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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1935

Page

3

Gale Henderson and Brian in a Mills of Secrets

Gale Henderson 28 works in a silk mill with her invalid father and brother. Brian confronts Gale about a night past while Vicky Thatcher schemes against them. Gale avoids talk as Brian presses for answers and remains unsettled about hidden truths and relationships in the mill community.

Gale Henderson Steve Meyers Gale Ian Westmore Paris Vicky Thatcher Robert Thatcher She Vick Brian Mill

Gale Finds Engagement Conflicts Amid a Dinner Table Talk

Gale faces a confrontation with Brian about Sunday plans and rumors of engagement. She admits to an imminent June marriage with Steve, prompting Brian to wish her happiness and withdraw. At home her father praises Steve as steady, while Gale contends with lingering flirtations and family expectations.

Gale Brian Steve Vicky Thatcher Tom Henderson California Phil

Gale Plans Conflicting Dance Offer With Steve

Gale faces a love triangle as she contemplates engagement to Steve while her father pushes for a match with Brian. Steve visits and asks to attend a dance, and Gale struggles to decide her future as the plot moves toward a confrontation.

William Penn Arts and Athletics Report Highlights

The column covers local youth activities at William Penn High, including the First Baptist Usher Board meeting hosted by Lawrence Boyd with guest Mrs. E V Baldwin reading from Negro authors. It notes William Penn basketball comebacks against Hillside, boys George Boger Thurman Gibson Williard Brown and girls Area Bates Thelma Harris, plus the Debating Team prep under Miss L J Benjamin. Arts club members Joseph Mack Lacy Kendall Guy Lee McFall prep works for April Fine Arts Exhibit with three prize offerings and student drawings of Hauptmann jury and an 18th century statesmen group as dominant themes.

Lawrence Boyd First Baptist John Printington Underhill Avenue E. V. Baldwin Boyd Connie Norfleet Lula Brown Carrie Leet Goins Ethel Williams Lillie N. Crapp Ruth Pinnington Frank Davis T. H. Simpson Macree Mack Charles Tyson John Pinnington Frank Huling George McDaniel William Thomas 0. C. Young F. R. Mason Pennites Hillside Hillside Girls George Boger Thurman Gibson Williard Brown Area Bates Thelma William Penn L. J. Benjamin Penn Arts Club Joseph Mack Lacy Kendall Guy Lee McFall Mack Hauptmann Jury Kendall McFall William Penn Fine Arts

Harlem Leaders Name Negro Surgeon New NAACP Chair

Dr Louis T Wright, famed Negro surgeon, is elected chairman of the NAACP board, succeeding Col Joel Spingern. Wright is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, a New York City police surgeon, Harlem Hospital staff surgeon, and a noted medical writer.

Lous T. Wright Louis T. Wright Joel B. Spingern Wright American College of Surgeons New York City Harlem Hospital

Sea waters hold about five million double miles of salt

A historical note claims world oceans contain roughly five million double miles of salt, indicating vast salinity in global seas.

Look and Learn Quiz Answers From a Vintage Page

This reader lists five trivia items and their solutions. It identifies common 25 percent words, origin of the term Bobby, diluted acetic acid, daily U S matches, and a viewpoint from Mount Izrazu in Costa Rica.

London U. S America Atlantic Pacific Robert Peel Mount Izrazu Osta Rica Central America

Modern Etiquette Q and A Guidance by Roberta Lee

Q and A on social courtesy covers neighbor calls after moving in within two weeks, introducing two people with shared interest, and proper napkin handling after dining by placing the unfolded napkin on the table. etiquette tips reflect the era’s manners and polite introductions.

Roberta Lee

Daily Lessons In English By W. S. Gordon

Quick guide to proper usage shows common errors in dinner company wording and pronunciation. It lists preferred terms for guests and explains the correct vowel in a certain word. The piece also provides synonyms and a word study motto about ownership of a used term.

W. S. Gordon

How Can I Represent a Candlestick in a Novelty Salad

A reader asks for a novelty salad design resembling a candlestick. The recipe uses a thick pineapple base, a vertical banana candle, a maraschino cherry flame, a Lifesaver mint as the handle, and French dressing as a serving accompaniment.

Walter L. Southern Dies at Daughter's Home

Walter L. Southern, 53, died yesterday at 11 am at his daughter Mrs. Grady Whitaker’s home in Brown Summit. Survived by daughters Mrs. T. Watson, Mrs. Grady Whitaker, Mrs. Posy Quesinberry. sons BR. C. Southern and O. L. Southern. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 from 1306 Ragan Street with Rev. 0. L. Ruth and Rev. C. N. Royal. interment Oakwood Memorial Park.

Walter L. Southern Grady Whitaker Brown Summit Mr. Southern T. R. Watson T. Watson High Point Posy Quesinberry Hilleville BR. C. Southern 0. L. Southern Atlanta, Ga Ragan Street 0. L. Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Church C. N. Royal Green Street Baptist Church Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery

Army aviators to train in cold weather near Duluth

War and Navy Departments report army aviation personnel will train in a base near Duluth to test equipment while operating under sub zero conditions.

War and Navy Departments Army Duluth

Rotundity of Speech Noted in Hawthorne Quotation

A Hawthorne line highlights rotundity of speech described as bold roundness in diction. The quote contrasts fullness of voice with concise phrasing, illustrating how style can convey vigor and clarity.

Hawthorne

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