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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1935
Page
5
Governor Thomas Burke of Orange County was captured at Hillsborough on September 12 1781 in a surprise attack by British forces from Fort Johnson near Wilmington. The event reflects early North Carolina history and its role in the American Revolution.
Fragmentary text references Burke captivity and escape on Sullivan Island, Andrew Johnson impeachment trial, shifts in royal rule affecting South and North Carolina, and early state admissions with dates and a building completed in 1794. The passage blends historical anecdotes with dates and place names.
Babe Ruth agrees to a three year player contract with the Boston Braves and gains potential partial ownership. The move ends his 21 year American League career, with Ruth returning to Boston amid fanfare and mixed critical views on its impact.
The Rev. John C. Peeler pastor of the Reformed church at Le Noir was named promotional director for Catawba College. He will be a full time worker directing an endowment campaign and denomination wide interest. Peeler, native of Rowan County and college alumnus, serves on the trustees board.
In Clay Center Kansas more than six decades ago seven Sunday School members vowed not to smoke or drink. Six are alive and unbroken, the seventh held the pledge until death. Survivors named include George Borgen Will Borgen W L Smith Phillip Brown Will Shull and Leon Foote now in California.
A reader recalls a persuasive cosmetics counter clerk at Harllee’s who skillfully upsold and framed purchases as a smart, fashionable experience. The piece notes new novelties including curio collections, ornate coats, and circular shop windows with items from Forstmann Woolens to Stetson hats.
Terry notes Ruth will play full schedule with the club and may man first base or right field. He expects Ruth to draw fans from New York, boosting Polo Grounds and Giants interest. McGraw and Casey reflect on countering Ruth and plan strategic pitching and road success.
The Y M C A prepares for its annual meet from March 8 to 11 with divisions and gold medals for each player. A trophy will be awarded to top classification. Committees meet at 6 56 P M to set schedules and announce next day. Organizers include Charles cor Y M C A physical director virgil Jimmie Poole Bunny Barfield chairman.
Washington told Congress that unless the AAA can enforce licensing with marketing agreements, farm recovery plans tied to voluntary cooperation will fail. Chester Davis urged a broader license power for processors and handling groups, noting court limits on exclusive sales and potential to apply to fluid milk producers.
Mrs. A R Swain hosted a Fortnightly Bridge Club meeting at her Fisher Ferry street home with two tables of play. R H Phillips won high score receiving cosmetics, Miss Mate Snell was second and Miss Maye Livengood low score received score pads.
A dairy school will be held at the city hall courtroom Friday night at 7 30 for those interested in milk production. County Agent J J Wagoner announced A C Kimrey will discuss feed problems and how to produce milk and butter. A similar meeting is planned for Greensboro at the county courthouse tomorrow night at 7 30.
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