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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1935
Page
11
Washington reports the cotton spinning industry operated at 190.2 percent of capacity on a single shift in February, up from 102.6 percent in January and 101.5 percent a year earlier. Spindle totals in place reached 30,851,018 with 4,925,168 active. active spindle hours averaged 213 per spindle.
January figures for Venizelos era are cited alongside February totals showing 4 887 402 777 active spindle hours with an average of 262 hours per spindle. February values are 5 547 264 056 and 286 per spindle for January this year and 4 852 497 141 and 252 for February last year. State tallies: Alabama 462 782 778 and 242. Georgia 842 319 774 and 248. Mississippi 44 177 352 and 192. North Carolina 411 992 193 and 229. South Carolina 1 721 516 113 and 294. Tennessee 160 568 349 and 251. Texas 39 401 646 and 152. Virginia 162 928 434 and 250.
Norfolk federal agents mistaken for hijackers found at an 800 gallon distillery near Elizabeth City. They detained Flippen after a chase at James Harris farm in Perquimans county. second hijacker fled. Flippen, a noted still operator with amputated left arm, awaits a commissioner's hearing in Elisabeth City jail.
Alicia Hart advises girls returning from warm southern resorts to recondition skin and hair. Recommendations include nightly bleaching cream for suntan, lemon juice for hands, tissue cream for overnight softness, hot olive oil scalp treatment, vinegar rinses for shine, and lemon rinses for blondes to restore brightness.
Charlotte report fills in as seven year old Cc. L. Smith, foster son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Deese, drowns at the Chadwick mill reservoir after losing balance while throwing a rock at a frog. The boy had been with Mrs. Deese since being deserted years ago after the father paid a week's board.
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