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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1929
Page
8
Sue contemplates romance and social snobbery while family plans, Corrinne's schemes, and Grace's blunt views collide. Sue fears wealth and flashy lifestyles but longs for a genuine connection as Sybil Lester hints at further surprises.
Preliminary plans outline the third session of the Junaluska school of religion to be held next summer at Lake Junaluska. The program involves Duke University and the General Sunday School Board of Nashville. Faculty from Duke and other universities are listed, with sessions running July 21 through August 30.
Virginia's varsity football team works on stopping Notre Dame style plays in preparation for the final game of the season against North Carolina in Chapel Hill on Thanksgiving. Earl Abell emphasizes defensive drills after Washington and Lee exposed Notre Dame formations. The Cavaliers evaluate backs for starting roles as they drill to meet the Tar Heels' Irish tactics.
Morgan Blake, sports editor of the Atlanta Journal, lauds the North Carolina Tar Heels for strong play in nearly every game except the Georgia loss. He notes they looked exceptional and suggests they could beat Tulane or Tennessee in top form, praising their attitude after defeat.
An advertisement touts Sargon as a cure in a six year decline case of indigestion and liver trouble. Mrs Emma Carew of 1718 Laurel Street Columbia testifies her digestion improved, blood pressure normalized, swelling and numbness disappeared, and energy returned after using Sargon Soft Mass Pills. available at Cecil's Drug Store and Mann Drug Co in High Point.
London reports that divorces in England cost over 4 million dollars annually. About 80 percent of the 4,000 annual cases are undefended, with lawyers’ fees exceeding 2.25 million dollars. The remaining 20 percent average over 2.25 million dollars, totaling above four million.
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