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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1937
Page
15
A Q and A from a vintage etiquette column covers topics from conversation starters with strangers to serving etiquette at meals. It advises asking advice to flatter a man, proper use of a bread pusher, tipping a head waiter, marital title norms, dance etiquette, hosting duties, phrasing of friendship praise, seating order in hotels, water goblet timing, gifts for christening invitations, and child introductions to adults.
W L Gordon offers guidance on common errors in usage pronunciation and spelling. He expands vocabulary with daily word study and provides examples and definitions including expository and planatory terms.
The page lists questions and answers on topics from divorce causes to geography and plants. It includes the common cause of divorce as cruelty, Napoleon I as the VA. purchase party, 220 yards per furlong, rationale for notary dates, Charleston South Carolina 1800, and other trivia such as the coldest place Yayutsk and Erie's lake port status.
Asheboro January 23. Boy Scouts of troop 25 held a party Friday night at Lawrence Steed’s Garland Lake road home. Prizes went to Dorothy Presnell, Billy Henderson, and Alice Birkhead. Refreshments included hot chocolate and sandwiches. Guests listed: Dorothy Presnell, J A Duncan, Alice Birkhead, Billy Henderson, Add Lea Morgan, Joe Moore, Helen Brown, S W Taylor, Bobby Jean Newsom, Vance Cox, Billy Moore, Delbert Boling, L D DeMarcus, Graham White, Harold Walton, John Dahl, Boggie Moore.
Mrs. Addie B. Lewis of Winston-Salem was injured when the car she rode in alone wrecked near Rural Hall. She suffered a broken shoulder two broken ribs and possible skull fracture and was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
Questions and answers provide simple methods for washing flannels with soap flakes, avoiding wringers, drying and ironing. removing water marks from polished wood with kerosene or linseed oil mixtures. sharpening cutters of a food chopper by sanding. and a note on ancient lamp construction with a fat oil reservoir and wick trough.
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