Enterprise Cooking School Opens with Record Attendance
The Third Annual High Point Enterprise gas free cooking school opened at 10 o'clock with Ca pus M Waynick introducing home economics expert Mrs S R Dull of Atlanta Ga. Nearly 500 High Point housewives attended the first lecture on broiled Tenderloin steak custards and pies. Tomorrow's session will feature Squash Souffle and related dishes. Prizes were awarded including a toaster and cash credits. the program lists daily market baskets and flour sacks from Clinard Milling Co and other sponsors. The course runs through Friday at the American Theater with notes urged for homemaking improvement.
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High Point Enterprise
Capus M. Waynick
S. R. Dull
Atlanta
Dan R. Schroder
National Ad
Mrs. Dull
High Point
Wm. Czarnitzke
Arlington St
Henry L. Mitchell
Cable St
D. H. McGee
E. Green St
Erlene Hall
E. Washington St
M. C. Robinson
Rairview Street
Henry Grady Owens
Council Street
Frances Holloman
Parkway
J. E. Whichard
Dayton St
A. L. Lowe
Arch Street
Clinard Milling Co
Harriett Hubbard Ayer
Eckerd’s
Wilson & Company
Hutchens
Beeson Hardware Co
Rumford
Rumford Baking Powder Company
Quality Bakery
Winston-Salem
Southern Cotton Oil Company
HarMett Hubbard Ayer
Eckerd
Libby
American Theater
First Meeting of White Teachers Held at High School
Preliminary conferences opened the city school year with 199 principals and teachers in the high school for assignments and initial instructions from Superintendent T Wingate Andrews. A brief musical program and devotional led by Dean P E Lindley preceded afternoon class planning sessions and further conferences.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Mrs Rochelle Wins Suit Over Alimony and Home
The city court awarded Mrs. T. V. Rochelle an alimony of 160 dollars per month and a suitable home for herself and her young son. The ruling, deemed satisfactory by the plaintiff, was appealed by Mr. Rochelle.
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T. V. Rochelle
Rochelle
Convicts Escape and Search Begun
Two escapes from a road camp prompt a manhunt in Wilson. Arthur Lamm a 1925 murder convict with a 25 to 30 year sentence and Spencer Heathcox fled the Caledonia prison farm, with Lamm previously escaping and being recaptured days later.
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Wilson
Arthur Lamm
Clayton Beamon
Spencer Heathcox
Lamm
Caledonia
Overgrown Tube Fire Extinguisher Debuts for Home Use
A chemical fire extinguisher described as resembling an oversized tube of shaving cream is now available for home and automobile use, promising easier handling and storage.
Rimmer Case Bound Over in Davidson Superior Court
Mrs. E. T. Rimmer of Charlotte charged with manslaughter in the death of 51 year old farmer Sam Hedrick after a wagon was struck by a car. Preliminary hearing waived before Judge Gilliam in Thomasville recorder's court. No testimony given. State Highway patrol members Lieut. T. A. Early and Zebulon Weaver Jr. attended from High Point for the proceedings.
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E. T. Rimmer
Charlotte
Sam Hedrick
Here
Rimmer
Davidson Superior Court
Gilliam
Recorder’s Court
Thomasville
High Point
T. A. Early
Zebulon Weaver, Jr
State Highway Patrol
Local Civitan Club Resumes Tuesday Meetings
The Civitan club restarted its weekly noon gatherings in the Elwood hotel dining room after summer disbandment. Dr. Phillip Flagge and Dr. Harry Brockman led the program with prize jokes. Top winners included L. R. Johnston oldest joke, Dr. S. S. Coe most painful joke, Walter Murray shortest joke, and Judge Lewis Teague attendance prize. No visitors attended.
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Civitan Club
Elwood
Phillip Flagge
Harry Brockman
L. R. Johnston
S. S. Coe
Walter Murray
Lewis Teague
Firelight on South Main Street Store Fire
Firemen were called at 3 o clock to extinguish flames at the store on the corner of South Main and Ward streets. The blaze started in the motor of a large electric refrigerator but caused little damage. Earlier, the High Point Creamery on Ward Street caught fire when fumes from a gasoline tank ignited from a cigarette, according to Chief A B Horney.
