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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1933
Page
17
Pastor John FE preaches at the Seventh Day Adventist church urging definite preparations for Christ second coming. He cites prophecy and the crown of righteousness for those who love his appearing and warns against false Christ, urging study and personal preparation for the generation.
New York reports the Smith cotton relief bill moved to the senate. Futures rose about 50 points then eased, closing slightly lower. May contracts ranged from 6.16 to 6.80, finishing 165 points below the peak with a net decline of 4 to 8 points amid selling and pre holiday realisations.
Jane Kendall Mason, once described as the White House beauty, promotes a Cuban art exhibit in New York after cultivating craft work in Havana. Her shop there fed Cuba’s craft revival while market notes show March and July futures slipping and dealers selling amid two day suspensions.
Paul W. Litchfield, head of Zeppelins, predicts a 36 hour Los Angeles to Honolulu airship route and envisions a six day service to the Philippines with possible extension to Japan and China linked to major American Pacific lines.
Ada Blair school P T A met Monday evening with special music by fifth graders. A J Koofke spoke on Founders Day and the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, praising its work. Grover H. Jones discussed delinquency causes and remedies, stressing family and church life and juvenile court aims.
Mrs. Sarah Parson recalls Abe Lincoln as lazy and a nuisance who avoided manual labor. She says the future president preferred study and law, and that relatives once urged him to work around a town and a house where work was expected.
Raymond T. Baker banker and director of the mint under Wilson is noted as one of Washington’s busiest men. He chairs the Roosevelt inauguration reception committee and is understood to be in line for a diplomatic post in the new administration.
Senorita Haydee Morales, chosen as her nation's prettiest daughter in 198% beauty pageant, is wed to Lieut Irving L. Kelly. The couple, separated by evacuation in Nicaragua, reunites in Los Angeles as Mrs Kelly.
The Oak Hill School P T A marked Founders Day with a pageant and memory candies lit by Mrs. R S Russell Mrs H C Byrum Miss Louise Allen and Betty Kirkman representing national state and local groups A H Trotter read the pageant Miss Anna Mendenhall led devotionals Frank's violin pupils Mary Louise Hasty performed a short program library books were donated to Miss Allen's second grade and Mrs Harper's fourth grade for winning the membership contest Attendance banners went to Miss Lyon's fifth grade and Miss Sessom's first grade
New York reports a fresh wholesale price cut as American Tobacco drops leading brand to 5.50 per thousand, followed by R J Reynolds and Lorillard. Distributors in New York City post retail specials to pass savings to consumers and entice back price-conscious smokers amid a broader market drop. Courts record a beard removal order in a divorce case involving Mike Vicovich and his wife, with Judge Sabath granting the beard-junction.
Alvin C. York visited Col Luke Lea and Luke Lea Jr at the Mark Twain hotel in Jamestown as the Leas await habeas corpus hearings on their extradition to North Carolina. Negotiations and court rulings were unsettled. York spoke of family illness as officials prepared for possible removal.
Bennett Griffin and James Mattern announce a round the world flight. The Century of Progress is at Floyd Bennett airport undergoing complete rebuilding. They previously completed the first nonstop flight from North America to Berlin last summer.
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