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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1937

Page

3

Fears In France For Next War Rise From North Africa Turmoil

Paris reports mounting French concern that unrest in Tunis Algeria and Morocco could force France to divert crack troops at home and strain food and war supplies. Observers link Morocco riots at Meknes to earlier Tunisia and Algeria unrest amid European war pressures.

France Paris Tunis Algeria Morocco Europe Meknes Lyautey Spanish Morocco Spain French

Make the Grade with Kealitt Cheetah Tonic for Children

A mother notes that energetic children need support to build blood strength. Kealitt Cheetah Tonic is promoted to raise red blood cells, improve food enjoyment, and help underweight or ill children regain vitality. No substitute exists says the ad.

Greensboro fair week opens with six days of exhibits and shows

Greensboro begins its 1937 fair with a 4 PM Monday opening marking six days of exhibits and amusements. Guilford and nearby counties showcase extensive farm and industrial displays while midway acts Cetlin and Wilson perform daily. Celebrities George A. Hamid hosts Paradise Revue grandstand shows as Lucky Teter and Hell Drivers thrill on Thursday. Over 54 000 school tickets go to Guilford County districts with free admission for students Friday after 4 30.

Greensboro Guilford George A. Hamid Lucky” Teter Dare Devil Legion of “Hell

Bread truck crash in fog traps driver in Covington

In Covington Virginia a bread truck hit an electric pole in heavy fog and rang a first aid alarm after snapping a wire. Driver Roy Beazley was freed by firefighters and ambulances arrived as he extricated himself from the wreckage.

First Aid Covington Roy Beazley

French Morocco Faces Rising Moroccans and Mussolini Influence

The piece warns that Moroccan discontent, fueled by French university-educated youth and local intelligentsia, could destabilize Morocco as it mirrors nationalist currents. It notes French administrators balance cautious policy while resisting Mussolini’s outspoken Islamic protector rhetoric and aims to keep control.

France Morocco England India

Grange defers plan at agriculture hearing in Winston-Salem

North Carolina Grange will present no specific crop control plan to the U. S. Senate Agriculture committee sub group in Winston-Salem on October 18. Harry Caldwell says the Grange seeks grassroots farmer input and will not endorse any bill or line up supporters, stressing individual farmer ideas over organized positions. The Grange contrasts with the North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation which backs compulsory crop control under regulation and government loans to maintain prices.

En Bureau Sir Walter Hotel IGH North Carolina Grange U. S. Senate Agriculture Committee Winston-Salem Harry B. Caldwell State Grange Caldwell Piedmont Senate Committee Washington The Grange North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation

John McClain Post 197 Legion Plans Armistice Parade

John McClain Post 197 American Legion to meet at 223 Hobson Street Friday for a social and to lay plans for participation in the Armistice Day parade. Ex-service men are urged to attend.

John McClain American Legion

Deacons Ordained at Gethsemane Baptist Church Service

A Sunday afternoon ordination at Gethsemane Baptist Church saw O. P. Hines Chalmers Kimbrough and Stanback Tyson ordained as deacons by Rev. J. W. Gray. The event was followed by a luncheon.

Gethsemane Baptist Church O. P. Hines Chalmers Kimbrough Stanback Tyson J. W. Gray

Superior Court Jury Sustains Padlock Order

A Charlotte jury upheld a padlock order against the Greenwich village roadhouse between Charlotte and Gastonia. The state says the roadhouse is a public nuisance and can be closed for a year with equipment sold at public auction, with an appeal likely to follow.

Charlotte Superior Court Greenwich Village Here Gastonal State Supreme Court

Explosion in Charlotte backyard kills teen Thomas Gardner

An 18 year old, Thomas B. Gardner Jr., died after a cartridge exploded while he worked on a firing device in his backyard. Authorities investigated the fatal accident dated October 14.

Charlotte Thomas B. Gardner, Jr

Local Artists and Contenders Listed for Greensboro Event

Miss Willie Marie Carter, Mrs. E. H. Baker and Prof. W. L. McNair head a group of local artists and Greensboro’s renowned figure as contestants and models. The lineup includes Mesdames Mamie Ross E V Barnhill Alberta Haywood Connie Tyson Hattie Leach Marion Maston J E McClain Carolyn White and Misses Gladys Robinson Viola Ellison Marion Martin Arnetta Burns Bessie Addison among others.

Willie Marie Carter E. H. Baker W. L. McNair Greensboro Mesdames Mamie Ross E. V. Barnhill Alberta Haywood Connie Tyson Hattie Leach Marion Maston J. E. McClain Carolyn White Gladys Robinson Viola Ellison Marion Martin Arnetta Burns Bessie Addison Mesdames Rogenia McNair C. Chavis E. Burford Theodocia M. Johnson E. V. Baldwin George Reids

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