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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1929
Page
11
Earl and Ed Sexton brothers in law are jailed after a Sunday home dispute that ended with Earl wounded and Ed surrendering. Ed faces assault charges and a gun claim while Earl is charged with assault and non support. A police investigation follows with warrants issued Monday.
Civitan International’s ninth anniversary was celebrated at St Marys Episcopal church in High Point with Horace Haworth recounting the group’s origins from the Birmingham club in 1920 to today. Dr P A Yoder discussed progress against tuberculosis, noting timely detection can prevent most cases and that 93 percent of incipient cases can be cured.
A local report alleges a prearranged scheme involving Bragg and attorney Hawk to deceive Pop. The words suggest a calculated first step in a broader plan to swindle Pop.
Dr. E. D. Stone of Baltimore preached in Lexington revival services at State Street Methodist Protestant church and spoke to the Rotary club. He was introduced by Rev. N. G. Bethea, with Rev. E. B. Ballard of High Point directing music and giving a solo.
The United States is the largest consumer of tin, yet London remains the hub of the tin trade. America imports about half of world production, totaling 78,865 long tons last year, compared with 19,169 long tons bought by England, the next largest buyer.
The German federation plans no dedicated training courses for 1932 Los Angeles candidates following criticism that Amsterdam selections led to over-training and stale athletes. Instead individual clubs will train athletes as they see fit. Bound copies of Le Moniteur Universal were given to the University of Virginia.
Attention Sir Knights convene for a regular business meeting tomorrow night at 8 o clock sharp. Installation of Commandery officers to be conducted. All Knights urged to attend at the Masonic Hall. Eminent Commander S. L. Davis Jr. and Recording Secretary A. Leek Gibson.
Raleigh April 16. Superintendent George Ross Pou said the first quarter of this year brought 384 prisoners into the state prison, more than the 365 admitted during all of 1917 and 1918 combined.
Politicians in England use loudspeaker equipped trucks that project sound over a half mile, allowing campaign orations to reach audiences despite interruptions. The tactic highlights a novel approach to maintaining message reach during rallies.
A dense set of crossword hints includes pleonastic prompts and definitions such as "What type of plating cover most brass faucets" and "What are moving pictures called in Great Britain" alongside numerous short word clues. The fragmentary grid references and scrambled end notes imply a dated, newspaper puzzle page with mixed domestic and literary terms.
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