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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1937
Page
5
The Quality club will hold its meeting Friday night at 7 30. T. C. will address the group on Safety First and the means to each individual effort in every department. Members are urged to attend.
Six members attended the Girl Reserves meeting on Thursday. The group sang and recited, with the code illustrated by book pages. R. H. Pickett pledged an ice cream supper for the treasury, agreed to by the members. Scribe Antilee Dinkins.
The Pickett County Boy Scouts Troop 23 held their meeting Wednesday night with the scoutmaster absent. The assistant leader led the session beginning with the oath. Scout work followed before adjournment. Scribe J. T. Hunt.
Health classes on budgeting and proper food preparation start Tuesday at 2:30 p m at the Commun ise in cooperation with all classes. Miss Steed from Guilford General Hospital will lead talks. All are invited to attend.
A baby girl Patrica Anne was born to Mr. and Mrs. B. W ursday on June 10.
H Walker president of Kett Cotton Mills is now York on a business trip. A Hunt superintendent attended a Textile meeting last part of the week at Beach. About two textile representatives joined the meeting. a pleasant and valuable program was reported. Peggy Joyce spent the day in Sanford with friends. All insects mentioned have no antennae and legs do not have insects’ ire.
The report notes that revenue from foreign sources surpasses $250,000 annually, indicating strong external income streams for the entity discussed.
A brief ad notes daily sprinkle on plates for comfort with teeth. It claims no gummy feeling and a deodorizing effect. Three sizes available from a maker identified only by the brand Fasteeth.
Brides plan a harmonious wedding look with white bouquets featuring roses, gardenias, lilies, carnations, calla lilies, and sweet peas. Leading stylists blend gladiolus with sweet peas for bride and attendants, preferring simple, ribbon-minimal arrangements to create a cohesive, elegant effect.
Police and citizens chased a 1000 pound Poland China hog through Hickory streets on Tuesday as the escaped animal from a truck caused chaos. Officers and volunteers cornered the pig and finally killed it with police bullets and a knife.
J M Barrer writes that three things a man never recalls are the spoken word the past life and the neglected opportunity. The aphorism in the piece urges heedfulness of present chances and mindful speech.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by John Marshall College of Law in Jersey City. The citation praised her as First Lady of the land turning an empty title into a living force. A luncheon at the Carteret club preceded a trip to the State Teachers college commencement. The claim cited the college’s homage to her high honor.
Governor Hoey announced multiple judicial appointments including Edward C. Bivens as a new superior court judge in the twenty first district and Earle McMichael as solicitor in the eleventh district. Luther Hamilton becomes a new special judge, with reappointments for G Vernon Cowper Frank S. Hill and Sam J. Ervin Jr. Also named are two new supreme court justices J Wallace Winborne and M V Barnhill. Walter J. Bone named superior court judge in the second district. Cheery nominated as chairman of the state Democratic executive committee.
Greensboro June 17. Announcement of Dan W. Terry of Raleigh as executive secretary of the new North Carolina Real Estate commission was made here yesterday. Terry, who resigned as district field representative for the Federal Housing Administration Raleigh office, was elected by the commission directors. They said a permanent Raleigh office will be established and the Winston-Salem temporary office will be moved by July 1.
The article notes that about 90 percent of women's fur coats in England are made from rabbit or rabbit-derived furs, reflecting broad fashion use and supply patterns in the country.
Approximately 8078 air conditioned passenger cars are now in use on American railroads as reported in the latest industry figures.
A joint board of the Interstate Commerce Commission recommended dismissal of Virginia Care Transportation Co. . Manteo North Carolina , for authority to operate as a common motor carrier between Elizabeth City and Beaufort North Carolina, the action denying the permit.
An advertisement touts Dr Thomas Rx 157 as a safe pleasant way to lose fat without harsh drugs. It claims no dinitrophenol or thyroid, reports weight loss up to pounds per month, and offers a money back guarantee at Mann's Cecil's Eckerd's and other drug stores.
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