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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1930

Page

9

Cotton and stocks move in mixed New Orleans trading

New Orleans cotton opens steady with early declines then gains amid Liverpool cables and higher New York opening. March to July futures advance before midday realising trims gains. New York cotton follows with initial strength eroding to mixed closes. Bulls aggressive in stocks fade as late session broad declines hit many names while radio dodges the trend.

New Orleans Liverpool New York Simmons Sears Roebuck Gillette Safety Razor Woolworth American Can Calumet Arizona Anaconda Copper U. S. Steel

Domestic Training School For Atlanta Opens March First

Atlanta will begin a $50,000 domestics training school on March 1 for maids cooks butlers and chauffeurs. The program aims to improve employment for black men and women and assist housewives who hire servants, directed by the community employment service of Atlanta.

Atlanta Community Employment Service of

Bovine Tuberculosis Conquered In Michigan

Michigan declares victory after a nine year effort against bovine tuberculosis reducing to 6 000 cattle on 1 500 000 tested. Five federal veterinarians led the work then moved to other states as battle shifted. Total campaign cost 4 626 029 dollars with indemnities paid to farmers and dairy herd value rising by 15 000 000 dollars.

Lansing Mich Michigan

Shrine Directors Meet in Denver at 12th annual convention

Red fezzes and gay costumes of the Moslem world filled Denver as members of the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine opened the three day twelfth annual convention of the Shrine Directors Association of North America.

Denver Colo Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Shrine Directors Association of North America

Yankee Pilots Fly China Trade Routes Confirmed

American pilots fly Chinese passenger and mail services, Grainville Woodard of the Commerce Department reports. The new service marks expanded air links between the United States and China amid trade efforts.

China Washington Granville Woodard Department of Commerce

Continent Oil and Ford Ltd in Quiet Stock Update

A brief list shows Continental Oil at a minor rise of .054 and Ford Ltd shares steady with no major movement. Vick Finance and Adams Millis Com and Sou remain cited without notable change in today’s quotations.

Continental Oil Ford. Ltd Vick Finance Adams Millis Com

Alleged Ministers Caught In Dry Raid

Four men including three claimed ministers were arrested near El Dorado Arkansas on charges of operating a still. The Rev Eddiey Rev Albert Hogg and Rev Dennis along with Roy Wallace were seized after officers said they found a highly equipped distilling setup ten miles north of El Dorado.

EL Dorado Ark Ed Iley Albert Hogg Rov Dennis Roy Wallace

Big Eel Found in Davidson County Stream

L. D. Clodfelter noted a three and a half foot eel in a shallow Davidson county stream near Wallburg. The celebrated fox hunter observed the big fish moving in the branch and measured it at seven inches in diameter, hoping it may set a local record.

L. D. Clodfelter Davidson County Wallburg Angel Will

Children donate ten dollars to aid Chinese children

A first grade class on RLm Street sent a ten dollar gift to the Golden Rule Foundation to save two Chinese children. J Calvitt Clarke praised the act in a Valentine Day letter, noting the kids skipped sweets to help others. The note was signed by Rachel Mary Conrad.

China Mary I. Tinnin Rlm Street J. Calvitt Clarke Golden Rule Foundation Tinnin America Rachel Mary Conrad Mr. Clarke

Dr Burrus Expected To Return Tomorrow

Dr John T Burrus president of the High Point hospital is expected to return to the city tomorrow from Charleston DC where he has been this week attending the Tri State Medical society meeting of physicians in Virginia North and South Carolina. He has been away since last Sunday night.

John T. Burrus High Point Hospital Charleston D. C Tri-State Medical Society Virginia North South Carolina Burrus

Allred Bible Class Meets Tomorrow at 7:30 PM

The Allred Bible class will gather tomorrow evening at 7 30 at Mrs Cates’s home on Phillips Street. Studies focus on the tenth chapter of Mark with Rev G L Reynolds pastor of English Street M J A church leading.

Allred Bible

Henry Wire 10 Speaks at Supper

The sixth Fellowship Supper at First Methodist Protestant Church tonight at 6 45 features Henry R. Dwire of Winston-Salem as the speaker. Mrs J G Snipes chairs the supper and the Brotherhood program precedes the talk. The alumnae director at Duke University is well known and attendance is expected to be large.

J. G. Snipes Brotherhood of the Church Henry R. Dwire Winston-Salem Duire Duke University

Lutheran Synod Debates Budget At 126th Session

North Carolina Lutheran synod meets at St James church in Rockwell on February 19 to discuss apportionment of local congregations budgets and delegate election for the United Lutheran church meeting. Dr F H Knowbel notes the central body's work and a large share of ministers hold college and seminary degrees. Officers elected include J C Dietz as secretary E H Kohm as statistical secretary and Charles Heilig as treasurer.

Rockwell N. C North Carolina Lutheran Synod St. James Church United Lutheran Church F. H. Knwbel J. Cc. Dietz Rowan County E. H. Kohm Holly Charles Ss. Heilig Salisbury

Local Party To Join Motorcade To Washington

I J Sizemore says one carload of High Point citizens is set for the motorcade to Washington next Saturday. Harold Ryan of Southern Oil and R H Sechrest of Sechrest Funeral Home join the group. they depart Friday afternoon to Durham to meet others. A dinner at the Washington Duke hotel Friday night plans the trip along the Durham Greensboro High Point Lexington Salisbury and Charlotte route.

I. J. Sizemore Chamber of Commerce High Point Washington Mr. Sizemore Harold Ryan Southern Oil Company R. H. Sechrest Sechrest Funeral Home Durham

Leaders of Auburn Riot Sentenced to Die

Auburn prisoners William Force Jesse Thomas and Claude Udwine were sentenced by Supreme Court Justice Benjamin Cunningham to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week of March 31 for the murder of inmate Henry Sullivan in the December 11 Auburn prison riot. Their attorneys announced notice of appeal.

Auburn N. Y William Force Jesse Thomas Claude Udwine Supreme Court Benjamin Cunningham Sing Sing Henry Sullivan Adéwine Harry Gleason Benjamin Mead Thomas Perry A. Leary Force

Anderson's Body Reported Found

Clarksville Arkansas February 19 The body of Harry Anderson sixty five year old fire boss of the Fernwood Mine Number 2 was reported found by rescue workers at the east shaft of the mine where he was entombed by an explosion at three o clock this morning. He succumbed to his injuries after damp conditions were reported from the mine.

Clarksville Ark Harry Anderson Fernwood

Queen Mary Debuts Bishops Purple Coat at Fair

Queen Mary wears a fashionable bishops purple coat at a London fair where she buys seven handbags, highlighting royal style and shopping activity.

London Queen Mary

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