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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1936

Page

6

Julia Craig Seeks Nightclub Singing Break with Woodford Aid

Julia Craig, a secretary in the law firm Woodford and Brooks, dreams of becoming a nightclub singer. After a mix of romance and setback, she impresses George Woodford with a private performance and is invited to sing at a weekend party on his boat, potentially leading to professional opportunities through Smith Garland.

Lia Craig Crary George Wood Julia Mises Woodford Brooks Ark Georgeoodford Peter Digan White Hie Woodford and Brooks Julia Craig Julia Lid Amy George Woodford Woodford Misa Craig Mr. Woodford Craig Mr. Wood Ford Smith Garland

Unclear Advert Claim on Cough Remedy and Guarantee

A fragmented advertisement promotes a cough medicine with claims of relief and a guaranteed refund if not satisfied. It references healing inflamed membranes and expelling germ laden phlegm, urging immediate use and promising authorization to refund if not satisfied.

Adv

Jury safe as chandelier replaced in Nebraska court

In Lincoln district court jurors learned no danger as workers swapped out an 800 pound chandelier above the jury box for a lighter unit. The replacement was held by only an eighth of an inch of crystallized pipe until secured.

Lucky Lincoln Neb

Growth and Progress Mark Kernersville in 1935

Kernersville reports 1935 as a standout year with about 60000 dollars in construction including expansions at Vance Knitting Co and Southern Silk Mills. Federal funds aid sewer work and a community building project. new housing and electrification extend to rural suburbs. school enrollments exceed 800. churches grow. city officials and civic groups active.

Kernersville Vance Knitting Co Southern Silk Mills May Burlington Southern Mills Greensboro Adams-Millis Salisbury Street Woman's Club Harmon Linville High Point Winston-Salem Colfax Sedge Garden Piney Grove Nell Morris

Airplane View of City Appears in Local Company Publication

The Pittsburgh Equitable Meter Company features an airplane view of the city on its house publication cover and a full page ad in American City Magazine. Frank J. Sizemore notes the publicity benefits the city as part of the company’s advertising. Bridge Club meets with Mrs. Gilmer Smith as hostess.

High Point Pittsburgh Equitable Meter Company American City Magazine Chamber of Commerce Today Frank J. Sizemore Bridge Club Gilmer Smith

MRS W C STAFFORD ILL AND PERSONAL NEWS

Mrs. W C Stafford is confined to her home by illness. Rev Walter Allen spent Tuesday in Durham attending Kagawa lectures. Miss Onella Vaughn and Mr De Witt Vance married December 22 1935 in Martinsville Virginia. Mrs Vaughn is Stella Vaughn’s daughter and Walkertown class of 1934 graduate. Mr Vance son of Mr and Mrs R E B Vance Kernersville educated there. They will live with Mr Vance’s parents. Mrs Zeb Deaton traveled to Greensboro to hear Toyoiko Kagawa lecture on Finding God.

W. C. Stafford Walter Allen Durham Kagawa Love Onella Vaughn de Witt Vance Marlinsville J. F. McCabe Vance Stella Vaughn High Point Road Walkertown School R. EB. Vance Kernersville High School Zeb Deaton Greensboro Toyoiko Kagawa Odell God

Safe Driving Pledge Promotes Cautious Highway Habits

The pledge stresses moderate speeds and staying on one side, stopping at signs and traffic signals, and avoiding dangerous actions. It urges vigilance for pedestrians in city traffic and requires clear hand signals before turning or leaving a parked position. The pledge calls for fairness to other drivers and rejects reckless driving.

Safety Council of the Enterprise

Reynolds believes postcard drive will aid reelection

Senator Robert R. Reynolds of North Carolina expects thousands to vote for his 1938 bid after he mailed postcards from world posts. He says letters from Ceylon Bombay and Suez will keep him in voters’ memories. Reynolds, nicknamed the Marco Polo of the senate, emphasizes persistent outreach.

Washington Robert R. Reynolds North Carolina Reynolds Ceylon Bombay Suez Marco Polo Senate

First Aid Class Inaugurated for WPA Workers

First aid classes for Work Progress Administration workers were inaugurated and will meet twice daily on Fridays until a 15 hour standard course is finished. Dr E T Harrison and Bunn W Hackney Jr lead the sessions with over 40 attendees last week. The course trains one person in also aid for supervisors on WPA projects and has already saved a coworker from blood loss in a sewing room incident.

Work Progress Administration Homer Coltrane The Red Cross E. T. Harrison Bunn W. Hackney, Jr Uwharrie Council

Two Little Pigs Contest For Elks Lodge Roasts

St. Joseph police chief Charles A. Enos contemplates a pig tied to his desk as part of an Elks lodge membership drive. The winning team will dine on barbecued pigs, while the losers eat beans when the contest ends.

ST. Joseph Charles A. Enos The Elks Lodge

Representative Lambeth Dedicates Week to Foreign Affairs Sessions

Representative Walter Lambeth of Thomanville, a member of the house for eign affairs committee, was tied up a large part of last week at executive sessions of the group.

Walter Lambeth Thomanville House Foreign Affairs Committee Lambeth

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