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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1937
Page
6
A word puzzle item lists clues like British mother and sun god with entries such as orange flower oil and lava. The grid hints at a mixed set of vocabulary tasks including verbs, nouns, and descriptors across a themed horizontal and vertical sequence.
A list of crossword style clues and answers spans royal terms, anatomical hints, and place names. Entries include references to King George V, Capuchin monkey, and common nouns such as banner and epoch, with several extended hints for misdirection.
A reader asks how to act when a sick friend is unavailable and when a church wedding should occur. The responses advise leaving a card without insistence and note that wedding timing is a matter of ability to afford it.
A mixed reading piece includes trivia questions about stars Wales and Browning, followed by a local ordinance regulating parking on the west side of South Main Street in High Point. It cites dates and names such as Lois Welborn and references historic show descriptions.
The writer recalls a kid led circus made by local boys using a dog cat hen and rooster in crates to show jungle life. Paul Porter acted as ringmaster and promoted “death defying” acts as about 30 spectators paid five or ten cents. The author recalls the duel act from Scott’s Lady of the Lake and valued Porter’s pre show chatter highly.
W l Gordon presents guidance on common word errors and mispronunciations. Vocabulary focus includes vindication and justification with example sentences.
A reader asks how to prevent woolen blanket shrinkage. Answer suggests drying on a curtain stretcher to avoid shrinkage and maintain dimensions.
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