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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1930
Page
5
The scene follows Corrinne and her circle as photographers capture reactions while talk turns to romance and jealousy. Jack and Harry discuss Corrinne’s appeal and a rival high school girl. The text ends with a note about Nancy Becker’s gift and children needing small chairs.
William A. Graham NC commissioner of agriculture told the Association of Food and Drug Officials of the southeast that southern farmers should grow their own feed beside cotton and tobacco. He urged less trafficking with northern packers and manufacturers and endorsed diversification to boost farm and local markets.
An old style ad claims USTO rheumatism treatment can be done by taking G S though other treatments have failed. Sold by Hart's Pharmacy or by mail for $1 per bottle or 6 for $5. Testimonials offered free. Contact L. M. Gross, Box 17, Little Rock, Arkansas.
Chicago report quotes Ethel Fitzpatrick, social dean at Rosary College, saying Victorian ideals of ladylike conduct regain appeal as young women gain freedom of dress. She notes clear fashion lines for sports, afternoon, evening, and office wear, with crossing the line seen as a social trespass.
George A. Younce of Greensboro and Davidson County native toured Lexington and rural Davidson counties in support of his candidacy for solicitor of the twelfth judicial district. Friends predict strong backing in the June primary.
The errorgram lists five corrections about terminology and imagery. It clarifies that bacteria are vegetable microorganisms, uses bacterium in singular form, notes a girl’s dress has one sleeve, observes a graduate on the table lacking a base, and identifies the scrambled word FUTILE.
Boris B. Gordon, a Russian portrait painter, completed a portrait of Mrs. Edward Everett Gann after eight sittings over a month. The work is exhibited at a leading hotel and will be moved to the Ganns’ quarters with Vice President Curtis.
Reporter Donald Payne informs Ruth Bentley that Miss Merryman and Harry Becker have been engaged for a long time. Ruth challenges the claim and states she cannot recall the memory. The chatty reporter touts her hard boiled style while Sue prepares to answer questions under a tight deadline.
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