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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1935
Page
5
A humorous travelogue recounts a visit to City Lake pool after the Fourth of July. The piece humorously catalogs crowding, fees, showers likened to Niagara Falls, life guards, diving boards, and a bustling scene with sun decks, picnic plans, and radio music amid a chaotic but playful outing.
The Ace-Hi club will be entertained Tuesday at three o'clock by Mrs. Lloyd Sheetz on White Oak street. Several local residents are listed as visiting or returning from trips, with updates on health and travel across Greensboro, Baltimore, New York, and other nearby places.
Miss Dixie Thoras has recovered sufficiently from an appendectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital to be removed to the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sechrest on South Main Street. Friends are glad she is convalescing nicely.
Wesley Memorial Methodist church missionary circles plan meetings tomorrow. Circle numbers one through seven hostesses are listed, with the 4 PM start time replacing 3 30. Circle eight gathers tomorrow evening at 7 30 with Miss Bessie Pope on Thurs ton street.
A range of tax plan figures is discussed with estimates from 200 million to 600 million dollars annually, depending on income bases and new levies. Lawmakers debate whether to pass a small high income bill or broaden hearings for a substantial reform as the Ways and Means Committee prepares to start hearings. The note cites risks to action by September alongside added domestic concerns.
The nation faces a looming constitutional battle over New Deal policies with proposals to amend the Constitution. Supporters push broader wealth redistribution while opponents warn of un-Americanism and federal overreach. Leaders across parties advise caution as divergent strands form, from conservative opposition to radical third party talk.
The regular Ladies Day for club members will be held at Sedgefield on Wednesday with morning and afternoon golfing events and afternoon bridge games. Members are invited to enjoy the special day organized regularly by the entertainment committee.
Dr Park discussed vaccine production from infected Rhesus monkeys with India-sourced supplies, aiming for 15,000 doses per 30 days. In Raleigh, Dr Carl Reynolds warned that large gatherings should stop as North Carolina reports 10 new poliomyelitis cases, raising total to 312 this year across 61 of 100 counties with 14 deaths since May.
Plainville Connecticut July 6 Freddie Miller and Viola Olson wed by Rev J Roy Wilkerson then Miller pitched for a local independent nine hours after the ceremony Tomorrow he joins a Bristol team for play and the honeymoon will start Monday
Japan presses for permanent military observers and telegraph links in Mongolia as Mongol government rejects the demand. Moscow silent while observers warn of raised risk of Russo Japanese friction if Japan and Manchukuo occupy Mongolian territory.
In a House office building Maverick Representative is linked to a wire tapping case involving holding company lobbyists. The report notes investigators focus on communications and possible illicit tapping activities tied to lobbying efforts.
Hill of Alabama and Thomason of Texas worked with Director Lilienthal of the TVA on amendments to the compromise measure. A military affairs committee panel will offer the measure to the committee majority. Three floors below Chair Sabath of Illinois convened a steering group to marshal Democratic votes behind the President’s wishes.
The report claims Il Duce's rallying call sweeps Italy as Ethiopians allegedly repelled a large Italian force at Adua in 1896. It cites a vast numerical gap, stating 1,4 Italians against 100,000 Ethiopians, and notes the invaders were ill equipped.
Tarantulas locate prey through tactile sensation, responding only to the pin or contact that they touch or that touches them, revealing a strictly touch driven hunting method described in the study.
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