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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1930

Page

2

Jackson held for trial on assault charge

Tom Jackson, a white man, was charged with criminal assault on his 18-year-old daughter. He waived the preliminary hearing in municipal court and was ordered held for Superior Court trial with no bond set. No evidence was presented to Judge Teague.

Tom Jackson Teague Ray Gurley Gurley Leonard Huddleston Consolidated Red”’ Haynes Martin L. Conn June Lindsay

District Court Jail Terms For Local Offenders

A list of local court sentences includes Grady Williams for assault dismissed. Glen Frye 90 days for larceny. Will Davis 60 days for violating the prohibition law. Thirsty Potent fined 25 dollars and costs for drunk and disorderly. McKinney Sime 90 days for larceny. C. B. Nifong and Herman Gaddis for disorderly conduct costs. Bill Aycock 10 dollars and costs for drunk and disorderly. G. F. Govans fined 5 dollars and costs for speeding. Howard Gray 50 dollars and costs for carrying a concealed weapon. Doc Llewlyn 20 dollars and costs for drunk and disorderly. E. L. Love lace 15 dollars and costs for drunk and disorderly. James Rankin and W. C. Lax cited for drunk and disorderly and worthless check respectively costs.

Grady Williams Glen Frye Will Davis McKinney Sime C. B. Nifong Herman Gaddis Bill Aycock G. F. Govans Howard Gray Doc Llewlyn E. L. Lovelace James Rankin W. C. Lax

Pink Satin Blouse Described With Bowknot Details

A pink satin blouse described with a V neck, bowknot front decoration, and bowknot cuffs edged in pale blue. The garment is presented as a chic, feminine wardrobe piece.

Hoover Urges Red Cross Unity and Global Aid

President Hoover commends American Red Cross as the nation's vital response to disaster and famine. He stresses its leadership, readiness, and humanity, praising its chairman, staff, and nationwide network. He welcomes the organization to the national capital and wishes success in its deliberations.

Red Cross American Red Cross Red Cross Societies

Identity continues as Crickmore attacked in night robbery

Miss Powell and Crickmore were riding when two men approached and one fired a shotgun at Crickmore tearing his larynx. The pair dragged Crickmore from the car and drove off with Powell. Crickmore, seriously wounded, reached his home for aid.

Miss Powell Crickmore Don

Parker Endorsements Roll In Over Supreme Court Nomination

Senator Stephens defends Parker amid endorsement rally led by 318 lawyers in Richmond. Wheeler questions letter handling while Dixon remains unseen by the president. Simmons notes North Carolina bar and Democratic lawyers backing Parker amid Capitol influence efforts.

Wheeler Montana Dixon Stephens Hoover Supreme Court Parker Richmond Caraway Arkansas North Carolina Capitol Washington Simmons Pinehurst

Fires Rage Across Regions As Rapid Weekend Blazes Continue

Fire destruction spread through New England with volunteers and conscripts fighting in two score towns. Rockville Rhode Island fire calmed then renewed. Delaware reports controlled burns after over 20 square miles burned. Virginia saw 1500 acres burned and many structures lost. Nashua New York 700 homeless. Hampton Roads Pier Seven valued at 500000 destroyed. Augusta Georgia business district damaged. Staten Island bungalows damaged before Manhattan crews cooled the blaze.

Manhattan New England Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Rockville Delaware Pennsylvania Virginia Nashua N. Y Hampton Roads Naval Operating Base Augusta Staten Island

Convicts Sought in Battleboro Assaults and Slaying

Officers chase two alleged escaped convicts after a Friday night assault on Miss Elizabeth Powell near Battleboro and a fatal beating of Joe Lee. Suspects Luther Thompson and Sol Perry match described features and are held in Raleigh awaiting further identification.

Raleigh Rocky Mount Edgecombe County Charlie Dixon Willie Coachman Frank Crickmoore Elizabeth Powell Battleboro Luther Thompson South Carolina Sol Perry Nash County Thompson Dixon Perry Coachman

North State College Weighs Budget Cuts Amid Governor Demand

Raleigh May 5 The executive committee of the board of trustees meets with Gov O Max Gardner to discuss governor order limiting spending to 800 percent of next year’s appropriations. Dr E C Brooks warns a $90 000 cut from a $450 000 total would force service reductions. Full board to review revised budget June 9 and other UNC committees plan July meetings.

Raleigh Board of Trustees of State College O. Max Gardner E C. Brooks

Paroles Granted to Ten Women and Ten Men in Raleigh

Gov. O. Max Gardner granted parole to 15 prisoners including eight women from the State Industrial Farm. The list names Belle Clark from Caldwell and eight other women with indeterminate statutory sentences, plus men such as Ellis Butler Brown and Raymond Tate with offenses ranging from prohibition violations to manslaughter and larceny.

