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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1930
Page
4
A compilation of wise quotations urges respectful treatment of elders and fellow workers. It contrasts rebuke with private reproval and public commendation, echoing ancient and biblical guidance on interpersonal conduct.
Officials in Raleigh announce renewed effort to publicize and enforce an unused statute requiring motorists to stop before entering a state highway from a side road. Police report recent wrecks and some convictions, urging public awareness to reduce violations.
The article argues Mussolini reduces hazards of his leadership by keeping his family out of public view. It notes Madame Mussolini speaks, acts, and dresses modestly, avoiding glare and criticism. The piece suggests autocratic households often invite trouble, but Mussolini's approach protects his tenure.
The Christian Herald reports 1929 added 300,000 memberships after 1928’s 1 million surge, a return to normal evangelical growth. The Methodist denomination showed a net loss of 25,000 communicants, prompting speculation on whether church bishops' 1928 political involvement influenced declines. Duke and High Point colleges celebrate journalism awards and ongoing strength in state competition, signaling coaching and instructional quality amid leadership moves to secure continued service.
The census will tally radio receiving sets in use in the United States to guide manufacturers and distributors and inform broadcasters. The audit, funded by the government, aims to replace vague audience estimates with concrete figures on coverage.
The field lacked the strongest contenders George Pritchard Irvin B Tucker and George Butler with Rev H G Dorsett bringing up the rear The race could hinge on white support if Pritchard faces negro opposition and the editorial notes satisfaction at the absence of Blair Meekins from the list Senator Simmons and Josiah William Bailey likely view the closing entries as favorable.
The proposed Kitty Hawk highway would run from New Bern through Washington or Morehead City to Kitty Hawk, where a Wright brothers aviation monument is planned. The project is in infancy but aims to unlock coastal tourism and its large economic potential for Craven County and eastern North Carolina.
The text compares radio and newspapers as rival media, noting radio’s push into selling ads and providing news and entertainment. It observes newspapers gain circulation as radio grows, and suggests radio could substitute for newspapers as it develops.
The five year old institution celebrated three wins in a Little Six track meet after an earlier dean's address highlighted its rising success. High Point students demonstrated impressive fitness, adding to an already strong record against competing colleges.
The governor warns of hidden fire traps in old state buildings including prisons and hospitals. He calls for a full inquiry into all state institutions to identify and fix defects before disaster. He says readiness and safety must precede fear of facing issues.
Des Moines Western League clubs will play under flood lights this season with engineers claiming visibility will equal daytime. The idea falters for some readers who feel baseball is fundamentally a daylight game, enjoying the sunlit diamond and long shadows as part of the experience.
A rambling personal column mocks dental neglect and pain with vivid, self deprecating episodes. The narrator recalls a near death night before a dental visit, details a painful procedure, and ends with a playful aside about advertising space and a dentist’s helper role.
Durham reader laments misuse of Congress franking to promote Franklin Simmons backed campaign. He notes tax exemptions enjoyed by the senator and contrasts with local citizen burdens, calling the act unrighteous and a poor example in political financing.
High Point finished second to Greensboro at the 11th annual North Carolina high school music contest in Greensboro last week. More than 3 000 attendees joined in community singing as 15 local winners earned top places across vocal, string, brass, woodwind, and percussion categories. Adelaide Crowell earned a one year music scholarship for second in violin solo.
The Guilford College A Capella Choir will give a special program at Wesley Memorial church tonight at 7 30 o clock. A large congregation is hoped to attend and the public is invited. The program features Bach Mendelssohn Jones Bartlett and Dvorak among others with soprano Net fare Rayle and contralto Dorothy Wilbur listed.
Judge Lewis Teague will preside as 63 cases continued and about 50 new matters await trial in the municipal court tomorrow. Court officials call it one of the heaviest dockets ever tried here with defendants and witnesses expected to appear.
The Hudson Bay Company store site in Winnipeg is eyed for a 200 foot tall beacon to guide aircraft at night. Officials say the beacon would be the largest airway beacon in Canada with visibility up to 100 miles.
Extensive schedule of programs across NBC CBS and regional stations with times, orchestras, choirs, organ recitals, and special concerts listed for WEAF WJZ WBAL WABC WBA. The daily lineup includes church services, music hours, and entertainment features across multiple markets.
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