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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1938
Page
12
The Boy Scouts of Pickett Mills troop No 23 now meet on Thursday nights with the next gathering scheduled for tonight. The Adult Education exhibit at the library yesterday displayed this year’s produced articles from 1 30 to 5 p.m. Personal notices list visits and family mayings across Pickett Mills with names and streets.
Patient relief from backache promoted by Dean's Pills claims to cleanse kidneys and remove waste. Advertises long usage and benefits like reduced fatigue, improved energy, and fewer nighttime urinations.
North Carolina Rotarians from District 189 converge on Durham for the district’s first gathering. Raleigh’s John A. Park presides as R L Lindsey hosts. Speakers include Raymond J. Knoeppel and Jeff O Hara, with Hill leading a discussion on community service and Essary delivering the closing Washington address. Three candidates seek District Governor: Lindsey, Carter Darrow, and J Irvin Morgan.
The piece presents five questions with concise answers: Adolph Sax invented the saxophone in about 1840. the Monroe Doctrine was a 1823 policy opposing foreign intervention in the Western Hemisphere. nickel is 25 percent nickel. the gay science refers to poetry. Alaska residents are U S citizens.
A compact guide on common word usage errors and pronunciation tips. It covers split infinitives, mispronunciations, and misspellings, with examples. The piece emphasizes building vocabulary by daily practice and explains contingency as being liable but not certain to occur.
A column by Anne Ashley offers quick home remedies. It explains stopping nose bleeds with cold compresses or an ice wrapped in cloth at the neck and removing brown specks from lemons by soaking in cold water then scrubbing with a vegetable brush.
A column presents etiquette answers on hotel noise complaints at night. It also advises seating the bridegroom’s mother to the right of the bride’s father and choosing a simple introduction such as Mr Crane, Mr Perry.
Deep River news items list visits by Mr and Mrs Ross Spencer and Mrs Betty Morris and son Tom of High Point to Mr and Mrs EB Parrigh. Evie Thornton hosted Mrs Priest and Miss Claudia Thornton of High Point and Mrs Crumpler. Edwin Palmer of Pine Bluff visits sister Mrs C E Jordan. Mrs Nora Lloyd visited in High Point. R T Jordan and M A Wood families spent Sunday at Oak Ridge. Cora Thornton visited Monday. John Ingram was guest of W M Parrish all day Thursday. Janie Thornton has mumps. W B Jones and son Jackie spent Mother's Day with his parents.
The Evangelical and Reformed charge of Emmanuel Calvary and Zion near Thomasville has named Rev. W. C. Lyerly of MountHieacant as the new pastor. He will preach at Emmanuel on May 15 at 11 o clock and at Calvary in the afternoon, succeeding Rev. Kendall Shoffner who resigned to enter the conference elsewhere.
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain stated the British government was not attempting to influence the United States regarding its embargo on arms shipments to Spain.
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