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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1937

Page

2

Weather report for North and South Carolina and coast

North Carolina fair hot with extreme west cold tonight. Wednesday cloudier and slightly warmer with snow possible in mountains. South Carolina fair to near freezing coast, warmer Wednesday with possible rain in extreme northwest. Winds Hatteras to Jacksonville NW to fresh at times tonight diminishing and becoming variable Wednesday.

North Carolina South Carolina Hatteras Jacksonville North Portion

Senate rejects three year limit on farm bill changes

Debate centered on amending the farm bill with Rep Coffee aiming to remove farmer approved wheat quotas and seek similar changes for corn. Rep Kleberg proposed cotton control tweaks while administration leaders plan to overturn wheat moves before final passage, with Rep Wadsworth criticizing the bill as “Hitlerism.”

House Rep Coffee D-Neb Kleberg D-Tex Wadsworth R-Ny United States

Alabama Peanut Bailiff Law Makes Night Trade Illegal

A law in Alabama prohibits buying or selling a bag of peanuts between sunset and sunrise, reflecting an old regulation that restricts nighttime peanut commerce. The rule stands as a quirky historical artifact within state trade practices.

Alabama

Bukets Kidney Flush Tablets Promoted In 25c Box

An advertorial promotes Bukets as a kidney flush remedy using juniper oil, leaves, and other herbs. It claims to ease frequent urination, backache, and sluggish kidneys by aiding elimination of waste and acids. Available for 25 cents at Mann Drug Stores, Eckerd's, and others.

Nature Mann Drug Eckerd’s

Court Awards Seven Divorce Decrees Today

Judge Teague presided at a municipal court term and granted seven absolute divorces on uncontested cases. The court recessed to tomorrow due to out of court settlements and witness or attorney absences. The awarded couples include Farrington Jenkins Fields Ridge McGirt Reese Pitts Jamieson, with nine more trials scheduled through Saturday.

Lewis B. Teague Marshall Farrington Arlene Farrington Arlene Jenkins Flossie Pearl Fields James Irvin Fields Audry Wood Ridge Roy Watson Ridge Corene Stewart McGirt Albert Frank McGirt Helen Reese John H. Reese Beulah Wilborne Pitts Carl Pitts

Roosevelt jawbone infection ruled absent by X ray

Washington reports that secretaries said Roosevelt’s unhealed tooth socket shows no bone involvement on X rays. They stated the infection is limited to soft tissue of the gum and a socket cleansing was performed. The President returned to his office and planned lunch with Labor Secretary Perkins.

Washington Decey White House Roosevelt Barry Labor Perkins

Three Killed and Property Damaged as South Hit by Cold

Reading shows 27 degrees at Lakeland in Polk County citrus area. Smudge fires lit in northern and central Florida groves. Continued cold expected tonight with warmer conditions along the coast and northwest Florida tomorrow. Forecasts predict warmer weather for other sections.

South Lakeland Polk County Florida

Weather Across Regions Reports Varied Cold Snap

Snow covered eastern Tennessee and western North Carolina and pushed into the Great Lakes. Temperatures ranged from subzero in the deep south to near freezing in New England with Boston receiving rain and a low of 42. Grounded planes and crop reports followed as communities face chilling impact.

Tennessee North Carolina Great Lakes New England Boston New York Buffalo Pittsburgh Atlanta Chicago Minneapolis Seattle Los Angeles San Francisco Dallas San Antonio Virginia Richmond Lynchburg Norfolk Marion Asheville High Point Greensboro Spartanburg Charleston S. C Columbia Carolinas Miami Jacksonville Fla Texas Rio Grande Valley

Royal Arcanum to Get Charter Tonight

Members of the Old Plank Road Council Royal Arcanum will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Royal Arcanum hall for a semi monthly session. The program includes presenting the charter by Ralph Lewis as the Supreme Council recognizes growth from 57 members at organization on July 27, 1936 to about 160 today.

Old Plank Road Council Royal Arcanum Ralph Lewis Carolinas Supreme Council Pee Wee Robert) Garland Sam Calvert

Services Held For Mrs A E Futrelle

Funeral services for Mrs. A. E. Futrelle of High Point route 1 were held at Deep River Friends church with Rev. Joseph Peele and Dr. Embree H. Blackard officiating. J Gurney Briggs led singing and pallbearers included H J Rock Clarence Jordan J W E B C Harmon D L Barker and Leslie Andrews. Interment was in the Deep River family plot.

A. E. Futrelle High Point Route 1 Deep River Friends Church Joseph Peele Embree H. Blackard Wesley Memorial M. E. Church J. Gurney Briggs H. J. Rock Clarence Jordan J. W. E . B. C. Harmon D. L. Barker Leslie Andrews Deep River Cemetery

Mrs Emma Combs Taken by Death

Mrs. Emma Combs 49 died suddenly Monday night from a heart attack after a brief illness. Born in Wilkes county July 12 1888 she moved to the city seven years ago and resided at 1118 Tryon street. Survived by husband Thomas L. Combs three sons and two daughters and five grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 from Church of God Redding street with interment at Floral Garden cemetery.

Emma Combs Wilkes County Thomas L. Combs Floyd, Worth Truman Combs H. P. Stamey G. W. Campbell City John Caudill Randleman Jesse E. Caudill Stone Mountain Ga Barney Caudill Elkin Matilda Childress Roaring River Demia Childress Church of God Redding Street Sullivan C. F. Noble Floral Garden Cemetery

Civitan Club Hosts Special Music at Elwood Hotel

Civitan members gathered at the Elwood hotel at noon for a special program led by Mrs. A B Huff and Mrs. Charles W McAnally. Huff and McAnally performed piano pieces and vocal selections including Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal Trees and Sweet Mystery of Life. Rev H Norwood Bowne urged focus on juvenile delinquency as a citizenship project and Meldon Holmes joined as a new member.

