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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1930
Page
6
Delta Tau club meets tomorrow at 1 00 with Mrs R H Walker at her Edgedale drive home. Over the Teacups and Friday Bridge Club also schedule meetings with host families and times listed.
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO Face Powder as the purest powder with a French spreading process. It claims no pastiness flaking or irritation and notes long wear with a non shiny finish. Mann Drug Co. promotes the product.
A delightful Musical Art club gathering took place at the Country club with Mrs. R. T. Amos and Mrs. J. E. Millis as hostesses. Guests and program leaders included Mrs. Forrest Murray and Miss Vera Idol, while spring flowers decorated the reception room.
New certificates include Twin City Shoe Company of Winston-Salem with 25000 authorized stock, Mount Airy Ice Cream Company with 50000, Wilmington Citizens Protective League with 100000, Multisamely of Winston-Salem for manufacturing and wholesale, Lumberton Merchants Association non stock, Cape Fear Amusement Company of Wilmington for amusement devices, and Service Motor Sales listed with names of organizers and stock figures.
North Carolina Creamery association will conduct two surveys with the state department of agriculture as part of Gov. Gardner's live-at-home campaign. One survey maps butter production and sale details including price, while the other assesses dairy fats used by state institutions and the brands and grades purchased at what prices.
The High Point Fire Department presents a musical concert at the American theater Thursday night starting at 8 o clock. More than 1,200 tickets sold with 2,000 printed. Seventy tickets were donated to children at the M. P. Orphans' Home who will be special guests of the firemen.
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Belle Victory, wife of J. T. Victory, were held at her residence 803 Taylor Street this morning at 10 30 conducted by Rev. Hoyle Love of West End Baptist church. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery with pallbearers C. Rutledge D. R. Harrison P. B. Gibson B. G. Reece J. A. Caudle Vernon Dobbins.
Lenten services at St Marys Episcopal Church are scheduled this week with the rector officiating. Wednesday night at 8 o clock, Thursday morning at 16 o'clock, and Friday afternoon at 4 15 o'clock.
In court, Roberts questions Doheny about testifying and fraud in oil leases. The witness fights answering while prosecutors press. The judge directs a direct answer and notes civil decisions on lease fraud.
Chicago, March 18. Frank McKinsey, inmate at Kankakee state hospital since 1928, sent daily letters asking officials to help him access a $1,400 trunk. Attorney Wikoff discovered the cash in a Chicago storage house trunk described by McKinsey. A petition for his release will be filed.
Rev. Charles P. Coble, after sixteen years as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church here, resigns and moves to Douglas, Georgia to pastor the city’s only Presbyterian church. He leaves wife and children here for the school term end. two sons remain at Davidson College.
In a White House briefing Hoover faced fresh patronage accusations from Senator Blease of South Carolina while Senator Fess defended pre administration conditions. Blease labeled Republicans graft prone and charged insiders with disreputable patronage dealings as investigations proceed by the justice and post office departments.
In Washington on March 18 organizers of an unemployed conference pressed for a Senate Commerce Committee hearing as it opened debate on unemployment conditions. Senator Wagner urged action while J Eads Howe led a nine member group seeking a hearing, later asked to submit views in writing. Howe and his colleagues aimed for Thursday morning consideration.
In Washington on March 18, Representative Fisher of Tennessee defended U.S. Judge Harry B. Anderson of the Western District of Tennessee against Republican La Guardia’s charges. Fisher said allegations rested on anonymous letters from unreliable sources and cited long-standing friction with the U.S. District Attorney and prior attempts to block Anderson’s 1925 confirmation.
The north side violence continues as Peter Bica is dragged from a sedan by three men and shot. Police link Rita’s killing to a liquor war and suspect Capone Moran rivalries. Bennie Bennett is missing with Rito. a separate south side deli robbery ends in two gunfire deaths.
Reports from Shanghai dated March 18 recount that communists and bandits overran Fuan near Kianfu in central Kiangsi province. They massacred local officials and 2,000 residents, looted the town, and fled into Kiangsi mountains, leaving the population paralyzed with fear.
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