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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
6
The Lottie Holden Bible Class plans a 2 PM meeting at Mrs C B Bundy’s Newton Street home. Community notices include births, marriages and upcoming church lawn party in Archdale with ice cream and cakes for sale.
About People Miss Margaret Kimbrell of Charlotte is the guest here of Miss Matt Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Anderson returned from Durham after visiting relatives. Beulah Grant of Vermont visits Mrs. A. E. Taplin in Ardyn Hills. C B Houck visits New York staying at the Hotel Governor Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert M. Bryant and sons Paul and Bobby spend the weekend in Durham with Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sechrest and daughter Betty and Mildred Marsh spend the week at the Atlantic hotel in Morehead City. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Millis and children plan to return to North Main street after spending time at their Greensborough road country home.
Governor O Max Gardner orders department and institutional heads to cut travel costs and limit out of state trips and conventions. Budget officials enforce pre trip details as 80 percent of appropriations remain, praising cooperative heads and noting reduced field work and travel this year. Paul TenHoopen of Charlotte visited the area yesterday.
High Point society anticipates the July 3 dance at Sedgefield manor house with Jan Garber and his celebrated orchestra. The event marks the start of Independence Day festivities drawing guests from across the state, with decorations and lights planned for the ballroom. The Mills Home at Thomasville will receive $60,000 from E. F. Aydlett estate, held in trust for his widow.
Raleigh June 25 The local committee on arrangements for the district meetings ahead of the state convention set meeting places. Chairman John S. McDonald leads with Odus M. Mull and members including Mayor Culbreth and Josephus Daniels Jr. Ten venues from Sir Walter hotel to State Theater were listed for 10 districts.
Winston-Salem June 25 An address during quiet hour by President H E Rondthaler of Salem College opened the North Carolina Christian Endeavor convention. The talk focused on triumph through Bible study. Evening programs include discussions and other addresses. Quiet hour earlier featured Rev Edmund Schwartz on triumph through the Holy Spirit.
In the West Indies, fish eyes are noted as a customary and valued delicacy at meals, reflecting local culinary tradition and regional dietary practices.
In Iredell county North Carolina the removal of remaining candidates eliminates a second primary. G C Kimball becomes sheriff nominee and J T Gillespie the county solicitor nominee for the Democratic ticket.
Thousands of Masons gathered in Oxford North Carolina yesterday for the St. John’s day celebration at the Masonic orphanage marking a large community turnout in a religious fraternal event.
Inston Salem under AP report Dr. Lawrence estate worth 230000 to 500000 will go entirely to his widow according to the terms of his will.
E F Raper of Lexington appointed referee in the case of Wachovia Bank and Trust company as receiver against directors of the defunct Merchants Bank and Trust company. The action involves more than 1 009 000 dollars in assets or claims.
In Pencer North Carolina W C Benfield and W C Travis both of Schoolfield Virginia were held for superior court after a preliminary hearing on charges of robbing a Spencer bottling company.
Advice urges mail as a bright gesture for ill friends away from home. A small, thoughtful card may lift spirits and remind them they are remembered, even during vacation.
Greensboro report quotes James S. Duncan, Republican state chairman, expressing optimism after talks in Washington with leading party figures about a strong GOP showing in North Carolina in the November election.
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