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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1930

Page

6

Births and gatherings light up Greensboro life

Announcements of births include Louise Brown born July 20 at 426 Virginia Avenue and Amarylis Anne Anderson born May 6 at Centennial Avenue extension. Social notes record meetings of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty, a Zander-Gump mock wedding, sorority party, and various visits and travels around Guilford County.

Mrs. H. J. Brown Louise Virginia Avenue G. R. Anderson Amarylis Anne Anderson Centennial Avenue Extension

Hosiery Ad Glows with Rush on Silk Stockings

A brisk classified item touts fine high grade pure silk hosiery now in demand. The copy emphasizes popularity and desirability, urging shoppers to act quickly to secure stock that meets high expectations.

People Miss Golda Mae Kearns Visit Landrum Friends

Golda Mae Kearns is visiting friends in Landrum. Herbert Obendorf of New York is also mentioned in connection with the visit.

Golda Mae Kearns Landrum “S.&. C Herbert Obendorf New York

McCormick's Papers Back Pinchot in Pennsylvania Race

Harrisburg reporters controlled by Vance McCormick announce support for Giffort Pinchot for governor. The Patriot and the Evening News oppose the Democratic program and Hemphill for governor over repeal of the liquor enforcement act and note prior refusal to back Alfred E Smith for president due to prohibition stance.

Harrisburg Harrisburgh Vance McCormick The Patriot Evening News Giffort Pinchot Pennsylvania John M. Hemphill Alfred E. Smith

New Notaries Commissioned by Governor Gardner

Raleigh July 22 Gov O Max Gardner signed commissions making Anna Marie Bour Asheville Hazel Dotson Statesville Henry C Iddings Asheville O F Justice Sneads Ferry Emmett E Lott Hendersonville Wade L Marshall Winston-Salem Hugh S Sheppard Wilson notaries public in a formal state notice the list of names and towns included.

Raleigh O. Max Gardner Anna Marie Bour Asheville Hfazel Dotson Statesville Henry C. Iddings O. F. Justice Sneads Ferry Emmett E. Lott Hendersonville Wade L. Marshall Winston-Salem Hughs. Sheppard Wilson

Whitsett Local Notes Highlight Reunions And Church Events

Horace Greeson visits Whitsett from near Selma and plans weeks in boyhood area. Clapp family reunion set at Brickchurch with George A. Younce as speaker. Friedens church marks Augsburg Confession 400th anniversary with visitors from Greensboro and Burlington. Other items include Lutheran conference in Holly Grove and various local visits.

Fight Brigade Boys and Girls of Friends Church G. W. MacClenahan United Lutheran Church Racine Wis John A. Clapp Clapp Brickchurch George A. Younce Guilford County G. G. Clapp C. E. Morrison Charlie Howerton Clarence Ray William Reavy Pinehurst Southern Pines The Lutheran Church Holly Grove Church Lexington R. L. Fisher M. J. Fisher Philadelphia Martha Akard Annie Powlas India Friedens Church Greensboro Burlington Eton College Daniel A. Albright Richmond George and Barbara Albright R. K. Davenport Willow Springs N. C George W. Davenport D. C. Stewart J. H. Stewart Route 2

Mail Planes Travel Over Twenty Three Million Miles

The post office department reports air planes in mail service have flown more than 23,761,000 miles since the airmail program began in February 1926. They carried over 10,351,900 pounds of mail valued at 21,293,657 dollars.

Washington Post Office Department

Uncertain Morning After Icy Porch Fall

Sue deals with her mother Merryman’s injury after an icy fall on the back porch. A fractured hip requires weeks in bed and a nurse. Sue balances family duties, job worries, and upcoming goodbyes as Ted and her father adjust to the crisis.

City William Burtom Ted Jack Barbara Jean Brady Corrinne Sue

Corrinne's Arrival Disturbs Quiet Kitchen Scene

A woman cleans a mess as a drain leaks and cannot heat water. Corrinne bursts in wearing furs and a saucy crimson hat and slippers, brightening the otherwise dreary kitchen moment.

Corrinne

Cannon and Bride To Be In Brazil Until Christmas

Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will remain in South America on church mission work until next December. He will depart with his bride Mrs Helen Hawley McCallum from Arlanza, visit Madeira, then go to Brazil for official conferences from August to November. The marriage was announced in The Christian Advocate.

