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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1931

Page

6

Birth Announcements From Earl Kearns and Others

Mr and Mrs Earl Kearns announce the birth of a son Earl Wayne on Tuesday February 3 at Guilford General hospital Also Mr and Mrs Kelly Pool announce the birth of twin boys Kelly Jay and Kenneth Ray on January 27 1931 at their home in High Point route 5 and other society notices of meetings births and clubs.

Earl Kearns Earl Wayne Guilford General Hospital Mrs Kelly Pool Kelly Jay Kenneth Ray Clayton M. Jones Dora Hazel Jones Sadie Johnson High Point Thomas Lyle Einsteine Thomas Lyle, Jr High Point Hospital Efmateine Anne Boswell Boone Lake Waccamaw

Woman's Auxiliary Meeting With Guilford County Medical Society

The Woman's Auxiliary of Guilford County Medical Society meets with the society tomorrow night in Greensboro. A dinner at the Sheraton hotel precedes a brief business session and the medical address by Dr. S Kennon Dunham. Miss Dunham, guest of Dr. and Mrs. Mann, attends with her distinguished father.

Green Street Baptist Church W. L. Young Jefferson Avenue R. Clark Guilford County Medical Society Woman's Auxiliary High Point Sheraton Hotel C. E. Reitzel Medical Society Kennon Dunham Dunham I. T. Mann

Radio Schedule Fragments and Station Listings

A dense list of radio programs across multiple stations with times, performers, and affiliate call letters. It catalogs 1940s era show lineups, orchestras, concerts, and variety segments across WEAF WJZ WABC WGN and numerous others, noting syndication and feeder stations.

People News Notes From New York and Local Homes

Franklin Welch attends a furniture show in New York. Several residents are ill with influenza at home, including Raymond Campbell, Mrs J F Hayden, Meredith Clark, and Miss Anna Tise who shows improvement. Barbara Wood visits Roanoke cousin Ruby Wood in High Point area. Robert Linville Hutchens recovers from appendicitis in High Point hospital. Marguerite Cabler visits Beatrice Stewart in Carrick R. Pat Warren, now in Snow Hill, was a Sheraton guest yesterday. Mrs W W Dickerson's update.

Misses Schwartz Bess Edna Schwartz Bridge Parkway Iry J. Schwartz Lebanon Selma Ershler H. Ashe New York City Sadye Gordon Irene Gordon Barbara Wood Roanoke Ruby Wood Montlieu Avenue Robert Linville Hutchens G. E. Hutchens High Point Hospital R. Pat Warren High Point Snow Hill The Sheraton

Talking in Sleep Costly To Convicts

In Bloomington Illinois on February 4 two escaped Pontiac reformatory inmates David Griff and William Hanley both of Chicago were recaptured after riding in a truck. Their conversation in their sleep alerted a friendly driver who overheard them and notified state highway patrolmen.

Bloomington Ill David Griff William Hanley Chicago Pontiac

Maj Shepard Bases Hopes On An Appeal

Maj Charles A. Shepard, Army pulmonary specialist convicted of fatally poisoning his wife Zenana on June 15 1929, based his hopes on an appeal. He received a life term in prison from Judge Richard J Hopkins after denial of a new trial motion. The defense has 90 days to appeal and he was released on $20000 bond.

Topeka Kas Charles A. Shepard Zenana Richard J. Hopkins Shepard

Indignation Over Senate School Term Stories

Enterprise Bureau reports that Raleigh senators protested two stories about state funded six months school term and a galleryitis epidemic. Sen J R Baggett read the tale predicting no real term and a large revenue run toward a 10 to 12 million equalization fund, while Ward’s hour long speech drew laughter as tales of countyitis and tobacco power company censure spread.

J. R. Baggett Hornet Hornett Senate MacLean Hallet S Tobacco and Power

Indignation Meet Ends As Vaudeville Show For Press

A protest against the state press devolved into a light vaudeville show. Senators with wounded dignity finally laughed along. Senator Ward later said the galleryitis story should not have been read.

Ward

Shoe repair man summoned for taxes flees Chelmsford

London report states a Chelmsford shoe repair man fled when summoned for nonpayment of taxes, leaving officials to pursue further action as the case develops.

London Chelmsford

Sign on Door Declares No More Credit in Rusted Springs

A shopkeeper posted a sign for customers explaining he would not accept any more tick accounts. The note reads I will not tick, my springs have rusted, I’ve ticked so much. I’m nearly busted. In England tick means credit, clarifying the term for readers.

England

Bookkeeper Held in Indictment Over Bank Funds

Greenwood February 4. Gray E. Moore former bookkeeper of the defunct National Loan and Exchange bank is under indictment on charges of making false entry and misapplication of funds. Bond set at 2000 dollars.

Greenwood, 8. C Gray E. Moore National Loan and Exchange Bank

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