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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
10
Household horticulture note urges fumigating stored peas beans and popcorn seed to control pea weevils bean weevils and popcorn miller infestations. Recommends fumigation with carbon disulfide or carbon tetrachloride at specific quantities depending on container size and seal.
Matron lists a dressy Marian Martin pattern 9943 in sizes 16 through 48. Includes diagram, fabric suggestions, and ordering details from The Eater ies Pattern Department New York. Also notes planting dates for Scorpio and Capricorn and pruning advice from C. R. Hook.
President Roosevelt dedicated a World War memorial in St Louis urging peace to honor the dead. He linked wartime sacrifice to recovery at home and global peace, noting social inequalities require correction and praising democratic means to solve new problems.
The Young Republican club of Asheboro held its first meeting a dinner and business session at Mrs Stanack Lewis home October 13 with Rufus Routh as acting chairman. Officers elected include President J Francis White Jr Vice Presidents John Kemp Joseph Bowman Calvin Weat Everett Boling Treasurer Watson Millikan Secretary Ernst Keiswetter. Next meeting set for October 19 at White home.
A UNC Medical School and Extension division lecture by Dr. Thomas Fitz Hugh Jr of the University of Pennsylvania will discuss common forms of anaemia in Goldsboro tonight. The item appears in a local report among other notes on weather disasters and quirky facts.
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