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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1930

Page

7

Raleigh Jackson Day Dinner to Use Gallery Seating

Raleigh on February seven reports that about seven hundred attendees will fill the city auditorium for the March 15 Jackson Day dinner. The gallery seating, which accommodates around 8 000, will be opened. the program will be broadcast and Tyre C. Taylor leads the arrangements with a list of honored guests including state officials and judges.

Raleigh Tyre C James A. Hartness Nathan O’berry A. T. Allen R. A. Doughton Frank Page Baxter Durham W. P. Stacy W. J. Adams Heriot Clarkson George W. Connor W. J. Brogden Charles O'H. Laughinghouse A. H. Graham John Dawson Thomas D. Warren Charles A. Hines Francis D. Winston Clyde R. Hoey J. Crawford Biggs

Corrections to an Errorgram on Robin Hood Facts

The notice lists corrections: guns did not exist in Robin Hood's 13th century. he lived in Sherwood Forest, England, not Germany, and the wild turkey is native to the American continent. It also notes incorrect spelling of picnic and the scrambled word IMPROVEMENT remains to be solved.

Robin Hood Sherwood Forest England Black Forest Germany American Eunice Pringle Alexander Pantages Los Angeles Dii Pantages

Charles Dickens Born February 7 1812 In Landport England

Birthday note highlights Dickens English novelist born February 7 1812 at Landport England. Family poverty led to imprisonment for debt and later education through private schools and self study. Early career in journalism and Monthly Magazine followed by major works and social themes in Oliver Twist Nicholas Nickleby and others.

Charles Dickens Landport England Dickens Charles House of Commons Dickene Boz Nicholas Nickleby Pickwick Papers David Copperfield

World Notes on Prague Fair Space and Global Trade

Consul General Arthur C. Frost arranges American space for the Prague International Sample Fair to display catalogues and literature. March 16 to 23, 1950 dates. about 2,800 exhibitors and 200,000 visitors in 1929. Other items: global shipbuilding trends, U S tire exports to the Gold Coast, Argentina scrap iron exports ban, Mexico duty free entry limits, U S rayon consumption in 1920, and expanded El Paso Chihuahua air service.

Prague Frost Czechoslovakia Department of Commerce British Gold Coast U. S United States Foy Accra Argentina Ducote Mexico Wythe Mexico City

Green plant for gold fish grows in bowl

A small plant advertised for gold fish costs a dime and includes roots so it can grow in the bowl. It is said to entertain fish as they nibble and play around it.

Higher Seafood Menu Available in North Carolina Feb

North Carolina issues a February seafood bulletin noting higher class products in season and an early shad start. Inshore catches include speckled and gray trout, croakers, butterfish, flounders, jack, sea bass and drum. Shellfish like oysters escallops clams and diamond back terrapins are available with soft shell crab and crab meat to follow. oyster season is strong while escallops face limited inland harvests.

Raleigh North Carolina John A. Nelson

Woman Models In Clay Characters Of A Novel

Springfield remembers Miss Ma Haberman recreating Harold Bell Wright figures in clay. She carved Whittlin Bill with his jackknife and slouch hat Uncle Ike Aunt Polly Preachin Bill among others from The Shepherd of the Hills using Ozark cave clay.

Springfield Weeman Harold Bell Wright Ozark Mountain Ma Haberman Hill Country Whittlin Bill Ike Polly Bill

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