Visitors and social visits noted at Philadelphia meeting
Mrs Walter T Tice and a small son visit relatives in Philadelphia. Mrs C H Jamison of Elkin spent yesterday here as guest of Mrs D H Parsons. In the afternoon she attended the meeting.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1931
Page
6
Mrs Walter T Tice and a small son visit relatives in Philadelphia. Mrs C H Jamison of Elkin spent yesterday here as guest of Mrs D H Parsons. In the afternoon she attended the meeting.
Southern France farmer Jean Roussier slept as flood waters lifted his bed and carried him about a mile. Neighbors on the floodplain used rafts to rescue him. He said the trip was his first ever on a body of water and would like a future excursion boat ride.
John McCallum was arrested as a vagrant and ordered to leave Milwaukee. Later the same night police caught him again at the street car waiting station while he lingered, declining to say if he planned to board a car.
Cooked liquids thickened with cornstarch should be kept covered after stirring stops. Covering prevents moisture evaporation and the formation of a skin on the surface.
Paris reports that more than 100000 German families are visiting graves in France and Belgium seventeen years after invasion. Repairs by governments have replaced dilapidated crosses with headstone tablets at neatly kept graves and cemeteries, matching Allied upkeep.
The Yale Peabody Museum in New Haven displays a 70 foot long, six foot high Brontosaurus skeleton believed to have lived 120 million years ago. The bones were found in Wyoming about 50 years ago and have now been assembled into the full form of the animal weighing over six tons.
Hawaiians adapted a guitar brought by Portuguese traders to create the ukulele. The instrument’s small size and distinctive tuning helped it gain popularity in local music and later worldwide.
Community roundup from Deep River detailing reunions at Deep River church Ledbetter and Hines gatherings at John Hines home and at Marlboro church in Randolph county. Local visits include Frances Smith with Mrs Reuben Jordan Beulah Skeen returning to Guilford College and various residents visiting Raleigh Asheville and High Point. A German scientist reportedly discovered a method to powder fruits without heat or cold preserving flavor and nutrition.
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