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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1939

Page

5

Seasonal dangers warning in High Point heat and ivy

The article urges public prevention tips as heat strokes and ivy poisoning rise with June. It explains heat stroke and prostration symptoms and treatments, cautions on skin poisoning from ivy and burning plants, and offers home remedies including soap mixtures alcohol rubbing, Epsom salts, cala mine lotion, and ferric chloride applications.

High Point National Red Cross W. H. Coltrane Red Cross

This Week at Theatres Center Shows World War II–Era Films

The theater lineup across Sunday to Saturday features IT S A WONDERFUL WORLD with James Stewart and Claudette Colbert, Eternal Fire, Color Novelty, Art Gallery, cartoons, and Center News. Midweek brings TELL NO TALES with Melvyn Douglas and Louise Platt, Popular Science, Little Goldfish cartoon, Fisherman s Pluck, and Husing with Zane Grey Trout Fishing. Weekend showcases EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN with Bing Crosby and Joan Blondell, Unusual Occupations novelty, Donald s Lucky Day, and Disney color cartoon. Additional acts include LET US LIVE with Henry Fonda, Maureen O Sullivan, Ralph Bellamy, Projection Room musical, It s An Ill Wind Loonytoon, Persons in Hiding, Larry Clinton Orchestra, Scared Crows Betty Boop, and Night Riders serial with Three Mesquiteers. Paramount Sunday only presents Dark Victory with Bette Davis and George Brent, Customers Wanted, Popeye cartoon, and Oh Say Can You Ski.

James Stewart Claudette Colbert Color Novelty Art Gallery Melvyn Douglas Louise Platt Popular Science Ted Husing Zane Grey Heaven Bing Crosby Joan Blondell Edgar Bergen Charlie McCarthy Mortimer Donald Henry Fonda Maureen O'Sullivan Ralph Bellamy Jack Arthur Loonytoon Lynne Overman Patricia Morison Larry Clinton Ruth Rogers Charlie Chase Paramount Bette Davis George Brent Variety

FAST AND LOOSE AND FRIENDLY FILMS AT RIALTO WEEK

The schedule lists Monday through Saturday programs at Rialto featuring stars like Robert Montgomery Rosa Lind Russell Dorothy La mour and Loretta Young plus cartoons Merrie Melody and Terry toon. Highlights include The Gambling Ship Bulldog Drummond's Secret Police and Pocatello Kid with serial chapters and color cartoons.

Robert Montgomery Rosalind Russell Terrytoon Dorothy Lamour Lloyd Nolan Walt Disney Color Color Traveltalk Robert Wilcox Helen Mack Heetie John Morley Rialto John Howard Heather Angel Ray Whitley Loretta Young Don Ameche Broadway Kay Francis Ian Hunter George Jessel Pocatello Ken Maynard

Name Committees For Social Survey In High Point

Noble T. Praigg named chairmen for three key committees to organize the High Point social census. C. T. Ingram Jr. leads finance, G. Curtis Smithdeal the arrangements, and J. Keith Harrison the community relations panel. An advisory council from local clubs and groups will aid the survey as work begins in June.

High Point Noble T. Praigg C. T. Ingram, Jr G. Curtis Smithdeal J. Keith Harrison Praigg Community Chest

Civic Symphony Plans First Public Concert

The High Point Civic Symphony outlines its first public performance set for mid July. Players are being chosen from weekly rehearsals while negotiations with a professional conductor continue, delaying next Tuesday’s session and future rehearsals until a conductor is secured.

Civic Symphony High Point Civic Symphony

Walter Winchell Age and media notes

Walter Winchell age referenced. The Henries are torturing the ex chancellor till his reason cracks. John O Hara writes a strong autobiographical note listing dates. Ben Gross reviews television. Norman Anthony’s Hellzapoppin royalties due June 15. Weidman collection criticized by Otis Ferguson. Brendan Gill’s Reporter at Large thrills. Moley critiques handouts of plums and political popularity.

Henries John O'Hara Ben Gross Norman Anthony New Mag Hellzapoppin Olsen and Johnson Jerome Weidman Otis Ferguson New Republic Rnfues Weidman The New Yorker Brendan Gill Raymond Moley Newsweek

Headliners weigh famous dames and fashioning airs

A collage of celebrity quotes from the Hollywood era features George Brent Joan Blondell Irene Dunne Loretta Young Merle Oberon Hedy Lamarr and others. Witty remarks on glamour voice and ambition blend with political jabs and social commentary.

