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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1932
Page
6
Dr. W Barton Quarles spoke at North Hamilton Street Church of Christ on The Great Salvation citing Hebrews 2 3 and explaining the Jewish Christians drift from faith due to neglect and close ties to Judaism Rev Edw Suits will lead services tonight at 7 30 replacing ill Dr J D Williams.
Ruth faces a firing and rumor in a hospital clinic drama with Dr. Raynor and Joe Raynor urging truth. Ruth contemplates resignation as Sally’s loyalty and Sally’s sister force scrutiny. The scene ends with Ruth leaving the building unsure of her next steps as Sue and Ruth plan to visit Arnold.
Thomas Elwood Farlow aged 70 of Route 1 Sophia died at 4 16 am after a brief illness. Born November 1861 in Randolph County he married Eunice Osborne in 1883. Surviving are Widow Eunice and six children, 25 grandchildren, one great grandchild, two brothers and a sister. Funeral at Marlboro Friends Church March 25 with ministers Hendryx and Melvin.
Babe Stribling, younger brother of Young Stribling, entertained with sleight of hand at the Rotary Club as host Harry Raymond arranged the visit. Rev. Charles H. Nabers announced plans for an intercity meeting and district convention in May, with a Winston-Salem program including golf, plant tours, garden visits, and tea at Salem College. R. A. McPheeters led the local club’s attendance efforts.
A humorous quip shows a driver and listener sparring over dangerous driving. The exchange features a playful cowardly warning and a pun on harping about behavior.
Attorneys R. D. and G. G. Dickson relocate from 109 North Main to the third floor of the Commercial National Bank building. They will share reception room 310 with Thomas Turner Jr., the new offices adjacent to it.
A barber offers beard trimming and clipping for a man with a heavy beard. The patron asks for a haircut singe and shampoo and wonders where to place his cigar. The barberlight suggests keeping it in the mouth as a landmark.
The High Point chapter of the Order of DeMolay postponed its Easter dance to a later date yet to be fixed. All members are to attend a young people service at Wesley Memorial church revival Friday at 7 30 p m.
The fastest regular passenger service is said to operate from Swinton to Paddington at an average speed of 69.3 miles per hour.
A witty dialogue features a lordly young man claiming to write poetry and a skeptical woman asking about profits. He responds that his poetry yields returns, though with a hint of vanity and irony.
The board of welfare issued a call for donations of all sizes of men’s shoes and apparel for girls aged eight ten and eleven as well as clothing for women and children. Clean white cloths are also requested. Donors should contact Mrs J H Walker at the welfare office.
Earth scientists estimate that 40 percent of land is desert, 30 percent productive, and 30 percent poor grazing land, forest, high mountains and waste. They agree on no exact portion that is inhabitable.
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