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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
10
Fashion column describes harmonizing new hairstyles with hats for a chic feminine look. It outlines three coiffure ideas with matching hats, detailing parts, bangs, curls, and decorative veils or tricorn accents for different face shapes and hat varieties.
The NRA Compliance board releases interpretations on PRA wage and hour rules. Inside and outside commission workers, pre June 16 1933 hires, exceptions for new hires, minimum wage and hours standards, and special cases for salesmen, taxicab drivers, curb service, and underage workers are detailed for various employment setups and adjustments.
Reeves S. Brown of Martenville Va was guest at the High Point Rotary Club luncheon at the Sheraton today. Brown, a former Rotary president, spoke on his reasons for belonging. Senator Josiah W Bailey was announced as guest for next week. Dr Thay Yakley of Thomasville also attended.
A fragment proposes a life expectancy rule: add your parents and four grandparents ages, divide by six, then add one year for every five years over 66. The method yields an approximate lifespan based on family ages and a simple adjustment.
Retail lumber dealers in the Carolinas have won approval for code of fair practice. The plan will add about 1,100 workers and raise annual payroll by roughly 1.6 million dollars. The 25 cent minimum wage and 40 hour week were set after labor resisted higher terms.
Today at the Community Exchange a middle aged white woman seeks light housekeeping for small wages while a colored man seeks cafe or hotel work. A woman offers clothing exchange for household chores and men and women’s clothing are traded for rocks and dirt work. The passage also notes a 44 hour workweek for truck drivers and wage adjustments for incapacitated workers with limits on their inclusion.
A local Republican club met at the Junior Order hall on West Washington street and adopted a resolution unanimously opposing repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. About 700 people attended, with J. M. Thoman presiding. The group plans to invite Gilliam Grissom, former state Internal Revenue commissioner, to speak on Wednesday night October 25.
Revival services start this evening at the First Reformed Church and run for ten days. Rev. W. R. Shaffer preaches tonight and tomorrow at 7:30 with the theme Desire Greatly the Greater Guest. Rev. Arthur Leeming of Philadelphia will arrive Sunday to lead next week’s services.
North Carolina factions United Dry Forces and United Council for Repeal rush to file delegates for the November 7 vote on the 21st amendment. Delegates must file petitions by Saturday midnight, with 84 counties allotted one delegate and others two or three, based on assembly representation.
Government spent 2.66 dollars per head for 25 000 elk in the Jackson Hole district Wyoming last winter. A giant python at the Chicago World's Fair measures 30 feet and weighs 497 pounds.
North Carolina State College in Raleigh reported hazing in a 1911 dormitory ended when freshman Bob Edwards from Goldsboro fought sophomore C A Wallace from Wilmington. Edwards, 180 pounds, struck Wallace with a Coca Cola bottle after a clash. Wallace required a cut chin treatment but neither was seriously hurt. Dean ECloyd said no official action had been taken yet.
Cherokee October report says Indian girls team defeated men by 100 points in archery, marking the first time women beat the male team. The Cherokee fair began Tuesday with twelve thousand spectators watching as archery events continued.
Los Angeles reports a grand jury will consider a plot to disfigure film actor John Warburton after a alleged attack and robbery. Witnesses include Alice White and her fiancé Sidney Bartlett, with former referee Dave Miller named as involved. Detectives say Block and Brown signed a statement alleging Bartlett planned the assault and disfigurement for revenge after Warburton insulted White.
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