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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1930
Page
6
The Euphonian Glee Club of Guilford College will present a concert at the Allen Jay school auditorium on Friday evening April 11 at 7 o'clock. The public is invited.
Beauties who guard their complexions use MELLOGLO Face Powder only. The skin looks natural and not pasty or flaky. It spreads smoothly and gives a youthful bloom. Made by a new French process MELLO GLO Face Powder stays on longer. Mann Drug Co.
Advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a mild laxative and remedy for digestive discomfort in babies and children. It claims benefits for souring food, vomiting, feverishness, colic, and constipation, and promotes its use to neutralize cow milk for infant feeding. The ad offers a free booklet and lists The Phillips Co. address in New York.
Plans for the Western North Carolina Conference Missionary meeting cite Wesley Memorial church dates April 22 to 25 with about 300 delegates. Mrs. C. C. Weaver leads the auxiliary and hosts include a luncheon at Mrs. J. W. Wilson’s Hillcrest drive home and an informal reception at the church.
T J Gola returned yesterday from a professional visit to Raleigh. Mrs Harold Bennett spent the morning in Winston Salem. T I Hurley father of Mrs Irving Cagle is ill at St Leo s hospital in Greensboro. Mrs J W Yates returned to Monroe after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Ogburn. Many courtesies were extended to Mrs Yates during her stay. Mrs Reid Marsh and her son Reid Jr returned from New York where they were with Mr Marsh. Friends of Mr Marsh, who has been quite ill, are glad his condition is improving.
High Point party members traveling to Washington for night school pupils will attend a buffet luncheon at the General Federation of Women's Clubs headquarters on April 18 at 1 20 o clock. Mrs John F Sippel national president will host and extend invites including Mrs Hoover and other senators and spouses.
Raleigh April 10. North Carolina State College textile students close their annual exposition with a style show featuring 39 Meredith Peace and North Carolina College for Women Greensboro students wearing dresses they designed and handmade from fabrics woven by the State college. Prizes from Raleigh merchants will go to winners. The textile section was open for inspection this morning with machinery in operation to illustrate the full mill process from raw to finished fabric.
The Bank of St Pauls in North Carolina reopened under the same officials after a limited run led to its temporary closure on March 6. In Greensboro, James Edwards, 65, died from injuries at a railway underpass with authorities saying he may have been struck by a train or fallen onto the street below. A North Carolina grand jury charge cites bootleggers and slot machines as corrupting youth.
Five year old Charles S. Crannon Jr. was seriously injured after being struck by an automobile in North Carolina. No witnesses were present at the scene and AP dispatches note the incident is under police inquiry.
In QQHESTER South Carolina a seven year old Black boy named Duncan was killed after a frightened mate toppled the buggy by a blown paper, throwing Duncan onto the highway.
Raleigh police reported 338 total arrests in March with liquor offenses making up 127 cases. Jerk Carroll noted more than one third of arrests stemmed from liquor charges.
A sub committee appointed by Governor Gardner to study prison systems in other states is in Birmingham Alabama to begin a tour of southern states and recommend reforms to the North Carolina system.
Roose Knelt Dail, a taxi driver from Inston, North Carolina, was arrested on charges of attempted criminal attack against a girl under fourteen named Rose Salter.
Gov. Max Gardner will return to his Raleigh offices tomorrow after a week away in Winchester Virginia visiting former governor Harry Flood Byrd.
Dr Bernard C Clausen pastor of the First Baptist Church of Syracuse N Y will deliver the commencement address at Meredith College on June 8 Dr John L Hill of the Southern Baptist Sunday school board Nashville Tenn will deliver the baccalaureate sermon on June 1 at the same ceremony
In Salisbury North Carolina April 10 an alleged attempt to wreck Southern passenger train No 16 from Asheville to Salisbury was investigated by railway city and county officers. Three Negroes were arrested last night for removing two rails and were jailed. their names were withheld. The arrests occurred shortly before the train arrived.
The Charlotte News reports Walter Haywood former treasurer of the People's Building and Loan Association of Mount Gilead will surrender to Montgomery county officials after bond arrangements. A warrant for embezzlement followed his disappearance amid a $14,000 shortage. Haywood was said to be hiding at a relative's home and may have been sighted near Morrow Mountain.
Executor George S Ullman files accounting showing bills totaling 551846 against an estate valued at 800000 Valentino died in New York on August 23 1926 Police reserves were needed to control crowds at the star's wake on Broadway mortuary plans and public viewing drew thousands
Mrs Adelaide Lean 58, former wife of Detroit banker Charles Kaufman, won a 25 thousand dollar verdict in New York Supreme Court against Charles F Harman 67, a millionaire bachelor, in a 250 thousand dollar breach of promise case reported April 10.
Two Black suspects attempting to rob the First State Bank of Polytechnic were shot and killed today. Assistant Cashier J M Fry was wounded, possibly fatally, in the robbery attempt near Fort Worth Texas.
Standard Oil companies of New Jersey and New York announced advances in crude oil prices in the Texas and Mid-Continent fields, marking an end to the price cutting war that began in January.
The Norris resolution for an investigation of campaign expenditures was reported to the senate from the elections committee and referred to the audit committee for approval of expenses of the proposed inquiry.
The senate approved an appropriation of 15 million dollars for prohibition enforcement as part of the treasury and post office bill, authorizing annual funding for enforcement activities.
In Los Angeles on April 10 a Valentino funeral account lists an $1800 charge for tips to police. The item appears in a broader accounting regarding the funeral expenses for Rudolph Valentino.
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