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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1930
Page
6
Mrs W D Setliff entertained Saturday night at East State street home honoring her daughter Elsie Marie ninth birthday. Children played games then enjoyed a wiener roast and birthday cake. Guests included Margaret Dixon Virginia Dixon and Lucille among others.
Old Mother Nature has no substitute when aid is needed for torpid, constipated liver. Carter’s Little Liver Pills are made of pure vegetable calomel and start bile flow to thoroughly cleanse the body of waste. Red bottles. All Druggists. Insist on Carter’s by name. Take Carter’s.
Julia Faye Setliff and others are listed as members. The Lucy Robertson Auxiliary of Main Street M. E. Church will meet at 7 39 o clock tonight at Mrs. C F Manns home on Fourth street. All members urged to attend.
Mrs Lula Love left for Charlotte Sunday morning after a week with her son Cc O Love. Mrs E J Everhardt will spend the week in Salisbury on business. Basil Hall of Macon Ga has gone to Chapel Hill to enter the University of North Carolina. Mrs J A Poplin returned home in Norfolk after two weeks visiting here. Mr and Mrs T J Gold visited Chapel Hill with son Robert Gold who entered UNC. Dr and Mrs Charles Haddon Nabers and Dorothy Nabers returned from six weeks in Europe. Virginia McEwen left for Minneapolis to resume studies after summer with her parents. Miss Mary Elizabeth Perry heads to Hollins Va to study at Hollins College after vacation.
Certificates of incorporation issued for Mutual Feed Store of Valdese Anderson-Whisnant Company of Old Fort Bantam Motor Company of Hendersonville Bailey Mineral Springs Company of Jonesboro and other firms. Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital of Elkin formed as a non profit public charity with directors named.
MIT researchers unveil an apparatus that forecasts storms to warn aviators, aiming to improve flight safety. The device analyzes atmospheric data to provide timely alerts for aircrews operating in potentially severe weather.
Appliance makers unveil the alumpium egg cooker promising consistent results. Early testers report simple operation and quick prep for multiple eggs at once.
A quirky note describes boilers added to kitchens as timepieces that lift eggs from hot water at the exact moment. The idea envisions a gadget that uses a clock set at the top to ensure eggs emerge ready.
Miss Elsa Ernst from Caswell Training School travels from Australia to North Carolina as its first full time psychologist. She assesses intelligence levels of children and corrects misclassifications, recounting cases where a seemingly feebleminded child proved to have normal intelligence or vice versa.
A vivid scene unfolds as the daughter reveals her unwavering resolve to Dan after a tense exchange. She asks if he still means to marry her, proving her certainty despite lingering nerves and the public gaze. The moment ends with a decisive, intimate commitment.
A mass of factions and figures shape the 1932 North Carolina race. Brummitt Ehringhaus and Fountain are named as leading contenders with Fountain still a potent challenger, Brummitt lauded for taxation expertise, Ehringhaus praised for sincerity and policy acumen.
Sunday services focused on Substance as the weekly Lesson-Sermon in Christian Science churches. The Golden Text quoted Romans 8 25 about patient waiting for unseen things. Included passages from Romans 1 29 and Eddy's Science and Health 516 emphasize substance life intelligence truth and love reflected in creation.
Representative Jacob A. Garber a Republican incumbent from Virginia seventh district filed a petition for a writ of mandamus to require Secretary Peter Saunders to print his name on November ballots. The case in Richmond city circuit court seeks urgent hearing before Judge Julian Gunn after Garber missed the September 5 deadline.
Harry Russell in a Ford tri motored monoplane led 17 rivals in the 4700 mile national air tour across the United States and Canada. Byron Zeller followed in second, Art Davis third, while Nancy Hopkins the lone woman pilot stood fifteenth. Standings based on elapsed time load weight horsepower and quick takeoffs and landings.
Father Beshel preached at St Edward s church on Sunday morning focusing on charity. He discussed many external acts but stressed charity must be motivated by a supernatural motive.
He was law partner of Major Stedman when Stedman was sent to Congress. He served temporarily as judge of the Superior court by gubernatorial appointment. Mr. Cooke is a Baptist church member and a Rotary club member.
Ruth B. Weimer was arrested for the murder of her sister Mabel A. Steele, 41, who said she shot herself to cure a broken heart. Police note Steele had faced kidnapping fears over her children, and Weimer reportedly fired five bullets, after a warning from a niece.
In medieval times seals bore three hairs from the sovereign's beard as a sign that the document concerned weighty matters. The practice signified royal authority and the gravity of deeds sealed with the sovereign's facial sign.
New York state announces it will replace trees burned in forest fires on private property at no cost to the property owner. The policy aims to restore damaged woodlands and support homeowners after wildfire events.
Lieutenant Woodward Phelps 29 eldest son of Rear Admiral William Woodward Phelps was found dead aboard the U S S Northampton in dry dock at the Brooklyn navy yard with a bullet wound to the temple. Captain Vernon said no reason yet for death by own action and will await an official report. The Northampton docked after arriving at the yard last Thursday night.
Washington reports former secretary of state Frank B. Kellogg is virtually assured a World Court bench seat if the League of Nations assembly in Geneva elects him. Kellogg, in Secretary Stimson's office, said he had been notified of unanimous American panel support from Elihu Root and others for the seat vacated by Charles Evans Hughes, now chief justice.
Gov O Max Gardner announced the commission of numerous new notaries public including C B Benton Goldsboro O Y Brownlee Hendersonville Miss Beatrice Clarke Fayetteville Ivy Cowan Spindale C W Devereaux Williamston J H Fussell Wilmington J W Garner Yadkinville Miss Mary L Herring Wilmington W Y T Jones Ramseur Mrs Hilda R Stansbury Greensboro Miss Sadie Stern Greensboro G B Tipton Bakersville LeRoy B Wall Winston Salem R A Dickens Gastonia Miss Nellie E Hoyle Carthage Ernest King Troy H L Lyon Fayetteville H M Redding Greensboro O R Strane Charlotte W B Watts Williamston T A Williams Mebane L E Dimmette Lenoir J Frick Wilmington Miss Alice G Horne Monroe Mrs Emma Jordan Charlotte J L McGraw Carthage J E Prettyman High Point William B Ward Chinquapin.
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