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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1937
Page
8
A South Carolina reader argues rural water service lags city comforts and cites personal water costs. He contends city utilities, liquor revenue ethics, and governor Hoey’s stance on state strength, ending with a skeptical note on prohibition and infrastructure funding.
Flapper Fanny discusses the inalienable right to thought, notes on telegraph history, and a flood emergency in High Point with widespread homelessness and relief appeals. She critiques rumors about Carl Geordi and jokes about cooking hobbies while urging Red Cross support.
Captain John W. Carraway of Texas and Arizona, a mining expert and former Spanish-American and World War veteran, is the guest of Captain Bruce H. Carraway. He will inspect gold and silver mines and prospective mining properties in Randolph county over the next several days.
A speaker notes satisfaction after the dressing is applied and browns well, promising to share more details later.
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