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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1930
Page
5
North Carolina toll report shows fifty four killed and three hundred ninety three injured in September auto accidents. From January to October 1, total deaths 518 and injuries 3,197, versus nine months in 1929 with 480 killed and 3,702 injured. Major Silver cites rise in reckless driving and urges strict laws, state license, and stronger highway patrol.
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a practical laxative that trains the bowels to regular, thorough movement. It claims the formula cleans the digestive tract and helps many conditions, touting decades of study and urging use for children.
Hugh MacRae of Wilmington told the North Carolina club last night that southern farming is outdated as it fails to meet new conditions. He warned tenants now dominate landholding farmers and only home owners garden. The event kicks off a series on agricultural problems with plans for future addresses by state leaders.
John Adams born October 30, 1735 in Quincy Massachusetts. He Harvard graduate and lawyer who joined politics after opposing the Stamp Act. He signed the Declaration of Independence and supported the Revolution. He later became president and died July 4, 1826. his son John Quincy Adams was the sixth president.
The Charlotte and High Point branches of Pittsburgh Plate Glass held a paint sales convention at the Sheraton hotel. Twenty three representatives attended with sessions from 9 am including Porter and Hancock, brush and sales discussions, a luncheon, and an afternoon program featuring Hendrickson and Cassady. The event closes with dinner and moving pictures of plant operation.
Mrs. Mary Hipp age 31 died this morning at the Highland Mills boarding house after several days of illness. Born near Shelby on August 15 1899 she had lived in the city two years. Survived by husband A A Hipp one daughter Susie Hipp and mother Mrs Debbie Dogs dale of Shelby. Body to be taken to Inman South Carolina Friday for funeral and burial Saturday.
Friends of Phillip Silver report he is confined to his home at 602 Parkway with a severe attack of pleurisy.
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