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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1927

Page

12

High Point clubs schedule meetings and community notices

High Point American Business Club meets at the Sheraton hotel tomorrow at 6 20 for a supper session with a promised interesting program. Dr O L Miller of Gastonia will speak at the High Point Kiwanis club at the country club Friday at 6 45 about his hospital work for crippled children. Mrs Gurney Wade has returned home after illness in a Raleigh hospital. Several local families attended a Parkton funeral. David Suvalle of Boston visited his sister Mrs Skull on Carrick avenue while en route to Florida. The city council semi monthly meeting tonight is anticipated to cover electric rates and city wide issues. John Herndon returns for several days to scout the baseball team.

High Point American Business Club Sheraton Hotel Young Men's Civic Organization O. L. Miller Gastonia N. C High Point Kiwanis Club Gurney Wade Wade Raleigh David Suvalle Boston Mass Mrs. M. Skull Carrick Avenue Mr. Suvalle Florida Walter Liberty William Campbell High Point John Herndon Georgia Mr. Herndon

New Indoor Pole Vault Record Set by Sabin Carr

Sabin Carr of Yale set a new world indoor mark of 13 feet 9 14 inches at the New York Athletic Club games, surpassing the previous indoor best by a full inch. Hoff held outdoor records nearby, with a 13 feet 11 13 16 inch outdoor standard, as Carr nearly cleared 14 feet indoors.

New York Sabin Carr Yale Charley Hoff Carr Hoff

Weed as Natural Shield Against Soil Erosion

The weed acts as a powerful natural force, preventing rain from reaching soil particles and mold that make fields fertile. It protects soil in plowed areas, wards off washouts, and aids recovery on burned land.

California Fig Syrup ad claims to cure many childhood ills

An advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle, tastily braced remedy for sick, cross, feverish children. It promises quick relief from stomach upset, constipation, and sour bile, claiming it cleanses bowels without griping and works for babies to adults. It warns buyers to beware of counterfeits and to seek the genuine product by the California Fig Syrup Company.

California California In Syrup Company

High Point Officials Meet With Power Company Over Street Transport

City council members and North Carolina Public Service Company officials held a conference to discuss improving street transportation in High Point. The talks aim to align city demands with company plans before any bus permits are granted or denied, reflecting a shared urgency for better facilities and reduced hardship on the power firm.

North Carolina Public Service Company Moffitt Power Company Winston-Salem High Point Cty Pickett

Attractive Valentine Social at Local Church

An evening Valentine social drew over seventy five people to the First Methodist Protestant church community room. The Christian Endeavor Society decorated with a large heart display and red streamers. A pantomime of songs, readings by Miss Dennyce McAdams, and piano accompaniment by Carey Davis framed the program. Participants included Ina McAdams Elizabeth Welch Mary Shappard G L Gray Jr Lester Teague and R H Shaw. Dorothy Gardyne read O Henry and Prof P E Lindley spoke on Valentine day origins. Social committee members were Myrtle Davis Katherine Askew Lillian Shelton and Mary.

First Methodist Protestant Church Christian Endeavor Society Alice Egence Dennyce McAdams Carey Davis Ina McAdams Elizabeth Welch Mary Shappard G. L. Gray, Jr Lester Teague R. H. Shaw Dorothy Gardyne O. Henry P. E. Lindley Misses Myrtle Davis Katherine Askew Lillian Shelton Mary

Funeral services for Mrs Nancy Wood Branson tomorrow

Mrs Nancy Wood Branson died yesterday morning. Funeral services will be at Sechrest Funeral Home 414 North Main Street tomorrow at 2 30 p m with Rev J M Hilliard and Rev J H Moton officiating. Burial at Primitive Baptist church cemetery. She was born in Davie county November 11 1882. She married W E Branson on February 17 1912. Survived by husband and two brothers J F Wood and Ernest Wood both of this city.

Nancy Wood Branson Sechrest North Main Street J. M. Hilliard Mechanicsville Baptist Church J. H. Moton English Street Methodist Protestant Church Primitive Baptist Church Branson Davie County Calvin Eliza Cope Wood W. E. Branson Mr. Branson High Point J. F. Wood Ernest Wood

Government operation plan for Muscle Shoals proposed

A seven year government operation proposal for Muscle Shoals was introduced by Representative Lowry. A government corporation would be directed by Agriculture Commerce and War secretaries with 25 million dollars for plant reconditioning and fertilizer production. The plan covers nitrates for army and navy ammo and surplus power distribution at the corporation's discretion.

