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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1932
Page
2
The Hollywood Scandals, hailed as the best musical stage show of the year, has been booked by the Paramount theater for a two day engagement starting today. The production promises red hot rhythm youth and beauty with fast paced numbers.
Raleigh report shows December as the warmest on many stations with 6.91 inches of total rainfall since 1906, statewide mean 50.4 degrees, notable late roses in Raleigh and buds swelling elsewhere, Altapass 14 degrees, Mount Mitchell 38.5, Rock House Macon county 17.88 inches rainfall the state’s wettest spot.
Seasoned with hilarious comedy this production features The Hollywood Steppers led by Dixie Mayo and The Beverly Hills Orchestra. Red Mack and Owen Bennett provide quick wit while Ollie Debrow headlines blackface comedy. Rosetta Langdon sings as the stage show promises to please all audiences.
Dr. A. B. Conrad, pastor of the First Baptist Church, will be the speaker at the upcoming ministerial meeting. He is expected to address local pastors on church leadership and community outreach.
Local palm reader Madame Violet offers confidential readings at the City Limits on North Main Street with hours from 9 A M to 10 P M Look for the sign. She appeals to both skeptical and seasoned believers and claims superior insight without classifying as a gypsy.
Foreign observers watched Shanghai amid growing tension after Japan warned Chinese forces to stay indoors and threatened counter attacks on the Nanking Shanghai railway. Warships anchored on the Whapgpoo river and reinforcements were expected, while residents crowded corridors of offices and felt the strain of an unofficial war epoch.
James Byrum son of Rev H C Byrum is seriously ill and remains a patient at the hospital where he has been this week.
Nine applicants for registered architect licenses began state board exams at the King Cotton hotel Greensboro during a semi annual meeting. The eight hour daily tests run through Saturday covering planning construction and architectural history and practice. Notable participants include M Merel Brown T T Fer ree H W Lord is board chair with Harry Barton secretary and James B Lynch treasurer.
John W. Lambeth a Thomasville furniture maker and bank president denied rumors he took control of the Thomasville Williams-Norris company branch. He said no takeover and no plans to.
E R Patterson 68 year old Randolph county farmer died after five weeks illness while visiting his son in Proximity Greens boro He survived by four sons Henry Mark B R Patterson Arthur and four daughters Lula Jones Nellie Benner Edna Bloom Lucile Langley Also three brothers George Charlie Hugh and five sisters Mrs Annie Craven Stella Brown Ernest Coward Minnie Freeman and Maggie Coward Funeral plans list services at Park s Cross Roads Christian church with remains at Langley home in Staley The Polish Broadcasting Co profit last year was 66547.
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