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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1930
Page
6
William London visits Savannah while Vera Brown visits Ellerbe. Many locals return from Myrtle Beach Wrightsville Beach and Virginia trips. Notes list brief travels of Armfield, Kemp brothers, Willis family, Dickens clan, and friends staying with Wilkie Nabers and others in High Point area.
Vancouver area initiative begins landing aviation development on Sea Island Kyre. Plan emphasizes eastern half development while western portion will be leased. Taxpayers have approved over 300000 dollars for the project.
The list includes Ellis Thomas Turner 3rd Arles Simmons Johnny B Wall etty B Wall Jimmy Mahon Eddy Quibley Sandy Rankin Ah Boo White Shirley Rankin Charles Long Casey Joseph Coffield Peyton Voorhees Stanley Saunders Betty Ann Thompson Nancy Sephrest Jane Rhodes Phil Augustus Warner Blanchard Bonner Jr Phylis Ferperman Aida Ingrid William Earle Poole Nell Fleming Sheloff Alex March and Sonny Susman. Votes may be cast for the children at either of the drug stores or by calling Mrs Wall or Mrs Froelich.
The Enterprise runs a guessing contest naming Joseph Schildkraut and Myrna Loy as silhouette characters in a drawing for American Theatre tickets. The first 25 correct responders win tickets by visiting the Enterprise office today or tomorrow.
After a 16 year export ban, England sent out its first livestock shipment in recent times. The move marks a notable return of animal exports from the country and indicates changing trade practices.
Jeanne Williams once lived in Syracuse New York and fled to Hollywood with sister Mary. She vanished en route and reappeared as Sonia Karlov, a Russian accented actress who later found Broadway work but with the same accent, despite changing names and careers.
The Aero Club of Germany plans a 101-entry air race across Europe from Berlin starting July 20 and ending August 7. Germany leads with 47 entries, followed by Britain 8, France 16, Spain 10, Poland 16, and Switzerland 4.
In Long Beach New York an airplane helped mark the dedication of St. John's Lutheran Church. A plane circled the ceremony dropping religious literature over the edifice as the congregation assembled.
A cabinet maker suggests removing white stains on fine antique tables and cabinets with steel wool number zero lightly moistened in lemon oil. Rub along the wood grain, reapply as needed, then rub with linen or chamois until the area shines as before.
AP dispatches report a dynamite accident injuring Glenwood Catehart in North Carolina, a Pittsburgh man’s father killed by an unknown assailant, a streetcar robbery in Charlotte, a canal death identified in Columbia, Statesville mill resuming full time, a coroner’s jury bond over a fatal crash in Wilmington, and a manhunt for a stabbing suspect in Rocky Mount.
Carl Bazemore, 18, of Colerain, died in a hospital after a neck injury from a shallow water dive. In Columbia a youth thought to be J. H. Jerman of Washington, D C was fatally shot by G H Priester who said he fired to frighten him after finding him stealing oil at a filling station.
Evangelical pastor A Hilleary is described as a flying parson after traveling from Eastown to Perth to preach at a field event and planning more flights. Amy Johnson is noted as capable on the ground, while a man who attempted to kiss a girl who flew from England received a slapped face and a bleeding nose.
In Jersey City the baptism will use water from the mid Atlantic. The Rev. Herman Raschke obtained the water during a trip from Germany and transported it in a champagne bottle for the ceremony.
Prince Alexander Wolkonsky, former aide de camp to the Czar, has entered the priesthood as a Roman Catholic cleric.
Private Tom Hayden of the U S Army Isthmian amateur golf circuit outlasted a field that included major generals to claim the championship in Panama City.
Dr Berthold Laufer curator at Field Museum says fingerprint use predates Christ. Chinese clay seals from over 3000 years ago bear thumb prints to authenticate documents, proving early antiquity of the art.
The liner Stuttgart reached New York from Bremen after a harsh winter passage with periods of extreme cold requiring steam heat. In Buenos Aires heavy snows isolated some localities and a cold wave affected the city.
In Barnsboro New Jersey Japanese beetles persist in feeding on sasafras leaves. The pests perform erratic maneuvers including nose dives and tail spins as part of their continued activity.
Sault Ste. Marie report notes the Mississauga river overran its banks wrecking crops but leaving pools stocked with fish. One catch weighed 12 pounds, showing surprising bounty amid the flood damage.
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