Raleigh O. Max Gardner Belle Clark Cladwell Leah Jane Spruill Washington Myrtle Parks Allen Moore Tansada Lunsford Julia Lunsford Halifax Leeter Trott Gaston Raymond Tate Durham Jule Garrett Guilford Arthur Craven Buncombe Oo. L. Bond Guilford Edmond Waddell Cumberland

Mrs Emily Blair Dies In Charlotte

Mrs Emily Blair Blair Progress died this afternoon at 12 15 o clock in a Charlotte hospital after four weeks as a patient She is survived by daughters Mrs Jerome Peace of Progress and Mrs Dugan C Moffitt of Missouri Funeral services will be held at Springfield Friends church Wednesday at 11 o clock with Mrs Clara J Cox assisted by Rev Reuben Payne The body will arrive tomorrow and lay in Sechrest Funeral home until service time

John Addison Blair Progress Charlotte Fred C. Blair Jerome Peace Dugan C. Moffitt Missouri Springfield Archdale Friends Church Sechrest Funeral Home

April Fire Loss in City Small Totals 11600

City report shows April fire loss in High Point amounting to 11600 with 21 alarms. City Manager E M Knox and Fire Chief A B Horney cite sprinkler caused water damage at 9000 and real fire loss at 2600, per capita loss 0.36.

High Point E. M. Knox A. B. Horney

Kepence to Sing Over Local Radio Tonight

J. D. Keonce will sing popular and standard numbers on the local radio station tonight from 6:35 to 7:30 o clock. Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson will deliver a three minute talk about the upcoming flower show.

J. D. Keonce C.F. Tomlinson

Elliott Dies, Hickory Mayor J. D. Elliott Dead at 75

Funeral services are set for tomorrow for J. D. Elliott a prominent Hickory businessman and former mayor who died at his home age 75. Elliott served 14 years as mayor and was past potentate of the Oasis Shrine temple.

Fitted Slips For Sprint Frock Wear

Princess slips are popular under sprint frocks with wrap around skirt portions noted as a stylish option for attire.

Immigrants committee to hear Grover Whalen Friday

The House Immigration Committee invited Po la Commissioner Grover Whalen of New York to testify Friday on alleged communist activities in the United States.

Whalen Washington House Immigration Committee Polea Grover Whalen New York

Bible Published in Twenty Three English Dialects

A historical note reports the Bible has been published in twenty three English dialects. The achievement highlights linguistic diversity in scripture circulation and reflects broader publishing efforts across regions.

Belief Rum Chaser Crew Dead After Sinking

Coast guardsmen doubt the fate of three Rum Chaser crew members after the C G 8010 sank near Maumee Bay Ohio. Two bodies Gardner Young and William Pratt recovered, John C Hay and another missing crewman still unaccounted for as wreckage and lifebuoy found in the lake. Commander Rasmussen, Buffalo, arrives to lead investigation.

Toledo.o Coast Coastguard John C. Hay Maumee Bay Coastarguard

Grandstand Collapse Kills Six at Guadalajara Opening

Dispatches report six killed and thirty six injured as a grandstand at Guadalajara collapsed during the opening of a new air field. The accident occurred yesterday and affected spectators including Mexican guests. Authorities investigated the cause and arranged medical aid for the injured.

Mexico City Guadalajara

Robert Smith Ill With Pneumonia on English Street

Friends announce that Robert Smith is seriously ill at his home on English Street following a pneumonia attack. The notice notes the concern of his family and asks for cards and prayers during his illness.

Robert Smith Little Robert Smith English Street

Ministers Face Seminar Of Five Colleges Saturday

Ministerial students from Lenoir Rhyne Catawba Eton Guil ford and High Point converge at First Methodist Protestant church Saturday for a joint conference on their future work. The High Point Ministers association supports the event with talks by Rev George Shaffer Rev T A Sykes T Wingate Andrews and Dean P E Lindley. The morning session starts at 10 20 with a banquet at 8 that evening at High Point college. Rev George T Tunstall attends the association meeting for the first time in his new Green Street Baptist church post.

J. T. Bowman High Point College George R. Shaffer T. A. Sykes T. Wingate Andrews P. E. Lindley Aljj George T. Tunstall Green Street Baptist Church Minister’s Association

Deadwood Dick, Old West Icon, Passes Away at 83

Deadwood Dick, 83, famed pony express rider and Indian fighter, died at St. Joseph's hospital in Deadwood South Dakota. The veteran of the old west was among its last living legends.

Deadwood Dick Deadwood S. D St. Joseph’s Hospital

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