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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1936
Page
3
NER Service Staff Writer Alicia Hart argues that popularity now favors intelligent, well groomed women over mere beauty. She advises cultivating charm through grooming, stylish but affordable clothes, hobbies, and active listening to others to build genuine connections.
A woman asks if a 35 year old with five month younger partner can marry. The counselor warns against rushing into marriage despite chemistry, stressing enduring compatibility and shared values, cautioning that youth and charm alone do not guarantee lasting success.
The four councils of Junior Order United American Mechanics plan a rally at Ray Street School Friday October 9 starting 7 30 pm. Admission is free, and Lexington orphanage children will provide music. O U A M attorney J M Sharpe Jr of Reidsville will give the principal address. A magic exhibit by High Point magician A Coke Cecil will follow.
Pastors and members of the Piedmont Baptist association promotion committee, representing 52 churches in Guilford and nearby counties, will gather at the First Baptist church in Greensboro this afternoon at 2 30. Clarence A. Smith, the association moderator, announced the event.
All questions should be addressed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. They will be answered promptly.
Stocks rose in a brisk market led by steels and rails with gains to about eight points. A large turnover of roughly 1.6 million shares marked the Saturday session, as seven months of activity were recorded and new six year highs appeared on the tape.
Inquest to be held at King North Carolina into the death of Will Chapman a 31 year old escaped convict who died in Winston Salem yesterday from wounds inflicted by Deputy Sheriff Raymond Stuart after Chapman struck the officer and attempted to take his pistol Sheriff J J Taylor of Stokes County reported the incident stating the deputy shot Chapman.
Rome marks the war anniversary with flags and bunting across cities and band concerts in parks. Newspapers publish long accounts of the invasion, noting victory for Italian forces and the annexation of Ethiopia to Italy.
Members of the High Point lodge and the Thomasville lodge will hold a joint celebration at Sedgefield Manor on Friday night October 23 to mark Mooseheart founding with a public initiation and a concluding dance inviting community attendance.
The United States buys more than 15.5 million stamps each year, reflecting broad consumer and business use across the nation. This figure highlights ongoing demand for postal services and related products in a large economy.
The 37th annual Winston Salem and Forsyth County Fair runs five days from October 6 to 11 with school days for pupils and teachers. Thursday features a top harness race between Rosalind Ed Lasater and Bill Strang. Evening entertainment includes the Winter Garden Revue, Atlantic City diving horse, Frank Cervone band, and a World of Mirth midway.
The board will be present to discuss the meeting purpose. A full representation of all churches is requested by Mr. Smith.
Greenville North Carolina October 3 Hearing on a temporary restraining order to allow Joanne Bloom to attend school has been postponed to October 26 the day she turns six. Her father Eli Bloom obtained the order after authorities barred entry under a state regulation requiring six by October 1. A hearing on permanency was set before Judge N A Sinclair yesterday.
The text notes five future years with only odd unduplicated digits: 1937 1953 1957 1973 and 1975, all in the present century. After these, a gap of 1182 years is forecast before such a date recurs.
Insurance against multiple births is described as increasingly common in England with insurers offering policies to cover twins and even triplets. The piece notes rising premiums and broader coverage alongside growing public interest.
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