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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1928
Page
6
Mardi Carte Club postpones meeting by one week due to Community Chest drive. Social notes cover bridge, birthday parties, dances, hospital recoveries, and campus fraternal events with multiple local residents and organizations.
Those who have used Capudine for overwrought nerves headaches and pains praise it for quick safe relief by soothing the nerves not by doping. Liquid form acts faster than tablets and powders. Contains no opiates. Available at all drug stores 30c and 60c Adv.
Mrs. Joe Kelly of Sanford visits sister Mrs. J. H. Williamson. Mrs. G. Fox Marshall returns from Raleigh after a week with relatives. Mrs. W. G. Ralston leaves for Richmond due to her sister's illness. Andy Merrilees of the country club returns from Asheville where he watched the Carolinas Woman's Golf tournament. Mrs. R. R. Jones of Winston-Salem studies under Mr. Merrilees.
An Injury A1 ship with a model 33 plane from Germany will be fitted for Bremen crew use when they arrive tomorrow from their air tour. The pilots are currently in Albany, New York. Officials say there is no plan for a return trans Atlantic flight despite earlier reports.
In Pictou Nova Scotia on May 21 the Bremen’s attempt to fly to New York ends with grave damage that prevents completion of the journey. Two army amphibians, planned to escort the trans Atlantic plane on the final leg, depart for the United States at 10 a.m. without stating their first stop.
The big Baptist assembly approved removing the paid education board and creating an unpaid educational commission with one member from each of the 18 states under the convention. This move is part of a broader retrenchment tied to the church's $5.5 million indebtedness. A Christmas offering of $2 million was also authorized.
Dispatches report F. F. Nolden American superintendent of the Latin American Oil Company was shot and killed by a workman at Alamo near Tampico during a discussion. Nolden's U.S. address is not provided.
J B Rankin and L H Mitchell, both of Greensboro, were badly injured when their coupe collided with a larger car driven by Dewey Link on highway No 10 near Longview. They were taken to a local hospital and were reported resting well today.
Germany France and England ramp up motion picture output with more studios and shoots. The trio expands investments in cinema as overseas markets grow and domestic talent gains notice.
Rosa Austin, a Cincinnati resident, fought a gambling charge in a Guilford court where nine men were arrested at her alleged gambling house. The judge ordered Rosa to serve 30 days for gambling and six months for operating a dis orderly house, with the nine male defendants paying fines.
Senate campaign funds committee questions North Carolina figures over Smith and Hull support. Dawson denies state Smith leadership. Turlington cites local fundraising. Webb defends Asheville Citizen impartiality. witnesses detail donations and district drives.
Socialists moved ahead as Reichliste heads oversee surplus votes assignments. Stresemann recovers from illness and could not vote but received bulletins. Officials named include Marx Hergt Braus Koch Cur ius Koehler Braun Thaelman Kulz. Violent clashes in Herne injure ten as Communists and Fascists fight. Von Hindenburg votes in a Berlin beer hall. Princes Wilhelm and Ludwig Ferdinand cast first ballots at Potsdam. parents vote on their Silesian estate.
War conditions in China reduce Shanghai cotton goods production to under two thirds of capacity, signaling economic strain and supply disruption for textile markets.
Women in the tropical Dominican Republic follow fashion trends from the United States as they adopt current millinery styles and hats seen across American society.
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