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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1932

Page

5

Mrs Allen hosts birthday party for Juanita Allen

Mrs George Allen entertained many children Saturday afternoon at 1206 Thissell street from 2 to 5 oclock for her daughter Juanita Farge Allen s eleventh birthday. Guests played games and danced in the living room, then enjoyed cake lemonade candy and fruit while Juanita opened presents. Attendees included Margaret McIntyre Opal Wilkins Dorothy Irvin Margie Wilkins Vera Anderson Hester Morgan and Elizabeth Irvin.

Allen George Allen Thissell Street Juanita Farge Allen Juanita Margaret Mclintyre Opal Wilkins Dorothy Irvin Margie Wilkins Vera Anderson Hester Morgan Elizabeth Irvin

Studying Food Value to Cut Costs in the Home

The article argues a cheap but adequate diet is possible by studying natural foods and cooking creatively. It outlines a five-fifth division of the food budget into vegetables and fruits, milk and cheese, meats and eggs, bread and cereals, and fats and groceries. It stresses cereals and dried fruits as economical energy sources and notes cheese as a high value, low waste option. It also notes affordable fish varieties can lower meal costs.

U. S. Food Administration Lucy Gillet New York Association

Murderous secret drives a weekend at Linda Averill's

Linda Averill and husband Tom host five guests at their Long Island home. Cousin Amos causes friction with writer LIAN SHAUGHNESSEY and others. Early morning a terrace accident reveals Amos dead after an apparent shooting by an unseen guest, leaving Linda shocked and determined to uncover the killer.

Long Island Low Island Linda Averidl Averills Amos Peabody Captain DE Vos Averill MR. Statlander Marvin Pratt Linda's Lian Shaughnessey Amos Shaughnessey Lander DeVos Cousin Amos Statlander Tom Averill Binks Tom Tommy

Linking ancient man unearthed near Pekin skull site

Researchers under Dr. G B Barbour of the University of Cincinnati report fossilized wristbones found at Pekin Man site in 1929 confirm a true prehistoric man lived there, not an ape man, marking a key link in human ancestry.

Cincinnati G. B. Barbour University of Cincinnati

Thomasville Parties And A Quiet Wedding In Town

Mrs. W. S. Hunt hosted two bridge and set back evenings with many locals including Miss Jessie Blair Tom Kearns and Phil Shuford. A wedding for Miss Johnie Yokeley and Luther Pierce was solemnized at the Methodist parsonage with a simple ring ceremony.

Thomasville W. S. Hunt Jessie Blair Tom Kearns Vertie Bryant Robert Hobert Lee Fouts Clarence Tomlinson Raymond Phillips Phil Shuford Albert Shuford Johnie Yokeley Luther Pierce Thomasville Circuit Highland Avenue John Cline John Yokeley Route One Mr. Pierce G. R. Pierce

Silent Balcony Struggle on the Sound

Linda bursts into the empty room on the central hall balcony and pursues a view of the Sound when a dark figure attacks from behind with a scarf. Tom retreats toward the float as the scene ends with Linda struggling for breath and freedom.

Linda Tom

X rays to identify criminals by head bones

Scotland Yard tests a new system that may replace fingerprints. X ray photographs of heads would show unique facial bone cavities and head shapes to identify suspects, according to Dr. Poole the inventor.

London Scotland Yard Poole

Virginia and Carolina Rivalry Climaxed by Postseason Hammering

In Chapel Hill on November 21, 1892 Virginia defeated Carolina 38 to 18 in the regular game, but the Tar Heels came back to win 26 to 0 in a postseason clash. Virginia had claimed the championship of the south earlier, underscoring a storied, uneven rivalry.

DeVos Amos Linda Virginia Carolina Chapel Hill Tar Heels Cavaliers South Charlottesville

Hamlet audience lingered after performance quote

A self described actor notes that when he played Hamlet the audience lingered twenty minutes before departing. A fellow clubman adds a skeptical remark pondering if the actor was lame.

Ald Hamlet

Harry and Hilda Exchange Witty Exchange

A brief dialogue scene centers on Harry declaring love to Hilda who counters with a sharp biting verse about holding his breath. The exchange reveals a playful tension and witty rapport between the two speakers.

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Robert Pruitt Roger Lee M. P Woman’s Missionary Society The First Methodist Protestant Church Naomi Dawson Roberts Hall High Point College High Point Bowery Greensboro W. Paul Jenkins Mildred Jacquéline High Point Hospital Jenkins Gladys Hicks Church League Church Service League of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church A. G. Douglas Parkway Burbank Garden Club Ana J. H. Prevost Altrusa Club Clayton W. F. Clayton Lindsay Street Baptist Church Rayle S Elisabeth Rayle Guilford General Hospital Thomas Broadwater Zeb Chernault Roanoke, Va City Rotary Drive Moffitt’s North Main Gabrielle EA Sor Connecticut George Clark Thomasville Society Sam Myers Will Long Mrs Carson Ox Queen Victoria Vas Isle Gooch- Thomas, Inc North Main Street Harry Darling Hilda Ewr Eugene Perris Penny Building Car Washington and N. Main Cranford
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