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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
9
Gray denied borrowing from Mrs. Snyder to repay a debt to a girl named Snooks and recalled the magnetic domination she held over him. The court inquiry shifted to the suggestion of an up state trip to quiet her nerves and to the involved dynamics.
The trial recounts Henry Judd Gray sticking to his confession while Mrs. Ruth Snyder’s counsel presses him on motives and alibis. Gray admits drinking heavily and explains automatic actions during the attack on Albert Snyder as prosecutors seek details and consistency.
Field reports show 160 941 Mississippians in Louisiana and Mississippi red cross care totals, with Arkansas 114 372 and Missouri aiding refugees. Typhoid and smallpox immunizations cited, disaster workers and boats deployed as flood waters uplift towns like Vidalia and Delhi while St Joseph vanishes under rising waters.
Delegates at the North Carolina State Colored Nurses Association convention in Washington Street First Baptist Church voted to donate 10 to the Enterprise Red Cross Fund. The largely attended session opened yesterday with Dr. J. T. Burrus of High Point Hospital among speakers.
The Ocawasin Business Club hosted a mother-daughter banquet at the YWCA on East Commerce Street. A large crowd attended with substitutes for mothers, featuring songs, talks, and a paper read on the theme Chums Mother and I.
A scanned list shows per dozen eggs fresh from the country and butter by the pound, with trout and shad offerings priced per item or per pound. Fresh roe shad is listed by the pound, small figures and letters indicate item codes or labels.
A list of pork prices including whole pork shoulder per pound and various cuts such as pork beast per pound fancy lean chops and steak per pound fresh spare ribs per pound and fresh neck bones per pound with illegible trailing text last updated in 1944.
A period advertisement lists prices for ham at six cents per pound, Iowa Black Hawk goods, fat backs, pats, side meat, hens, sausages, fresh brains and liver, veal chop and roast. The motto reads Live and Let Live.
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