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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1930

Page

11

Portrait of King Added to North Carolina Hall of History

A portrait of William Rufus King former U S vice president has been added to the East Gallery collection of the North Carolina Hall of History in Raleigh. It was donated by A B Andrews of Raleigh who has contributed other gifts to the hall. King born in Clinton Sampson county rose in diplomacy and politics and served as vice president with Millard Fillmore in 1853. The hall’s growing portrait roster includes Governor James Iredell later a U S Supreme Court justice, Lieut Gen Daniel Harvey Hill, and Dr Edmund Burke Haywood with gifts from local families.

Raleigh William Rufus King United States North Carolina Millard Fillmore Hall of History Washington James Iredell U. S. Supreme Court William Latimer Iredell Mears Wilmington Daniel Harvey Hill Hill Arkansas California Edmund Burke Haywood Ernest Haywood

Corrections Errorgram Misprints and Inconsistencies

The note lists five errors in the paper: a backward N in the mast, Lindbergh’s Paris flight dated May 21, 1927, an impossible Pittsburgh vs Brooklyn World Series matchup, an upside down bottom headline line, and a scrambled word identifying EDITORIAL.

Lindbergh Paris Pittsburgh Brooklyn

Sun Baked Apples Reported In Danville

Terrence Patton a rural mail carrier says he found two apples baked on the trees in a local orchard during the recent dry spell near Danville Pennsylvania. The fruit is described as browned by sun exposure.

Danville Terrence Patton

1014 Pound Black Bass Stuffed for Display

In Charlotte, E A Cole will have the 1014 pound black bass caught at Bridgewater stuffed and mounted as proof for the eyes. Raleigh report notes Solicitor L S Brassfield chalked off the books a case against Raymond Medlin over three eggs, saying the eggs were his, as he claimed their chickens lay eggs too.

Charlotte E. A. Cole Bridgewater Raleigh L. S. Brassfield Raymond Medlin Raymond

Baby Plays With Adder Under Bed

Mrs H W B Whitney’s infant crawled under the bed and played with an adder. The child was not harmed though the snake struck at him.

Raeford

Two Hurt After Hospital Front Street Smashup

A. Davis and George Samaha of Little Rock D C selected street space in front of a hospital to stage a car crash. Two persons were slightly injured in the incident.

Fayetteville A. Davis George Samaha Little Rock D. C

Deepest Pier Of New Suisun Bridge Reaches 207 Feet

The deepest pier of a new railroad bridge near Suisun Point California extends 207 feet from bed rock to the bridge seat.

Suisun _ point Cal

Afternoon Bridge Club Hosts and Prize Winners

Mrs. E. H. Mahone hosted the Afternoon Bridge club on Moore Street with two tables of play and late summer flowers. High score earned by Mrs. Reece Harville who received handkerchiefs. guest prize to Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth. Luncheon served by the hostess after games.

Reece Harville Harry Lee Lambeth Carlton Newby O. R. Hodgin R. M. Cooksey Alliene Hoover Howell R. Kyser Meade Hite James E. Lambeth

Delightful Bridge Party Honors Savannah Guests

This week Mrs. J. A. Zeigler hosted a bridge party at her home on Tuesday afternoon honoring Miss Vivian Barrett and Mrs. Harry Catlin of Savannah Ga. Four tables played amid late summer flowers and prizes went to Mrs. G W Lyles who took high score while Ellen Mae Pegg received the consolation. Hostess presented the guests with perfume and novelty beads and a salad course followed the games. Attending guests included Miss Barrett and many local ladies.

J. A. Zeigler Vivian Barrett Harry Catlin Savannah G. W. Lyles Ellen Mae Pegg Miss Barrett Dadlin S. G. Moore W. G. Hazel Odessa Swaim Paul Green A. R. Bullock W. H. Curlee C. A. Cox Robert Gloff C. F. Finch Clarence Tomlinson Catherine Moore Sadie Chapman E. A. Pegg Warren

Green glazed porcelain juice extractor revs on slight pressure

A new green glazed porcelain extractor for squeezing fruit juices features a reamer that revolves automatically under a slight downward pressure. The device promises efficient juice extraction with minimal effort.

Porcelain juice bowl aids breakfast service and drinks prep

A porcelain bowl with rounded edges holds a quart of juice and serves as an attractive breakfast piece. It can be used to prepare fruit juices for iced beverages or offered to guests preferring juice on demand rather than standard servings.

Local visitors and a Nashville wedding in Salisbury

Salem hosts relatives and friends this week. Mr. and Mrs. Faust of Spring Grove Pa visited. Mr. Faust attended the Reformed Synod in Salisbury while Mrs. Faust and son stayed home. Mrs. G Marshall Hoover hosts Mrs. Lawrence Thomas of Winston Salem. Miss Margaret Ann Clinard and Fred Murphy wed at the Reformed parsonage with Rev. J A Palmer officiating. they depart for a western North Carolina wedding trip and will reside with the groom’s mother on East Main Street.

J. N. Faust Milton Spring Grove East Main Street Lawrence Thomas Winston-Salem Margaret Ann Clinard David Clinard Lexington Road Fred Murphy R. P. Murphy Art Burton North Carolina

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