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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1932
Page
6
Mrs. C W Baker of 607 Wnt Mlowbrook Street is recovering after an operation for appendicitis Sunday morning at Guilford General Hospital. Announce the birth of a son Rich- Lee to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lanier on January 11 at 505 East Green Street.
Paris fashion notes a new Sunday Night Frock blending formal afternoon and evening looks. Designs favor modest decolletage with soft bodices and close fitting skirts, featuring voluminous sleeves and waist length jackets. Examples include black crepe with white bodice and blue bead embroidery, and changable tafetta with blue bead trim.
The Prince of Monaco announced land for a new Monegacque museum adding to the oceanographic museum and aquarium in the principality. The article notes the flood date as 2348 B C.
Instructions for saving egg yolks to make noodles and various dishes. Includes quantities for storing dough, cooking in broth, making noodle balls, chow mein noodles, and a noodle ring with cheese and sauce. Provides tips on drying and storing noodles for future meals.
Mrs. Wm. B. Rodman of Washington second district and Mrs. M. G. Piland of Whiteville seventh district plan January meetings. The Chadbourn unit was organized by Mrs. Piland. A National Defense conference is planned in Washington February 1 2 3 with NC senators and congressmen urged to attend. State president Mrs. Hugh Perry and National Defense chairman Mrs. A S Haresh will represent the department. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Williamson and Miss Rose Cooper have returned home after attending the funeral of their uncle J. B. Seward.
In Boothbay Harbor Maine a 66 foot schooner yacht built for a Chicago man required a specific keel log. After a 14 day search a Goudy Stevens shipyard representative located a suitable tree near Hollis. He bought the log from the landowner in Massachusetts. the keel log measures four feet in diameter and 39 feet long.
The sixth national 4 H Club camp will be held in Washington June 15 to 21 inclusive. Each state may send four club members, two boys and two girls, with two agricultural extension workers. About 845000 rural youth belong to 4 H clubs.
The Los Angeles polo scene opens without Will Rogers as he covers the Manchurian war, while other polo players ride each Sunday.
Columbus reports Capital University junior Paul Davidson, already earning varsity letters in football baseball tennis and track, is likely to become the school’s first five-sport athlete by earning a basketball letter this winter.
Jess Willard Jr., 17, son of the former heavyweight champ, stars as a guard for Glendale high school's football team. At just over six feet tall and well built, he excels on the field but shows no interest in boxing.
University of Georgia athletic events from May 1, 1930 to June 30, 1931 raised 188793 for the college. Football led with a net 172991 while baseball earned 1622 and basketball 166 50, highlighting the department’s financial distribution.
The Gota Works shipyard in Gothenburg delivered the largest Swedish ship, a 15,500 ton motor tanker. The yard has built 13 motor ships totaling about 150,000 tons capacity and launched seven ships of 84,000 tons.
Frank Jay Gould purchases Co Cartier a famed 9 000 foot peak in the Riviera Alps. The mountain top long favored for skiing will become part of Gould winter sports development plans in Nice France.
An advice column warns acne is a common adolescence issue that can hurt self esteem. It advises gentle washing with soap and water twice daily, avoiding finger contact, seeking medical help for severe cases, and limiting makeup to prevent irritation.
Henry L. Wierengo of Muske gon met Capt. John Robert Freberg last summer and formed a close friendship. Freberg died in Chicago and Wierengo, then a Northwestern law student, was named sole heir to Freberg's $45,000 estate.
Ohio prison feeds about 4,000 inmates in 1931 with annual meat and lard purchases totaling around 300 thousand dollars. Meal checks averaged 5.7 cents per meal, while meat costs reached roughly 120 thousand dollars as the largest single item in the food bill.
Estimates put Paraguay’s hydro resources at two million horsepower with only two hundred thousand developed. A Berlin slot machine sells oiled paper umbrellas.
Stockholm report shows silver fox fur exports surging. G Algard, owner of a major fox farm, notes strong demand at Leipzig London Paris exchanges and in New York and Mexico City. Orders of 1500 skins are not uncommon.
The article notes the initial move toward organizing a state navy, marking the early steps and the emphasis on configuring a local maritime defense, with mention of key figures and the likely strategic aims.
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