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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1935

Page

3

Thedford's Black-Draught Exects Executrix Notice

Thedford's Black-Draught advertised for regular bowel movements and work ability. Executrix notice names C Durland estate debts due February 6 1936 and warns of payment if not claimed. Then a dissolution certificate for High Point Pay Products Company confirms stockholder consent and dissolution filing February 1935.

Thedford Vic Cooper Jonesboro Ark C. Durland Guilford County North Carolina Parkway High Point Carolina Bessie Cecil Durland Haworth & Reese P OF State High Point Pay Products Company Corporation No. Street City Point Quilford Paul F. Wilbelh Stacey W. Wade North Carada

When Gale Meets Brian a Boston Silk Mill Romance

Gale Henderson 23 works in a silk mill with her invalid father and brother Phil They face love and labor tensions at the mill Brian Westmore returns to claim his place while Vicky Thatcher schemes Gail ends up involved in a family clash and a labor confrontation sparked by Phil's defiant rallying cry The scene shifts from romance to a tense mill setting with Thatcher’s influence and a looming gatehouse warning.

Gale Henderson Phil Steve Meyers Gale Brian Westmore Brian Paria Vicky Thatcher Robert Thatcher Schees Poe Vicky Birian Sre Steve

Dance at Parkers Triggers News of Firing in Town

In a scene from a small town, Ed Vogel reports a lead from last night’s Parker dance to Thatcher while Gale and Mrs. O’Connor share neighborly talk. Phil announces he has been fired as the scene foreshadows more developments to come.

Ed Vogel Thatcher Mr. Thatcher Vogel Parkers General Managers H'lo Gale Mrs. O'Connor Willie Mrs. O’connor Darlin Phil

LOOK AND LEARN By A GORDON

Question and answer item listing readers questions and brief replies including citizenship, geography, and names with short factual responses such as No, Until 1842, Libertas as Roman goddess of liberty, a yashmak, and a large city in Japan.

U. S Lower Hfornia Yukoa Japan

Modern Etiquette Questions Answered by Roberta Leer

A reader asks if small children should be brought to church or theater and when they can sit quietly. Advice covers bridesmaid attire for a plain tweed wedding suit and the correct way to cut lettuce with a fork.

Daily Lessons In English From W L Gordon

Daily English guide notes common usage misuses and pronunciations. It lists words like Mikado hydraulic and synonyms such as embarrass perplex and disconcert. The column aims to grow vocabulary with a daily word wariness meaning caution against evil and prudent vigilance.

How Can I Remove Ink Stains and Improve Plexion

A reader asks about removing ink stains from white goods and improving Plexion. Answers suggest lemon juice for ink, steaming, fruit and water intake, oil massage or cream, regular habits, and rinsing pans with hot water to prevent sticking.

Local Ladies Take Trips and Attend Events in Nearby Cities

Misses Mazie and Ethel Dennis and Alice Holland visited High Point last Tuesday while Dorothy Talley and Maxine Kirkman went to Greensboro to see friends at UNC. Rev. and Mrs. Millway and Rev. Shelton with daughter visited Greensboro pastor J. B. Trogdon. Mrs. A. B. Freeman was honored at a dinner bridge in Elkin with 20 place cards. after dinner bridge followed at five tables. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Baker of Dunn announce a birth.

Elkin Baker Dunn

Industrial output in January at 90 percent of 1923-25 average

Federal Reserve board reports January industrial output at 90 percent of the 1923-25 average, up from 86 percent in December. Steel and auto sectors drove gains with higher factory employment and payrolls. crude petroleum production rose, while meat packing, retail trade, and construction hires fell. Wholesale prices edged up to 79.4 percent of the 1926 average.

Washington Ederal Reservard

Valentine Day Party at Randleman High School

Mrs. O T Shelton and Mrs J C Wall grademothers hosted an 8 A Valentine party in the Home Economics room at Randleman High School on February 14. Students played games and contests, Hearts were auctioned, prizes went to Malloy Kennerly Fleming Bill Maxine Jarrett Edna Hall Fae Hannon Rebecca Hanner Hal McDonald Henry Dennis Vernell Robbins and Frances Tally. A Valentine box was opened and everyone received Valentines with cocoa sandwiches cakes and small candy hearts served.

Walter Staley, Jr Baker Gladys Hart Randleman School T. J. Bulla High Point A. N. Bulla Lydia Willis Raleigh Eva Spraill R. M. Johnson T. AL. Helms Earl Johnson Robert Eugene Charles A. Brantley Spring Hope O. T. Shelton J. C. Wall Rancheman High School Mr. Malloy Charlies Kennerly Fleming Bill Maxine Jarrett Edna Hall Fae Hannon Rebecca Hanner Hal McDonald Henry Dennis Vernell Robbins Frances Tally

Mrs Eva Thornton Hosts Women’s Auxiliary Meeting

Last Friday Eva Thornton entertained the Women’s Auxiliary for an all day sewing session at her Deep River home. Several farm items were finished and a pot luck lunch was served. J. K. and Warren Clary from High Point visited over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hedrick and family also visited Mrs. Frank Smith’s home.

Eva Thornton Woman’s Auxiliary Tom Hedrick High Point Frank Smith

Parrish Family Notables Gathered From Trinity Area

Sunday gathering included R. Parrish and three young sons, Miss Bessie Parrish, Cleveland and Jeff rey Parrish, along with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harrison, Mrs. Julia Harrison, and Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Hunt of Trinity.

BE. R. Parrish Bessie Parrish Cleveland Jeffrey Parrish Ernest Harrison Julia Harrison Irvine Hunt Trinity

Mrs Will Modlin Spent Monday With Eva Thornton

Mrs. Will Modlin spent Monday of last week with Mrs. Eva Thornton in a social visit noted by local press.

Will Modlin Eva Thornton

Knight and Gordon Families Visit Relatives Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Knight and family visited friends Sunday near Oak Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gordon and children from High Point spent awhile Sunday among relatives and friends here.

Mrs Lindsay Knight Oak Ridge Wesley Gordon High Point

Local Social News and Home Wiring Progress

Mr and Mrs W F Wheeler visited Mrs Eva Much for dinner. Interest grows in the electric light line with several homes already wired. Jack Bolling, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Bolling, shows improvement after illness over the past several days.

W. F. Wheeler Eva Jack Robert Bolling

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clean System For Health Secretary of Phil Henderson Ol Thatcher Rhe Iaa NEA Tim Gordon Roberta Leer W. L. Gordon Anne Ashley Avi Liggett Misns Randleman News Deep River News J. K. and Warren Clary Turkey Greece Xanthi Cavalla Smyrna Samsoun
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