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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1930
Page
6
Local society items report improvements after illness for Charles Fred Morgan, a birth at Guilford General Hospital, travel for funeral services in Durham, and numerous club meetings. Also noted are marriage announcements for Minda Bare and Sam McArthur and several social events including a bachelors ball and bridge party.
In Guilford County North Carolina the Municipal Court of High Point issues a summons against Minnie Reichard in Harry Reichard v Minnie Reichard for an absolute divorce on five years separation. She must appear by March 2, 1930 to answer the complaint. Julian C. Franklin assistant clerk. Jones and Fisher attorneys.
Mrs. Reitzel hosted a Christmas warm up on the lower floor with white crystal fir accents and a three course dinner served by Mrs. Reitzel and Miss Dorothy Reitzel. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cummings KE T Kearns Dan Schroder and others with Claude Reitzel Jr and Dorothy Reitzel visiting from UNC and NC CO W.
An ordinary church dinner at Linwood Christian church sold for 3500 to help retire a debt. Diners paid multiples of 50 for their meals and the high bidder remained unnamed. Pastor Dr Burris Jenkins reported about 100000 was paid by diners.
Short items from multiple places note pranks and peculiarities. Carnera shows a tiny appetite after large meals, Smuts quits tobacco for decades, a dolls house for a child is packed with full furnishings, and a baby claims no water due to rust in pipes. Also mentions milk division in a divorce, Swanson’s joke delivery, and ducks seeking food near the Washington monument.
The term surname derives from the Fregeh sur nam meaning overname, reflecting how a family name was once written above rather than after the baptismal name.
Neese Williard surrendered to Chief E A McGhee at his West Farms Avenue home where police found a large amount of whisky. He was released on a $1 000 bond. A municipal court hearing is set for January 20.
A girl’s bicycle found at the city police headquarters sits unclaimed after several days. Manufactured by Westfield Manufacturing and Columbia, the bike awaits its owner at the station.
Germany sees a rapid rise in radio fans with over 500000 Berliners joining the so called invisible audience. Reich postoffice officials report the expanding listener base as American style growth spreads nationwide.
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