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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1934
Page
11
Alicia Hart advises daily walking as a simple path to health and beauty. She emphasizes posture, a lifted head, and a relaxed stride to improve eyes, skin, and overall appeal while suggesting practical tips like keeping a purse off the body during exercise.
A simple home method uses soap dissolved in warm water as a base. Dilute the jelly with water to wash hair, rinse thoroughly, then lemon juice can brighten and lighten blonde hair, followed by a final rinse with clear water.
ineon has been declared champion of High Point tie of the victory or players in the final tien game. The on to 14 scores follow ilineon: G. wwe GF. 11, and 8. A. Gallimore co B. C. Nizon 8. C. a $5 le RK, Smith 3.
Mille captures North Carolina Orphanage championship by defeating nneville in an afternoon game on May 26.
The May explosion at the Havana post office is cited as evidence of a plot against American property. Ambassador Caffery, a Louisiana native with twenty years in diplomacy, was singled out as a potential victim due to his ties with the Cuban government. Communists and other radicals have directed unfriendly propaganda at him since his Havana posting in 1933.
The report details how North Dakota counties would need higher property tax rates to replace state school funding after sales tax shifts. Hyde county’s 2 dollar per hundred rate underscores broader relief in local taxation while state support for schools rises. Commissioner Maxwell notes the six month school cost exceeded county spending by 2.36 million and highlights shifts to state funding.
The golfing Styers from Lexington father and son will face Andy Merrilees and a local junior in an exhibition match this afternoon on the local club layout. Merrilees plans to select a partner from several excellent youngsters to help raise funds tied to state school support and current tax considerations.
Gen. Hugh B. Johnson and Don Richberg view NRA as a lasting feature of the American system yet face intense pressure from labor and industry. They weigh trimming minor codes like tailoring and cleaning, while preserving price controls and avoiding labor-hour hikes amid a fragile recovery.
Rain disrupted last week in the Neighborhood Tennis League with Division A and Class A matches reporting. Notable results include Hartley Jr. losing 6 9 to Hyomu, Edwards and Killington beating Humphries and Perry 6 2, 3 6, 4 6, and M. C. A. defeating Lindsay Street 4 to 3 in a thriller decided late.
Mechanicsville defeated Pickett 5 to 3 yesterday as A. Jones went 3 for 4 to lead the hitters for the losers. P. Proctor starred for Pickett. Score by innings shows Pickett 2 6 0 6 0 1 0 6 0 3 7 2 and Mechanicsville 1 0 6 2 0 0 2 0 0 5 8 1. F. Jones, Henrie, Yokley, and Culler contributed for Mechanicsville.
The annual All-Star game between the American and National leagues is scheduled for July 10 at the Polo Grounds. Commissioner Landis and league presidents Heydler and Harridge will alternate hosting duties each year. A New York chapter Baseball Writers’ Association committee will handle balloting to select the two teams. The American League won the first game 4 to 2.
A sparkling spicy comedy drama about philandering husbands and jealous wives stars Adolphe Menjou Genevieve Tobin Mary Astor and Edward Everett Horton. It premieres at the Rialto theatre Thursday with sharp twists and lively dialogue.
The Presbyterian general assembly approved retirement at age 70 for executive secretaries and other officials, while deferring action on reducing commissioners. Debate centered on limiting presbytery representation. committee urged a cap, claiming cost savings and a leaner, more efficient assembly. Retirement cap set at 3590 dollars yearly max.
Paul Leonard of Statesville urged greater public involvement in government as a paramount need of the hour. Speaking at the Cabarrus County Courthouse, he addressed local labor representatives and called for backing legislative candidates who will oppose extending the 1933 sales tax.
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