Hook Advises On Planting By The Moon and Sprays
The fourth Hook planting by the moon column covers grape sprays for black rot or mildew using Bordeaux arsenate or Bordeaux mixture with timing across five spray dates. It also discusses cutworms, recommended controls including bran mixtures Dutox and napthalene moth balls, and lists vegetables to plant in March including open ground and hot bed dates. It ends with guidance on plant timing and seed freshness.
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Chas. R. Hook
Wardwell
Lima
Henderson’s Bush
Fordhook
Carolina
Stevepole
Hale's Best
Golden Sunshine
Howling Mob
Stowell
Evergreen
Okra
Perkins Mammoth
Glove Pattern 6191 for Spring and Summer Fashion
Instructions and illustrations for crocheted gloves with a lacy cotton mesh cuff. Pattern 6191 provides materials, stitch details, and how to replicate the stylish open design. Send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. in New York for the pattern.
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Milady
Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Purchase Chick Chicks Ducks Geese or Turkeys Hatched Dates
Notice requests readers to buy baby poultry hatched on March 18 or 14 and directs all communications to C. R. Hook care of The Enterprise column.
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C. R. Hook
Venizelos Declares Retirement Amid Rhodes Insurrection Fallout
News from Athens reports Venizelos allegedly retires from Greek politics after the Rhodes uprising. Gov't tallies show 11 killed and 28 wounded as crowds celebrate in the capital while observers weigh his long career in WWI governance and Versailles ties.
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Telos
Rhodes
Turkey
Aegean Sea
Greece
Republic
Averoff
Venizelos
Napoleon
Elba
Woodrow Wilson
Athens
Roosevelt Holds Line on Ratifying St Lawrence Pact
President Roosevelt said no decision yet on ratifying the St Lawrence Waterways treaty with Canada, noting outcome depends on events in Canada. Negotiations seek slight changes to the original pact as he prepares to discuss cotton with congressional and Department leaders at a White House meeting. General Douglas MacArthur to remain Army chief of staff, aiding army legislation at this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Alabama
Jones
House Agriculture Committee
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Roosevelt
Congress
North Carolina Legislature Passes Health and Sanitation Measures
The body approved funding and bills including a 50 cent dog vaccination requirement with rabies inspectors in each township and a $250,000 tubercular sanatorium in Western North Carolina. A special committee of five legislators was named to probe conditions at Morganton State Hospital. The governor’s power to appoint five superior court judges was extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posal
North Carolina
Burrus
Guilford
Shute
Union
Andrews
Wayne
Rouse
Lenoir
Thomas
Anson
Morganton
Five Rural Guilford School Projects Let in County
Guilford county commissioners and the county school board let contracts for five rural school improvement projects totaling more than 54 000. Bids opened on six remaining projects in the 323 000 building program. Colfax six room addition delayed until Saturday. Contracts awarded for Summerfield Whitsett Gibsonville Stokesdale and Bessemer schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County Commissioners
County School Board
Colfax
Summerfield
Whitsett
Gibsonville
Stokesdale
Bessemer
Thieves Strike Twice On Thomasville Road
Police bulletins say thieves hit the Thomasville Road area last night entering the Standard Oil plant grounds and breaking an office window. They also ransacked W. C. McCain’s Oak Hill forest home through a back room window and stole five hens from a rear coop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Standard Oil Company
W. C. McCain
Oak Hill Forest
McCain
May Name Council Member To Succeed Young In Afternoon
An afternoon move was under way to hold an executive session of the city council to name a successor to R. K. Young who resigned from the fourth ward. J. E. Ward, a local merchant, has been prominently mentioned as a possible appointee.
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Young
R. K. Young
Fourth Ward
Mr. Young
J. E. Ward
House actions push marriage afflictions and party change bills
The House passed a requirement for affadavits or medical exams before marriage licenses and sent it to the Senate. It also sent the Palmer bill on party switching with an oath to support the same party in primaries and general elections. A minority report backed ratification of the child labor amendment. the measure received an unfavorable committee report in the constitutional amendments group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Palmer
Jonas
Lincoln
McDonald
Forsyth
Farrell
Montgomery
North Carolina
General Assembly
House Committee On
J. W. Cheshire
John W. Hinsdale
Claude Barbee
Raleigh
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Louise Alexander
Greensboro
R. R. Lawrence
State Federation of Labor
J. Y. Joyner
la Grange
Reynolds heirs seek court review of 1931 tobacco heir estate
In a North Carolina case over R. J. Reynolds Sr. estate, attorney Hudson pushes a 1931 settlement amid disputes from Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith and Libby Holman. The proposal would allot Anne 37 percent, Christopher Reynolds 26 percent minus 750 000, and place remaining funds in a charitable trust. Hudson argues for court approval to avoid years of litigation.
