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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1936
Page
7
Crochet creates a jaunty hat with a ribbon top-knot and a contrasting purse panel using double rows of pop-corns. Pattern 5299 provides complete instructions, an illustration of the set and the stitches needed, plus material requirements.
The review praises excellent voices and characterizations that enriched the story, noting the complete stage equipment as a strong supporting element enhancing overall presentation.
The article notes who was permitted backstage or waited to view the stage being dismantled after the show. It lists performers, crew members, and theater officials as present, with specific individuals named as allowed backstage access and those who stayed to observe the dismantling.
Pastor Tom Sykes of Central Friends church recounted a tale about overblown snow claims in Portland Maine. He admitted fabricating a claim of 12 feet of snowfall from 1921 while sharing an amused correction with a reporter.
Kellogg Company funded university lab tests to settle bran debates. Independent trials showed Bran’s bulk aids digestion and provides vitamin B and iron. All Bran is gentle, absorbs moisture, and helps constipation. sold by grocers and produced in Battle Creek.
A narrator recounts snowbound Portland streets showing trolley visibility and warns against calling Tom Sykes a liar. A High Point police officer delivers safety guidance on the risks of traffic, drivers licenses, and the need for alert driving during peak hours and crowded districts to reduce accidents.
Robert M. Hanes, president of Wachovia Bank, told the Eastern Conference on Banking that banks should actively merchandise loans and make lending attractive to qualified borrowers. He urged clearer public understanding of banking principles, emphasized sound credit practices, and called for aggressive, yet prudent, loan policies to raise earnings amid low yields.
Margot reports Tony Sarg's marionettes reenact Mark Twain adventures with a Connecticut Yankee twist. Puppets include Merlin Tom Sawyer Huck Finn and Lady Guinevere in a 14th century setting punctuated by modern touches like telephones and vacuums to charm a mostly young audience.
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