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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1929

Page

7

Statewide Police Training Forecasted as Expansion

CHAPEL HILL Aug 17 W F Doby president of North Carolina Police Chiefs predicted police training will expand statewide through extension classes in centrally located towns. He spoke after the university police school’s first week noting the event’s success and urging continued effort to elevate standards and curb politics in appointments.

Chapel Hill W. F. Doby North Carolina North Carolinna Doby Durham Canton Willmington State Police Chiefs Association South

Prohibition arrests in Graton and county

Graton Coletrain was arrested by local police for having home brew for sale. Mamie Allen was arrested for home brew for sale and released under $200 bond. Russell Bristow was also arrested for possession of home brew for sale.

Graton Coletrain Mamie Allen Russell Bristow

Arrest Made After Minor Accident In City Intersection

A young white man M. J. Hale was arrested after a minor collision at English and Lindsay streets last night shortly after 10 o clock. He faces charges of operating an automobile while drunk and violating traffic laws and will have a police court hearing Monday morning. No injuries were reported.

English Lindsay M. J. Hale

Evening arrest of Will McQuinn on assault charge

Will McQuinn, a Black man, was arrested last night on a complaint by Easter McQuinn. He faces assault and, in addition, drunk and disorderly charges by the police.

Will McQuinn Easter McQuinn

Country club employee reports burglary at High Point Club

Andy Merrilees, a professional at the High Point Country Club, told police last night that someone entered the clubhouse and stole $30 from his room. No arrests had been made early this morning.

Andy Merrilees High Point Country Club

Lexington Ladies Host, Marry, and Travel in Social Page

Miss Mildred Redwine hosted guests at West Third Street with Miss Helen Crutchfield of Greensboro as guest of honor. A wedding at South Main Street joined Miss Margaret Anderson and Henry Thomas Greene with reception and trip to Richmond. Lexington residents enjoyed birthdays, church society meetings, watermelon feasts, and trips to Canada and New York as Graf Zeppelin passed over New York City.

Lexington Mildred Redwine West Thirdstreet Helen Crutchfield Greensboro Michigan Missus Helen Beck Blanche Beck Valeria Smith Mildred Surratt Doris Weaver Nora Newso Messrs Gerald Smith Irving Leonard Archie Brannock Charles Vestal Alva Thornton Francis Ford Odell Wylié Ralph Feigan Ladies’ Aid Society of Siloam M. E. Church W. E. Haltom van Wood Walter Lax John Mitchell Denton Dwanda Lee Bissette W. P. Bissette West Second Street Margaret Elizabeth Anderson Henry Thomas’ Greene J. F. Brown Dacotah Presbyterian Church South Main Street John C. Hicks Greene Richmond Washington Park View Lynn T. Anderson Mr. Greene J. Z. Greene Marshville Union County Appalachian State Normal Florida Georgia Carolinas New York City Mr. Cameron Poughkeepsie N. Y New York Germany Kay Thoroughgood Eleanor Wilson Erie Springfield Miss Thoroughgood Alma Krementer Holmes Ellen Callaghan Moore Miss Wilson

William the Conqueror's Favorite Show Was a Dog Fight

The record notes that one favored pastime of William the Conqueror was watching dog fights as a form of entertainment.

William the Conqueror

Law Licenses Sought by 134 in State Bar Exam

Enterprise Bureau Raleigh reports 134 candidates, 132 taking the exam in Raleigh Monday for North Carolina state bar licenses. All examinees are NC school graduates or students due to a 1929 law requiring local-educated entrants. Notable candidate Nell Battle Agents, Raleigh writer and reformer, is among the 132. her possible role if licensed remains unclear.

Law School of North Carolina General Assembly North Carolina District of Columbia Washington North Carolina Law Mies Nell Battleagents Raleigh The News and Observer Wake County Theetate Gastonia Atrikere

Whitsett Briefs Highlight Reunions and Local Guests

Mrs. Carrie Neal arrives from Georgia for a sister visit as Mrs. Walter H. McLean’s illness prompts concern. Robert W. Kime of Salem visits kin and the Reitzel family reunion. Wheeler and Osborne family reunions are set for Deep River Quaker church and Center Quaker church. Virginia Troxler hosts friends at High Level Farm. Clergy Rev. H. K. Davenport from Wake Forest visits. Dr. J. A. McLean, UNC alum, tours the area amid a New York hospital assignment.

Robert W. Kime Salem Wheeler Deep River Quaker Church High Point Ed B. Wheeler Wm. R. Turner W. T. Whitsett T. Wheeler Glenn Wheeler Center Quaker Church Virginia Troxler High Level Whitsett Gibsonville Road H. K. Davenport Wake Forest County Clifton Fitzgerald Lloyd Fitzgerald Davidson County J. A. McLean Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia New York John McLean Sedalia University of North Carolina

George Eastman Reflects on Success Factor

Waterville report notes George Eastman, famed camera pioneer, visited his boyhood home. When asked the key to his success he reportedly answered that being born was the most important contributor.

Waterville George Eastman

Why She Said No Lancashire Lad

Brief comic caption from Tit-Bits features a cotton town Lancashire lad confessing origins and a flapper responding with a witty toying line about his suit. The humor rests on class and fashion cues in a 1920s setting.

Passing Show Quip Inspires Quirky Dating Advice

A witty line contrasts two cautions about dating: avoid a boy who whistles after me yet tolerate one who tootles his motor horn, capturing a lighthearted exchange from the Passing Show.

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