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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1927
Page
6
Mrs. Grover Smith of West Green Street announces the birth of twin sons on May 5. Both mother and sons are doing well. Also notes a series of local social events and visits by friends and relatives.
An advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to feverish constipated children. It claims a teaspoon today prevents sickness tomorrow and warns to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with printed directions to avoid imitation products.
Mrs Walter Grantham of Guilford College is the guest of her hosts, an element indicating a social visit or residence event. The note underscores personal ties and the hosting arrangement within a college community.
The testimony recounts Gray's narrative of the Snyder murder inquiry. He describes police questioning at dawn, finger print claims on a pillowcase, and his coerced confession read aloud. Gray recalls the intense pursuit by detectives and Mrs. Snyder's alleged threats.
Wallace questions H. J. Gray about the murder of Albert Snyder and the proposed setup. Gray describes insurance talks with Mrs. Snyder, tying the wire to the neck, and the plan to stage a robbery before the lunch recess.
A morning program at the high school featured a Wordsworth inspired playlet about seeing beyond appearances. Wood nymphs in green costumes and a soft violin interlude complemented performances by Alma Andrews and a cast including Rose Askew Helen Betts and Mildred Von Drehle under Miss Essie Dale Hunter.
The latest evening gowns feature soft black lace with sophisticated silhouettes emphasizing refined lines. Designers showcase delicate textures and elegant draping suitable for formal events.
About 40 High Point Kiwanians travel to Greensboro for a Kiwanis dinner at the King Cotton hotel at 6 30 led by president Charles W Perry The Inter City Relations committee organizes the event with District Governor John Rennenberger welcoming guests Stunts and talks highlight the program Delegations from High Point Winston Salem Lexington Reidsville Leaksville and guests from Mebane Burlington and Graham are expected to attend
Juanita Bernice Bryant six months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Bryant, died at the family home 600 Lake Street after a several day illness. Short funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 PM at the home, Rev. T. E. Pierce officiating. Burial planned at Oakwood Cemetery.
Senator Copeland, writing from New York, urged President Coolidge to call a special congressional session to grant federal relief for Mississippi flood refugees. He warned private subscriptions would be insufficient and public funds should be appropriated.
Enterprise Bureau reports at Caledonia prison farm in Halifax county the two camps were merged into a central unit with 500 prisoners now housed together. The change saves about $7,500 yearly, eliminates one supervisor and two overseers, and reduces food and kitchen costs. Honor camps are noted as most economical. The state runs 12 camps with 1,600 inmates and over 800 still awaiting work.
Louisville May 4 AP In commemoration of its ruby anniversary the denomination announces a 1928 enlistment campaign aimed at 40000 new members. Mrs Carter Wright Roanoke Va chairs a special committee report urging unions individuals and circles to sign the ruby pledge and pledge renewed enlistment effort. The drive also seeks to raise 4000000 dollars.
A terse note lists temperatures for fat frying with conversions but provides no clear context or event. The figures include 375 R and 390 F and 400 F and 375 R and 415 F. No persons or organizations are named.
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