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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1934
Page
13
The High Point Public Library announces Hobby Week during Book Week from November 12 to 17. Residents may bring hobbies tomorrow afternoon or by Saturday. two glass show cases will display items and an accompanying hobby books exhibit will run through the week with public access starting Monday at noon.
The library intends to maintain a permanent list of city hobbies. This initiative details how residents can contribute and organizers outline future access to the compiled catalog.
The John McClain post 196 American Legion will present a program at Mt Zion Baptist church on Hulda street Sunday afternoon November 11 at 3 30. The public is invited and ex service men are specially urged to attend. Alpha Art Lunch A Day project pledges listed include Alpha Art club 10 Ministerial Union 30 and cash gifts totaling 21 50 with more pledges expected to feed under nourished children of Fairview and Leonard street schools.
Claude Shackleford convictions in two larceny warrants yield six months in county jail with road work assignments. First count 60 days, second count four months, runs after first term. Other docket items include 90 day road sentence for trespassing and traffic and drunkenness cases with costs.
A Greenville Kentucky cow reportedly gave birth to 47 calves, 1 normal and 46 abnormal. The mother and the 46 deformed calves died within a day, while the lone healthy calf survived.
The first typewriter was invented by an Englishman in the early seventeenth century, with the first workable pattern designed in Detroit a little over a century later.
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