Birth of a son at High Point hospital
Mr and Mrs Jacob Froelich announce the birth of their son Jacob Froelich Jr on September 28 at High Point hospital. The First Baptist Philathea class will meet Thursday at 7 30 pm at the home of Mrs W C Garner 633 Colonial drive with associate hostesses Mrs Roy Smart Mrs Flora B Hamilton and Mrs O R Huskey.
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Jacob Froelich
Jacob Froelich, Jr
High Point Hospital
First Baptist Philathea
First Baptist Church
W. C. Garner
Colonial Drive
Garner
Roy Smart
Flora B. Hamilton
O. R. Huskey
Eleanor Ketchie Hosts Visitor from Greensboro
Miss Eleanor Ketchie of 300 Ennis Street entertained over the weekend with guest Miss Vivian May of Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. W C Garner and
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Eleanor Ketchie
Ennis Street
Vivian May
Greensboro
Carolina Power Company Assets Questioned in FTC Probe
Carolina Power and Light is challenged in the FTC investigation for 1926 to 1928 asset increases totaling about 19 million dollars not supported by appraisal or evidence. The company owned 4237 miles of lines serving 217 communities in 34 NC counties and 12 SC counties, about 400 000 people. Robert E Healy led the commission exam with Paul A. Tiller and other officers present.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Carolina Power and Light Company
Carl H. Dupue
Dupue
North Carolina
South Carolina
Robert E. Healy
Paul A. Tiller
Carolina Company
Guards disperse mob at Alabama jail with volley of shots
National guardsmen surrounding the Madison county jail in Huntsville fired into the air to scatter several hundred men intent on removing suspect G. H. Henderson in the slaying of H. K. Ross. Henderson had been brought from Decatur after Ross was killed in his home. Mrs. Ross was wounded fleeing.
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Huntsville
Ala
Madison County
National
Bibb Graves
G. H. Henderson
Decatur
H. K. Ross
Ross
Henderson
Al Simmons Wins Batting Honors in 1930 AL Race
Semi official averages show Al Simmons of the Athletics won the 1930 American League batting title by two points over Lou Gehrig of the Yankees. The finish featured Reynolds and Ruth tied for third at .359, with Cochrane one point behind.
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Chicago
al Simmons
Athletics
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Pet Simmons
Carl Reynolds
White Sox
Babe Ruth
Mickey Cochrane
Hoffman Completes McDowell Sentence in North Carolina
Alfred Hoffman finishes a 30 day riot sentence in McDowell County Jail after serving 23 days. A United Textile Workers of America check covering 1536.39 in fines and costs was accepted to settle the debt. Hoffman weighs over 210 pounds and plans to visit the Danville strike scene after aiding pardons for co-defendants.
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Marion
N. C
Alfred Hoffman
McDowell All Square
Hoffman
United Textile Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Asheville
Lawrence Hogan
del Lewis
Danville
Invalid Woman Becomes Fairy Godmother to Orphan Heading College
David A. Ramsey, 16, of Oxford Orphanage, found aid from Amelia Dixon of Orlando who sent $50 to help support his disabled grandmother and fund his studies at North Carolina State College. Dixon offered help after learning of his troubles and Moore of the Self Help Bureau noted ongoing demand, with 218 applications this year.
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Raleigh
N. C
David A. Ramsey
Oxford
Amelia Dixon
Orlando
Florida
North Carolina State College
David
Jon Moore
Mr. Moore
Glamorous Autumn Gown by Barbara Schwinn for NEA Service
A fashion sketch by Barbara B. Schwinn for the Enterprise and NEA Service highlights shimmering evening gowns for autumn. The gold-spangled cowl decolletage on a gold silk net gown features a sleek body line with floor-length sweep, offering romantic charm and modern feminine assurance.
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Schwinn
Enterprise
NEA
Pilus
Seven Men Fined for Gambling in City Court Today
Seven local men arraigned in municipal court after a raid on a south High Point gambling house were fined by Judge Lewis Teague. Multiple defendants received fines and costs for gambling and related offenses, with several others sentenced for drunk and disorderly conduct or other charges.
