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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1930

Page

5

Fancy Spring Chickens Dressed Pound Round Veal Steak Pound

A compact grocery listing notes priced items for sale including fancy spring chickens dressed and veal steak sold at standard pound weights.

Owens Chosen President of Baptist Men's Club

Prof. H. G. Owens of the local high school faculty was elected president of the First Baptist Church Men's Club at its annual supper meeting. New officers include L. B. Williams vice president J. C. Turner secretary J. A. Ruth treasurer and G. L. Asbury chaplain plus nine committee chairmen led by Whites carver Hart and Ruth. An address by R. D. Covington Mills home treasurer preceded the announcements.

H. G. Owens First Baptist Church L. B. Williams J. C. Turner J. A. Ruth G. L. Asbury F. E. Whitescarver J. F. Hart W. J. Carter G. H. Jones Clarence A. Smith W. C. Edwards W. T. Anderson C. D. Goldsmith W. F. Clayton J. R. Highsmith R. W. Seward R. D. Covington Mills Thomasville

Tradition Crashes as Women Join UNC Phi Society

CHAPEL HILL May 2 Three UNC co-eds were admitted last night to the Philanthropic Literary Society, breaking a century old tradition. Katherine P. Wells of Laurel Mississippi Virginia Douglas of Greensboro and two others became the first women initiated, prompting campus debate over university rites.

Chapel Hill University of North Carolina Philanthropic Literary Society Philanthropic Society Katherine P. Wells Laurel Virginia Douglas Greensboro

Debate, Society Split Over Women Admission and Bailey Nomination

The Dialectic Literary Society voted to strike a bill admitting women to its halls and did not discuss it, instead debating Josiah William Bailey as the Democratic U S Senate nominee. Other new Philanthropic members include Olmstead Southern Pines Galloway Winter Park Morse Asheville Simmons Charleston Fysal Wilson.

Dialectic Literary Society Josiah William Bailey North Carolina United States Senate Philanthropic Society Warren F. Olmstead Southern Pines J. K. Galloway Winter Park, Fla W. S. Skirmer Chapel Hill T. C. Rawls Kinston W. A. Withers

Trunk Airway Linking New York and St Louis Approved

The aeronautics branch of the department of commerce approves a trunk air route connecting New York and St Louis. It will span 645 miles with 50 beacon lights five radio range beacons and 12 intermediate landing fields. The line passes Indianapolis Columbus Pittsburgh and Philadelphia enabling west and southwest connections.

Louis Aeronautics Branch Department of Commerce Indianapolis Columbus Pittsburgh

New York Inventor Unveils Button Tuned Radio Set

A New York State resident introduces a radio receiving set operated by button pressing or lever movement rather than traditional dials. The device promises easier tuning and hands free control.

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