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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1935
Page
6
Members of the Pentagon club gather this evening at 7 15 for a weekly meeting at Bill Forster’s Hamilton street home. A called meeting of the dance committee follows to plan a future dance event.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars hosts a benefit bridge party at their hall on East Washington Street starting at 8 p.m. Prizes will be awarded for high scores and refreshments served after the games.
Mrs Albert Mendez of New York arrives Saturday for a visit with her mother Mrs William Bradshaw at 252 South Main street. Mendez is en route north after time in Miami Florida and Charleston South Carolina.
The Girls Pentagon club will hold its regular meeting tonight at 7:30 at the home of Edith and Mildred Crowder on Steele Street. A full attendance is expected as members gather for the session. Coy E. Moose and daughter Irene returned yesterday from Alexandria Virginia and Washington visiting relatives.
About People notes list L K Chesson and two sons Dick and L T Chesson of Oak City N C visiting L W Chesson, Raymond Hicks and Thomas Hicks families travel to New York for a week, C M Stansell returns from Greenville and Easley, Mrs Raymond Cox ill in Archdale, Mrs Carlton Hooks ill at Burrus Memorial hospital, Mrs Silas McBee and daughter Helen return from Columbia S C.
Sunday lessons in Christian Science societies center on Truth with Golden Text from Psalms 31 5 and Matthew 7 7 13 14. Passages emphasize prayer seeking and finding guidance and the Bible as the sole authority for the straight and narrow way.
A short opinion piece presents etiquette guidance on street greetings and acquaintance limits. It stresses only approaching well known women and defines the first rule as never doing anything unpleasant to others. It also confirms that used dinner silver should be removed.
Lesson notes discuss common errors and mispronunciations. It highlights words like malign with definitions and examples of proper usage and spelling in daily language.
Cleaning the breaker points in the distributor and setting the opening correctly will greatly improve the motor's performance and reliability.
The Idylwild club held its regular fortnights dance at Sedgefield Country Club on Saturday night. Duke Barron and his orchestra played a popular program featuring Charles Banks III, Gabby Parks, and The Three Noblemen from Jazzland. Attire was light and informal and future dances are planned for August 10.
Hollywood mystery solved reveals imitation grass in Curly Top and other films is made of lacapolium, a cellulose material produced in Germany and Czecho Slovakia. The piece details set construction on a Shirley Temple sequence with water spray effects and studio rules on revealing technical gear. It notes producer Winfield Sheehan’s stance on not releasing behind the scenes images. It hints at Kay Francis potentially marrying Delma Daves.
A prop man at Paramount gave John Boles boots a worn look by applying wax and dirt then sealing with a clear product. The studio’s police force numbers 72, with only two licensed to carry guns. Hermes Pan witnessed the Memphis nightclub dance “Memphis Slide” and plans to use it in a future RKO musical. Regular maintenance wise, add distilled water to a battery every two weeks.
Describes a decorative cross stitch design suitable for a chair back and cushion in various color schemes. Details include eight stitches per inch, a transfer pattern for a chair back and two arm rests, plus pillow instructions and material needs. Send 19 cents in stamps or coin to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. New York.
The June 1935 bulletin from Seidman & Seidman notes a clear upturn in the furniture industry over 1934. New orders rose 31 percent, shipments 33 percent higher, and six month dollar volume about one third above 1934. Unfilled orders were 40 percent above 1934 and 14 percent above month start.
The text presents Q and A style tips on household tasks. It includes advice on removing bottle odors using dry mustard and water and on stabilizing a food chopper with a pot holder under clamps.
While assisting a woman lift a heavy vessel from a well William Would spotted a broken crack floating on the water. He observed it right itself repeatedly and conceived a self righting lifeboat concept from that behavior.
A movement in Southern states seeks laws prohibiting sale of prison made goods within their borders and aims to pressure other states without such laws to adopt similar statutes. North Carolina is noted as an example. advocates argue it benefits local industry while shipments must label signer consignee and origin.
An overheated motor may indicate a loose fan belt. The report notes a potential cause and suggests inspection to prevent engine damage.
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