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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1930
Page
6
Community groups announce gatherings from Gene Lamont class at 3 pm with Mrs Smith to various Bible classes at homes, Legion Auxiliary, Afternoon Circle, Lottie Holden class, Eliza Stevens class, Philathea class, and Oak Hill PTA. Also reported are births, visits to Florida, birthday party, and shad supper plans.
Miss Vira Smith has returned to East Lexington Avenue after an operation at a Greensboro hospital. J E Pender grass is ill at home. Houseguests include Mrs James A Carmine of Philadelphia and Mr and Mrs H M Hollis of Treston Md. Mr and Mrs James H Carmine of Syracuse are visiting. T Schumaker and relatives in Thomasville. Schumaker formerly of High Point now with Artwood Carving in Morristown Tenn.
Dr. Clarence A. Barbour president of Brown University will deliver the literary address at Wake Forest college commencement on the morning of June 5. Barbour recently succeeded Dr. Faunce as president of the northern Baptist school and is a known author and speaker in church circles.
Perry, a 21 year old Duke University student from Bluefield West Virginia, died at Watts Hospital yesterday from a cerebral hemorrhage. Indicted former Continental Trust president Dr Wilkinson from Charlotte North Carolina is expected to go on trial next week for making false entries.
A New York attorney who chose to remain unnamed sent a donation to North Carolina inland fisheries, noting the program lacks current year appropriation and relies on anglers licenses. J S Hargett, assistant director of the department, says the gift shows strong interest in game fishing among resident sportsmen.
Sue and Sarah read a city rag story about Harry Becker engagement and another version of his bride. Barbara’s photo appears in the insert. Ruth Bentley wrote the byline but the gossip targets Sue’s past and a looming correction. Donald Payne pressures Sue for details as newsroom rivalries flare.
Harry Watts, 28, is hospitalized in Sheville with a gunshot wound. Watts claims he shot himself. His wife remains in custody on a $500 bond pending the outcome of the wounds. Authorities investigate the incident.
Mrs. U. S. Courtney rushed back from a visit to find her home ablaze and rescued her three months old baby. Damage was listed at $8,008. Pours. CITY, N. O(AD).
Announcement from Wrightsville Beach outlines the spring Shrine ceremonial scheduled for May 30. Event details note location Wrightsville Beach and the date as the key facts for members and attendees.
In Henderson Nevada, Ellen Bailel, 28, took poison and ended her life, authorities report. The tragedy adds to local distress as police investigate the case and file a death by suicide note remains undisclosed.
President Hoover presented the University of Frankfort with a copy of De Re Metallica, the 1556 work by Georgius Agricola, translated from Latin by Hoover and Mrs Hoover.
Announcement states WHR will install a short wave station to transmit television signals. The plan includes sending sight pickups on short waves of some sound programs on its broadcast channel in Cincinnati.
A carefree banter follows a stranger who recognizes Sarah Slade and recalls writing a story about her. He notes the difference clothes make as a moment of intrigue unfolds. Barbara then steps in with a trick, and Jack seeks a private moment with Sue.
The third conference of the South Atlantic Section and the sixth of the Virginia State Division of the American Association of University Women will meet in Williamsburg Virginia April 4 5. Main item is pledging a fellowship for the section. Honor guests include President Mary E Woolley Mount Holyoke College and Dean Mildred R Mell Shorter College. Reservations should
Delegates representing North Carolina to the conference include Mrs. BE. R. Mosher, state president, and Miss Sara Rowe, state secretary. Mrs. William Guy of Williamsburg, and Miss Jeanette S. Kelly, Virginia state division president, also noted.
SYLVA April 2 district meetings begin with Mount Airy hosts for district 4. Mrs. E L McKee announces schedules for 14 districts, each about 10 chapters. The president will attend each division’s session with a full calendar listed from Pittsboro to Kings Mountain through April 15.
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