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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1934
Page
12
The sun appears to be growing hotter and larger even as it radiates energy into space, challenging current models. Scientists note potential gaps in understanding stellar evolution and energy balance that could alter long term solar forecasts.
The Empty Stocking Fund committee meets to buy food for about 1500 city families before Christmas. They purchased candy fruit and beans, spending about 100 dollars more than received, today covered by new contributions including a 50 dollar check from Travelers Protective Association post. Donations arrive slowly but urgently needed. appeal for any amount to The Empty Stocking Fund care of The Enterprise.
The High Point Municipal Court presided by Judge Teague granted two divorces on grounds of two years separation. Mary Edna Shumaker vs John H Leonard and Mary Jones Thomas vs John Watson Thomas were approved. A suit by J H Huskins and Texas Oil Co. and Bill Allred was dismissed for want of prosecution as parties appeared unprepared. Court adjourned to tomorrow at 9 with jurors to return.
The national Boy Scouts of America board accepts President Roosevelt's invitation to hold the first National Boy Scout Jamboree in Washington from August 21 to 30 as part of the 25th anniversary. About 30 000 scouts and leaders from across the United States and several foreign countries will attend.
A local businessman plans a huge Christmas Eve party for 1500 needy city children. Invitations are mailing, admission paid, and Santa's assistant will greet each child. Toys candy and treats will be distributed, with a community tree donor coordinating with civic leaders for added help. The full party details will be announced next Sunday morning.
H. P. Hardin vice president and sales manager of Triangle Hosiery Mills had appendix surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital. Reports indicate he is making splendid progress after the operation yesterday and today.
Clyde Williams son of Mr and Mrs H Reece Williams of 503 Chestnut street asks The Enterprise to state today that he was not the Clyde Williams involved in a municipal court case yesterday.
State senator elect Dr. J. T. Burrus, who had been confined to his residence for two days due to illness, resumed public duties and appeared in the capital today. He is expected to continue recuperating at home as needed.
The Rev T J Rogers III, longtime pastor of the South Main Street Methodist church in Greensboro, is ill with a heart condition at Burrus Memorial Hospital but officials report he is somewhat improved today.
A notable local businessman, O C Durland, shows some improvement from a critical condition at Guilford General Hospital but remains seriously ill after several months of illness. Attending physicians reported today that his status has eased slightly though his overall condition remains grave.
H H Hudson president of the High Point Overall Co and the Carolina Garment Co has been ill at a sanitarium in Southern Pines for several weeks and is much improved He plans to spend Christmas at his home 701 Park Way then return to Southern Pines to continue convalescence after the holidays.
Thieves stole cigarettes and candy from the Blair Park municipal golf course office. Police were notified this morning, noting this marks roughly the tenth recent break in at the building last night.
Piedmont camp No. 62 Woodmen of the World announces its annual Christmas program. A 6 30 p m dinner at the Sheraton hotel will honor guests including Charles A Hines T B Newton W M Ruth and R Frank Patterson. The evening proceeds with tributes to deceased members and orphans and widows receive gifts from Santa Claus.
Arcadia man Henry Johnson 39 is jailed in Spartanburg awaiting inquest into the death of EB Chumley 86 who died when a car fatally struck near Hayne last night. Driver 18 also taken into custody as investigation continues.
Thieves stole a large quantity of morphine from an Asheboro store and may try to dispose of it in High Point. Chief W. G. Friddle urged parents to warn children against buying from street peddlers near schools and to avoid candy or articles from nonlegitimate merchants. Grain alcohol and other merchandise were also taken.
The Junior High will perform The Birds Christmas Carol by Kate Douglas Wiggins in the school auditorium Thursday night at 7 30. Proceeds benefit the school library. The production is a noted national favorite and expected to attract a large crowd before Christmas.
Virginia has produced eight idents and five wives of pres ents.
Daily premiums on life insurance policies reach ten million in this country. Authorities note strong demand and rising policy sales across major firms.
Adjutant Shackelford announced the Salvation Army has raised 108 dollars toward a 500 dollar goal for the Christmas effort. About 400 children are to attend a party with toys and candy, and donations are urged immediately to avoid trimming the program.
Lewis (Duke) Kennedy told police $220 in cash disappeared from his Biltmore hotel room after he left the night prior. He had hidden five ten and twenty dollar bills under his pillow and returned to find the money gone with the linen removed. Police investigate alley theft.
North Carolina alcohol tax unit expanded with seven new agents in the past week, announced by director T Ed Patton. The additions broaden enforcement and staffing for tax collection and compliance.
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