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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1930
Page
9
A church in London is organizing a Sunday afternoon club to provide companionship for lonely men and women in the community. The initiative aims to offer social interaction and support in a welcoming church setting.
M S Mmschler of High Point was released after his mother posted bail in Thomasville on a drunkenness charge dated March 30. Recorder C W Gilliam sentenced 30 days on the road with a $5 fine and costs suspended, but he was freed after inability to pay. Edward Kiser, also of High Point, faced trial after a hit and run incident with a Ford sedan. he received a $25 speeding fine, same for hit and run, and a two year license suspension.
The newest London vogue features jewelry worn on the back with brooches fastened under the left shoulder blade, signaling a bold shift in style and display.
The AP report from New York on July 4 notes a cautious, unsettled market. Traders awaited forthcoming tests of levels, with bears and bulls disputing direction as June liquidation deepened and bond prospects offered potential strength.
New Commerce Department Aeronautics Branch data reveal about 1600 airports including municipal commercial private and military airfields plus auxiliary fields across the United States. California leads with 168 facilities.
A note warns that house plants do not thrive in rooms with heavy gas use for lighting or cooking. The observation highlights the impact of gas exposure on plant growth, suggesting the need for better ventilation or alternative light sources.
The statement notes that a woman may meet constitutional criteria to become president or hold any federal office. It highlights eligibility based on U S law and the absence of gender-based disqualification for high office.
Funeral services were held at Springfield Friends Church for Mrs. Mary Ellen Farrington who died after a brief illness at a local hospital. The pastor Miss Clara I Cox led the service with interment in the church cemetery. pallbearers included Raymond Brown P B Burleson Blannie Branson Joe Dugan Frank Hopkins and Earl Garrett.
Three men remained in serious condition at a Wilmington hospital after an auto crash on the Goldsboro road twelve miles from the city. Dr. Paul Smith of Pikeville was unconscious with a fractured skull.
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