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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1930
Page
6
Duke university second term begins with about 400 students including graduate students and teachers. The program runs until August 28 with entertainment such as The Merchant of Venice and Macbeth by the Elizabethan Players. Additional attractions include moving pictures weekly and musical performances by Lucia Chagnon Katherine Bacon and Frank Knessel. A watermelon feast is planned for August 14 for students and faculty.
Mary Turner visiting relatives in Spencer this week. Mrs. John Younts Mrs. Tyson Owens Norman and Agna Owens visited in Burlington Sunday. Mrs. Jack W. McMahon and daughter Elizabeth returned to High Point after weeks in Florida. Mary Duncan McAnally left to spend the rest of the week at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis of Greensboro were guests of Mrs. H N Phillips on Parkway. Mrs E T Elliott Jr was also mentioned.
Upchurch a Raleigh banker ran over Opal Leslie ten year old daughter of Frank Leslie a mill operative here and killed her. Witnesses said the girl dashed in front of the car and Upchurch was held blameless.
J M Horner Jr administrator of Harold Sams estate of Marshall files a $25,000 suit alleging Dr Frank Roberts negligently left poisonous tablets within reach of two year old Harold Sams child of J M Sams of Marshall.
W R Halk Homer Pack and two Gastonia men were found guilty of assault for shoving a filling station employee and fleeing without paying for gasoline. Each was fined 50 dollars.
In Lincolnton North Carolina Newton Leather man, a farmer living near town, was tied to a tree in his orchard by robbers who robbed his home of 170 dollars.
Federal agents seized two stills in a raid near LBEMARLE North Carolina. One still had a capacity of 324 gallons. The operation was led by agents D A B Sturgill and D F Widen.
Katie Baskerville 16 and Joseph Ivey 18, both Negro youths, drowned when they vanished while on a Negro picnic outing at the Neuse river Milburnie dam. Authorities reported the tragedy as a — 1940s era casualty note.
Raleigh July 23 Dr Charles W Rees of the U S Department of Agriculture warns that the brown dog tick Rhipicephalus sanguineus may transmit Anaplasmosis a blood disease of cattle The tick has been found in several southern states and can cause fever loss of appetite debility and often death in cattle. He describes the tick as a common ordinary pest.
Sue tends ailing family while Corrinne manages visitors and housekeeping help. The chapter follows hospital anxiety, guarded romance with Jack, and social tensions as Grace Metcalf brings fresh news.
Shawnee County Kansas officials paused a liquor raid after accidentally opening a beehive they suspected might conceal rum. Bees swarmed the area as officers sought evidence. Local authorities reported no injuries.
London reports a dogs bath club organized in Chelsea by wealthy owners. Members bring their dogs for baths washes and combing while they relax in the lounge sipping cocktails. Attendants in waterproof uniforms serve the guests.
The pope endorses air travel for bishops and church heads to speed trips and increase visits to the Vatican. Cardinal Hlond is noted as preferring planes over trains for all his journeys.
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