A. B. Huff Charles W. McAnally Civitan Club Elwood Hotel H. Norwood Bowne Meldon Holmes P. J. Neal

Franco Prince Xavier Plans in Spanish Civil War Talks

Dispatches report Franco and Prince Xavier discussing succession amid Spain's civil war. An earlier 1936 pretender, Carlos VII, died after a car crash, leaving Xavier as potential Carlist claimant. Observers note brief aerial activity and artillery exchanges with no change after an insurgent ultimatum expired.

Ture Spain Alfonso Carlos of Bourbon Carlos Xavier Zita Austria Vienna

Industry Acknowledges Role in Economic Stabilization

A speaker asserts industry must lead social betterment through planned research and expansion. He stresses that job and wealth growth require forward planning of capital, facilities, and operations well before returns, noting uncertainties in taxes and labor leadership cloud the business outlook.

Dustry United States A. F I. O

Stamps Show Hispaniola Divide Sparks Border Strife

Stamp illustration recalls long standing conflict between Haiti and the Dominican Republic over land and race. Haitians with French patois cross border into fertile Dominican lands, facing resistance from Dominican landowners and soldiers. Presidents Vincent and Trujillo see calls for investigation and US mediation.

Hispaniola Haiti Dominican Republic Stenio Vincent Rafael Trujillo United States NEA Service, Inc

Industry seeks clear guidance to plan future operations

The speaker urges giving industry a sensible degree of certainty about future conditions. He argues it is impossible to guess answers on inflation or deflation, government spending, capital restrictions, or profit limits. Without clarity, industry cannot plan current or future operations.

City officers to attend municipal meet in Raleigh

High Point city officers will attend a conference of municipal officials at the Sir Walter hotel in Raleigh on Friday December 10 to discuss a new public utilities service offered by the North Carolina League of Municipalities. Dr John Bauer and W H Newel will discuss the service and its potential benefits for cities with own electric systems.

High Point Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh North Carolina League of Municipalities J. L. Perkins E. M. Knox C. S. Grayson League John Pauer New York W. H. Newel Bauer

Rites Held For Fletcher M Barbee

Funeral services for Fletcher M. Barbee, former city resident, were held at First Presbyterian Church with Dr O C Williamson Rev Chas P Coble and Dr Wesley Memorial M E church officiating. Active pallbearers included Dr W A Hayes S E Tucker and others. Burial followed at Oakwood cemetery family plot.

Fletcher M. Barbee Lake Okeechobee Canal First Presbyterian Church O. C. Williamson Chas. P. Coble Embree H. Blackard Wesley Memorial

Candor Man Thomas A. Carter Dies In Crash Services Set

Candor resident Thomas A. Carter born 1891 was fatally injured when his car crashed near the Yadkin river bridge between Winston Salem and Yadkinville. Surviving are his widow Alice Speers and two daughters and seven sons. Funeral at Springfield Friends church Wednesday at 3.00 pm with burial in the church cemetery. Tasmanian race extinct. last Tasmanian man died 1869 and woman 1876.

Thomas A. Carter Candor Yadkin County Yadkin River Winston-Salem Yadkinville Mr. Carter Pilot View Friends Church Alice Speers High Point Springfield Friends Church Clara I. Cox

John Gibson and Charlie Beach Sentenced in Guilford Case

In Greensboro on December 7, John Gibson and Charlie Beach of High Point pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and larceny at C. B. Garrett’s store and received three year sentences from Judge W. F. Harding. An arson count was not pursued. Also, Eldridge Tuggle and George Hackler faced related charges with lighter or concurrent penalties.

Greensboro John Gibson Charlie Beach High Point Guilford Superior Court C. B. Garrett W. F. Harding Garrett Place Eldridge Tuggle George Hackler B. R. Harris Harris High Point City City Lake Sam McIinnis McInnis L. G. Jones Charlie Roundtree Alma Smith Lena Lee High Point Municial

Mozart Music Club Holds Second Meeting at Autry Residence

The Mozart Music Club met at Addie Les Autry’s home 1114 Cedron Avenue with new members Genev a Morrison Elizabeth Morrison Ella Lou Taylor Nancy Williard and Zelma Parnell joining. The group voted to stay in the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs and presented a program including several selections and a musical playlet Regina and The Talking Clock. A Christmas party with Mrs. Hyman was planned for an undecided date.

Mozart Music Club Addie Les Autry Cedron Avenue Geneva Morrison Elizabeth Morrison Ella Lou Taylor Nancy Williard Zelma Parnell North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs Dancing Silhouette Baines Gloria Faust Plager Bragdon Addie Lee Autry Wright Pierpont Betty Mae Hughes Clementi Mamie Malpass Strauss

Thomasville Highs Open Cage Season With Two Tonight

Thomasville high schools opens basketball season with two games at the high school tonight. The boys face a team of former high school stars with four letter men Stilwell Jenkins Bray and Tysinger. Girls out about forty candidates with Wright Allison Bumgardner Lanier Brown Crawford King Davis Maley. opener vs Thomasville Chair Company next Tuesday at 7 15.

Thomasville Thomasville High School Stilwell Jenkins Bray Tysinger Howard Newsome Bailey Hudson Hansell Wright Allison Bumgardner Lanier Brown Crawford King Davis Maley

Butterflies Range Around the North Pole Conjecture

A report states butterflies exist within five hundred miles of the North Pole. The claim suggests notable insect distribution far toward polar regions, with scientific debate about species migration and detection in extreme latitudes.

North Pole

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