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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
6
The Rainbow class of the Leba non Sunday school will host a Rainbow Fair on the street tomorrow night featuring community entertainment and activities for families and neighbors.
Local letter from Mrs. L. J. Carr of Greensboro N C describes her home remedy that removed a long standing goitre five years ago without disrupting work or leisure She notes effects on her heart nerves and breathing The writer clarifies she has nothing to sell and invites readers to hear and read the letter Adv
Wilber Jones returns from a business trip to New York. Mrs. Farrell Gray comes back from Greenville North Carolina after weeks with relatives. Mrs. C S West and daughter Mary head to Bradenton Florida for the winter. Bruce Tucker of Greenville guest of Hazel Shipman. Ellen Zimmerman of Winston Salem visits Mrs. M J Carmichael on Deep River Road. Spencer Wise returns to Washington DC after visiting Alexander Rankin Jr. Nancy Carr Terry and Betsy Durland depart for Converse College in Spartanburg. J W Lochridge and family back from Georgia trip. Olivia Todd of Anderson visits Lochridges and their son Keifer Todd. Kenneth Abels returns from Arkansas and plans to attend Rutgers University New Brunswick NJ this winter. Mrs. J R Gordon seriously ill at High Point hospital. D L Donnell and children Lanier Polly Dore and Mrs J Gilmer Korner visit Oak Ridge. Clifford Cagle of Trinity recovering from tonsil surgery at Crailford General Hospital and expects to return home today.
Nebraska botanist Mary F. Meserve says many US weeds are edible. She notes the core of these plants is palatable when cooked and seasoned. The cat tail is edible as well with a starchy core and young shoots described as tender as asparagus.
W N Reynolds of Reynolds Tobacco Co replies to Raleigh inquiries denying evading taxes on leaf in storage or in transit. He cites company tax payments on tobacco held in storage in counties of purchase and on hand at the plant, and rejects implication of widespread misconduct by exporters or domestic buyers.
Former warehousemen alleged tobacco shipments could be moved in transit to dodge taxes. The replying company denies the charges, states all owned tobacco on the tax listing date is taxed in the storage or transit county, and vows to monitor the article’s actions.
The city of High Point sues Sam Welborn over condemnation for land in Davidson County to build a west side sewage treatment plant. Trial opened in Davidson Superior Court at Lexington with Mayor C A York and city officials testifying. Forty three acres were taken, appraised at 350 dollars per acre, a price the city calls excessive and appeals.
N. H. Silver clothing at 129 South Main staged a goat in the window to eat straw hats this afternoon. Nannie the goat devoured straw with relish while spectators watched with amused indifference. Philip Silver declared refunds on old straw hats to support new felt purchases. All hats will be fed to the goat, whose window stay depends on its appetite.
One nonfatal typhoid fever case was reported in High Point during September by city health officer Dr. S. S. Coe.
A dialog between two convicts notes a hole in the wall and plans to go home to their wives. The exchange includes a warning to take tools in case a break back in.
The city council renewed 400000 dollars of improvement notes with W. O. Gay and company at three and three quarters percent interest. City Manager Knox called it the lowest money in years. The meeting largely discussed the Edwards and Blair suit in Guilford superior court over a land sale used as the Jamestown park, alleging a contract by former manager Pickett was ignored after his death.
The state-wide nurses meeting will be held in Greensboro on October 15 16 and 17 Miss Ethel Roberts of the American Journal of Nursing and Miss Clara D Noyes of the American Red Cross will be prominent national speakers Local nurses are expected to attend.
University of Wisconsin data show women achieving higher grades than men across courses and departments, indicating stronger academic performance among female students.
Capucline is a liquid headache remedy said to act immediately and often in one third the time of other forms. It contains no narcotics, does not disturb digestion and is approved by doctors and druggists. Relief is quick even for severe headaches. Sold at drug stores in 10c 30c and 60c bottles or by the dose at soda fountains.
Beauties who guard their complex ions use MELLO GLO Face Powder only. Government approved coloring matter, gives a smooth spread and youthful bloom. Made by a new French process, MELLO GLO stays on longer. Mann Drug Co. advertisement.
The notice states all cars listed are bargains and that the dealer will trade in the reader’s present vehicle at a fair price. It mentions regular terms can be arranged for balance.
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