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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1935
Page
9
An exercise routine from Jac Auer aims to improve circulation and digestion while toning muscles. Start by two glasses of warm water, stand with heels together, then twist to touch opposite foot ten times, alternating sides. Consistent daily practice for a month promises energy gains and smoother skin.
Work has begun to ready Shaw Manufacturing Company to operate an upholstering plant for mid price living room suites. The 2161-2 South College street site will cover about 12 000 square feet with modern machinery. Fifteen experienced workers are being brought in from Hickory High Point Lenoir Thomasville and Winston Salem. K R D Hewitt of Hickory will be superintendent.
Mrs. Lucretia Sons of 409 Gervais St Columbia South Carolina reports relief from periodic agony and headaches after using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She says she grew strong again and has not suffered the same since. Available in tablets and liquid with dollar to one eighty eight dollar sizes. Dr Pierce’s Clinic Buffalo NY.
The North Carolina Beekeepers Association adjourned its annual convention in Charlotte. R. W. Scott of Boston was elected president, C. M. Wright of Henderson or vice president, and F. M. Meacham of Raleigh secretary treasurer. C. L. Same of Raleigh and Noble B. Ladd of Charlotte joined the executive committee.
The Shaw Manufacturing Company prepares to sell furniture directly to dealers in the Carolinas. A veteran furniture man with 26 years of experience leads the enterprise as production nears in a two story brick plant. Dealers are invited to visit and inspect capacity and output.
Intercessory Day to be celebrated on Saturday at Inter cessory Ways with a corporate communion for St Marys Auxiliary members at 10 a m The text notes the use of the name Holland for the Netherlands applies to only two of eleven provinces.
Mrs W R Absher North Wilkesboro state chairman of the Child Labor Amendment Committee writes that ratification by the 1936 General Assembly is vital for children. The text empowers Congress to regulate under eighteens. states retain powers but must suspend laws to enforce federal provisions. public support is broad.
Governor Ehringhaus urges ratification of the federal child labor amendment as a national safeguard built on NRA code provisions. He argues the amendment prevents a return to exploitive practices and aligns with Roosevelt’s social security program, backed by hundreds of organizations and citizen study efforts.
Thedford's Black-Draught is a purely vegetable laxative made from dried leaves and roots. It helps sluggish bowels and relieves gas pains. A user from Jonesboro Arkansas reports relief after starting with small doses after meals.
The Rev J F Lowden of Watertown New Jersey says after years of severe heartburn attacks a single bottle of Dave Mona Pepsin cured him and there has been no return for eighteen months. He advises readers to get a bottle from their druggist with a full money back guarantee if it fails to help.
Raleigh reports lawmakers and supporters at a Rep A B Pege barbecue. Subcommittees will visit East Carolina Teachers College Greenville State College for Negroes Durham and Eastern Carolina Training School Rocky Mount. Bills cover burial association tax exemptions and anti rabies for dogs while a new tuberculosis sanatorium is proposed.
Mrs. Jacques Busbee of Jugtown and Mrs. Harriette Hammer Walker of Asheboro depart for several days in Washington D C. The trip coincides with a Yale expedition exploring the Himalaya mountains and western Tibet in search of the origin of man.
The Lions Club held an open discussion last night with members outlining issues and interests. R H Smith announced Ladies Night is set for February 21 at the Sheraton hotel. H C Potts Twining performed new monologues.
Reports of a very satisfactory year and re-election of directors featured the annual meeting of the Atlantic Building and Loan association held here Wednesday night. The following directors were re-elected R. B. Terry W. E. Snow J. P. Rawley C. Cridlebaugh J. Allen Austin L. R. Terry and Charles L. Amos. The directors expressed themselves as being pleased with the year.
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