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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1933
Page
11
The harvest yields plentiful fruits vegetables and meats with eggplant cauliflower peppers spinach tomatoes and lima beans abundant. Curly endive and celery stay good before hard frosts while late cabbage requires a nippy spell to mature.
The article promotes squash as a versatile main course component replacing some desserts and hints at autumn produce. It lists squash pies custards puddings croquettes souffle and soups plus squash in breakfast and dinner dishes. It notes late fruits pears grapes peaches quinces apples cider and nuts remain available with other produce like endive oysters and pork products highlighted for seasonal menus.
Davidson County anti and pro repeal factions push activities as the final week of campaigning unfolds. City supporters plan a mass meeting featuring E. T. Cansler Sr. and possibly Jake F. Newell. other speakers include Rev. E McNeill Poteat and Dr. I G Greer. Local ministers crisscross Davidson urging retention of the 18th Amendment.
Ten year old Reba Garson improves after a shooting at an O'Brien campaign parade in Brooklyn. Mayor John P. O'Brien visited her in Harbor Hospital and urged police to intensify the search for the shooter. Doctors said she has a good chance to recover.
Charleston Ohio November 3 John E Long refused to accept a directed verdict of acquittal in a federal liquor conspiracy trial involving his son and 35 others. He insisted he is not guilty and wants to prove it, claiming a government witness lied. The judge directed the acquittal verdict and said the matter would be considered later.
Dr. B. D. Gordon of Winston-Salem will deliver a six day series of Quiet Talks at the First Presbyterian Church in Lexington starting Sunday November 5. He will speak at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. each day.
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