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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1930

Page

20

Miller Notified Council Ready To Talk Business On Crossing

City Manager E M Knox informed Henry W Miller of Southern Railway that the council is ready to discuss the High Point crossing menace. Miller is expected to visit for talks with officials. The plan favored is a mix of underpasses and overhead bridges, deemed the most feasible by a council majority and planning committee members.

E. M. Knox Henry W. Miller Southern Railway Company Miller High Point City Planning and Zoning Committee

How To Believe Sick Headaches In 3 Minutes

A North Carolina druggist advertises BC a fast relief remedy for headaches and various pains sold in 10¢ and 25¢ packages. The ad claims BC works in minutes, with no mood or after effects, and cites its multi-ingredient formula as superior to single drugs.

North Carolina

Four Arrests In Twenty-Four Hours In High Point

High Point police reported four arrests between noon yesterday and noon today. Chief br. A McGhee said the figures show no crime outbreak and reflect steady policing. He praised the small number as a sign of good public safety and caution.

High Point Br. A. McGhee McGhee

Zoning Committee Pushes Underpasses and Bridges Plan

The Southern favors starting a program of underpasses and overhead bridges once city officials agree. Councilmen lean toward the plan, while opponents promise a vigorous fight to the bitter end. City leaders argue tracks can be rerouted around the city with similar or lower costs.

Navy Speeds Up Enlistments To Replenish Fleets

The Navy Department orders faster enlistments due to lag in re enlistments and need for replacements for battle and scouting fleets arriving from winter maneuvers. R F Edmiston says the North and South Carolina district will enlist fifty men monthly starting July 1 to support next fiscal year.

United States Navy Department R. F. Edmiston Navy North and South Carolina

Paris Sees Few Second Hand Stores

The article notes rarity of second hand stores in Paris and most French cities due to government ownership of pawn shops.

Paris

W. & M. Motor Co. Opens New Quarters on East High

The W. and M. Motor company moves to 214 216 East High street with a reconditioned, up to date garage. John F. Weber manages the firm formed two and a half years ago. A grand opening tomorrow night invites public inspection and promises special favors. The shop includes a brake testing machine washing lubri cating battery and electrical service paint shop and mechanical department. The garage will stay open day and night to handle emergencies.

East High Street W. and M. Motor Company John F. Weber

Pageant Depicts Melting Pot Theme at Local High School

In a morning chapel pageant at the high school Miss Ann Whitener and Miss Elizabeth Lindsay staged episodes showing how globe peoples came to America and contributed to its life. Fifty students participated with Mary Bulla as Columbia and Floyd Adams narrating.

America Ann Whitener Elizabeth Lindsay Manual Arts and Drawing Maurice C. Wilson Floyd Adams Mary Bulla Columbia

Dr. Henry Louis Smith to keynote New Bern dinner

Dr. Henry Louis Smith of Greensboro will be guest of honor and main speaker at the Chamber of Commerce annual dinner in New Bern on March 28. William Lunn, local attorney, will serve as toastmaster.

New Bern Mar Henry Louis Smith Greensboro Chamber of Commerce Wiliam Lunn

Night school program gains Kiwanis support in High Point

Miss Eva Edgerton reports progress of local adult night schools with 111 enrolled since September and a year end projection above 400. Pupils study reading writing thrift health and citizenship while later tickets for a Washington trip are awarded for faithful attendance.

Eva Eedgerton High Point Kiwanis Club Miss Edgerton Edgerton Emma Allen Josey Vincannon Ollie Witcher W. T. Powell Robert A. MecCuiston S. Ll. Davis Washington Davis J. Elwood Cox C. L. Amos J. E. Kirkman Rh. O. Lindsay A. E. Tate Roy L. Smart Publix-Saenger High Point West Palm Beach Fla Thomas L. Trott Statesville W. C. Wilkerson Charlotte Wade Marsh Willis Johnson A. T. Bowler Greensboro M. C. Loutt Country Club R. O. Lindsay Elwood Hotel E. T. Harrison F. F. Dixon

Iowa Fears White Grub Infestation Hit Farms

The state college entomology department warns Iowa farmers to prepare for a heavy white grub worm infestation. The parasite prey on crops and could affect yields statewide.

Iowa Iowa City State College Entomology Department

Right Idea Eight Year Old Denver Dolores Uses California Fig Syrup

A Raleigh mother Mrs L Quinn shares that her eight year old daughter Dolores benefits from California Fig Syrup. She uses the pure vegetable product since infancy to regulate digestion, cleanse bowels, and improve appetite. Doctors say it tones weak bowels and its fruity flavor remains popular.

