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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1932

Page

6

Children’s Little Theater planned for fall season

Society notes report the start of the Children's Little Theater fall session next Monday with aims to educate through fairy tale plays. The movement promotes youth leadership in arts and culture, linking American children to global theater traditions and encouraging participation in acting set design and costuming.

Children’s Little Theater France England Little Theater Pier Tea Ein’ Pan Doe America Russia Moscow Art Theater Denmark New York City Little Play House Alice Barnedall Los Angeles

Randolph Couple Married at Asheboro Fair

At the Randolph County Fair in Asheboro on September 23 a formal wedding drew a large crowd. Miss Mattie Pearl Crotts and Mr. W. Caughron exchanged vows before Rev. R. S. Truesdale, with a bridal party including Miss Nellie Caughron and Mrs. Paul Sumner. The couple plan a wedding trip to western Carolina.

Randolph Fair Asheboro Randolph County Truesdale First Methodist Church Asheboro Ethel Johnson Paul Robert Sumner Nellie Caughton Betsy Garner Joel Briles Mattie Pearl Crotts N. D. Crotts W. OO. Caughron Western Carolina

Cooking School to Distribute Free Recipes at Enterprise Session

Preparations for the week's cooking classes at The Enterprise cooking school are nearly complete. Miss Louise Dixon will lecture from the stage in the Paramount theater, reading and explaining recipes as she demonstrates new methods and nutrition ideas. Free recipe booklets will be distributed to all attendees, with demonstrations and exhibits highlighting time saving kitchen tools and beautiful table settings.

Enterprise Cooking School Paramount Theater High Point Louise Dixon Dixon

Jack and Joan Weird remedy conversation

Jack says a certain mime makes his arm smart and Joan suggests rubbing it on the head. The brief exchange appears in a humorous Q and A answer segment.

Jack Joan

Socialist Party Booth at Greensboro Fair Seeks Ballot Signatures

In Greensboro on September 23 the Socialist Party opened a booth at the fair and planned a second day to collect about 10 000 signatures to place Socialist presidential electors on the November 8 state ballot. Representatives would also work in the county courthouse to sign petitions. The cutoff for signer submissions to the state board of elections is September 28. Signing does not commit voters to the Socialist ticket.

Greensboro Socialist Party State Board of Elections

False alarm at Salt Lake Country Club porch

An attendant saw a light flashing on the clubhouse porch and called police. Officers found the light came from a pipe and cigar smoked by two members on the porch, not a thief.

Salt Lake City Utah Salt Lake Country Club

Cause of jealousy linked to iodine in blood

Scientists in Berlin conclude that a jealous wife or sweetheart may have higher iodine levels, finding that the blood of jealous women contains about twice as much iodine as that of nonjealous women.

Berlin

Money in the Shoe Detention in Detroit

Police arrested Henry Hinsbeater after he was seen begging. In his right shoe they found 55, but the sentence ends abruptly in the readable text.

Detroit Henry Hinsbeater

Be Warm Be Modish By JOAN SAVOY NEA Service

Winter comfort and style merge as browns blacks and tans lead the coat parade. Forstmann tweed coats and three quarter length skirts with fur collars highlight the season's fashion. Council meetings are set for Wednesday with the Parent-Teacher group at 3 and 4 o'clock signals. Friends of W M Tucker report illness and a church annex gathering follows at Steele Street home.

Joan Savoy NEA Forstmann Okita Fox Mr. Tucker III Parent-Teacher Council Friends W. M. Tucker Steele Street

Lexington farmer struck by lightning but little injured

Charlie Loftin a 60 year old farmer from the Clear Springs section three miles south of Denton survived a lightning strike to the head while in a chicken lot near his home. The bolt tore his hat and burned hair on the head and legs but left him alive after medical aid.

Enterprise Lexington Charlie Loftin Clear Springs Denton Mr. Loftin

Loftin Sees Doctor After Elbow Pain

Mr Loftin complained of elbow pain when examined by Dr Clyatt who found no serious injury. There were only a few claps of thunder during the shower.

Mr. Loftin Dr. Clyatt

WE DRESS YOUR FISH AND CHICKENS AND DELIVER

A brief notice notes a service to dress fish and chickens for delivery to customers from a local shop. It outlines a kitchen or market offering home delivery and prepared cleaning services. The item emphasizes convenience for residents seeking ready to cook products.

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