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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1931

Page

2

Mary Harkness Presses Race Track Clues for The Fly

Mary Harkness travels to Miami with Bruce Jupiter and Bowen pursuing The Fly. A Countess and Count Enrique De Loma complicate matters as Mary seeks messages from Bowen about a necklace and a race horse while Dirk Ray remains distant. Bruce resents Mary and Jupiter’s tense alliance.

Mary Harkness Ed- Ee Ee Te Bowen The Star Mary Dirk Ray Eddie Bruce Jupiter Europe Bruce Dirk Cornelia Tabor Miami MR. Jupiter Hialeah Florida George Bowen Hler Bates Jupiter la Mosca K Jones H. de Loma de Loma

Shoe materials span 500 different kinds of leather and more

The statement notes that about 500 distinct materials are used in shoe production, indicating the wide variety of substances employed in manufacturing footwear across different styles and regions.

Emergency Help Line Seeks Local Work Help

Residents asked to call 2897 for emergency employment assistance from the Emergency Committee for Employment based in the Welfare Department at City Hall. Mrs. W. E. Price is the full time secretary with an assistant available to coordinate job referrals.

Emergency Committee For Employment Welfare Department W. E. Price

Gay colors brighten smart society at fashionable affairs

A fashion notes column showcases bright suedes and vivid color outfits at indoor and outdoor events. From Polly Potter at Red Banks to Laura Harding’s orange suede ensemble, gay color dominates junior league tea at the Waldorf Astoria, with weddings in vogue and shifting style scenes at Piping Rock.

Polly Potter Red Banks N. J Laura Harding Waldorf-Astoria L Eugenie Vogue Blanche Strebelgh Sloan

Edison’s Eldest Son Remembers His Father In Memoir

Thomas A. Edison Jr son of the late inventor writes fond memories of his father. He recalls electric railroad rides, lab nights, and the family dynamic. He notes Edison’s devotion to work and to nephews, praising his father as a genius and a devoted, playful parent.

Edison Thomas A. Edison, Jr William Edison Charles Theodore Whl

Edison as father and mentor behind the genius image

In a reminiscence, Thomas A. Edison Jr. portrays his father as a loving, dutiful parent who cherished family life. He recalls games, learning routines, and small rewards that revealed an affectionate, hands on educator behind the famed inventor persona.

West Orange N. J Thomas Alva Edison Menlo Park Metuchen Father

League of Nations Protects Whales and Regulates Oil

Geneva reports the league of nations has adopted a proposal prohibiting the killing of certain whale species and hunting of calves and suckling females. To reduce waste oil must be extracted in a tongue head and tail manner approved by the league.

Geneva League of Nations League

Reassigned M. P. Pastors To Preach Initial Sermons

Lexington reports Rev. G. H. Hendry of State Street church will deliver his initial sermon of the new conference year tomorrow morning after being assigned for another year at the annual conference. Rev. C. G. Isley returns to South Lexington church for a fourth year and will begin services tomorrow as well. Local congregations are expected to be large for the start of their pastoral terms.

Lexington G. H. Hendry State Street Methodist Protestant Church High Point C. G. Isley South Lexington

Convicts Enjoy Near Full Freedom at South Dakota Prison Farm

In Sioux Falls the South Dakota penitentiary reports twenty two convicts at the prison farm enjoying nearly complete liberty while working. Georgia pioneered state forest fairs and introduced forestry in vocational agricultural schools.

South Dakota Sioux Falls Georgia

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