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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1932
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Robert Walker of High Point sail Saturday on the first of the French Line’s triangular cruises aboard the Express liner France. The ship’s entertainment lineup includes a notable list of professionals for the voyage.
Hollywood buzz says Irene Dunne should shift public image to glamour after 18 months of film work. A reporter pressed Dunne at her home to prove glamour, but she deflected and redirected the conversation.
Local notices list Mr and Mrs Daily Smith enjoying the Fourth in Asheville. Several visitors, including Philadelphians and local residents, travel for illness, conferences, and family visits to nearby towns and summer sites. An article on Irene Dunne critiques Hollywood glamor and hints at a hidden, intriguing nature behind public persona.
A historical account traces how the Liberty Bell nearly started as junk before becoming a national emblem. It recounts two bells being ordered, with the American bell placed in the state house steeple and ringing on July 8 1776 after the Declaration of Independence.
A fatherly stance on picnic meals contrasts wholesome fare with tempting treats. The piece recalls historic bells and independence symbols, then pivots to how families should pack lunches, weighing venue, budget, and the risk of summer ailments while leaving dietary choices to parental judgment.
The text outlines a near final plan for a second primary picnic with suitable foods and drinks. It stresses practical items like milk, sandwiches with meat or egg or tomatoes, cream cheese dates, ripe clean fruit, sponge cake, plain cookies, and extra drinking water. Common sense guides the choices to avoid risk.
Special instruction in swimming will be given to girls each Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. The Y M C A pool opens 3 to 6 Tuesday afternoon and 7 to 10 at night with a life saver and instructor on duty every hour. Betty Ann Steele Honored At Party. Betty Ann is one year old, daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Steele, at 807 Centennial Avenue.
Reynolds, a former lawyer and teacher turned politician from Asheville, has had a career marked by drama. He ran against Lee Overman in 1924 for the Democratic nomination, campaigned across the state with advisor David L. Strain, and previously held the office of solicitor. He authored several books including Around the World With Bob Reynolds and has two children, Frances and Robert Jr.
The Tri-County Association of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty schedules its quarterly business meeting in Statesville on Tuesday night July 5. Statesville Council No 91 hosts at Mulberry Street High School auditorium with J L Towell presiding. Delegates from 18 councils across Rowan Cabarrus and Iredell are expected, about 200 attendees.
A humorous exchange features Maisie and a rival planning a new partner. The dialogue hints at social maneuvering and attractiveness, with the rival noting Maisie’s plan and the thin boyfriend as a frame work for reputation.
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