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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1930
Page
7
The case against H. H. Culler charged with theft of electric current was continued until Friday morning at the request of attorneys. Investigators will continue work before the trial, and city officials and the legal department discussed prosecution methods.
Services for Mrs. Eva Brown Hicks wife of L D Hicks of the State Highway Commission were held Sunday at 4 p m from her uncle H F Hoffmans home. Rev A L Aycock and Rev John W Moore officiated. Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park.
The home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Slate at 1105 Clyde Avenue was robbed the week prior, with the theft occurring between Wednesday and Friday, leaving the residence unsecured.
This afternoon Mr. Slate of the Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing company reported his wife lost five dresses and he a suit of clothes shoes and one odd pair of trousers. Police are investigating but had not arrested anyone by this afternoon.
Funeral services for Frances Rebecca Lineberry, previously announced for Jamestown M E Church, postponed until relatives from Cincinnati arrive. Born July 4 1842 in Cleveland County North Carolina, she was 38. Survived by daughter Mrs Walter C Brown, one son, five daughters, and siblings Lorando Peeler Louise Hull and Mrs Frank Mull.
Nebraska 4-H clubs report record-breaking enrollment, with more youth across counties joining projects and activities than at any previous time. The milestone reflects broad participation across urban and rural areas, supported by new outreach and program efforts.
Raleigh officials warned of a rising illicit trade in unsanitary disease laden mattresses used by the sick. The State Board of Health cautioned about infections from discarded beds found near hospitals and hotels and urged enforcement of sanitary bedding laws enacted in 1925. Since 1929 bedding tags certify compliance for manufacturers, with 18 violators convicted to date.
A north Georgia mountain woman aged 57 is mother to 18 children including multiples and has 656 living grandchildren. She toils in the fields and bakes 650 pounds of flour for breakfast biscuits when all family is home. More than 50 planes will tour Oregon, Washington and Idaho on a first tri state air jaunt visiting over 25 cities.
Ernest Lynn former Washington Herald and Cleveland Plain Dealer reporter now fiction editor at NEA Service writes The Hollywood Story a vivid lover tale of a scenario writer and an aspiring star. Lynn gathered material on Hollywood life to lend authentic atmosphere to the novel which doubles as a reporter’s fiction.
Centered at Jones street residence, Del Rio Bridge Club spent a Wednesday afternoon with Miss Sue Everhart hosting. Martha Jarrett secured high score with a dainty handkerchief while Helen Paschal won low score and an additional handkerchief. Guests included Suzanne Parker and Julia Willard alongside club members Clarice Williams and Serah Everhart.
Mrs. Everhart assisted by Mrs. Eccles Everhart and Mrs. F G Stewart served at the event.
Chicago July 28 AP reports a new endurance contest for jobs started June 1 with 32 Chicago Boys' Club participants. Only three remain seeking work after visiting 78, 41, and 32 business houses respectively. All are 17 years old.
Eleven men appeared before Magistrate William E. Church in Winston-Salem charged with graveling fish in violation of the state game law. The magistrate could not find a suitable law to cover the charge and left the case open while seeking a ruling from the Assistant Attorney General Nash and Col. J. W. Harrelson, director of the department of conservation and development.
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