Merry Bidders Club to Meet Tomorrow
The Merry Bidders Bridge Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at eight o'clock with Mrs. John Fabrough at her Madison apartment. Also notes of Mrs. Maynard's illness and social events for Miss Long and other community notices are included.
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Merry Bidders Club
Merry Bidders Bridge Club
John Fabrough
Madison
Stevens
Stevens Bible Study
Charles Gueth
Morris Street
Hedrick
First Baptist Church
W. W. Dickerson
Lindsay Street
Frank Slate
Vernon Jackson
Floyd Redding
Beth Long
Joseph D. Pell
Emerywood
Paul Casey
Miss Long
Gratton Foy
Mary and
Lucy Ragsdale
Jamestown
Cadet Harry Morrill Leaves for Bailey Institute
Harry Morrill a Bailey Military Institute cadet from Greenwood D C departed Sunday to resume studies. Rev and Mrs George Curry of Winston Salem visited Dr and Mrs T R Zimmerman yesterday. T J Gold returned to Raleigh after a weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Matt Wall came back from Charlotte after visiting Mr and Mrs Paul Ten Hoopen.
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Harry Morrill
Bailey Military Institute
Greenwood, D. C
George Curry
Winston-Salem
T. R. Zimmerman
T. J. Gold
Raleigh
Matt Wall
Charlotte
Paul Ten Hoopen
Cotton acreage in 1927 to shrink little says economist
Dr. G W Forster reports a 1927 cotton acreage reduction of about ten percent nationwide, with North Carolina likely to cut more. He notes large increases in Texas and Oklahoma could offset losses, predicting a 14 million bale crop with a 9 million bale carryover, amid a world overhang of 9 million bales.
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North Carolina
Texas
Oklahoma
Forster
Cotton outlook darkens for the South in 1927
Dr Forster warns of 1927 cotton supply reaching 23 million bales with consumption likely lower than 1926. He predicts little purchasing power growth in the US and Europe, casting gloom on southern agriculture and signaling a potential agricultural revolution. Farmers urged to use supply demand data in planning. Frank Parker notes federal data not yet complete but supports Forster’s findings.
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Forster
United States
South
Dr. Forster
North Carolina
Congress
Frank Parker
Crop Reporting Service
State Department of Agriiculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Crowder Speed Testimony Interrupts Court
Crowder’s trial halted as jurors faced loud court noise. Henry Lewis testified Miss Crowder drove south on Main at 28 to 35 mph in second gear before striking Mr. Cawley, with the bumper first contacting him. Wayne Sullivan corroborated he was near the crash site as the accident occurred.
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Brown
D. C. MacRae
Henry Lewis
Miss Crowder
Mr. Cawley
Wayne Sullivan
Trial of Miss Crowder Narrowly Continues In Manslaughter Charge
Witnesses described the collision on South Main Street with Mr Cawley pinned to a car fender as Miss Crowder’s defense faces a manslaughter accusation. Police testified the driver, accused, moved at about 15 mph and the victim fell after about 19 feet. The defense urged non suit and expert testimony on artificial limbs was barred. Miss Crowder and her father remained present and nervous in court as proceedings paused for lunch.
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J. F. Eller
Miss Crowder
J. Allen Austin
MacRae
Austin
Sam Strickland
Strickland and Strickland
A. M. Brown
South Main Street
Welborn
Wilson Motor Company
Brown
Judge MacRae
Lewis Teague
M. J. Crowder
Scandals Show Will Run Here as Elsewhere
Officials of the High Point Amusement Company announced that George White's Scandals will be presented in High Point with no changes. Mayor Moffitt and a board of censors will review the show, aiming for a clean, orderly performance for the public.
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George White
American Theatre
High Point Amusement Company
Moffitt
Board of Censors
High Point
California Fig Syrup Promises Quick Cure for Cross Children
Classic home remedy ad touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser for children and adults. It claims quick relief from stomach upset and feverish fussiness, urging readers to ensure the bottle is genuine and made by The California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Relief for Bunion Pain
An advert promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple inexpensive cure for inflamed swollen toe joints and varicose veins. It recommends Randall's Pharmacy and a two ounce bottle, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad asserts nightly and morning use causes quick visible improvement and vein reduction.
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Moone
Randall’s Pharmacy
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Caroline York
C. A. York
Denson
Ely P. Denson
Washington, D. C
T. M. Denson
J. E. Denson
Denny Street
Flapper
Ladies
Ladies’ Aid Society of Calvary M. E. Church
CC. S. Jowers
Granby Street
Jowers
McMehan
Evans
Welch
Estese
Coble
NEA Service Inc
Reea
P. S
Moffitt S
N. Main St
Gutton
The
Heterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Cecil
KODAK
Edwards Studio
S. Main St
Cross
Siceloff
ICE & Coal CO
Alue
Johnson
Florist
Main St
Southeastern
Georgia
Tennessee
Virginia
James BB. Day
Sheraton Hotel
James B. Day & CO
Shellac
Chicago
I. Miller
Quality Shoe Store
Beavans’ Daily Store News
Callis
Twistelaine
Flasha
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
High Point N
Chrysler
Gate City Motor Co
Jack Burris
Wrenn Street
Wah
Sartin
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