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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1927
Page
10
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Faith and Bob confront marital strain as Aunt Hattie voices blunt truths about love and jealousy. Faith fears Bob’s lingering gaze toward Cherry while Aunt Hattie urges restraint and warns against losing him.
Aunt Hattie continues a talk on romance and matrimony offering advice and reflections on relationships. The column presents observations and cautions aimed at readers seeking guidance in love and social norms.
Raleigh dispatch reports incorporation of Central Carolina Telephone company of Troy North Carolina with authorized capital stock of 250000 and initial subscription of 15000 by George R. Ross T L Bland and Morgan B Speir. A second entity The Hudson Free Library of Highlands North Carolina is incorporated as a non stock free library with Mrs John Jay Smith Mrs Marett and Mrs Ralph Wrosby among incorporators.
Thomas Short of Luray, a farmer with 13 children, was convicted of second degree murder by a Page county jury for the shooting death of Miss Essie Buracker near Luray two weeks ago. He received a 26 year sentence, the maximum for second degree murder in Virginia.
The American Federation of Labor debates liberalizing the Volstead act to permit sale of beer containing 2.75 percent alcohol as delegates applaud. News of a federal court injunction against the United Mine Workers triggers protests from labor leaders gathered for the convention in Los Angeles.
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh piloting the Spirit of St. Louis arrived over Greenwood at 1:95 p m and circled the Piedmont fair grounds for about eight minutes before heading to Spartanburg. He delivered a greeting message to the city and the fair, formally opening the event.
Greenville leader Mrs. Hortense Moye, new president of the North Carolina King's Daughters, urges discipline without harshness to curb flaming youth. She warns modern freedoms raise risks, and stresses setting true standards in dress, conversation, amusements, and cross gender relations.
M. H. H. Joachim, Calcutta author and traveler, will lecture at Davidson College on India’s economic situation. He will discuss the Indian peninsula, India Britain relations, Gandhi era reforms, and the caste system, followed by a question period with townspeople and students.
J S Charles of Richmond plans to fly from New York to Spokane in the air derby and then accompany Col Charles Lindbergh to Winston-Salem North Carolina to Richmond on Saturday. Charles met Lindbergh after his Spokane race and was praised by the famed flyer. He formerly lived in Winston-Salem before settling in Richmond years ago.
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