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South Main
Ward Streets
High Point Creamery
Ward Street
A. B. Horney
Million Dollar Blaze Destroys Curtiss Candy Building
Fire in Chicago damaged an eight story Curtiss Candy Co building in the downtown warehouse district causing about 1 million dollars in damage. The flames also damaged a neighboring transit company building. Origin of the blaze remains undetermined.
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Chicago
Curtiss Candy Company
Coste eyes shores of New York for Curtiss-Wright visit
Coste and crew aimed for a landing at Curtiss-Wright field on Long Island after a dawn passage above native France’s Isle of St. Pierre. The coastal progress signaled an expected touchdown before sunset as crowds awaited the successors to the late Nungesser.
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France
Isle of St. Pierre
Curtiss-Wright Field
Long Island
New York
Purlieus
Nungesser
Airplane Described as French Fliers Near Halifax Coast
Radio operator at Chebucto Head reports an aircraft matching the description passed at 10 25 a m following the Nova Scotia coastline southwestward. The report says French fliers covered over a hundred miles in the prior hour with a tailwind. Halifax Nova Scotia Sept 2.
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Chebucto Head
Halifax Harbor
Nova Scotia
Halifax
N. S
Coste and Bellonte Make Westward North Atlantic Flight
Capt Dieu donne Coste and Maurice Bellonte complete a non stop flight from France to New York, the first westward crossing from continental Europe to North America. The daring voyage mirrors the 1927 Lindbergh era and recalls the lost Nungesser and Coli attempt.
Coste and Bellonte Complete Third Nonstop North Atlantic Crossing
Captain Dieudonne Coste and co pilot Maurice Bellonte crossed the North Atlantic nonstop, landing near St Pierre in the Miquelon Island Group south of Newfoundland after a 2525 mile flight from Le Bourget in about 25 hours. Their speedy voyage aimed toward New York with speed over 100 mph, and officials noted the St Pierre landfall as a gesture to France.
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France
Ace
Place de la Concorde
St. Pierre
Miquelon
St. Lawrence Gulf
North America
Cape Canso
Nova Scotia
New York
Coste
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
Vivi Lindbergh
Vivi Coste
Newfoundland
Paris
Bellonte
le Bourget
British Isles
Fitzmaurice- Koehl-Von Huenefeld
Labrador
Ireland
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Harbor Grace
Atlantic
Tsitsihar
Manchuria
South Atlantic
Joseph Lebrix
Associated Press
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
North Atlantic
Miquelon Island
mid-Atlantic
French aviators near New Foundland coast in clear weather
Clear weather and a tailwind aided Captain Dieu donne Coste and M Bellonte as they neared the New Foundland coast today. Meteo expert Dr James H Kimball noted clear skies at St Johns forenoon with light northerly wind. Sydney visibility was good but ceiling low. fog covered Nova Scotia and New England coasts.
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New York
Dieudonne Coste
M. Bellonte
New Foundland
James H. Kimball
St. Johns
N. F
Sydney
N. S
Nova Scotian
New England
Peeles Purchase Three New Papers in Edenton
An announcement reports the sale of the Daily News Edenton Hertford News and Tyrrell County Progress to Joseph and Catherine Peele of Elizabeth City. Publisher Clark Kinnaird, formerly of Edenton, is involved. Mr and Mrs Peele run the Elizabeth City Advance with Herbert Peele. The deal was arranged by John A Parks of Raleigh.
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Edenton
Daily News
Hertford
Supreme Court To Decide Rights of Back Seat Drivers
The Supreme Court will hear a fall case on whether automobile passengers must warn the driver of impending dangers. Insurance companies seek to avoid liability for crashes they believe could have been prevented by back seat warnings.
