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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1929
Page
6
Notices report Houston Hiatt Jr seriously ill with pneumonia at home of his parents Dr and Mrs H B Hiatt on Moffitt Street. Other items announce various local club meetings church activities weddings and social events with multiple names and dates.
Dalton Bass of Winston-Salem spent the weekend with sister Mrs. L C Underwood on Park Street. Irene Ivey of Rocky Mount visited her mother Mrs. P C Ivey on West Russell Street. Mrs. F L Andrews of Mount Gilead is visiting relatives here. Lucy Fuller of Fullers N C is staying with her sister Mrs. Paul R Spencer. Mrs. D R Ponton and children from Raleigh visited their grandmother Mrs. A A Moore at 143 West Lexington Avenue. Mrs. R D Newman of Jamestown returned home after an operation at Burrus clinic. Mrs. Ethel Gregory of Norfolk Va and daughter Mrs. Dietrich Duncan of Salisbury visit Mrs. Wade Marsh on Howell Street.
Four students defend Dr T T Shields and Miss Rebman as trustees threaten permanent shutdown. Deans back Shields amid calls for hearings on alleged interference in faculty affairs. Miss Rebman injured after collision with a taxicab during departure from Des Moines.
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows stray phrases about officers and a pursuit toward Elizabethton with a car stopping. No coherent event, names, dates, or locations beyond Elizabethton. Unable to construct a reliable summary from the fragment.
The report features Dean Callaway preparing to charge Miss Rebman with an espionage system to monitor professors and students. He also cites alleged pro Canadian attitudes among faculty and some students as part of a broader dispute. Dr Wayman rejects Toronto charges about an outbreak being a diversion from his degree investigation.
In a bid to ease intra party tensions lawmakers pursue House amendments to the tariff bill after a late week debate. Western farm state Republicans and cattle pro ducing groups press for changes to agriculture hides and meats while administration leaders seek harmony in both chambers. In a separate clash at a textile mill strike, guard action and arrests followed a road blockage with tear gas used as strikers were moved to court.
Graf Zeppelin prepares to depart Friedrichshafen with 59 passengers and 40 crew aboard including polar explorer Sir George Hubert Wilkins and a Chicago zoo gorilla Mizzie. A stowaway painter was ejected and a new ciphering machine by Alexander Von Kryha will be aboard to guard private radio messages.
Two women physicians and three registered nurses were discharged by Magistrate Abraham Rosenbluth in Harlem Court after being charged with illegal dissemination of birth control information following a raid on the birth control research clinical bureau.
Funeral services for 31 year old Mrs Ruthie Hull wife of Bryan Hull were conducted at the Pilgrim Holiness church on Hamilton Street at 10:30 AM by Rev O L Ruth. The church choir provided music before the procession to Kernersville for interment. Pallbearers were Ed Kidd Richard Durham Henry West Bunion Hull William Hull and Luther Hull. Flowers were carried by Mrs Annie Hanes Mrs Ruth Hensley Beulah Jarvis and Gaynelle Davis.
The High Point high school golf team will play Salisbury high in a two foursomes match at the Country Club links at 3 o clock tomorrow. The Point lineup features Logan Porter Billie Snow Buster Moffitt and Walter Murray.
An important meeting of the board of directors of the High Point chamber of commerce will be held at the chamber bureau Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock. All members are urged to be present.
Mrs. W. F. Ellis Sr. and her brother W. F. Wood spent the weekend with relatives and friends in the area.
Mr and Mrs O B Welch of Carthage spent the week end here visiting friends and relatives.
Chicago will send its largest racing delegation to the Kentucky Derby on Saturday. Twenty five special trains have been chartered and thousands will travel by air and automobile.
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