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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1929
Page
14
In a tense exchange Sarah explains a game demands a male and female partner. Ted Merryman balks at a public engagement while Geraldine’s manipulations unfold. Sarah senses Ted’s inner conflict and contemplates future actions as a detraction looms.
Augusta letter notes Tyrus Raymond Cobb the Augusta cou pon clipper, now obsessed with clippings about Ty Cobb the younger, a Hill preparatory school student in Pottstown Pennsylvania. He aims for Princeton after Hill, possibly playing tennis rather than football according to Father Ty. Marion Fletcher in New Lexington shows a pickle preserved since 1877, now over 50 years old.
Des Moines reports Dr Christine Buisman of Utrecht University warns that Dutch elm disease, a blight now striking European forests, could reach the United States and threaten elms as chestnut blight has. She spoke at a meeting of the American Phytopathological Society and AAAS.
In Chicago a radio survey by WLS asked farmers and others what they eat for breakfast. The replies claim that pickled red cabbage and cheese, eaten plentifully, make men strong for open spaces.
Notice states stockholders will meet in the Commercial National Bank directors room in High Point North Carolina on Thursday January 28 1930 at 7 30 p m to elect directors and address other business. C H Ellis secretary.
The annual meeting of stockholders of The Commercial National Bank High Point N C will be held in the Directors Room on Tuesday January 14 at ten o clock A M for the election of directors and other business that may come before the meeting.
The City of High Point invites sealed bids by December 31, 1929, for 500000 water bonds and 1000000 sewer bonds to mature serially 1932–1969. Bonds dated December 1, 1929 carry semiannual interest, payable in New York, with bidders naming rates up to 6 percent.
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