Movable ribs enable cobra to spread hood near m
A description notes movable ribs near the m region allowing the cobra to spread its hood. The observation highlights skeletal adjustments as the snakes expands its display.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1937
Page
10
A description notes movable ribs near the m region allowing the cobra to spread its hood. The observation highlights skeletal adjustments as the snakes expands its display.
The 12th century project of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris remains incomplete to this day. The long construction history highlights the famed Gothic structure's enduring legacy and the challenges of finishing a medieval masterpiece.
Deputies Sheriff C. L. Gray and W. L. Wireless seized a 50 gallon still and 140 gallons of beer found hidden in woods near Guilford county line in Sumner township about 11 miles from the city. They brought the equipment to the sheriff's office on West Washington street and poured out the beer.
C H Black was elected consul commander of Thomasville Woodmen of the World camp 206 for 1938 at a Friday night meeting. Other officers chosen include D L Disher adviser lieutenant N B Walters camp banker J D Stinson financial secretary Falls Templeton clerk Avery Kay escort Buck Osborne watchman Clarence Barnes sentry. The group plans a Christmas tree event with the ladies circle on Main Street. A note mentions an English Clover plant reaching eight feet.
Evelyn Williams Farabee contralto of Winston-Salem sang at Fairview Street School Monday evening under the PTA. She performed four groups of three selections each with pieces by Bohm Wolfe Verdi and Mozart and was accompanied by Vandelia Johns.
Mrs Virginia Williamson and Mrs Ernest Harris hosted a party at 1206 Furlough street with many friends. Rev William Eccles and Mrs Eccles visit relatives at 1204 West street. Ruth Alma Barringer honored at 1309 Davis avenue birthday party with cards dancing and a late repast. Pilgrim Congregational Ladies' Aid met at 715 Wade street with talk by Mrs Edna Jett and a repast. Willing Workers club met on Mobile street with a savory repast. Thomas Saunders dies at 815 Hilltop street after six weeks illness. service at 2 pm Monday at Hilltop home. interment Greenhill cemetery. Saunders leaves daughters Pearl Williamson, Madge Babbs, Amy Lutz. son Clyde. siblings Annie Saunders Ila Kearns. W H Saunders. Piedmont District Teachers select High Point as 1938 meeting site. William Penn high to host. Burford elected vice president. officers from William Penn and Fairview and Leonard named for English history, science, programs and primary departments.
Early last night at the Coliseum a flashlight shattered a window and struck Musician Olin Blickensderfer of the Bernard Fowler orchestra, rendering him unconscious and sending him to Burrus Memorial hospital for treatment. Police detained several juveniles nearby for questioning. Blickensderfer recovered after treatment for a head wound.
The local lodge of Odd Fellows will host a gathering and house warming at the new hall on 128 West Commerce Street Tuesday night at 7:30. Members are urged to attend and inspect the quarters. The Degree of Love will be conferred and refreshments served after talks.
A streamlined bullet shaped steel bus in Cologne Germany runs at 70 miles per hour in a contemporary test.
The committee of elementary principals and supervisors elected Professor D. M. Jernigan of Fayetteville as president. Local teachers spoke on integrating college and secondary education from high school and college viewpoints. Thomas B. Smith of William Penn urged sex education in schools, a resolution unanimously approved and to be forwarded to the state meeting in Raleigh at Easter. The day emphasized departmental discussions over inspirational speeches.
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