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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1930
Page
8
The Young People's Service League of Saint Mary's Episcopal church hosts a carnival tonight at 7 o'clock at the parish house on North Main and Farriss avenue. Public invitation extended.
In a bridge rubber bidding puzzle Z should pass? No, Z should bid five hearts. Despite risk, five hearts offers best protection against opponents’ four spades and preserves potential rubber. The analysis shows forcing two suits, with partner’s four hearts signaling aid, yields best chance to win at least three tricks.
Mrs Orion Vancannon and her mother Mrs H W Thurber are in Greensboro for a day. Mrs J O Arthur remains confined at Edgedale Drive due to a weeklong illness. Jessie Curry returns home to Albemarle after visiting the Van cannans at 612 Wise Street. Lucille Lott and Evelyn Hester depart for Charlotte for the State Christian Endeavor convention. Dr Daniel E Poling of Boston to speak on organization work. Willie Welch, city librarian, travels to Florida for a library conference. Eleanor Idol to spend Thanksgiving with parents at Hillcrest Drive with Beatrice Hyde and Winifred Fisher as guests. Nancy Carr Terry to visit Converse College in Spartanburg and stay with her father R B Terry in Roland Park. Alice MacRae Caldwell to spend Thanksgiving with her parents A S Caldwell and wife.
Berlin November 25 The economic party informed Chancellor Bruening it no longer supports the government. Justice Minister Johannes Bredt, a party member, resigns. The move accuses Bruening of leaning on the social democrats at the expense of German interests and economy.
A Ford belonging to Mrs. C. F. Blake caught fire this morning at 11 in a City Fuel garage on Park Street. Fire Company No. 6 responded and prevented spread to the garage with no damage reported.
A column of makeup tips advises resting before a date, taking a warm bath, applying face cream and a reputable facial pack, then relaxing in a dark room. It emphasizes gentle awakening and applying oil to achieve a polished look for the evening.
Mothers should learn Phillips Milk of Magnesia benefits for infants and children. It relieves souring of the digestive tract, belching, vomiting, colic and acts as a mild laxative. A teaspoonful can replace lime water for neutralizing cow’s milk and preventing hard curds. Free book “Useful Information” available from The Phillips Co.
High Point college announces a one day Thanksgiving holiday for students on Thursday. Most students plan to travel to Salisbury to watch the Purple Panthers finish their regular season against the Catawba Indians in the afternoon. A post season charity game against the local all stars is set for December 5 on the high school gridiron.
After applying oil to the face and wiping it off use a perfumed astringent or witch hazel. Pat the face gently then apply makeup. For party mood ensure coiffure is polished. Brush hair and apply a few drops of brilliantine. Ensure hands have an excellent manicure.
A fragment notes a deal on a car with “pay on time” terms tied to an ex convict’s boast about stealing a previous vehicle. Pathfinder conveys the theme of delinquent bargain and restitution in a terse, period voice.
Rocky Mount reports a season high for tobacco with three sets of buyers working without lunch starting early. Official figures show 91 244 pounds sold at 16 55 per hundred with the season total reaching 34 000 340 pounds at 14 83 per hundred and the market blocked before Thanksgiving.
Cherry Street Presbyterian will hold a special Thanksgiving service Thursday at 11 AM sponsored by the junior church. The public is invited to attend.
London readers learn that Richard Dehan, famed novelist of Palestine and South Africa tales, is actually Clo Graves a crippled woman confined to an invalid chair for years. Graves has never left England but her travel descriptions remain remarkably accurate.
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