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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1934
Page
14
In Davenport Washington D G Wycoff was authorized to post a sign along Cottonwood creek banning worm digging to protect the scenery. The measure faces skepticism among some council members as rumors of their reddened faces circulate.
A Boston guide dog notice reports Boots, a bull spaniel, missing after seven years with his blind sister. Boots acted as guide and protector until disappearance. the sister remains heartbroken and unable to move from her floorstep.
Nevada has more unsurveyed public land than any other state in the United States, highlighting ongoing land management and surveying challenges across the region.
The local YWCA announces a full summer program including swimming, baseball, tennis, camping, and archery for girls and women of all ages. Activities run through July and August with classes for different age groups, a Stay-at-home Camp for 6th and 7th graders, and inter-community camping with Camp Latta.
The Safety Institute in High Point operates a free car safety equipment testing program started Friday after a delay from a crash on Main Street. About 152 cars were tested with roughly a third approved on first pass. 37 repairs allowed recheck. Improper brakes and lights were common defects. The program, sponsored by the Carolina Motor Club, the city, and The High Point Enterprise, uses equipment from Odell Hardware.
Patrolman Rooney helps a boy staggering with a heavy burlap bag and recovers drills and woodworking tools valued at several hundred dollars stolen from a nearby plant. The incident unfolds in a Philadelphia street scene.
A formal notice from High Point North Carolina declares Carolina Dur erd and Ovantanans as Democratic candidates seeking nomination for representative in the Boga States Congress. The message calls for support and assistance.
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