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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
6
A glider named Debs Dolls Aid Santa Claus was used for the first time and kept in a garage overnight. A stranger was observed entering the building and the next morning the glider was found demolished.
Leather bags offered in black and brown priced at 2.95 dollars and up. Novelty designs showcased across shapes and sizes for shoppers seeking affordable accessory options.
Weather cancels the Philomathean club meeting at the Country club due to conditions. Also notices births and events from multiple churches and schools including Allen Jay PTA play and monthly weather summary for November in North Carolina.
London fashion followers credit the Maharanee of Cooch Behar with reviving the long skirt on the dance floor. Her fondness for dancing in London and graceful sari set a trend against the era's looser English styles.
Miss Margaret Andrews, a sophomore at NCCW, will arrive Saturday to spend vacation with her mother Mrs. Lee Andrews. Adele Hicks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Hicks, arrives from Salem College to see her parents in Emerywood. Nancy Carr Terry, Converse College student in Spartanburg, reaches Roland Park to stay with her father R. B. Terry. Mr and Mrs C D Farlowe of Jacksonville, Florida, visited last weekend with O S Farlowe and family on Cable Street.
A new dark mahogany oval table six feet long was built by the office of public works for the Indian Round-Table conference at St James Palace in London. Delegates attending to discuss India questions sat at the table.
Lisburn will open classes for unemployed persons under twenty one with instruction for both boys and girls. Subjects will be chosen to train for vocations and classes start at once.
Certificates of incorporation filed list ventures including service stations and trucks for kerosene and fuels in Gastonia and Raleigh, electrical engineers in High Point, a public accountants society in Raleigh, hardware and plywood box products firms in Rockingham and Goldsboro, with stock totals and key organizers named.
Miners in Tranent Scotland plan a 20000 dollar park project with tennis courts bowling greens a children playground a boys sports ground a bandstand and pavilion funded by a welfare institute to be laid out on the site.
Police and Dumfries Gliding Club members search for a man believed to have damaged a new glider in Dumfries Scotland as investigators probe his motive amid the incident.
Mrs. Montague Stewart- Hayes will be stationed on Eleuthera Bahamas as the island’s only white lady. Before marriage in Nassau Cathedral she was Miss Juanita Ashton who recently acted in The Flying Squad in London.
Daily shower baths are part of the street car program in Berlin Germany since the installation of automatic spraying equipment. Cars pass through high pressure water jets every morning before service to clean the sides. Revolving brushes scrub and polish for a thorough cleaning.
Defense contends the autopsy on Mrs. Zenana Shepard was not thorough enough to determine death by poison. Prosecution argues the case centers on motive for murder tied to a potential remarriage, while Fort Riley physician Strickler cites alcohol excess as the likely cause.
The Industrial Girls of this city will stage The Birds Christmas Carol tomorrow night at 8 at the YWCA on East Commerce Street. Admission is free but a collection for the Empty Stocking Fund will be taken at the end. The old play, with special appeal to children, invites all youngsters to attend regardless of contributing.
Mississippi owns nearly 5,000,000 acres of abandoned farmland suitable for reforestation. Officials study how to convert idle fields into forests and potential timber, conservation, and soil benefits.
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