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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1935
Page
3
In LaGrange Georgia the Galloway mills launch a mill owned school for six thousand employees offering twenty textile focused subjects from office work to spindle room care with no tuition. A 32 member faculty conducts day and night classes with 300 seats filled and certification aligned to higher learning standards.
Gale Henderson, 28, works in a silk mill with her invalid father and brother Phil. Brian Westmore returns home from Paris to join the mill. Vicky Thatcher schemes to wed Brian, while Gale contemplates marrying her steady suitor Steve Meyers at the Parkers dance. The mood shifts as Gale faces a public interruption and a crucial choice.
Neighborhood gathering at Mrs John Craver home on North State street featured a flower contest won by Miss Arlene Weaver and a playful "Advice to the Bride" activity. Guests opened gifts for Mrs Cletus Dermot Back as sandwiches and Russian Tea were served by local hosts and guests.
Irene H. Gray administratrix announces all persons with claims must present them by February 1936 at 308 Lindsay Street High Point NC or be barred. Heirs and creditors urged to settle debts. legal counsel Maworth and Reese listed.
Frances Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hall, is confined to her home on North State street with scarlet fever.
Mrs. H. C. Miller shows progress after illness caused by flu and a blood infection from a finger scratch by a small puppy. The attack led to treatment and rest as doctors monitor her recovery.
L. E. Francis of Winston-Salem spent Saturday in the city on business. Mr. and Mrs. Dermont Weaver and son Jimmie of Salle bury visited Mrs. Tom Bailey. Mrs. H. D. Raper returned home after an operation in Winston-Salem. Hal Green slowly improves from January wreck injuries that cost Hoyle McCain’s life and may stay four more weeks in hospital. Arthur Shirley was taken to Davidson hospital Tuesday for treatment. Mrs. Harry Collins hosted a surprise birthday party for her husband at Burgin avenue with games directed by Mrs. A. W. Kimrey. Out of town guests included Mrs. Laura Collins and several families from Winston-Salem.
Washington February 26 an authoritative source says Blue Eagle officials consider placing service trades under the General Retail code to enforce wage and hour rules in small non interstate businesses. The group of 5,000,000 workers includes barbers bootblacks restaurant staff pants pressers and related workers. Officials note trades like barbers beauty shops dyers and cleaners could be linked to retail code since they sell preparations alongside services.
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