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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1930
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Albert Edwards of Jamestown announce the birth of twin boys Albert and Alfred on July 27. Mrs Edwards before marriage was Miss Minnie Hutchins of King NC. The notice lists family and origin details.
The note recalls a pink and white color theme as Mrs. Harvill and helpers served a group of children including Joe Ingram and Betty Jean Baler. The First Baptist B Y P U plans a Tar Heel picnic Thursday at 7 with all Union members urged to attend and visitors invited. meet at the church by 6 45 for transport arrangements.
About People Miss Ruth Hepler of Sumter S C visits her sister Miss Ruby Hepler in the city. Mr and Mrs R C Towery return from Gastonia after a weekend with Mr Towerys sister Mrs C K Boyd. Mr and Mrs E R Yarbrough and Mrs W F Bowers return from a weekend with relatives in Charlotte. Mrs Dan Nickel of Chicago Illinois visits Mrs W L Stamey on East Washington street and is remembered as Miss Bertie Brannock, a cousin of the late W L Stamey.
Dr. F B Bomberger of the federal farm board told the Institute of Rural Affairs in Blacksburg that cooperative marketing can improve farmers’ lives but producers must shape their own stabilization programs. He cited Alexander Legge on preventing surplus and noted doubts about acreage curtailment plans. Bomberger is assistant chief of the division of cooperative marketing.
Fort Worth readers note a local line now connects to Sweden and enables long distance talk under a sweltering 100 degree day. The first three minutes would cost 45.75 dollars, prompting thoughts on cooling expenses.
Enterprise Bureau reports a 20 percent cut and 80 000 in savings will not greatly reduce state activity. Lower commodity prices allow departments to buy more for less. Governor Gardner calls budget commission meeting to review fiscal status and plan visits to state institutions amid Raleigh heat wave. Senator L P Tapp absent due to tobacco market duties in Georgia.
The court ruled that 10 percent dues tax does not apply when a new member buys stock from a departing member. Tax expert J S Seidman notes Treasury practice had treated stock payments as initiation fees. The U S District Court in New York ruled for the clubs, with potential government appeal.
Lexington city schools announced a September 4 start date for the new term. The staff totals eighty teachers and officers drawn from eight states, with detailed lists for Robbins, Holt, Cecil, State Street, Lexington High, Dunbar, and other schools.
A week long gathering at the North Carolina State Y M C A headquarters brought together three former and current state secretaries. L. E. Coulter of Dallas first held the post from 1888 to 1896, G. C. Huntington of Charlotte led from 1904 to 1920, and J. Wilson Smith has served since 1920. The trio shared memories. Coulter and Huntington are now retired from Y work, while Smith remains active in state leadership.
Berlin store chain Money Maker faced bankruptcy, reflecting tough times for the retail sector. The firm, tied to the Money Maker name, joins a wave of nearby businesses in distress as economic pressures bite.
The era notes 212 distinct religious denominations across the United States, supported by about 232000 churches and a membership totaling 44380000. The figures illustrate the broad spread of faith groups and congregations nationwide.
A new tie iron promises to restore wrinkles to crispness without shine. It heats quickly and smooths fabrics evenly, leaving neckties looking neat and presentable for work or formal events.
A large fire in Lincolnton destroyed about $50 000 worth of property, wiping out an entire town block. Fire units from Hickory Gastonia and Cherryville contained the blaze about an hour after it started at 9 30 PM in Rhodes Cor.
A fire swept the frame livery barn to ruin a nearby garage and dwelling. A second house was badly damaged while the livery stable suffered the major loss and was only partially insured. Canada produced 2,185,379 gallons of maple syrup and 8,208,276 pounds of maple sugar valued at 5,250,620 dollars this year.
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