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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1935
Page
9
Brian refuses to share secrets with Wally as a girl, Madge, and a pale gold braided girl chorus complain about gossip and beauty talk. In a tense scene, the group pushes back while Wally seeks a pause or chance to respond.
In a quiet country night Vicky voices fatigue with social routines and aims to work with mill workers, asking Brian for help to meet and assist young women there. Gale plans a date with Brian while facing money strains and longing, hinting at a dramatic encounter as Vicky arrives with Brian.
Fasteeth is an improved powder that prevents plates from dropping or slipping with no gummy or pasty feel. It sweetens breath and provides all day comfort, praised by users and dentists alike. Available at druggists in three sizes.
For kidney and bladder trouble a safe diuretic. Ask your druggist for a 35-cent box of Gold Medal Haarlem Off Capsules. Helps with frequent urination and irritation. Notable symptoms include backaches puffy eyes leg cramps and moist palms.
Senator Warren of Alleghany disagrees with some house bills named for Representative Bowie of Ashe. He chats with Ashe constituents and says he does not know how it will work out but notes the people up there want it and Bowie takes full responsibility, while Warren voices objections to passage.
Senator Gibbs of Yancey pushes a bill to place school teachers under civil service with a favorable committee report. The measure faced an unfavorable calendar previously and lacked a quorum at the last meeting, but GOP backing remains strong as the bill moves in the Senate.
Senator Harriss Newman of New Hanover leads the senate finance committee and serves on appropriations commercial fisheries consolidated statutes institutions for the deaf judiciary one printing public welfare railroads and university trustees committees.
Senator Gravely of Nash argues for building a new tubercular hospital rather than enlarging the state sanatorium. He notes no private sanatorium matches the size of the state facility and contends large units hinder tuberculosis cure.
Lincoln senator Kemp Nixon is chairman of the Senate committee on election laws and serves on committees on agriculture appropriations conservation development constitutional amendments engrossed pills immigration judiciary two justices of the peace public roads rules senatorial districts and trustees of the university.
Newly appointed honorary pages in the House include Neree Day Jr of Onslow and the newborn son of Representative Scholl of Mecklenburg. Balcony seating was extended to Battleboro high school juniors and seniors, about 50 in the group.
Will Parish and sister Julas attended the funeral of their brother in law James M Harris of Trinity who died of pneumonia and was buried at 2 40 Sunday February 10 at Siloam. Miss Margaret Parish and mother were unable to attend due to illness. Edna Corum had been confined to bed for days.
Mr and Mia T J Jones have recovered from a weeklong illness with flu and are able to be out again.
John Mebane city editor of The Enterprise spoke to the Good Fellows club at a dinner meeting last night. He urged wise use of books noting they aid adjustment to life and problems and warned against books becoming crutches for thought.
Mr Mebane urged choosing books that provide more than entertainment. He listed travel works fiction biography economics government and religious books. He warned against relying solely on books for personal solutions and urged selecting titles that entertain while expanding understanding and appreciation of life.
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