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Supreme Court
Washington
City Worker Seriously Injured In Ham ilton Street Accident
Burke Bond of the City Light and Water department was seriously injured when a city water meters truck he rode in was side swiped by a passing car on South Hamilton Street in front of the Carolina Bonding warehouse. Bond was taken by Yow's Ambulance to Guilford General Hospital with a severely cut leg and possible artery damage.
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Burke Bond
Welborn Street
City Light and Water Department
Carolina Bonding
South Hamilton Street
Bond
Guilford General Hospital
Man Serving Long Term Escaped From Roxboro Camp
Walter L. Stevens, serving 20 to 25 years for second degree murder, escaped from the state prison convict camp at Roxboro yesterday under guard fire. Bloodhounds tracked him but lost the trail. camp remains heavily guarded with about one guard per six prisoners. Stevens began serving his sentence in Guilford County in October 1929.
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Raleigh
Walter L. Stevens
Roxboro
Stevens
Guilford County
Montgomery Ward Reports August 1930 Loss
Montgomery Ward and company announced August 1930 sales of 20,966,819 compared with 24,955,313 for August 1929. For the first eight months, sales were 169,820,545, up from 167,571,166 year earlier.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward and Company Today
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for August
The Treasury reported August 29 receipts of 5 382 949.14 dollars and expenditures of 5 901 219.15 dollars. The balance stood at 105 320 128.35 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
Eyeglasses Exports Reach Record United States Total
The United States last year exported more spectacles eyeglasses and parts than ever before, with total value exceeding 2 780 000 dollars.
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United States
Portrait of Late Justice Hoke Presented to Court
Hamilton C. Jones of Charlotte presented the North Carolina Supreme Court with a portrait of the late William Alexander Hoke, former chief justice and long-time associate justice. Gov. Gardner attended as the court heard appeal arguments, with fall decisions due next week.
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Raleigh
Hamilton C. Jones
Charlotte
Mary McBee Hoke
State Supreme Court
William Alexander Hoke
Hoke
Lincolnton
Supreme Court
Jones
Supreme Court Room
O. Max Gardner
Shelby
Second Judicial District
Hasty Defeats Reeds in Slugging Victory
Hasty added another win by defeating Reeds 13 to 5 in a slugging matchup. The Hasty battery of pitcher and catcher from the Little brothers led with three safeties in five plate appearances.
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Hasty
Reeds
Little Brothers
Craver
C . Teeenee
Hill
Myers Ibeesesese
Farabee
Barnhart
H. Craver
Smith
Jack Cecil
R. Kennedy
Co. Kennedy
Swicegood
J. Cecil W. Kennedy
Farabee Barnhart
Myers
Little
Turner
Noted Men to Speak at Wilson Community Chanqutqua
Burlington reports Frank Graham president of the University of North Carolina and A J Maxwell state revenue commissioner will speak at the Alexander Wilson community chautauqua on September 4 and 5.
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Burlington
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
A. J. Maxwell
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C. M. Waynick
M. R. Green
Lindsay Street
John A. Walker, Jr
Russell K. Hoke
Dayton Street
W. J. Anderson
Gordon St
Bertha S. Barbee
H. G. Mitchell
W. W. Idol
N. Main St
C. F. Mann
Fourth St
Walter Flinchum
W. Lexington Ave
J. H. McCain
W. Hamilton St
W. E. Hayworth
E. Commerce St
Paul Franklin
Crestwood Park
Aurilla
J. C. Penney Company
AL Jolson
G Theatre
Thurs
Wear & x Pa
Queen High
Claudette Colbert
Fredric March
Maureen O'Sullivan
J. M. Kerrigan
Alice Joyvee
Farrell Macdonald
John
Alice Lloyd White
Hughes
Lewis E. Teague
Broadway
Roland West
Chester Morris Mae Busch
Ben Lyon
Rimmer Case
Civitans
Europe
American
Bremen
Greenly Island
von Gronau
Iceland
Greenland
Charles Nungesser
Francois Coli
Coli
Clarence Chamberlain
Richard E. Byrd
Nungesser’s
Colt’s
Norte
Peeles
Edenton Daily News
Elizabeth City
Montgomery Ward
Schiffman’s
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