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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1926
Page
8
A. B. Horney reports High Point issued 869 building permits in 1925 with an estimated $2,745,615 in construction. The year saw 690 permits for dwellings and additions, 25 factory permits including 22 brick and 3 concrete, and 26 permits for business, schools, and churches.
A humorous exchange features a math brag from a professor who offers eighty one, a student’s reply to raise it to a hundred, and a Notre Dame juggler’s witty Answers about golf indicating light entertainment in campus life.
Troop 12 Oak Hill won February inspection with 117 points. Troop 7 St. Marys Episcopal Church scored 100, second place. Scoutmasters meet in Lexington to plan anniversary week February 8 to 13 with leadership recruitment and booths. Porter to attend sixth regional meeting in Atlanta January 28 with West and Hunter guiding southern regional growth. Merit badge updates add four subjects and 76 badges, including textile and journalism. Scouts Hubbard Hiatt Thomas and Tomlinson qualified in textile badge at Stehli Silk mills.
J A Myatt son of Mr and Mrs A R Myatt joins the Gold and York law firm and will practice in their offices He recently received his North Carolina law license last August and earned the UNC law degree as class president He is a Guam governor secretary alumnus and attended the Phi Alpha Delta national convention in Denver Colorado
The column discusses Mr Husbands reactions to wives lovers and contrasts the average response with Sir Arthur Little in Maugham's Caesar's Wife. The husband in the story chooses not to divorce or acknowledge the affair, insisting on ignoring the extramarital matter as he pursues more important matters.
McKenzie Long of Statesville will speak at 3:00 PM to the Men's Evangelical club at the Greensboro Y M C A. The meeting invites all members to attend and bring guests, following strong recommendations from Rev. George Stephens.
The Hooper Assembly in Boston hosted a high society ball featuring the jazziest music as Charleston dancers drew a crowd. The event began after midnight and lasted until dawn, marking a return to fashionable dancing after a ban on tango and turkey trots a dozen years earlier.
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