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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1933

Page

5

Green Street Baptist Philathea Picnic Tomorrow

The Philathea class will hold a picnic at the city lake Thursday evening after meeting at the church at 6:30. Reds beat Blues in a months long contest, so the Blues host the winning side as agreed. Also reports on community gatherings and local hospital updates appear in this edition.

Green &T. Philatheas Searchlight Girls English Street Methodist Protestant Church Myra Mae Caudle Alfred Street

Mary Jones Bible Study Group Meets Tomorrow

The Mary Jones Bible Study class will meet Thursday at 3 p.m. with Mrs. W. A. Jester at 408 Carter Street. The seventh chapter of Luke will be the topic for study at this gathering.

Mary Jones W. A. Jester Carter

Miss Hoffman Honored at Archdale Party in High Point

Miss Nellie Mae Marsh hosted a dinner at her Archdale home honoring Miss Elizabeth Hoffman of Salisbury. Six guests, including Miss Dorothy Lee Marsh, attended, with gladioli centerpiece and a three course menu.

C. E. Spencer Asheboro High Point Gus Henley Bob Ursula Olatha Kansas J. T. Coltrane Lois Hampton Flora Coltrane J. A. Coltrane Virginia Coltrane W. H. Mann Ed Johnson Ed Harville Charles Edward Wanda Marie M Harville Frances Slack J. A. Clifton Dorothy Lee John H. Marsh North Carolina Lindsay Street N. C Nellie Mae Marsh Archdale Elizabeth Hoffman Salisbury Miss Marsh Miss Hoffman Ruby Baldwin Rachel Anne McCampbell Ruth Payne Betty Weaver

Magellan Killed in the Philippines Before Completion

The explorer Ferdinand Magellan, credited with the first circumnavigation of the globe, was killed in the Philippines during the voyage, leaving the expedition unfinished.

Magellan Globe Philippine Islands

Violet names shape Vielins and violas in a history note

The piece links musical instrument names to the violet flower and recalls presidential swearing in moments. It notes Theodore Roosevelt became president 13 hours 21 minutes after McKinley’s assassination and Calvin Coolidge took office 3 hours 17 minutes after Marding’s death.

Theodore Roosevelt McKinley Calvin Coolidge Marding

Day shifts as a Woolworth Building sun chart clue

The text notes the astronomical day formerly began at noon now at midnight. It mentions the ee-louse a tiny creature clinging to honey bee hairs, six hundredths of an inch long. It adds sunrise and sunset are shifted earlier and later atop the Woolworth Building in NYC than elsewhere in the city.

Woolworth New York City City

Total solar eclipse delays slightly on January 14 1925

The total solar eclipse on January 14 1925 occurred five seconds later than astronomers had predicted.

Brummitt faces fresh rebuff over school fund audits

Raleigh dispatch reports Attorney General Brummitt is expected to be rebuffed again as the State School Commission plans to insist audits of county school funds be conducted under its supervision. The dispute centers on whether the 1933 school law or earlier statutes govern audits for the 1932-33 year.

General Assembly School Commission Durham Brummitt Gurney P. Hood Hood Attorney General State School Commission Banking Commission

Champion for Farmers Dies in Northwood

Gilbert N. Haugen aged 74 former Iowa congressman and champion of agriculture died of heart disease in Northwood after 34 years in the house. He lingered semi conscious for hours with daughter Mrs. Joe Johnson and son L. G. Haugen of New York at his bedside. Haugen coauthored the McNary Haugen farm relief measure with Senator Charles L. McNary.

Northwood Gilbert N. Haugen Iowa National House of Representatives National House Joe Johnson L. G. Haugen New York National City

Funeral Services Set After Democratic Landslide Loss

Funeral services and burial are planned for Friday afternoon at Northwood for a person who was defeated in the Democratic landslide last fall. The notice specifies Northwood as the burial venue.

Northwood

Harriman Faces 25000 Bail For Latest Vacation

New York July 19 Former banker Joseph W Harriman is in federal custody as a judge weighs 25000 bail forfeiture for his supposed new trip to nowhere. Harriman disappeared from a nursing home, appeared after a second escape, and was taken to Bellevue hospital for mental observation. He claimed he fell into the river and the driver was sent to the nursing home.

New York Joseph W. Harriman Harriman Harriman National Bank and Trust Company Caffey Bellevue Hospital Hudson River Parks Bellevue

Roosevelt’s son denies romance with Ruth Googins

Elliott Roosevelt arrived in Chicago from Nevada where he and his former wife Mrs Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt were divorced. He declined to discuss personal matters and said he would announce any marriage when ready. He visited Miss Googins at a hotel and plans to stay a few days to attend the World’s Fair with his sister Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dall.

Chicago Elliott Rosevelt Nevada Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt Philadelphia Ruth Googins Fort Worth Tex Roosevelt Young Roosevelt Miss Googins Anna Roosevelt Dall

Five Americans jailed in Palma case leads to high level talks

Claude Dawson the American consul general heads to Palma to handle the detention of five Americans accused of assaulting a Mallorcan civil guard. Ambassador Bowers will meet Spanish premier Azana to discuss possible publicity and action. Names include Clinton Lockwood, Rutherford Fullerton, Roderick Mead, Edmund Blodgett, and others.

Madrid Claude Dawson Barcelona Palma Mallorca Mallorcan United States Claude G. Bowers Manel Azana Juan Francisco de Cardenas Washington Phillips Palma Fair Clinton B. Lockwood West Springfield Mass Rutherford Fullerton Columbus Roderick F. Mead New York Edmund W. Blodget

The Custer Wolf Killed $25,000 Worth of Cattle

The Custer Wolf of Custer killed cattle worth $25,000 over six years before finally being trapped.

Custer 8. D

Glorifying Yourself with Summer Cosmetic Tips

Summer heat can dissolve cosmetics but new long lasting cream rouge stays on all day and resists water. Apply foundation first then foamy rouge dots on cheeks blend upward. set with powder. Lipstick and blush designed to endure heat, with dull finish powders recommended to remove shine while lasting longer.

Beautician Ujet

Incorporation of Leicester Diminished by Liquor Sale Issue

The article notes Leicester’s legal status as a town remains unresolved as residents push for a legal liquor sale, local control by appointed peace officers, and a jail. Citizens abandoned town officials when the financial burden of incorporation reorganization became apparent.

Mit Leicester

Leicester Sees No City Officials Or Taxes

Leicester, a farming community twelve miles from Asheville, has no mayor or city government. The town, incorporated in 1868, lacks police, jail, and city taxes, according to longtime residents.

Leicester Asheville

County health drives typhoid vaccination clinic

Health officers in Tarboro launch a three week vaccination drive to prevent typhoid fever. The clinic has already vaccinated 4,000 people in the county.

Tarboro

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