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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
12
Funeral services for Ruth Marie Boling seven day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Rankin Boling were held at the family home 304 Ennis street by Rev C L Ruth. The procession then proceeded to Union Grove church in Randolph county for final rites and interment.
This ad-like note praises Shredded Wheat with milk and fruit as an ideal breakfast or lunch option to boost energy, aid digestion, and strengthen resistance to disease. It claims regular consumption improves popularity, complexion, performance, and family relations.
Several cottage prayer meetings will be held tonight at o'clock preparatory to the revival starting at the Main Street Methodist church Sunday. Meetings are at Laura J Arthur's home 1028 South Main with Dr George Crowell as leader A F Crater's home 310 Phillips led by Rev J F Moser and Mr and Mrs S G Fowler's home 710 Wise led by Mrs J L Prevatt.
Lady Isabel Chaytor, a London social figure and noted flier, seeks to become the first woman to fly the Pacific. She plans to accompany Capt. Harry Lyon of the United States, with Bob Lape as co pilot, as Lyon aims to fly from London to San Francisco in 100 flying hours.
This twelfth column advises on planting by the moon and preparing for the Mexican bean beetle. It recommends magnesium arsenate at one ounce per three gallons for beetle control and mentions Bordeaux dust or Pyrethrum spraying, applied to leaf undersides. It lists June planting windows for beets carrots onions parsnips radishes and other roots.
The High Point unit of the North Carolina Voters League endorses Dr. J T Burrus for the state Senate and D H Parsons for the House of Representatives. Secretary I M Ritchie notes endorsements reflect members satisfaction with candidates' views on the league's legislative program.
Closing night of the singing school at the Gospel Tabernacle will be held tonight with Frank Stamps in charge. His quartet and other groups are expected to participate. The event begins at 7 30 p m.
Mr. Ritchie described Apt Ward as the real name of the famed author whose records chart legislation and attitudes toward labor. He stated the league is a permanent organization that will persist as a channel for political action and expression toward fair representation in all government offices.
A dairy expert argues profits fail when farmers neglect modern feeding as a factory approach. He says peak milk comes in late fall and winter, so cows should be fed heavily from late summer onward. Grain rations with pasture all summer and early fall boost yield and profitability.
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