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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1937
Page
8
A 17 year old high school graduate seeks guidance about an older married man. The adviser urges ending the relationship, stressing he is not free to marry, warning of ruined reputation, and recommending waiting until he can live a decent, faithful life. If he won’t, forget him.
The speaker urges choosing a trustworthy, honoring partnership over a doubtful or uncertain romance. They emphasize courage to pursue a loyal husband and a lasting home rather than risk dishonor and misery for temporary passion.
A speaker urges readers to demand the best and not rush to happiness. Do not entrust another person without proven character and reliability.
All questions should be addressed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. They will be answered promptly.
Senior and junior high students exhibited art at two schools under the Woman's Club sponsorship with Mrs. Saunders as supervisor. Elsie Hart won the senior prize for a water color still life of a silver loving cup. Bobby Hicks, 12, won junior prize for a matches cabin. Honorable mentions went to multiple students. Winning works go to Greensboro Chapel Hill Centennial Education event then NC Federation meeting in Charlotte before Raleigh’s state celebration.
UDGA advertised as relief for gas pains heartburn nausea and ulcers from excess acid. The copy claims over 54000 grateful letters and promotes a free trial package available at Eckerd's and Mann's.
Misses Lillian and Lottie Parkers of Gastonia will arrive Saturday to spend the weekend with Miss Altice Caldwell at her Parkway home. Jupiter is described as larger and heavier than any of the other planets rolled into one.
Hob Nob club members and guests gathered Tuesday evening at the Prospect road clubhouse for dancing and refreshments. Sixteen members attended with a long list of guests including Miss Kate Workman Clyde White and several others from Greensboro and local families.
Paul Whiteman and his full orchestra headline at Peppers Warehouse tonight under Royal Arcanum sponsorship. Linda Lee stars with Whiteman as the King of Jazz returns south after a successful northern run. The program blends jazz and orchestral roots highlighting Whiteman as a leading figure in American music.
L. J. Fisher Jr announced the High Point committee for the Correct the Record Democratic dinner in Raleigh. Members include Mrs Kelman Gomo O M Andrews Byron Haworth Lewis Runge Gaston A Johnson M H Folger R B E Ranson and C R McIver Jr Tickets are available until 3 PM tomorrow at Fisher’s Wachovia Bank Trust building or by phone.
The Appropriations Committee approved funding to start a trans Atlantic mail service around November 1. Bi weekly 24 hour trips would run to Southampton England via Newfoundland in summer and Bermuda and the Azores in winter. Aircraft would weigh about 42 tons and carry roughly 60 passengers.
A single bee would need to toil daily for a full year to produce just one pound of honey. This illustrates the remarkable efficiency gap between tiny pollinators and human honey production.
Raleigh dispatch notes lawmakers idle as Edenton pleasure junket looms. House wrangles slow business. Senate calendar remains clear. About 128 bills remain, with counts rising to roughly two hundred by midweek.
Sir Samuel Hoare told the Commons Britain will build 148 warships under a secret plan to deter attacks in empire trade routes. He denied any naval race with the United States or Germany and vowed materials will be ready to equip a vast fleet strong enough for duties in both hemispheres, with men to crew them.
New bills hit the hopper provoking the reading clerk to yell for relief. The fixture hangs on whether the house lifts the ban on new bills Wednesday. If lifted, soldiers’ terms may stretch past Christmas.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful yet harmless treatment for varicose veins. It urges readers to ask Mann Drug Store for the original bottle and to refuse substitutes, promising relief and money back if not satisfied.
Charlotte delegates at the North Carolina Women's Baptist Missionary Union annual convention elect officers and hear reports from mission fields. Final day speakers include Mrs. Carter Wright stewardship chair Roanoke Alabama and M A Hugins executive secretary of the North Carolina State Baptist Convention.
Members of the Burbank Garden club met at Edge dale drive with host Mrs Wade Hiatt and associate hostess Mrs P J Neal. Miss Mary Mungan presided in the president's absence and Mrs D H Parsons led a discussion on Spring Planting outlining March garden tasks and spring pruning methods.
The Loyal Workers class of North Main street met Monday with Miss Louise Edmonds and Mrs. Mattie Wells. Scripture was read by Mrs. Mitchell and prayer led by Mrs. Lela Ledwell. Refreshments followed.
A Pleasant Hill school house burned Monday night from undetermined causes leaving Miss Elliott and about 25 students without a place to study. Loss estimated at 1200 dollars with 400 dollars insured. Students and teacher to be housed at Tabernacle or Trinity schools for the rest of the year. Fire reported to Supt. T. F. Bulla by resident Mr. Younts.
A historical note states there are about 400 privately owned airplanes in England, highlighting the limited private aviation presence and potential regulatory or economic factors influencing ownership.
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