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South High Point
Lewis Teague
Will McBride
Herbert McCoy
Gean Little
George Ingram
Letta Saunders
Willie Simpson
Jeff Herd
Harved Lapine
High Point Fair
Canoy C. Moran, Jr
J. E. Bullard
C. G. Smith
Waderson
Ed Hendricks
Charlie Beach
C. T. Harris
Emmett Fields
J. L. Andrews
James Moss
Clyde Spoon
Gurney Wade
James Edwards
Bubble Green
Pop Green
E. J. Brown
Fred Roby
C. E. Comer
Charlie Teal
Roy McNeil
W. H. Huntsinger
R. H. Moody
R. V. Fitch
Robert L. Kennedy
Alberta Thompson
Rosa Angel
William Jones
Bennie Brown
Ples Young
Jones
Brown
Memorial Marker Unveiled In Raleigh For World War Heroes
In Capitol Square Raleigh a memorial marker to World War I heroes was dedicated on the 125th anniversary of the Hindenburg Line battle. Colonel William T. Joyner, speaking for the American Legion, urged remembrance of those who served and died in France. The marker, donated by Raleigh Chapter No. 10 of War Mothers, joins others along state highways 10 and 30.
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Raleigh
N. C
Capitol Square
Hindenburg Line
France
William T. Joyner
Joyner
American Legion
Legion
Tydings Assures Hitchcock Full Nebraska Aid
Chairman Tydings pledged the Democratic Senate campaign committee's full support to Gilbert Hitchcock after Hitchcock sought clarification on reports Norris was satisfactory to Democrats. Tydings stated the committee would not pursue a hands off policy in Nebraska, where Norris backs Alfred E. Smith's presidential bid.
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Washington
Tydings
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Norris
Alfred E. Smith
Wagner Quits Red Sox Manager Post
Boston announces Charles Heinie Wagner resigns as manager of the Red Sox after serving only this season. No successor named yet.
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Wagner
Boston
Charles “Heinie
Red Sox
Reidsville Father of Airman Held In Argentina Unnotified
John R. Smith of Reidsville, a farmer, has not been officially notified that his son Reid Smith, 28, is held by three Argentine authorities. Dispatches report Smith and another American aviator with exiled revolutionaries were arrested in Argentina over an alleged plot to incite an uprising.
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Reidsville
N. C
John R. Smith
Reid Smith
Smith
Morrow Talks With Hoover On Return
Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow arrived in Washington from Mexico City to confer with President Hoover and state department officials before resigning from the diplomatic corps. He declined comment on New Jersey senate candidacy ahead of his resignation.
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Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico City
Hoover
State Department
Diplomatic Corps
Morrow
New Jersey
Senate
Mexico
Coal Mine Blast Kills Three at Pittston Coal Mine
In Avoca Pennsylvania a gas explosion in a Pittston Coal company mine in the nigger vein of the central mine killed three workers and injured four. The blast occurred at the Avoca site prompting investigations into mine safety conditions.
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Scanton
Pittston Coal Company
Avoca
Mrs Hoover Heads to Indianapolis for Girl Scout meeting
Mrs Herbert Hoover will depart this afternoon for Indianapolis Indiana to attend the executive committee meeting of the national council of girl scouts tomorrow in the city.
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Mrs. Hoover
Indianapolis
Girl Scout Meeting
Washington
Herbert Hoover
National Council of Girl Scouts
Hoover Returns to Washington After Rapidan Trip
President Hoover returned to the capital early today after spending Sunday at his Rapidan camp. He resumed official duties and was met by staff as he rejoined government operations in Washington.
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Hoover
Washington
Capital
Rapidan
Initial Gift Committee Plans Campaign Through Luncheon
The YMCA Initial Gift committee met at the YWCA lobby at noon with fifteen members to map a week of fundraising ahead of the campaign start next Monday night. Campaign director J Wilson Smith reported several substantial gifts already secured and a Wednesday luncheon is set for October 1 to continue planning.
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W. GS
J. Wilson Smith
M. J. Wrenn
J. Ed Millis
Joseph D. Cox
W. L. Jackson
Edgar Hartley
R. R Ragan
Virginia Carrrier
W. A. J. Ido
Irene Yarnell
Comer Covington
W. R. Morrow
O. E. Kearns
John Peacock
Ecuador President To Resign Tomorrow
Guayaquil dispatch reports President Araya will resign irreversibly this afternoon amid a political crisis. The cabinet suffered a setback with the resignation of interior secretary Julio Moreno who had faced criticism for ousting provincial governors and naming replacements.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Telegrafo
Quito
Araya
Julio Noreno
Senor Moreno
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