The Christian Advocate Christchurch London

Isolated Goiter Germs Attributed To Bacteria

Dr E O Houba of Tacoma Washington told the International Congress that goiter is caused by bacteria rather than iodine deficiency. He said he isolated and cultivated goiter germs and, after years of study, adopted the bacterial theory and developed a method to cultivate germs from goiter tissue.

Paris E. 0. Houba Tacoma Wash International Congress For Houba Chicago Tribune

Corrections to a 19th century steamship claim

The notice corrects several points about early steamboat history. It states Robert Fulton built the first steamboat named Clermont, not Eli Whitney or the Constitution, and notes the Clermont lacked wireless aerial and was a side wheeler with the side wheel missing.

Robert Fulton Eli Whitney Clermont Constitution

Candy Per Capita Consumption In U S 1929 Report

The 1929 survey shows average U S residents consumed 13 pounds of candy per person. The finding highlights national candy demand and consumer behavior during the late 1920s.

United States

Colorful Dressing Table Styling Suggestions

The piece discusses contrasting dark tones for the lower skirt of a dressing table and a mirror painted in the same shade. It lists pretty color schemes for a bedroom including combinations of yellow green pink white and blue. It notes undressed dressing tables are inexpensive at all department stores.

Thomasville Social Notes Reflect Summer Travel and Visits

Mrs. James Lambeth and children returned from Mount Gilead where they were guests of relatives. Marion Dixon of Winston-Salem visited Mr. and Mrs. John R. Myers. G M Hoover and George Hoover Jr. returned from Chicago furniture show. Mrs. Ray Shephard and son arrived from Richmond for a week with her sister.

C. L. Harris Salem Street Thomasville Shephard Richmond Walter Hage Winston-Salem G. M. Hoover Alliene Mary Alice Hoover Washington Annie Thomas Hoover Annie Yow High Point WW. C. Hammond H. T. Hethcock Ted. Jr Oakboro

Picnic Dinner Sparks Debate With Insect Crowd

A humorous exchange from Paris features Pela Mele describing a spot as ideal for a picnic dinner while Ditto notes ten million insects embrace the choice. The playful dialogue underscores a light moment about outdoor meals and crowds.

Paris

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Kashions W. T. Smith Guilford General Hospital Smith A. and P Dallas Culler Sons and Daughters OF Liberty Enterprise Prom Hospital Bruce Crawford N. E. Crawford Meadow Street Paul J. Myatt Chattanooga, Tenn Mabel Ridge Mrs. H. M. Ridge Mrs. Harris Ethel and Anne Diffee Cordele S. H. Tomlinson Jesse Harris Sedgefield Charlene Grimes Alpha Beta Psi West Green Street Miss Grimes Tom Thumb Lucille Brown Misses Leslie Johnson Anna McAdams Thelma Moss Louise Collett Evelyn Seward Juanita Adams Helen Snider Ireme Seward First Baptist Society Woman's Missionary Society First Baptist Church H. D. Sears Frontier Mission South Mountain School Bostis Ila Hensley Ridgecrest W. F. Clayton A. B. Conrad Rose Bryant Montheu Avenue Howard W. Beck R. G. Yarborough W. W. Yarborough Ada Leonard Martinsville, Va W. M. Guyer Alberta Hofmann Burlington H. J. Rockwell Peoria Rockford Ill Mr. Rockwell Edith Nurse Mrs. Clay Church Ind Mrs. W. Jd East Lexington Avenue Rollins Iery Beach Moffitt’ S North Main St McCormick Pinchot Notaries Whitsett Horlick’s Racine, Wisconsin Ruby Margery Hale Cannon Bride Brazil Elm Street Boy Scouts R. C. Lee Flying Lamars Thomasville Society Hethcock George Denson Charles Lambeth Riverton O. 0 City Memorial Hospital Eunice Baird Gastonia Stacey Bowen Little Son Bonn C. Pearce Julia Pearce Bowen United States Royal Card Gate City Motor Company Jack Burris South Wrenn Street Bear Elwood Hotel Beavans the Ladies’ Store Horn Miss Goodh North Main Street
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