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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1934
Page
7
The article introduces a series on subsistence gardening by W. R. Brattie of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. It explains goals, land selection, soil needs, and garden sizing from backyards to acre plots, urging careful preparation and periodic upgrading for a family vegetable supply.
Raleigh police prepared to probe organized vice in East Raleigh's Rock Quarry area after two robberies. Solicitor J C Little would seek a Wake county grand jury inquiry, Chief Barbour cited eight to nine suspected houses, and Dr J Powell Tucker urged congregations to supply facts for the grand jury.
Francia Preston Venable former president of the University of North Carolina from 1900 to 1914 was buried near the campus after a simple funeral. The famed chemist died Saturday in a Richmond hospital and funeral rites included a prayer by Dr. W. D. Moss and led by Rev. Alfred S. Lawrence at the Chapel of the Cross.
Mrs. Robert Midkiff, 44, of Mt. Airy, died in the Asheboro crash while her brother J. W. Snoddy was hospitalized with injuries. Investigators said Snoddy's car grazed the fender of a second car driven by John Morrison, manager of a local ice cream firm. No charges were filed.
In Miami the Camera-Loughran bout drew attention to dramatic spectator attire. Primped fighters and stylish fans wore black satin trunks and blue crepe robes while audience outfits featured chartreuse crepe and red white blue plaid ensembles. A New York observer notes growing sailor vogue with white berets and bold collars.
The Wesley Memorial Church adult division schedules a mystery supper in the renovated church on Tuesday. J. A. J. announces the program, with Mrs. A. E. Zier leading the Women’s class and T. W. Spr as toastmaster. Supper at 6:30 costs 26 cents per plate, with 200 available reservations expected.
The article notes that twenty three states have laws prohibiting removal or destruction of wild flowers in nature areas. It highlights legal protections aimed at preserving native flora and preventing damage to plant life.
After exposure you may feel a chill and start a cold. Stanback offers quick relief by reducing fever and easing throat pain when dissolved in water. On sale for 10c at select locations.
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