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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
7
In a moonlit scene aboard a raft, Sue debates with Kenneth Corbett about Sarah Lou and her future while sensing tension between friendliness and desire. Corbett notes Sarah Lou’s childishness, hints at her maturation, and proposes caring for Sue’s cousin, testing whether a pampered heiress can adapt to hardship.
A druggist advertises Moone's Emerald Oil offering a money back guarantee if it does not end corn pain and soreness. It claims the oil softens corns removing discomfort and enables normal activity, noting thousands have found it effective for swollen or varicose conditions.
Sue presses to shore first in a moonlit swim while Corbett taunts her and Sarah Lou is coached in strokes by men. A woman’s aside claims girls at the beach learn to swim to attract men, and Sue recalls mastering the water on her own terms as Kenneth Corbett joins Sarah Lou’s circle.
Rev G Ray Jordan of High Point travels in Europe visits Geneva including the League of Nations and the International Labour Office. He notes the World Disarmament Conference sessions with 62 nations devising armament reduction formulae and three key political questions. He also tours the Glass Room discussing Japan's Manchuria invasion as a top League challenge. The conference adjourned June 29 for London economic talks and will reconvene October 16 for its final stage.
Mrs. W. Ney Evans president of the North Carolina Young Democrats will head a Tar Heel delegation to Richmond August 16 for the Virginia Young Democrats state convention. The NC group plans to reciprocate greetings sent by Virginia clubs at a Wrightsville gathering.
The Shady Grove Camp opened at Colfax on the Wesleyan Methodist grounds between Greensboro and Winston. Rev. W. C. Graves of Indiana preached, drawing Wesleyan leaders from across the state. The camp to be well attended, with lunch stands and book rooms available, and Rev. J. B. Harris, relation of Uncle Remus fame, to lead the youth service.
A refined Hoover cart built on a Model T Ford chassis draws praise from A Pat Brown a local Ford dealer. Garner’s wagon cost under 1.50 in cash yet is valued at 25 by supporters. The design uses a Ford engine and cheaper upkeep than a T model, with all four wheels and axles including steering reworked. Wheat rye oats and rice are noted as major crops imported from Europe.
A reader from Milwaukee Wisconsin reports losing 57 pounds without changing food intake by using Kruschen Salts. The ad claims rapid weight loss in four weeks and offers a money back guarantee through Méma Drug Co. or local retailers.
In Manteo Dare County praises Sen Capus Waynick of High Point for being appointed director of re employment for North Carolina. The announcement came as Waynick and wife attended the North Carolina Press association convention in Kitty Hawk Beach. Alpheus W Drinkwater delivered the telegram at the banquet, recalling Wright brothers flight history and noting Waynick’s college ties with Roy L Davis Ike P Davis and R Bruce Etheridge.
A luncheon at the Sheraton hotel featured a discussion of the National Industrial Recovery Act. Grover H. Jones Rev. F. Conrad and H. M. Taylor presented on the act and its administration. Mr Taylor gave a detailed account of its application to the laundry and dry cleaning industry.
The Mont Afrique lighthouse in France is described as the world's most powerful, reportedly visible up to 200 miles on clear nights, marking a notable beacon in maritime navigation.
The administrator of J F Peacock will sell 33.79 acres in High Point Township on August 12 1933 at noon. Bidders must deposit 10 percent. balance due on court confirmation. Sale recorded under mortgage from L Wood and Ira Wood to J F Peacock dated January 15 1930.
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