Society notes on Preston guests return from Lancaster
Mr and Mrs Roy C Preston of Wiltshire boulevard returned from Lancaster Pennsylvania traveling through the Valley of Virginia. They were joined by Miss Mark Catherine Price of Lancaster who will stay as their house guest. Alex H Roger 86 of Murphysboro Illinois and James Jumper 74 of Chicago, cousins, had not met for 56 years until recent reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. Preston
Wiltshire Boulevard
Lancaster
Valley
Virginia
Mark Catherine Price
Alex H. Roger
Murphysboro
Hil
James Jumper
Chicago
Davidson Democrats Plan Precinct Meetings Saturday
Davidson county Democrats prepare for county wide precinct meetings next Saturday to nominate delegates to the county convention on July 19. Delegations are expected to be instructed for sheriff and register of deeds, with A J Newton likely renominated for judge of the recorder's court and Turner S Wall for prosecuting attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
Register of Deeds
A. J. Newton
Recorder’s Court
Turner S. Wall
Lexington Provides Opportunities For Children's Swimming
Lexington offers free morning access to a private swimming pool for children. The city provides transportation to the Lexington pool outside the city limits, with water regularly refreshed and modern facilities for water sports attracting many youngsters from Lexington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Davidson Bureau
Lambeth Bldg
Thomasville
Lexington
Wheat prices rise as export demand grows
Dis quieting crop news from the northwest and west and stronger export demand push wheat prices higher. Damaged growing wheat stretches from Canada to Nebraska with export estimates in the last 48 hours over 2,000,000 bushels. Hot weather fuels black rust fears and supports late market rally. Corn advances and oats rise while provisions hold steady to up 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John P. Boughan
Associated Press
Northwest
West
Canada
Nebraska
Feeble Current in Stock Trading Weighs Markets
New York stock trading drifted on weak currents as cotton and wheat fell and shares slid before a late rally in trains. Major issues like U S Steel General Electric and General Motors edged higher after earlier losses while Johns Manville hit a new low and Ingersoll Rand plunged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Jagger
AP Financial
New York
Wall Street
T Own
Interstate Commerce Commission
U. S
Woolworth
Commission House
U. S. Steel
Eneral Electric
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
General Motors
Public Service of
N. J
Johns Manville
North American
Safeway
Dupont
Ingersoll Rand
Call Momev
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Broad Trading
A dense NYC stock list shows varied moves across sectors with Amalia Amcar and For P Am among notable 3s, along with strong postings from General Electric Apple and Chrysler. Investors tracked oil, tobacco, and sugar groups as market quotes hovered around midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alli Chem & Am
Anaconda Armour A . Armour B . Asso
Bossees
Isaes Atlantic
Coast Line
Ball & Ohio Barnsdall A
Bendix Aviat
Seth Steel Calumet & Hecla
Canada
Pax Ion
Eee
Cannon Millissess
Ches & Ohio Chrysler
Coca Cola
6Season
Col Gas
Elec
Consol Gas
Davidson Chem
Drugs Inc
Dupont O5
Elec Auto Lite
Elec Pow & Light
Eng Pub Service
Eric KR
Foster Wheeler
Fox Film
Race Freeport
Texas
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gen Outdoor
Gillette Peee
AdVssees
Goodyear T & R
Gt West Sugar
Grigsby Grunow
Houston Oil Hudson Moto Hupp Motor
Harvester
Nickel Ce
Kennecott Co
Liggett & Myers
Viewsceae
Loews Inc
Lorillard
Louis & Nash Mack Trucsk Magna Copper
Missan & T
Pacific Mont Ward
Nash Motors Nat Biscuit Nat Dairy
Y Central
Phillip Morris Phillips Pet Pub Ser
Pullman Radio Corp Radio K O
Reading
Rem Rand
Rep Steel
Reynolds Tob Sais
Ictus
Seer
Schulte Ret
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Rans CO
Sinclair Con
Acne Skelly Oil
Feee Dairies Bu
Son Railway
iStan Gas & Elec Weseeees
Calif
Jocceeeaees
Studebaker SO
Tenn Cop & Chem
Timken Roll Bear
Tovmeco
Nara
Western Union
V.ceeecas
Wss
Ts West Elec
Vinkines
Woolworth
New York Cotton Opens Barely Steady On Acreage, Liverpool
New York July cotton opened barely steady down 8 to 18 points as cann I term acreage figures from the department of agriculture and Liverpool’s easy tone influenced trading. Prices slipped to 12.99 for July and 12.67 for October with about 17,200 bales reported sold short, amid a private crop report showing a 3 percent fall in acreage and a 69.9 percent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Agriculture
Liverpool
Liverpool Cables
Bombay
P.C
New Orleans Cotton Opens Weak Amid Cables and Government Forecast
New Orleans July futures fall sharply as cables from Liverpool sour and traders await a government acreage report at one o'clock. July drops to 12.54, October 12.79, December 12.86, with 11 to 16 point declines from prior close. brief rally late hours due to short covering but overall tone remains easy as New York stocks slide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
P.C
Cardinal Vannutelli's health fails in Vatican
Cardinal Vannutelli's heart weakened during the night and he received Holy Communion and the Extreme Unction this morning as his condition remained grave in Vatican City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vannutelli
Holy Communder
Robber's Note Exiles Winston Druggist
H. De Newsome, owner of a Winston-Salem drug store, was ordered to leave the city within 60 days by a thief who robbed the shop of 175 dollars and narcotics last night. This is the second such note Newsome has received, the first arriving the day after he signed the lease for the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
