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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1933
Page
12
Randolph Scott and Judith Allen star in a Paramount adaptation of a Zane Grey thriller arriving Friday at the Broadhurst. The western romance promises brisk action and rugged frontier drama.
The film features stars like Buster Crabbe Noah Beery Raymond Hatton and Harry Carey with Monte Blue in a key supporting role. Henry Hathaway directs from a Jack Cunningham and Mar Flannery screenplay. The Thundering Herd unfolds against buffalo backdrop reflecting the hide trade boom in western prairies.
As currency controls bite Greece restricts movement. A Greek company buys goods from an English manufacturer and offers the latter’s family a four month holiday in Athens to clear the debt. This move shifts financial burden onto workers and relatives amid economic strain.
The text notes that the world requires 26 thousand tons of quinine for treating 650 million malaria patients, yet the annual supply falls to about 600 tons, highlighting a huge shortfall in this life-saving drug.
Oak Ridge Military Institute cadet corps will hold its first dress parade of the year on the school athletic field this Sunday at 3 PM. More than two hundred cadets will pass the reviewing stand to a twenty five piece band, with eighty officers and men in two companies plus a crack squad of forty performing unorthodox moves under Major R P Larkins.
Miss Lois Hardison hosted a Friday evening gathering in her basement on Broad Street with games, roasted weiners, and popcorn. Attendees included Vera York Mary Elizabeth McLauren Virginia Maynard Frances Oliver Pauline Walker Ruby Wehry Jewel Dean Louise Hardison Lois Hardison Ian Taylor Paul Brigman Stanley Hubbard Ed Willoughby Norma Hill Joe Montgomery Mac Barefoot Fred Sappenfield Toots York Henry Byrum Jack Royals Ernest Howell Essie Summey Paul Vincannon Buster Barfield Jimmy Greene.
Greensboro news reports Western Union Telegraph Company filed its answer in a U. S. court denying negligence and non-performance of contract in a suit by Frank Jones Robinson and Marie Evelyn Robinson of High Point seeking $2,500 for a tardy death message delivery.
An order signed by Judge Johnson J in Greensboro federal district court directs that offers for sale be submitted following a court action dated November 25. The filing sets the process in motion under the court’s supervision.
Merle Mann notes hand knits and crocheted garments dominate current style. At a New York luncheon many women wear sweaters and knitted toppers with suits. The piece details stitches, yarns, color combos, and hat shaping for stylish berets and blouses with instructions available in city shops.
In the case of John O D Biggs as receiver for Commercial National Bank against R G Lassiter and company the Lassiter receivers are ordered to submit sale offers from the ancillary hearing in the eastern district court and report to the court on the disposition of the defendant concern assets.
A pacifist turned killer and his beloved face wartime trials in Ace of Aces a gripping RKO drama starring Richard Dix and Elizabeth Allan at the Rialto Theater Wednesday and Thursday Dix enlists joins air service and becomes a relentless hunter as war tests their bond and a nurse fiancee aids the arc of love and sacrifice
The Enterprise reprints Lincoln and Bible based views warning of world upheaval and the League of Nations. It predicts a major crisis in 1936 with Armageddon imagery, calls for divine guidance and national repentance through prayer. Christ is the hope of the nation.
An opinion note asserts that the United States requires a religion centered in the home. The piece reflects a call for domestic piety and moral guidance as foundational to national character.
A coroner's jury labeled the double slaying of W. L. Jennings and Miss May Mills as murder and death by own action. Jennings shot Mills twice then killed himself in his car near Orangeburg. Fire Chief G H Fisher and Dr L P Thackston testified at the inquest as the only witnesses. Services will be held for the widow and Jennings' mother.
An event titled God Has Promised to Send Elijah the Prophet Just Before the End of the World is advertised for 8 P M at City Hall Court Room and 7 30 P M at Rialto Theater. The program asks Who Is This Elijah and presents a prophetic interpretation of Revelation Fifth Chapter.
Botanists classify the peanut as part of the bean family explaining its legume status and distinctive edible seeds. The statement clarifies plant taxonomy and practical uses in agriculture.
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