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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1928
Page
15
The Chrysler News describes economical long motor tours with a 4 1/2 thousand mile family journey costing under $7 a day for three. A starter camp outfit for three costs about $200 and fits in a few bags and a small tent. Tourists can find modern camps with amenities and lower prices by planning ahead and choosing suitable camping sites.
An advertisement from Dr. C. M. Simpson of Cleveland Ohio promises cure or relief for epilepsy fits and convulsions with no narcotics or harmful drugs. Satisfaction or money back with claims of overnight relief in many cases.
The death of Mrs. Katherine Brooks reveals a $17,500 fortune in property and investments. With no heirs, the estate will pass to the Commonwealth after settlement of her affairs.
The North Carolina Supreme Court adjourned in Raleigh for the summer recess after a spring term that handed down 303 opinions. Only a few cases carry over to fall, as Chief Justice Stacy and four associates work behind the scenes to finish a heavier than usual docket.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes Americans drink far less milk than recommended and highlights milk as a key protein and energy source. He cites contamination risks from milking to transit, urges pasteurization and rapid cooling, and calls for centralized production and strong health oversight to boost consumption and purity.
A small Asheboro ceremony at the Lewallen home united Miss Beatrice Lewallen and Mr. Oscar Banks Gorman of Reidsville officiated by Rev. J E Pritchard. The bride wore Independence blue georgette with rose corsage and was attended by Marguerite McCullers as flower girl. The couple plan to live in Reidsville after a Western North Carolina honeymoon. both are prominent local educators and leaders. In a separate note, Sheriff J A Brady and Mrs Louella Tharpe Smith wed in Asheboro with the bride a Greensboro native. they will reside in Asheboro.
Miss Gladys Halls of Asheboro wed Charles R Prevatt of Lumberton in a ceremony at the Presbyterian Manse in Graham. The bride, daughter of Mrs May Hall, is among Asheboro's noted young women. Prevatt is a local businessman, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Prevatt of Lumberton.
A humorous Life piece portrays Oogah admitting he brings blubber to his igloo visit to his girlfriend. The banter ends with a quip that the game is hardly worth the candle, highlighting coastal wit and cultural caricature.
A Path Finder dialogue reflects street friction as pedestrians accuse motorists of owning the road and drivers defend their right to drive. The exchange highlights mutual frustration and calls for courtesy amid urban traffic tensions.
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