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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1935
Page
2
High Point College opens registration for upperclassmen tomorrow at 2 PM with forecasts of 325 students, up from last year’s near 300. Dormitories show full capacity and freshmen begin registration Thursday with classes starting Friday morning.
In medieval England King Edward II treated the killing of a falcon as a death offense. Falcons were prized for hawking, hunting birds in flight, and their loss carried severe punishment.
A new pleasant powder keeps teeth firmly set and deodorises. No taste or feeling. To eat in comfort, sprinkle on your plates today.
The calendar lists start times for classes and registrations. Senior and junior high begin regular classes at 8 80 a m. Old elementary pupils register at 9 00 a m for fees and new pupils register at 1 00 p m for book fees.
Fred L. Babcock of Rowella Apartments reported two spot lights stolen from his car over the weekend. Each light valued at 25 dollars. Thomas Sutter of 1401 Sharrod Street said two tires and one front light were stolen. Dave Faulkner of 703 Prospect Street reported seven chickens taken from his home.
Foreign Minister Beck of Poland warns of a boycott if war erupts. Lozoraitis of Lithuania pledges loyalty to international engagements amid friction with Germany over Memel. Hitler voices concern over Memel treatment and elections as breaches of treaties. Debates at the League of Nations feature Panamanian Haitian and Irish officials urging firm action, while De Valera argues loyalty carries cost and tests the League’s survival.
Mrs. Dow Parker of Farmington Missouri describes relief from weakness cramping nervousness and back and side pain after taking Cardus. She says several ladies spoke of Cardus and her mother had taken it before she tried it. She regained weight and strength and advises consulting a physician if it does not help.
In a 12 minute talk Hitler deplores Jewish agitation and warns Lithuania to ensure justice for Germans in Memel territory. He criticizes Bolshevik internationalism and a New York flag incident as signs of growing hostility to Germany while insisting Germany pursues its own peaceful foreign policy.
Dr Wells battles a second shot while Long allies, led by Gov O K Allen and Seymour Weiss, organize the Long funeral and state house affairs. A peace talk hints at a tax probe truce as federal investigations touch Louisiana with prison and indictments. Mayor Walmsley hopes Roosevelt aids Long foes in Louisiana.
The letter reports a choppy week for stocks with the Silver group rising to new highs and U S Smelting surging on Friday. Chrysler advances then retraces as traders lock profits. Southern Railway shows accumulation. Overall, the market seems higher and urges selective buying on any meaningful up move.
Two thirteen year old boys from West Green street were found in a drunken stupor in Willie Park this afternoon. Hospital authorities say they were taken to Guilford General Hospital by two women who witnessed the incident after they left home early this morning while saying they would hunt grapes.
Henry in Gwitzerland and Krumen in Bohemia were the two earliest agricultural colleges to be established in 1797.
Rev G W Bachrham pastor of First Emmanuel Baptist church will preach at Women's Memorial A M E church Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. He will be accompanied by his choir and congregation. Rev C C Phillips to conduct revival at Gethsemane Rev C C Raillips of Winston Salem will conduct a revival at Gethsemane Baptist church beginning this evening at 8 o'clock and continuing to Friday September 20. The public is invited to attend the services Beacon Light Choral Club Sings For Snow Memorial Bible Class The Beacon Light Choral club under the direction of O E B Simmons sang four selections at the Snow Memorial Bible class of the First Presbyterian church.
Rev. Alexander Mattison preached on The Duty of a Christian at Women's Memorial AME Church Sunday morning. He urged living Christian principles actively, not just in theory, for true pleasure. Afterward, M. M. Gerran, absent two months due to illness, was welcomed back into active service.
The William Penn Student Placement Bureau has received many requests from private homes for students seeking part time work. All requests filled. many students still want afternoon and weekend work or special tasks such as yard work and window cleaning.
A fragment notes to telephone Thomas B. Smith at 44466 during the school day and at 44474 during other hours, indicating a contact detail within a larger notice. The text is incomplete but preserves a named individual and two phone numbers for reachability.
Personal Misses Thelma Gaylord Helen Wooley and Clara Gabriel left Sunday morning for a one month encampment at the J. K. Bricks Educational camp Enfield.
Federal charges against J ercy Flowers Jimmie Flowers and D W Flowers of Johnston county accuse conspiracy to violate revenue laws. They will not be tried in U S district court here this week but will be presented to the federal grand jury and later tried in Raleigh. Each is free on bail of 10000.
Lieut. Charles Keith Palmer 27 Navy flyer died when his single seater fighter failed to recover from a 5000 foot dive and crashed during gunnery practice at Border Field San Ysidro. Palmer, Annapolis 1931 graduate, leaves widow a month old son and his mother in Timmonsville South Carolina.
A Q and A column by Anne Ashley offers practical fabric care tips. It covers cleaning black broadcloth with earth powder, avoiding gilt loss on china by cautious soap use, and darning stockings without knotting threads to ease wear.
Raleigh Sept 16 retiring secretary of the state school commission Le Roy Martin issued a statement clarifying his past remarks on eliminating local politics in schooling and reducing high schools He favors a central authority selecting superintendents from local nominees while local committees hire principals and teachers He notes current state funding and redistricting lessen local political influence and argues for broader high school aims beyond college prep including career preparation and revamped courses
Chicago market trends note butter at 12 717 for the day with creamery specials 93 score and various grade prices. Eggs at 7 334 with steady prices across extra firsts local and current receipts.
The 46th Western North Carolina Methodist conference will open in Salisbury on October 24 and close October 28 with appointments read. Bishop Paul B. Kerns and conference secretary William B Sherill presided, with guest speaker Bishop Charles Wesley Burns of Boston delivering two addresses.
Raleigh notes a routine session of the local government committee scheduled for tomorrow. The meeting will cover standard agenda items and official actions without major policy shifts.
A camera obscura shaped turret is installed at Hamilton Field California to observe bombers. An observer watches aircraft images projected on a table map through a wide angle lens during maneuvers.
Commander James E. Van Sandt of the Veterans of Foreign Wars blasts deaths among Florida keys veterans last Labor Day as being used to push a bonus. He predicts the issue will dominate floor discussions at the 36th annual VFW convention in New Orleans with calls for an immediate cash bonus and a push to prevent a repeat of the 1932 bonus army situation.
In the 3rd Gordon Bennett balloon race twelve balloons drifted east northeast over eastern Poland. Sightings included two near Dialowice 250 miles east of Warsaw and two near Getorna, with one white balloon crossing Limica. Three balloons hovered near Baranowice about 260 miles east. A Polish radio station tracked weather data overnight but received no responses.
Four year old Bettle Lola Godwin died in a local hospital after being struck by a truck driven by Julius Henley of Dun Route 3. The accident happened when she stepped toward her father's car and into the truck's path. Witnesses identified the scene and there will be no inquest.
H E Wade brings a Ram's Horn pepper to Enterprise from his garden at 18 West Lexington Avenue. The twin peppers form a horned shape and are on display in The Enterprise window for public view.
An ad promotes B. C. as a fast relief remedy by a registered pharmacist. It claims action in three minutes for periodical pains and also alleviates colds headaches neural muscular aches and fever while calming a stressed nervous system. It suggests 10¢ and 20¢ packages are available wherever drugs are sold.
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