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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1932
Page
6
The Ray Street school PTA will meet this evening at 7:30 in the school auditorium replacing Tuesday’s plan. Pupils of Mrs. Rupert Pickens will lead a Founders Day program and full attendance of members is hoped for.
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club will meet tomorrow in the Wesley Memorial church education building. John J. Blair of Raleigh and High Point will discuss Gardens of North Carolina and show slides of beautiful gardens. The event is open to the public and Regal Lily seeds will be awarded for the most new members, donated by Mrs John Tate.
Friends of Mrs. W. H. Gibson report she is ill at home at 309 Sunset Five. Mrs. Brant Wall from Twin Falls Idaho visits her brother Jay Wayne and Mrs. Wayne. Julius Smith of Greensboro was a visitor yesterday. Mrs. Silas McBee and daughter Helen spent the weekend in Mocksville with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Culler and Mrs. W. F. Posey started a two week motor trip to Florida. Nickel is found to be more brittle than cast iron yet blends with magnesium to form thin sheets.
A mother scolds Ted for mud on steps while he pursues a toy empire building. He resists, seeks string, breaks a lamp, and learns his mother’s psychology may hinder rather than help. The piece argues children display urges best understood through simple psychology.
Advice column promotes facial self slapping as a beauty ritual to improve circulation and tone muscles. It details morning and night routines with slaps on both cheeks, using cream, then cold water to finish. Readers are warned not to slap too hard to avoid bursting small vessels.
A compact set of cross clues listing numbers and definitions for horizontal and vertical entries. Includes hints for words such as twofold nuisance curdling agent and terms like onager spring festival and lariat with scattered animal and object references.
William Banister Tucker 69 of 109 East Center Street died yesterday at 4 50 PM after a three week illness. He was a longtime Southern Railroad foreman and a deacon of First Baptist. he leaves a son Otis F E Tucker a daughter Mrs E H Dew two grandchildren and siblings. Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 PM at his son's home and 3 PM at First Baptist with burial in Ton Cemetery.
Reynolds J I Trogdon Richard Russell L A Martin and four board members of the First Baptist church at Lexington will be honored as pallbearers.
Canada Germany Italy Irisigl Free State Scotland and England are named as the leading sources of immigrants arriving in the United States, with these nations contributing the most migrants in the period referenced. Immigration trends highlight Britain and continental Europe as major origins alongside North American sources.
Raleigh report states a Negro was shot and killed here by Policeman Bruce Poole, with the incident identified as a deadly shooting in the city. Further details were not provided in the fragment.
CHARLOTTE North Carolina James H Pou of Raleigh will address the Mecklenburg Bar association at the meeting here February 19. Watch Over Two Centuries SANFORD North Carolina A P Deaton of Sanford has a watch which family tradition says is more than 200 years old.
J A Wilkinson 67 of Belhaven died in Raleigh from injuries after his car collided with another driven by James Allen a Negro who was placed under 1000 bond pending investigation.
Three black men robbed Co. H. Fite grocer in Charlotte, seizing $432 before fleeing. Police pursue the trio as details of the heist surface, with witnesses noting their description and the getaway route through the city.
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