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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1922

Page

5

Silk Hosiery Prices From Eleven to Three Fifty

Silk hosiery and lace items are offered in the ad with prices ranging from 11 rands to 3.50, highlighting various silk implaige weaves and glove silk products. The listing emphasizes attractive pricing for ladies’ stockings and related silk goods.

Kvale Seeks Referendum on War Before U S Involvement

Benson Minnesota Dec 11 Rev O J Kvale elected to Congress over Andrew J Volstead backs a national referendum on future wars. He outlines planks including repeal of Esch Cummings law a just transportation bill revision of Fordney McCumber tariffs strict enforcement of all laws real cooperation in markets reconstruction of Federal Reserve Farm Loan systems tax reductions by cutting army navy costs and higher taxes on large incomes with adjusted compensation for soldiers and a war referendum.

Benson, Minn United States J. Kvale Benson Andrew J. Volstead Associated Press Prohibition Kvale Federal Reserve Federal Farm Loan Wall Street

Trinity honors nine players with monograms for football season

Trinity's football squad receives monograms for the 1927 season with nine players earning the honor and eight veterans receiving stars. J B Harris of Albemarle elected student manager for 1928. Captains and a forthcoming banquet for Durham alumni will boost ongoing team enthusiasm.

Durham Des Ap Trinity J.B. Harris Albemarne Boling Siler City Carter St. Augustine Johnson Morrisown Tenn D. L. Moore Bullock Norfolk Lagerstedt Ition Capt Neal Laurenburg Hatcher Mount Airy Taylor Stovall Simpson Winston-Salem Garrett Rockingham Pennington Spencer F. Smith New Bern Trinity

Old Bridge Turns 2 to 2 in Large Profits

Baltimore December report notes the Susquehanna River old Havre de Grace bridge, gifted by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1910, yielded 370000 in dividends over 12 years and was sold to Maryland for 585000. The state will net tolls until 1938 to retire the bonds.

Altimore Pennsylvania Railroad Susquehanna River Havre de Jrace Maryland

Advise on Raising Swine Marks Market Focus for Farmers

Raleigh bulletin by W. W. Shay outlines keys to profitable pork production: study market demand and seasonal price peaks, breed timing, and careful hog numbers tied to feed. Emphasizes selling by weight, avoiding winter hogs in soybeans and peanuts, and using full feeds with supplements.

Raleigh W. W. Shay Office of Swine Extension State College Department of Agriculture Pitt County Chamber of Commerce

Clara Phillips Chooses Smooth Friends

A historical note highlights Clara Phillips seeking a circle of smooth friends as she moved through social circles. The term suggests careful selection of confidants during her period of activity.

Clara Phillips

Baptists Aim to Reach Prison Inmates and Wake Forest Fraternities

The report notes Baptists plan gospel work for men in prison and discusses district association meetings. It also mentions Greek letter fraternities at Wake Forest College with no expectation of radical changes.

Wake Forest College

Sober conservative element to prevail at convention

The report outlines an upcoming convention program with Dr W Ayes of Flat Church New Bern delivering the introductory sermon Tuesday night. Wake Forest discussion is set for Wednesday, home missions Thursday, and the ninety second session convenes Tuesday at 3 pm to receive reports from the corresponding society and the board of education read by Secretary Vann.

Ayes Fliat Church New Bern Wake Forest Home Missions Convention Board of Education Vann

Bazaar Raises Over Five Thousand For Richmond Poor

In Richmond on December 9 a bazaar cleared over 3000 dollars. The event, plus 1800 dollars pledged by Richmond lodge members, will fund Yuletide relief for the city's deserving poor. Authorities believe the total reached will be about 5000 dollars.

Richmond Hiks Richmond Lodge

Judge Gary Dead

Judge Frank B. Gary former U S senator and eighth district jurist died at his sister’s home in Charleston He was brother to Chief Justice Eugene B Gary of the state supreme court

Gary Charleston D& C Frank B. Gary Eighth Judicial United State Mary Cary Eason Eugene B. Gary State Supreme Court

Roach Powder Ad Promises Quick Relief at Drug Co

Mrs Hart reports roaches overrunning her kitchen at night and unseen during the day. The ad touts Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder with a quick extermination claim. Sold and guaranteed by The Basketsra and Mann Drug Co.

Stockholders Meeting At Commercial National Bank

The annual meeting of the stockholders of Commercial National Bank will be held in the director's room on Tuesday January 9 at 1 o'clock for the election of directors and other business that may come before the meeting.

The Commercial National Bank A. Amy

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