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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1937
Page
5
Historic List 1 division from Guin ity will meet at the hotel here Friday night at 7:30 o clock. E Cahall national officers and division association quarters in Washing and other national officers attend. Cahall to bring a report for those in allotment. a unit will be presented. Janet Mercury has no
The author recalls a Lancaster South Carolina riverbank gathering with Bob Harper and Dr Poovey cooking catfish stew. An iron washpot boiled the fish with potatoes onions and peas as locals debated the secret to perfect stew and noted many who dislike catfish have never tasted it.
In a reflective column a reader recalls life in New Bern and reflects on North Carolina tax policy, prohibition, and streetcar tracks on High Point’s Main Street. The piece questions spending, suggests relief of heavy taxes, and imagines removing unesthetic rails while preserving industry access.
A statue of President Monroe, commissioned for the Venezuelan republic 38 years ago, was finally erected in Virginia after a revolution halted its delivery. This marks Virginia’s first statue of the famed son.
Women CARDUT is a medicine claimed to ease monthly periods and improve strength from food for poorly nourished women. It is advertised as well trusted by women for many years and urged to try fairly to see benefit, with medical advice if no improvement.
Dr. R M Buie, Guilford County health officer, urges dog owners to vaccinate this month. W A Parks is the rabies inspector for High Point city and township, with drop-off timetables stated. Jamestown residents may vaccinate with Dick Hinton at Jamestown High School afternoons, and state law makes vaccination mandatory for certain dogs.
Nancy Cox was elected editor of the Junior high Pointer staff for next year at the faculty meeting announced by principal Mrs. R. E. Ranson. Mary Jo Wilson was named editor and George Humphreys circulation manager. The note urges citizen cooperation to stamp out rabies in the county with vaccination by July 1 at designated places.
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