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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1930

Page

5

Dark Bridge Party Mystery Drives Suspect to Stand Trial

Special Investigator Dundee presides over a Hamilton case at Breakaway Inn where Nita Selim was shot during a bridge party. Flora Miles, wife of Tracey Miles, is pressed with jealousy and lies while others in the dining room and solarium become potential witnesses as clues including a covert note from Dexy surface.

Dundee Juanita Selim Penny Crain Karen Marshall Carolyn Dunlap Tracey Miles Judge Marshall John Drake Dexter Sprague Janet Raymond Polly Beale Clive Hammond Flora Miles Strawn Nita Nita Selim Hamilton Mrs Miles Junior Mrs. Miles Flora Dexy Tracey Dexter Miles Spreague

Local church and club notices fill December schedule

The column lists meetings for the Fidelis Class, Over the Teacups, Ladies Aid, W O T club, Industrial club, and Oak Hill P T A, with times and hosts. Birth and marriage announcements for the Cates and McDaniel families appear alongside hospital news and a folklore program at a college.

Thanksgiving Visits Across Town Shared By Neighbors

Lala and Wallie Minton of North Wilkesboro spent Thanksgiving with their sister Mrs Chester Welch on Moffitt Street. Nearby guests include Mr and Mrs Wade Davis and daughter of Waxhaw staying with Mrs Raymond Garrett at 402 Elm Street. Other locals hosted relatives and students from State College and UNC over the holiday, with trips to Statesville and New Haven for Yale Harvard football, and visits to Roanoke Virginia.

EB. J. Cates Arlene Elizabeth Phillips Street Poplin-Mcdaniel Annie’ McDaniel Tryon Street Ruth McDaniel H. R. Poplin Virginia Giles J. T. Hughes High Point Stewart, Va Lala Wallie Minton North Wilkesboro Mrs Chester Welch Moffitt Street Mrs. Wade Davis of Waxhaw Raymond Garrett Elm Street Robert Hubbard State College Raleigh R. B. Hubbard Johnson Street Robert Gold Basil Hall University of North Carolina T. J. Gold Oakwood Court Katherine Raymond New York New Haven Conn

Teethina Teething Aid Endorsed by Generations

Teethina claimed to ease teething pains for three generations and treat colic gas constipation colds indigestion diarrhea. It says the product cleanses regulates the stomach acts as an intestinal antiseptic and promotes sleep without opiates. Sold by druggists for 30 cents and a free Dr. Moffett Baby Book offered.

Alljl Dr. Moffett C. J. Moffett Co Dept. 6 Columbus

Federal aid highway mileage falls since 1924 figures

Washington reported by December 1 1930 the federal aid highway program improved 9349 miles in the last fiscal year bringing total improved mileage to 193049. Thomas H MacDonald said the decline reflected a program cut to 75 million dollars and noted expected gains with authorization rising to 125 million annually for the current and next two years.

Washington Thomas H. MacDonald Bureau of Public Roads Hawaii MacDonald

Folklore Society to Convene in Raleigh Friday

North Carolina Folklore Society holds its annual meeting in Raleigh this Friday afternoon. The program features a presidential address by Mrs S Westray Battle of Asheville and papers by Ralph S Boggs of Chapel Hill and Thomas P Harrison of Raleigh. Officers include Mrs Battle, Mrs Josephus Daniels of Raleigh, Mrs Maude Minish Sutton of Forest City, Dr Thomas P Harrison of Raleigh, and Dr Frank C Brown of Durham as secretary treasurer.

Raleigh N. C North Carolina Folklore’ Society S. Westray Battle Asheville Ralph S. Boggs Chapel Hill Thomas P. Harrison Frank C. Brown Durham

Drive On Southern Maryland Stills Is Woodcock's Plan

Prohibition Director Woodcock announces a targeted drive against illegal liquor stills in southern Maryland. He calls the region a sore spot and says the operation aims to cut sources of capital for illicit supply, gather data, and set a possible precedent nationwide.

Maryland Woodcock Washington Prohibition Bureau Prohibition United States

Journey by motorcycle reaches Canberra via long route

J Gill and E Stephens completed a 15 000 mile ride from London to Canberra carrying a letter for Prime Minister Scullin. They rode through France, Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Iraq, Persia, India and Burmah, starting May 11 last year and were detained in Turkey for two weeks. They faced Bedouin attacks in the Iraqi desert, scaring them off by accelerating their engine to mimic machine gun fire.

