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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1930
Page
9
Leonard Dry Cleaning Co offers $0.30 per suit to clean and press. Advertises address 203 South Main and reference A-4-20.
A list of new entrants in the colored division of yard and garden contests is reported. Names include Mrs Hattie F Robbins, Rev D S Sauber, Malinda Adderton, Ethel Dyson, David Carter, Mrs M A Saulter, Anna Saunders, Ophelia McConnell, Gertrude Saulter, James Scott, Elia Jones, Mrs Birdie Saunders, Mrs Mary L Baldwin, Lester Strong, Mrs Lewis Ross, Flora Tomlin, Rosanna Davis, Rev Henry A Davis, Maggie Lindsay, and Ella Jones with corresponding addresses.
Rev. J E Shu felt announces special Holy Week services at St. Luke's Lutheran church on Wednesday and Friday nights at 8. Easter sunrise service at 5 18 a m includes the Lord's Supper. A children's Easter service is scheduled for 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
The immense power shovel will scoop up a dozen wagon loads of material, raise it 85 feet, and dump it in about a minute, showcasing extraordinary scale and capability.
New York stocks showed broad activity with many names advancing and others dipping. The session noted large volumes across major industrials and utilities as traders eyed earnings and the week’s economic data.
Funeral services for Marshall Caldwell a well known resident will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at the Cherry Street Presbyterian church. Caldwell died Saturday afternoon at his Leonard street home prompting the services.
The New Orleans cotton market opened easier as March domestic consumption fell short of expectations by about 20 000 bales. May July and October futures slid early before stabilizing, with closing declines of 19 to 25 points and mixed intra day quotes across the old crop and deferred contracts.
A brief quip from the Passing Show notes a right hand man needed by Farmer Gray with a left handed joke from a tramp. The exchange signals a humor sketch setup and character contrast.
New York stock market opened irregularly, then rose in early afternoon led by farm implement and tobacco shares. Many issues fell 1 to about 8 points on profit taking before buyers dried up. copper demand remained light and copper price held at 18 cents. Allied Chemical slipped 7% after a strong prior week. Union Pacific and Eastman Kodak dropped. U S Industrial Alcohol near year low at 98 1 8.
A boys' quartet directed by L. L. Stookey will broadcast from the High Point studio of radio station WNBC tonight from 7 05 to 7 35 showing a program of novelty and standard numbers.
Mrs. A G Dixon says High Point residents are asked to donate Octagon product coupons to the Methodist Protestant Children's Home to obtain electric refrigeration equipment. Proctor and Gamble offers incentive. 120000 coupons needed with 75000 already secured amid recent warm weather.
Senator Coleman Blease of South Carolina commented on the Mary Baker slaying in Arlington cemetery, saying it reflected conditions he already expected in Washington. City of High Point invites sealed bids for 500000 water and 1000000 sewer bonds, detailing maturities, interest rates, and bid requirements with a April 15, 1930 deadline.
The Census Bureau reports March cotton consumption at 608,576 bales of lint and 63,976 linters, up from February and below March last year. On-hand stocks at consuming establishments and storage totals are given, with March imports 28,279 bales and exports 477,678 bales of lint. Spindle activity for March stands at 28,898,464.
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