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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1930
Page
6
Mrs J C Cross of 1118 Campbell street is ill with influenza at her home. The item notes accompanying society notices include club meetings and baptist society gatherings in High Point area.
An old advertisement urges readers over 40 to try Dr Southworths Uratabs for burning sensations, bladder weakness, frequent urination, and groin pain. It promises a 10 day, risk free trial with money back if not satisfied and notes druggists can supply the product.
Mrs. John C Abels visits Greensboro while Mrs Herman Smith spends the day in Winston Salem Miss Frances Thomipson of Lexington guests Miss Anne Marsh this week C P Howard of Griffin Georgia spends weekend with Mr and Mrs Chester Howard Mrs James McLeod of Florence US C guests of Mrs A Davis at her home Friends regret that Mrs J A Fitzgerald 208 West Green street remains seriously ill
Construction bids received for 16 noncommissioned officer residences at Fort Bragg. Thirty-one firms submitted proposals, with the lowest bid totaling 97 760 dollars.
Sue is taken to a farmhouse hideout run by Nell and other bootleggers. She discovers a secret panel that opens to a room filled with bottles and a vat. Nell warns of a guard with a gun, hinting at danger but implying she is not yet harmed. Next: a lonely night.
The Kings Mountain celebration committee has underwritten its $10,000 budget and will campaign in Mecklen burg Gaston and Cleveland counties to raise $2,000 per quota. CC. O Kuester of the chamber of commerce announced. South Carolina counties York and Cherokee have already raised their allotments of 2500 and 1500 respectively. The celebration is set for October 7 to commemorate the battle of Kings Mountain in the Revolutionary War.
The Southern Textile association hosiery division was postponed today at the Sheraton hotel. About 25 manufacturers and superintendents from Wel don Raleigh Durham High Point Charlotte Thomasville gathered as plans shift to a second April meeting to form the organization with North Carolina Hosiery Manufacturers' association support. Walter C. Taylor led the session with T W Mullen presiding as temporary chairman and speakers included David Clark and L R Gilbert.
A simple dish shifts timing as shirred eggs are plated for supper with a tablespoon of creamed spinach and a slice of fresh tomato, signaling a flexible breakfast to dinner routine.
Richard Halliburton the author and traveler will arrive in Durham from Atlanta to speak to Duke University students at 8 p m Thursday announced by the university entertainment committee. Halliburton swam the length of the Panama Canal and bathed in the pool of the harbor city famed for feats of exploration.
A legendary traveler with a storied career recounts his adventures across many climates. He describes daring crossings and global journeys undertaken by sea and land, reflecting on discoveries and the culture of distant places learned along the way.
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