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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1930

Page

2

Stolen goods recovered from Clarence Davis home

Several hundred dollars worth of merchandise was found today at the home of Clarence Davis in 106 Loflin alley after new evidence in a breaking and entering case. Items including clothing, a pair of policemen's breeches, kodaks, watches and pens were seized and sent to police HQ for identification. Davis, already convicted in municipal court, remains in custody. Loslih awaits trial in Guilford Superior Court. Store owners are invited to identify items at the station.

Clarence Davis Loflin Alley Whitlow and Smith Venerable

Dr Williams preaches twin sermons at Welch Memorial

Dr J D Williams delivered two sermons at Welch Memorial Methodist Church in Welch yesterday. The afternoon focus was The Good Life from Psalm 1 1 The evening topic Why We Should Invite People to the Gospel from Revelation 22 17. Attendees showed strong interest with better revival attendance than previous days. Dr Williams resumes services today at 3 pm and 7 30 pm.

J. D. Williams Welch Memorial Methodist Protstant Williams

Site Inspectors Finish Work Here

R K Dauech postoffice inspector from Washington DC has been in High Point for three days meeting property owners and reviewing sites for the new $400000 postoffice. He will leave tonight to continue work elsewhere. recommendations await his return. E C Graham Jr of the supervising architect Treasury Department also plans to depart tomorrow.

R. KE. Dauech Washington, D. C High Point Washington E. C. Graham, Jr Supervising

Rebels Claim Advances In Brazil War Across Multiple Fronts

Revolutionary forces in Brazil reported gains across several fronts including Aracaju and Minas Gerais as federal and rebel claims clashed. An eleventh infantry regiment reportedly surrendered to rebels while federal landings along Santa Catarina faced repeated setbacks amid ongoing operations toward Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

Associated Press Brazilian Federal United States Sao Paulo Rio de Janeiro Minas Geraes Aracaju Sergipe Bahia Montevideo Uruguay Parana-Sao Paulo Santa Catharina Florianopolis Luis Gomez Parana Imbituba State of Mario Carvalho Elizario Pain Filho Revolutionary Gurren

Bryan Family Campaigns as Bryan Kin Seek Offices

Ruth Bryan Owen campaigns for Florida House while in a rolling office car. Charles W. Bryan seeks Nebraska governor amid the family tradition. Silas Bryan runs in Minnesota’s seventh district, his first bid after WWI service. The surviving Bryans push prohibition while maintaining other policy disagreements.

Marguerite Young Washington William Jennings Bryan Ruth Bryan Owen Congress Florida Charles W. Bryan the Commoner Nebraska Silas Bryan Charles Ruth Minneapolis Walter Newton Hoover Bryan Minnesota Air Service Bryans Owen

Rebel advances and prisoner claims in Brazilian conflict

Dispatches report a rebel attack on Itarare near the Sao Paulo frontier with 200 rebel prisoners said captured. Government officials claim calm in the capital and unchanged troop positions as Captain Juarez Tavora moves from Pernambuco and Paraiba toward Aracaju and Bahia.

Rio de Janeiro Itarare Sao Paulo Parana Porto Alegre Rio Grande Do Sul Juarez Tavora Pernambuco Parahuba San Francisco Sergipe Aracaju Bahia

Reformed Men Hold Monthly Supper

The First Reformed church Men's club met in the Baraca room for its monthly supper with about 35 members present. Rev H F Fesperman of Greensboro spoke on Finishing Life and noted that only one in twenty finish well, followed by a Ford Hoover telephone sketch and church orchestra music.

First Reformed Church Baraca Woman’s Missionary Society H. F. Fesperman Greensboro Henry Ford President Hoover

Eight-Foot Sweet Potato Vine Displayed in Window

L C Mc Swain at 1111 Madison avenue displayed a sweet potato vine about eight feet long in The Enterprise window. He found the vine two weeks ago on a Peachland farm and said it is the longest he has ever seen.

Enterprise L. C. McSwain Madison Avenue Peachland

Civic Leaders To Meet With Farmers

A joint meeting of farmers and High Point civic leaders under the Guilford County Agricultural board will be held at Blair's Dairy Farm on South Main Street tomorrow at 2 PM. Officers and chairmen of agricultural bureaus from the city's civic organizations are invited. The session, arranged by J L Wagoner, will discuss matters of mutual interest.

High Point Guilford County Agricultural Board Blair's South Main Street J. L. Wagoner

Music Faculty Concert at High Point College

Members of the High Point College music faculty performed for local high school students in a concert that drew prolonged applause. Miss Margaret Sloan opened with Who Knows and Within the Garden of My Heart, with Prof. Ernest L. Stimson on piano. Mil dred Luce played Romance and Air de Ballet with Sloan. Stimson sang Tomorrow Comes a Song and Yesterday and Today, with Luce and Norman H. Dement performing a violin duet Liebenstrumme by Liszt.

High Point College Margaret Sloan Ernest L. Stimson Mildred Luce Wienowski Air de Ballet Czerworky Miss Sloan Professor Stimson Ambrose Spross Miss Luce Norman H. Dement Lieberstrume Liszt

Lily Debuts as Charm Quits on Charleroi Scene

A playful note from Moustique in Charleroi compliments Lily for beauty with blue eyes and shining face. The lover urges powder and vanity in a lighthearted exchange reflecting local mood and fashion banter.

Lily

Musical Art Banquet Set for Monday Evening

The Musical Art club will hold its annual banquet Monday at 7 o clock at the Country club. A briefing notes a very interesting program. Members are asked to attend and not change the meeting hour. The treasurer requests dues plus 25 cents for the state bulletin.

The Musical Art Club

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Loslih Candler Gibson Bert Bob Wheeler Woosley Dorothy Lee Broaghurid Durant Buick Hiatt Motor Co., Inc North Main Street DR. Williams Welch Memorial M. P Milton von Hindenburg Kissingen German Republic Frank Stamps All Star Quartet Victor Recording Stars ’ Times Wesley Barry and Pauline Garon K Ing Raymond Hackett Jane Keith Paramount Tim McCoy Broadway Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell REX Lease Armida Adventure Ronald Colman Brown Shoe Store South Main Virginia Sweet Camay Swift P & G Naptha Whites Cornfield Lean Park National Food Stores, Incorporated East Russell Street
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