George Brent Joan Blondell Irene Dunne Loretta Young Hollywood Merle Oberon Andy Devine Hedy LaMarr Hedy LaMama Wm. Meller M. P Mr. Chamberlain Gwan Moseley Fritz Kuhp

Moser Family Plans Reunion at Poplar Springs Church

The Moser family announces its annual reunion will be held Sunday June 11 at Poplar Springs Church four miles north of Rural Hall. The event invites all Mosers and relatives and welcomes singers and musicians who have helped in past years. Quartets and groups from Winston-Salem Rural Hall Mt Olive East Bend join the program along with the Westmoreland Sisters and the High Point String Band.

Moser Poplar Springs Church Rural Hall Mosers Winston - Salem Mt. Olive East Bend Westmoreland Sisters High Point String Band

Youth Revival To Be Held At Green Street Baptist Church

The Green Street Baptist Church plans a week long youth revival June 11 to 18 as part of a Southern Baptist youth revival nationwide. The event features a youth led program with two local ministers Rev Woodrow W Hill and Rev Wilbur Hutchens sharing Sunday services and a broad invitation to city youth.

Green Street Green Street Church Woodrow W. Hill Carson-Newman College Wilbur Hutchens Olive Chapel Baptist Church Apex Geen Street Church

Sabbath Preservation or Loss of Liberty in Our Time

A Greensboro preacher laments secular influences on Sunday observance and defends keeping the Sabbath. He cites theaters, movies, and baseball as desecrations, urges Bible placement in schools and courts, and calls for Christian standards to sustain national virtue and prosperity.

Ralph A. Herring First Baptist Church of Greensboro United States New York Rome Free God Christ

Plastic innovations promise faster ships

The article notes that using plastic materials for aircraft surfaces reduces drag, enabling ships with smooth outer shells to cruise about eight percent faster than similar vessels with revised surfacing. This efficiency gain highlights early exploration of lightweight plastics in aeronautics and naval design.

Weekly Permit Values Reach 16985 In High Point

Building costs in High Point for the week ending last night totaled 16985 based on issued permits. E S. Sechaner were approved to build a six room frame house on Otteray Drive with A E Taplin Inc as general contractor for 5115 dollars. J C Gatewood received a permit for a five room frame house on East Farris Ave costing 3000 dollars with a garage. E. C. Sechrest obtained a six room brick veneer home on Shirley Avenue at 4200 dollars including garage and servants quarters. Other permits included repair and repaint jobs, roof work, and a playhouse project across several streets totaling the week’s 16985.

High Point Lee F. Sechaner Otteray Drive Hardover Palatka B. C. Mixson West Ray Street Mabel Hill Pershing Street W. G. Long Newton Street Ora Binkley Venable Street R. A. Loflin Elm Street D. A. Stanton North Main Street James Lee Carter Street Franklin East Green A.F. Perry Long Street Huck State Streets A. L. Shaw Winslow Street Leonard and Purdy Streets I. Hyman Montilen Avenue GC. P. Walls Tryon Street H. F. Cooper

995 Insane People Jailed Over Lack of Facilities

Raleigh June 3 AP 995 insane persons were confined in county jails last year due to inadequate state hospital facilities. The figure shows a 55 percent decrease from 1937, per W G Ezell director of the Division of Institutions and Corrections.

Raleigh W. GC. Ezell Division of Institutions and Corrections

Glass Replacing Metal in German Industry

Germany moves to substitute glass components for metal in manufacturing and infrastructure to reduce weight and improve corrosion resistance. Industry officials foresee cost savings and new material applications, while engineers assess durability and production implications.

Germany

Residence roof at 417 Gatewood Avenue and two Harrison Street homes

The listing notes a roof project at 417 Gatewood Avenue with a quoted price of 150 dollars. It also mentions two six room frame residences on Harrison Street between East and West Streets priced at 800 dollars each.

Gatewood Avenue Henry Harrison Street

High Point High School to Open Summer Session

Summer school for 1939 at High Point High School will run five weeks starting Tuesday with registration at the Senior High School building tomorrow. Charles F. Carroll Jr city superintendent announces programs under Principal D P Whitley with three teachers Alga DeWitt Cameron Deans and Margaret Gladstone offering English mathematics French and history.

High Point High School Charles F. Carroll Jdr D. P. Whitley Alga DeWitt Cameron Deans Margaret Gladstone

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