the US for 176 years

A historical note states that the amount of coal burned in a single year would be sufficient to provide continuous light for the entire United States for 176 years, illustrating the vast energy contained in fossil fuel resources.

United States

Duke Medical School enrolls 145 in second year

Duke University school of medicine will open October 1 to begin its second year with at least 145 students, adding two new year classes for the first time. The class distribution includes 60 first years, 49 second years, 18 juniors, and 18 seniors, with 78 new students admitted this fall from 53 colleges nationwide including 41 from North Carolina.

Durham Duke University School of Medicine United States North Carolina

Paris school trains motion picture industry by radio

In Paris a school opens to teach the motion picture industry from production to distribution through radio instruction.

Paris

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