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Young Reynolds
Hudson
Moore
Reynolds
Circuit Court of
Baltimore
Safe Deposit and Trust Company of
North Carolina
F. Brandon Smith
Charlotte
Little Anne
Christopher Smith Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Siigants
Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith
Reno
Christopher
Miss Holman
Joe F. Cannon
Libby Holman
Smith
Counot
R. J. Reynolds, Sr
High Point Men Present Defense On Rape Charges
Campbell admitted he drank liquor recently but did not sell much. Mrs. Nora Sechrest testified she fired Cordia for drunkenness and contradicted the Jackson girl regarding employment before the February 17 attack. The hearing drew a capacity audience as testimony on both sides continues. A murder trial for C E B Cagle is set to begin after a special venue of 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Nora Sechrest
Cordia
Jackson
C. EB. Cagle
High Pointer
Final Rites Held For W. T. Metters
Funeral services for W. T. Metters, who died at his home on Johnson Street, were held at Fairview M E church with Rev. C L Ruth and Rev. A Lincoln Falk presiding. Pallbearers named Bill Grubb Charles Grubb Bent Grubb W A Bullard Raymond Pierce and Fred Cook. Mrs Ruth Warner and Rev A Lincoln led the hymns My Faith Looks to Thee Going Down the Valley Does Jesus Care. Numerous floral tributes were placed on the casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Metters
Johnson Street
Fairview M. E. Church
C. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
A. Lincoln Falk
North Main Street Baptist Church
Bill
Charles
Bent Grubb
W. A. Bullard
Raymond Pierce
Fred Cook
Information On Savings Bonds Announcement
Announcement received here states leaflets detailing United States Savings bonds will be sent from the Government Printing Office in Washington within the next few days and will be available to individuals seeking information on the baby bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Savings
Government Printing Office
Washington
Carolina Alumni Meet Planned In Guilford County
A Guilford county committee of current University of North Carolina students plans a campus get together during March 18 to 23. The event invites UNC students home for holidays, county alumni, and local high school seniors for a program by Chapel Hill students.
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University of North Carolina
Guilford County
Carolina
Chapel Hill
High Point
Harry Williamson
University Club
General Alumni Association
North Carolina urged to boost lumber production
Bernard Huckenpahler of the Reedy Fork erosion project told Guilford county farmers that the Soil Erosion Service will cooperate to improve woodlands. He said poorly formed trees reduce income but intensive management can yield at least 500 board feet per acre per year, with current prices about seven dollars and fifty cents per tree. He noted local mills consume about 100 million board feet annually, with 30 percent imported, creating a ready market for white and red oaks, walnut, tulip, poplar, yellow pine, and ash in the Greensboro area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Greensboro
Bernard Huckenpahler
Reedy Fork
Soil Erosion Service
Mr. Huckenpahler
High Point
Thomasville
Asheboro
North Carolina
Curfew Enforced as Terror Attacks Strike Havana
A wave of bombings and shootings in Havana triggers a curfew. Police, soldiers, and sailors flood streets to enforce order after an anti government flare up that leaves 13 dead over three days. Streets grow silent as residents stay indoors under patrols and gunfire subsides.
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Associated Press
Cuba
Skull motif on death's head moth backs design
The article notes that the human skull design is carried on the back of the death's head moth, highlighting a striking visual motif associated with the insect.
Reverend W S McGarvey Preaches Thursday Night
Rev W S McGarvey a noted Christian leader will deliver a sermon at 7 30 pm Thursday at the Gospel Tabernacle He has pastored on the Pacific Coast and now serves as Southeastern District Superintendent of the Christian and Missionary Alliance An interdenominational mission group invites the public with a song service preceding the sermon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Mc Garvey
Gospel Tabernacle
McGarvey
California
Pacific Coast
Christian and Missionary Alliance
America
Christian and Misionary Alliance
Style Parade at J C Penney Shows Spring Fashion
High Point to host a Thursday evening fashion parade at the J C Penney mezzanine on South Main Street. R W Riggins, store manager, says spring styles in dresses coats millinery footwear and accessories will be modeled. The event marks the first High Point fashion parade this year and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney
South Main Street
R. W. Riggins
Riggins
High Point
Civitan Committees Set Friday Meeting on April Convention
Civitan club committees overseeing district convention plans will meet Friday night to finalize the program for the April Civitan International event. General chairman Henry V. Koonts announced the meeting. the location will be announced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Club
Civitan International
Henry V. Koonts
Refreshing Black-Draught Laxative Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Thedford's Black-Draught as a pure vegetable laxative that eases constipation. It claims quick action, low cost per dose, and features a testimonial from Mrs. Guste Sayles of Belton Texas praising its effects. A 25 cent package is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Guste Sayles
Belton
Texas
Bishop Penick Speaks Tonight at St Marys Episcopal
Edwin A. Penick bishop of North Carolina’s Episcopal diocese will speak at St Mary’s Episcopal Church tonight at 8 o’clock Rev Howard Hartzell rector announces. An unusually large congregation is expected as Penick is seen as a leading churchman and has led the diocese since 1932. After the address he will meet parish men to discuss forming a Parish Men’s League. Holy Communion and a rector’s address are set for Thursday at 10 o’clock.
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Edwin A. Penick
North Carolina
Episcopal Church
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Howard
Hartzell
Bishop Penick
Th Dioces
Penick
St. Mary’s Church
Insects Smell Using Leg Hairs, Scientists Find
Department of Agriculture researchers report that flies and other insects detect odors with hairlike structures on their legs, revealing a new sensory mechanism for olfaction in these species.
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Department of Agriculture
Emerald Mines of the Urals Dominate Global Riches
A report notes that the world’s richest emerald deposits lie in the Ural mountains while observing rising murder rates with a pattern of one crime every 44 minutes across the country.
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Ural Mountains
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Shirley Temple
Ann Dvorak
Italy
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