J. Gill E. Stephens Canberra Australia London High Commissioner Scullin Melbourne England France Switzerland Austria Hungary Iraq Persia India Burmah Turkey Irak

Blood proof of parentage through colloid chemistry

Professor Wilhelm Zangenmiester of Konigsberg University, Germany reports a positive proof of parentage using colloidal chemistry. He cites reactions between minute blood serum particles of the child and parent and suggests a specific colloidal substance is transmitted by the parent that can be detected in test tubes with strong light.

Wilhelm Zangenmiester Konigsberg University Germany Zangemeister

Warm Winter Casserole of Peppers Onions and Tomatoes

A hearty cold weather dish features green peppers onions and tomatoes slow cooked in a casserole with salt pepper and butter for a comforting meal. The simple blend creates a robust savory side or light main during chilly days.

New Motor Laws May Be Effected

Enterprise Bureau reports North Carolina drivers push for lighter taxes and tighter admin of motor laws. Car owners favor a flat $10 license fee, oppose higher gasoline tax, and back state drivers license, safety rules, and broader Highway Patrol. Local motor clubs gather ballots to shape 1931 legislative program.

Carolina Motor Club Motor Club C. W. Roberts Greensboro

Shelby cleaners settle price war in compromise

Shelby cleaners reach a compromise ending a price war among local dry cleaners. In Charlotte Miss Helen Hurley and W S Cochran of Monroe were slightly hurt in an automobile collision. In Raleigh a calendar of 47 workmen s compensation hearings in Piedmont North Carolina is scheduled for Industrial Commissioner J D Dorsett beginning today.

Shelby Shelby Dry Cleaners Charlotte Helen Hurley W. S. Cochran Monroe Raleigh Piedmont North Carolina J. D. Dorsett

Duke University Day Set for Alumni Observance

Duke University Day on December 11 will be widely observed by the school's alumni. The event's scope and exact activities are expected to be announced by university officials.

OAK Hill P. T. A Parent-Teacher Association of the Oak Hill School C. W. Combs Durham Duke University

Three Men Held in Lincolnton Store Robbery

Three men are being held at Lincolnton in connection with a spate of store robberies reported in the area. Police did not release names pending further investigation.

Shelby Lincolnton

Rowland Fire Destroys Farmer McCormick Property

Fire originating from matches in the hands of a small son destroyed T. J. McCormick’s property, a farmer, valued at $8,900. The blaze caused extensive damage to his holdings and structures.

Rowland T. J. McCormick

Auto lifespans: average six years and nine months

The American Motor Association reports that the typical automobile remains in use for six years and nine months before being retired. This finding highlights mid-century car turnover and consumer durability expectations.

American Motorista’ Association

Bournemouth Children Pilot Afternoon Sunday Service

Children at St. Michael's Church Bournemouth replace the Sunday school with a dedicated afternoon service. They supply their own readers lessons choir organist and warden. Kew church also opens a chapel for children under eight.

Bournemouth England St. Michael’s Church Kew

Ferry Added To Missouri River Service At Phelps City

A ferry with capacity for 10 autos began service on the Missouri river at Phelps City Missouri marking a new transport link for the region and boosting cross river travel and freight movement.

Missouri River Phelps City

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Packaee Dy Anne Austin Eee WEA Karen wNita Selim First Baptist Church Ruby Hepler North Main Harry Raymond North Main Street North Park Ladies’ Aid Ladies’ Aid Society of The North Park Baptist Church C. H. Burnson Park Avenue W. O. T. Club Dalton Carter Dalton Mrs. Kerr Paul Kerr Tate Street Guilford General Hospital Industrial Club East Commerce Street Ch. A. R I. B. Greer Appalachian State College Scribblerus Club R. C. Preston Wiltshire Boulevard Woman’s Club Woman's Club Country Club Gordon Brewer American Citizenship Committee Moore’s Book Store Club Newton Carroll Rocky Mount, Va Moffitt’s M. B. Smith, Jr Burlington D. H. Parsons West Farms Avenue Alyce Smith James Lowe Beulah Stroud Statesville J. O. Meadows Annie Jenkins Dorothy Cook John E. Slane Oscar W. Slane Willis H. Slane West Emerywood Folk-Lore Society Sheraton Beauty Shop Mezzanine Floo Desert Play Palm Springs Cali Dolores Brown Suena Carolina News Briefs Hosiery Hospital, Inc Beal’s, Inc Wallace Beery Marie Dressler Min Bill Mark Twain Sawyer Broadhurst Theatre Enterprise LCR
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