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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1936
Page
7
The weekly business survey shows cooler weather and back-to-school demand pushing retail trade ahead while industrial activity slips. Labor Day timing and auto production shifts influence overall prospects with rail, steel, and electricity figures reflecting mixed momentum.
A coroner's jury found Albert McAllister, a Charlotte city truck driver, blameless in the death of Ben Robinson, a young bicyclist who died beneath the truck.
Carl Wright a 55 year old Gastonia real estate figure was critically injured when he leaped into the side of a car while trying to dodge another vehicle. He was treated at the scene and rushed to a hospital for further care.
Vivian Smith, a Black woman, lost her left ear in a fray and refused police action. Ed Morrison, another Black man, was arrested.
The ninth district medical society covering Rowan Davidson Davie Iredell Alexander Catawba Caldwell Watauga and Ashe counties will convene in Salisbury on September 24.
In Concord the Hahn family annual reunion brought together roughly 1,500 relatives for a large gathering. The event showcased extended family ties and community warmth as members reunited and shared memories.
Harnett county commissioners allocate four thousand two hundred fifty dollars toward building an armory auditorium in Dunn. The action aims to support local military readiness and community facilities.
Serious injuries reported to 13 year old Jack Basterling after being struck by a car in Rocky Mount. Police on scene investigating details of the collision and listing potential witnesses.
Dr. M R Braswell of Rocky Mount presented the library board with a 2500 check completing part of a 20000 maintenance and improvement fund for the Thomas Hackney Braswell Memorial Library.
Seene Greenville N C funeral services were held at 3 PM for Charlies B Jones 74 a Free Will Baptist minister who died yesterday after a fall.
An automobile struck by a striker rolled backward and bumped the hotel brick wall, causing only minor damage to the vehicle fenders with no injuries reported. The incident occurred in Greensboro and involved Harry Marks' parked car.
Registration for freshmen started the 103rd Wake Forest session as classes begin Wednesday.
Alamance county farm agent N. C. Shiver forecasts a normal tobacco crop with better than average quality for the season as the market opens in Burlington. October 5.
In Elizabeth City a coroner’s jury ruled Walter C. Jones died by his own action on Saturday, determining the death not to be the result of external causes.
Officials announced today that Elon College freshman enrollment has surpassed the 180 mark. The milestone reflects growing student interest at the institution.
Bobbitt, 19, of Durham died when his automobile overturned near here yesterday. Five other occupants escaped with minor injuries.
Police enforcing Charlotte blue law halted a free bowling exhibition yesterday. The action underscores strict Sunday restrictions in the city.
Hendersonville officials announced plans to lower the level of Lame Summit in an effort to reach the bodies of three people who drowned a week ago. A deep sea diver had failed to recover them.
Edward C. Burgess aged 22 of Danville Virginia drowned yesterday while cooling off after a tennis match in Tar River. The body was transported to Greenville for burial.
Marian Martin unveils Pattern 9932 a versatile young frock with raglan sleeves and a contrasting collar. suitable in wool silk satin or synthetics. Sizes 14 to 42, 3 1 2 yards fabric for size 16, order through The Enterprise Pattern Department New York with 15 cents per pattern and 25 cents for book.
Dow Jones averages showed gains across Industrials and Railroads reaching new highs for the year. Kinney Company and select packing stocks attracted buying interest while New York City relief bonds sold at record low rates. North Carolina bond markets firm with rising prices amid highway debt tension and state revenue uptick.
Sermon theme Substance in Christian Science lessons on September 138 1932 cites Hebrews 11 1 Proverbs 8 19 23 and Science and Health passages. Text emphasizes reality of Life Soul and divine Principle and the shift from material to spiritual understanding as key to human capabilities.
Agricultural engineer M Brown briefs local Soil Conservation Service on terrace maintenance in Deep River area. He cites 983.6 miles of terraces created over three years affecting 11 794 acres and urges fall plowing, outlet upkeep, and meadow strip care to prevent erosion and silting.
A reader argues that new traffic rules, especially a 10 mile per hour Main Street zone, create a timing trap. They claim safety zones, distant lights, and short change intervals force drivers to risk red lights and seek legal guidance on avoiding the technicality.
An unusual Hornets report notes a colony constructing a nest in an empty corn shuck, illustrating their habit of finding sheltered spaces in rural settings.
An 1860s style fragment notes science guiding thoughts toward divine principle. It argues finite belief should relinquish error and accept rational inquiry alongside faith. The line reflects the era's debate between science and religion as guiding truth.
A reader asks how to help a fiancé whose partner belittles him and dominates conversations. The adviser says little can be done except encourage the man to see the situation before marriage, noting that once married the dynamic often worsens into nagging and control.
A notice directs all inquiries to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise and promises prompt replies.
The piece notes record traffic deaths last year totaling 36 400 with over 1 250 000 injuries and one in 100 Americans injured. It urges drivers and communities to support license laws and local court efforts and highlights progress in accident reduction through citizen groups and city action.
Tax exempt investments constituted nearly one sixth of America’s total investments in 1933 signaling a substantial shift in capital allocations. The year’s figures reflect a growing reliance on tax-advantaged instruments amid economic recovery efforts.
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