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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1937
Page
8
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The article describes the Tuaregs among Arabs Berbers and Moors in the Sahara. It notes their veil worn for sand storms their white race heritage with some mixed blood and their weaponry huts diet and daily prayer toward Mecca during spring fasting.
Jacques Callot fled home to study design in Rome and became the era’s leading engraver. He refused a commission to depict France’s defeat at Nancy. The piece notes Tuareg culture, desert demographics, and Sahara region trivia, with a teaser for tomorrow’s Storms of the Sahara.
A column offering etiquette guidance on wedding gift acknowledgments house party invitations and quoting a child. It advises acknowledging gifts promptly if possible suggests who should extend invitations for different levels of acquaintance and warns that quoting a child in their presence can make them self conscious and impertinent.
Public sale for cash at the east door of Guilford County Courthouse at noon on Monday April 19 1937 of two High Point lots in Five Points and Hedgecock subdivision due to mortgage default. Assignee Joseph B Slate acts for Mae B Sullivan and J W Slate to settle the indebtedness. Includes Lot 12 Hedgecock and Lot 13 Five Points subdivision with described frontages and depths.
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