Washington Muscle Shoals Lowry Democrat Mississippi

Senate approves Bascom Deaver for Georgia DA

The senate judiciary committee approved Bascom B. Deaver as district attorney for the middle district of Georgia. A confirmation vote is expected to follow in the full Senate. Deaver, a former assistant U.S. attorney, would lead the district’s prosecutions and law enforcement coordination.

Washington Bascom Deaver Middle District of Georgia Senate Judiciary Committee

Hitting On High Farrell Set to Break Through

Johnny Farrell, long noted for menacing displays at major golf titles, shows consistent form in California engagements and appears poised to finally win a major title.

Johnny Farrell California

Loan offer for home debt with 6 percent interest

Advertisement promises a home loan with a 6 percent simple interest rate repaid in convenient monthly installments over 10 years. It claims no commission or renewal cost and notes life insurance cancels the loan if the borrower dies. Full details follow.

Seven High Point Children Seek Homes Through Welfare Office

Seven young children in High Point are in the custody of the Board of Public Welfare seeking adoptive homes. Executive secretary Mrs. Hammond requests caring families to contact the welfare office or call 2897 to arrange a possible placement for the siblings aged 18 months to nine years.

High Point Board of Public Welfare W. C. Hammond Hamond

Police Drive Against Vagrants Intensifies

Chief of Police McGhee announced another push against vagrants with court actions imminent. In a recent morning session six appeared, four convicted with suspended sentences, one dismissed, and one continued. The chief vows to curb a rising petty crime wave by assigning work to idle individuals.

McGhee Bar of Justice

Hunger Strike Continues As Turner Awaits Thomaston Transfer

Benjamin H. Turner, convicted last Friday of murdering James D. Halle, enters the fourth day of a hunger strike while awaiting transfer to the state prison at Thomaston to begin a life term.

Portland Benjamin H. Turner James D. Halle Thomaston

Local Masonry Chapter to Install Two Higher Degrees

Two higher degrees of Masonry to be organized in High Point tomorrow night at the Masonic temple as the Council of Royal and Select Masters is instituted. The Cryptic Masonry degrees of the York rite will be conferred, enabling all York rite degrees to be received locally. Grand officers Etheridge and Griggs will oversee the installation.

High Point Masonic Chas. Hoertel W. E. Herndon J. H. Dobbs Winston- Salem Order Royal Arch

Death of Eleanor Paddison Cook at High Point

Eleanor Paddison Cook 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Cook Sunset Drive High Point died at a local hospital after several days illness She was born May 12 1908 in Wilmington NC and moved to High Point three years ago She was a last year’s High Point High School graduate and a member of First Presbyterian Church Survived by her parents and two brothers Edward and Henry Cook Funeral services and burial will be held tomorrow at 3 PM in Burga NC

Eleanor Paddison Cook H. L. Cook Sunset Drive Miss Cook N. C High Point Burgaw

Petition for New Post Office in High Point Moves Forward

Petitions signed by local civic organizations urge Congress to add High Point to the list of municipalities for new post office structures. Postmaster O R York heads to Washington to present the request in person. Officials say current facilities will soon be too small due to rapid growth, and efforts aim to secure a new building or an addition.

High Point Congress Washington O. R. York National Capital High Point Postoffice

Yankees Roster Set at 37 For Spring Camp

The New York Yankees roster announced shows 37 players headed to St. Petersburg Florida next month under Manager Miller Huggins. The group includes 14 pitchers 10 infielders 7 outfielders and 6 catchers plus coaches Arthur Leary and Arthur Fletcher.

NEW York New York Yankee St. Petersburg Fla Miller Huggins Arthur Leary Arthur Fletcher

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George Kidd A. E. Sappenfield Parkton Public Service Company Bob" Fitzsimmons Phillip Reiner Chicago Sven Christian Endeavor Society of First M. P VINO Sechrest Funeral Home W. J. Frally Edsel Ford Henry Ford Detroit Burraw Eleanor Was Wilmington R. York George C. Mendenhall Land Highland Cotton Mill Highland Avenue Horace S. Haworth Guardian Michael Angelo Commercial National Bank Building and Loan Association The High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association H. Ellis V. A. J. Idol, Vice Pres. and Treas Atlantic Bank & Trust Co Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co Wachovia Bank Building G. B C. E. Miller Carolina Mortgage Co Commercial Bank John A. Young & Sons Greensboro Nurseries Greensboro, N. CC
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