H. de Newsome
Newsome
Funeral for O E Mendenhall Held in High Point
Funeral services for former State Senator O E Mendenhall were held at the Gatewood Avenue residence with ministers Rev Tom A Sykes Rev J M Hilliard and Rev Samuel Haworth of Guilford College officiating A quartet sang Peace Wonderful Peace Jesus My Every Thought of Thee and The Riches of Jesus Pallbearers included A Ring A Parker C F Tomlinson Lawrence White Thomas Turner Carter Dalton Don C MacRae and Cliff Thompson Honorary pallbearers were High Point Rotary Club members and local doctors Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery Mendenhall a prominent Democratic figure in Guilford county died late Sunday night at Guilford General Hospital from angina pectoris after an appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Mendenhall
High Point
Gatewood Avenue
Tom A. Sykes
J. M. Hilliard
Samuel Haworth
Guilford College
Norman Fidler
C. L. Gray, Jr
Dan W. Smith
Lawrence White
Jesus
A. Ring
Parker
C. F. Tomlinson
Thomas Turner
Carter Dalton
Don C. MacRae
Cliff Thompson
Lexington
High Point Rotary Club
D. A. Stanton
T. M. Stanton
Davidson County Library Grant Reduced to Five Thousand
A large Davidson county delegation urged the board to fund the county library. The commissioners cut the grant to 5000 of the 190000 requested, halving the amount and jeopardizing Rosenwald Fund matching support. The library reported 180000 total circulations and urged continued aid. Local pastors and residents spoke in support. The board chair closed the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Commissioners
Enterprise Davidson Bureau
Lambeth Bldg
Thomasville
Lexington
Davidson County
Board of Commissioners
Library Board
C. Ff. Finch
High Cost of Living Well Theme At Church Supper
Rev. R. J. Farmer of First Methodist Protestant church leads a fellowship supper on Wednesday evening in the North Main and Richardson streets church. The covered dish meal starts at 6 45 with Circle No 1 under Margaret Snipes serving, followed by a 7 20 devotional and activities of the intermediate senior Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
North Main and
Richardson Streets
Circle No. 1
Margaret Snipes
Church schedule notes 7 30 start and eight o clock worship
The text outlines a seven thirty start time for a gathering, followed by an eight o clock worship period. After worship the choir will rehearse and various committees will hold meetings.
Hundreds Enjoying Y M C A Swimming Pool
During the hot weather hundreds of young men and boys have used the Y M C A swimming pool to stay cool and engage in healthful exercises. Edgar Hartley, general secretary, reports swimming lessons are available for non swimmers and advanced life saving for those interested in this popular summer pastime. Tests are also held to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Hartley
Y Club Teaches 124 Boys to Swim in One Week
Mr. Hartley notes that during a single spring week 124 boys were taught to swim in the Y pool illustrating a vigorous youth program and community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Four Bandits Routed By Banker In Kentucky Bank Raid
Rush Evans, assistant cashier at Farmers and Traders Bank Campton Kentucky fired as four robbers tried to force him into the vault. The men fled with one wounded accomplice, leaving without any money. A small car fled the scene and Sheriff Joe Ingram led a posse in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campton
Rush Evans
Farmers and Traders Bank
Joe Ingram
Report of High Point Savings and Trust Company to Corporation Commission
The report details the bank's condition as of the 50th day of June 1930 in High Point North Carolina. It lists resources including Loans and Discounts 608290.11, Furniture and Fixtures 9626.41, Cash in Vault 143158.28, and other items totaling 769869.12. Liabilities include Capital Stock 25000.00, Surplus Fund 50900.00, Undivided Profits 16136.90, Total Deposits 769869.12. Ed L. Ragan as Cashier swore the statements are true to the best of his knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Savings and Trust Company Bank
High Point
North Carolina
Corporation Commission
State of North Carolina
Guilford
Ed L. Ragan
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Atlantic Ins. & Realty Company
The
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W. P. Moffitt
Rhode Island
Randolph County
J. H. McCain
Monthey Ave
Redding Apartment Building
Seborn Perry
Broadhurst
Enterprise Office
R. G. Lassiter
English Street
Broadhurst Theatre
R. C. Gabriel
High Point Enterprise
Aetor Theatre
H. L. Curlee
Moon Street
the Broadhurst
A. A. Hill
R. A. Lloyd
J. C. Garwood
Elmwood
Vera Riddle
J. L. Charles
J. O. Gold
East Green Street
Bath
Thurston
Woodrow Avenue
Roland Park Avenue
Hamilton Street
Nellie Sheron
Roth
MR. Chester Morris
Wallace Beery
Lelia Hyams
Robi. Montgomery
Lewis Stone
Geo. F. Marion
New Dramatic
Pete Frazier
Woodrow
J. R. Patterson
North Main Street
S. Hamilton Street
S. Aberman
Fourth Street
West Green Street
Park Street
Campbell Street
Pare Street
J. N. McCrary
E. T. Ring
Willowbrook Street
C. R. Myers
D. B. Carrick
Monthieu Avenue
Flapdoodle
Dorothy Hoskins
Claude Samuels
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
North
Wrenn Street
I. R. Black
B. A. Woodell
Askkin
Mr. L. Bloom
Derond
Broadburst
Dorothy Smith
Big House
Ruth Brown
Wolverine Trimming Shop
N. Wrenn St
Eugene
Lorelle Heauty
West End
Union Realty CO
Commercial Bank
Campbell W. Ansley
Mgr
Aeesaee
Reese
Se Ee
Ey of
Winston
Mendenhall
Davidson Library
Mile-A
Marty
Igee Marty
Erny
Jefferson Motor Co
Worth Main
ED. L. Ragan
R. R. Ragan
J. Elwood Cox
Lucille Goldston
Atlantic
Pacific
Ae Atlantic Pacific “Co
J. L. White, Inc. Hood Bank Building
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