L. Quinn Halifax St Raleigh N. C Dolores California Ady

New Water Tank Planned For City At 154 Foot Height

City officials report agreement with fire underwriters on a new water tank to replace the 1899 structure off Prospect Street. The tank, 154 feet high with about 150000 gallon capacity, is expected to cost around 90000 dollars and begin soon. Each additional foot after 125 adds about 1000 dollars, and the tank will supply about 65 pounds of pressure to the business district.

F E. M. Knox J.P. Dishner Water Department New York Knox Fligh Point Dishner Prospect Street

Reeded Marshall opinion copy shown by Lee in North Carolina

A handwritten inscription of Chief Justice Marshall's 1819 Dartmouth versus Woodward opinion, copied as a printing like manuscript, is toured by Robert E. Lee to obtain signatures from NC lawyers for presentation to the North Carolina Supreme Court. The work spans 7500 words in two columns.

Marshall Dartmouth State Supreme Court Dartmouth College Woodward Daniel Webster Robert E. Lee Charleston D. C North Carolina Supreme Court Supreme Court Raleigh Lee South Carolina High Point

City to Offer 1.59 Million in Bonds for Sale Soon

City Manager K Knox in New York reports he will ask the council to authorize selling 1.59 million dollars in bonds, with advertising to begin Monday afternoon. He favors a five percent interest rate, notes premiums could lower the rate, and plans include 1.9 million sewer bonds and 500 thousand school bonds in the next sale, with water bonds deferred.

New York K Knox Knox

Raymond Head Dies in Lockport New York

Word reached here of the death in Lockport New York yesterday of Raymond Head four year old son of Mr and Mrs R L Head former residents of this city His condition had been listed as serious since his operation for mastoiditis on March 11 Blood poisoning followed the operation

Lockport N. Y Raymond Head Head

Indian Minister Visits City on World Tour

Rev W C Fleming a Presbyterian pastor from Colombo Ceylon India on vacation visits John C Abels Roland Park with whom he worked in India. Fleming landed in San Francisco last December after travel from New York via the Panama Canal and has already seen Australia and New Zealand. he will proceed to Montreal and then England.

W. C. Fleming Colombo Ceylon India John C. Abels Roland Park Fleming San Francisco Australia New Zealand Montreal England New York Panama Canal

First Westward Railroads Observe 100th Founding Anniversary

The two earliest railroads west of the Alleghenies celebrate a century since their founding with observed ceremonies and commemorative events marking the milestone.

Alleghenies

Danderine Hair Care Promise for Dandruff Relief

A promotional piece touts Danderine as a simple method to combat dandruff and improve hair health. It claims widespread use by stage and screen professionals, promises soothed and toned scalp, reduced flaking, and longer, shinier hair with regular brushing and application.

Former resident passes in California

Miss Ardenia Coleman Maffoon wife of the late Rev W J Laffoon died at 2 15 a m in Tulare County Hospital Visalia California The 67 year old had lived in California for 20 years and was a native of Yadkin County She had lived in High Point six years and her husband served Baptist churches in Davidson and Randolph counties Surviving are son J P Laffoon and another son Raymond Laffoon and daughter Mrs Ralph P Isley all in California Six grandchildren Funeral arrangements were not learned and services likely Sunday

Ardenia Coleman Maffoon W. J. Laffoon Tulare County Hospital Visalia California J. P. Laffoon Creative Print Shop College Street Yadkin County Davidson Randolph Laffoon Raymond, Laffoon Ralph P. Isley

Monkey born on Saint Patrick's Day christened Patrick

In Asheville on Saint Patrick's Day a city zoo monkey born that day will be christened Patrick. Zoo keepers announced the name choice linking the birthday to the holiday.

Asheville Mar Patrick

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W. & M. Motor GO New Quarters Dr. Smith Model Clinard Electric Company Aiwanians Eva Edgerton Schwab Tate Airing Company East Broad St Lockport, N. Y Moore's Book Store Louis F. Voorhees Greenway Drive Calif Ardenia Coleman Laffoon Caroline Coal and Wood Caroline Coal & Transfer Co Mallory St Chichesters Ci Cheeters United States ‘Treasury Stacey W. Wade State of North Carolina High Point Perpetual Building The Commercial National Bank V. A Gibbs Piedmont Grocery East Green Street Overcash E. Wash. St
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