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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1933
Page
5
Mrs. W. B. McNabb of 809 Granby Street announces the birth of a son, Kelly Grayson, on January 31, 1933. The note appears in society news among club gatherings and lectures, with other items on speakers and United Daughters of the Confederacy meetings in High Point.
The week features Onto Study Group at Elm Street PTA meeting in the school auditorium. Upper Elementary High Point teachers meet at Cloverdale School. Garden club, bridge parties, Woman's Club meetings, Entre Nous, Tea and Topics, Philathea class, and Lotus club events are listed with host names and addresses across Monday to Friday.
Representatives approve a bankruptcy reform bill enabling farmers to seek federal court review of mortgage troubles with potential arbitration. Governors push conciliations to halt protests and avoid foreclosures as bank deals extend relief, while race to resolve tax sales prompts sheriffs and judges to hear demands in several states. Sheila Shayne, a dancer, faces career and love choices on tour as a top comic hints at Broadway future amid staging life disappointments. Marion Randolph’s death by suicide shocks the company.
Mrs. W. J. Anderson leaves last night to join her husband in Long Branch New Jersey where they will establish their future home. She was formerly Leta Northcott of this city and is now Mrs Hoke Bullard. Mrs. Bullard and children depart for Charlotte for several days with Rev and Mrs John W Moore.
The Daughters of Ruth class gathered last evening at Mrs. J. E. Morgan’s home on Thisseil street with Miss Sura Mae Underwood leading devotional. Members enjoyed a social hour with refreshments from Misses Ruby Curlee and Lois Hedrick.
A 12 year old wanderer named Robert Farmer is being held by Sergeant A P Samuels boys commissioner while authorities verify his home ties. He gave Concord as home and Greensboro as destination but later claimed Lincolnton and travel since December 21 through Washington and Baltimore.
James A. Farley as national chairman Louis M. Howe political secretary and Frank Walker national treasurer discuss the Roosevelt administration's looming federal appointments as they meet to map the likely nominees and potential changes.
Funeral services for Samuel Haywood Fitch aged 66 were held Monday at 2 30 P M at his home 1107 Tipton Street. Death followed a heart attack Friday afternoon. Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery with pallbearers A B Sain B D Hutchens W L Spraye E M Sprye J A Wilkes H B Krieger John Smith L L Farlow. Flowers carried by Mildred Lotts Thelma Lotte Alice Lanier Roney Hilliard Beatrice Edwards Beatrice Wilkes Lillie Kimrey and Mrs Floyd Wilkes Ethel Grubbs Maggie Whisnant Addie Gray Swaim. A large crowd attended.
Ed by Couzens, the witness said large banks were not distinguishing between commercial and investment banks in his criticism. He stated it is their duty to continue financing after securing community funds. Myles Kennedy, chief examiner, testified on collateral backing rail loans.
Vicks introduces Vorazone Antiseptic at half the price of rival gargles. A trial 212 ounce bottle is offered below cost to druggists with limited supply for America’s 26 million homes. The product aims to balance efficacy with everyday safety for mouth wash gargle and minor cut uses.
San Francisco reports 11 dead as blizzard spreads across the far west. Two California deaths and a Nevada fatality raise toll while rescue efforts continue for hundreds stranded in the San Bernardino mountains near Lake Arrowhead. Frost bite concerns rise as aid moves in.
Snow covered routes across the state were closed by drifts while Sierra Nevada depths set record marks. A tram on the Sierra line stalled in a rifta at Okeke Caltt, delaying service and prompting travel cautions.
A testimonial from Mia Stewart Fookes of Mineola New York credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with ending severe headaches hot flashes and slow recovery during the change of life. The letter expresses relief and invites publication to help others.
Fat reduction claims bold cures with Jad pills and a high calorie eating plan. It promises instant weight loss of up to a pound daily, detox effects, and dramatic body reshaping by filling the stomach with lean foods while cutting fats and sweets.
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