Christian Jew to Speak at First Methodist Protestant Church
K A C Fellman, a Christian Jew, will speak during worship in the adult Sunday school at First Methodist Protestant Church this morning. The morning service at 11 will be led by Rev R M Andrews, with organ numbers and choir selections plus soprano solo by Mrs J H Allred. A visiting pastor leads the evening service at 8 with a full musical program and hopes for strong attendance.
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K. A. C. Fellman
First Methodist Protestant Church
Fellman
R. M. Andrews
D. D
High Point College
P. E. Lindley
Columbia University
New York City
Andrews
North Carolina
Dan W. Smith
Zimmerman
Welsh
Ody
Bourgault
VanvVliet
J. H. Allred
Jesus
Rathbun
Harris
Zion
Hosmer
Forster
Marche Des Girondins
Clark
Orphans Class 10 to perform Thursday at Main Street School
A class of 12 children from the Odd Fellows Orphans Home in Goldsboro will present songs drills recitations and instrumental music Thursday night at 8 o'clock in the Main Street School auditorium. Proceeds support home maintenance for over 150 children plus aged members and widows. High Point currently hosts five children and one widow.
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Main Street
Odd Fellows Orphans
Goldsboro
Odd Fellows Lodge
Odd Fellows
Order
High Point
Poem By Ambrose Hieromonachus Pam peres Published 1802
A poem attributed to Ambrose Hieromonachus Pam peres from 1802 spans 160 pages. Each line is a palindrome reading backward or forward with lines like Lewd did I live evil I did dwell.
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Ambrose Hieromonachus Pamperes
Enormous Beverage Consumption Cited For 1927 United States
A St Louis report cites a Blanke Health Coffee and Tea survey showing over 1.5 billion pounds of coffee and 106 million pounds of tea expected in 1927. It notes a rebound from 1925 declines and a rise in soluble beverage products, with imports valued at hundreds of millions in prior years.
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ST. Louis
Blanke Health Coffee and Tea Corporation
Cyrus F. Blanke
United States
Lowering Production Costs for Southern Farmers
Dean B. F. Brown of North Carolina State College argues in The Wachovia that reducing production costs is key to solving southern farmers problems. He urges cash purchases over credit, improved buying practices, diversified cultivation, and a blend of modern power methods with hand labor to lift efficiency and keep farmers solvent.
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Wachovia
Dean B. F. Brown
School of Science and Business Administration
North Carolina State College
Dean Brown
Inegard
Notice of bids for Ada Miller retaining wall project
Bids are requested for the construction of a retaining wall and sidewalk along Ada Miller's property at the northwest corner of West Green Street and Redding Street. Specifications are on file at the City Manager's office. Bids due by noon July 13, 1927. P. P. Pilcher, City Manager.
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Notiocehr
Ada Miller
West Green Street
Redding Street
Pilcher
Arkansas Industrial Development Tour to Visit High Point
Over 100 Arkansas business leaders headed by Governor will tour High Point on Monday August 15 to inspect furniture plants as part of the Arkansas Industrial Development Tour. The delegation from Camden will visit 10 or more factories and continue to Asheville Burlington Durham Raleigh Selma and Camden through August 27.
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State of
Arkansas
High Point
F. J. Sizemore
Focal Chamber of Commerce
Luther Ellison
Camden Chamber of Commerce
Arkansans
Asheville
Burlington
Tne
Arkansas Industrial Development
Camden
Tennessee
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
North Carolina
Durham
Raleigh
Selma
Southern
Atlantic Coast Line
Birth and Death List Reveals June Totals in High Point
High Point’s vital statistics show 69 births and 28 deaths for June. Of the births, 58 were white and 11 colored, with a note that May and last June numbers were higher. The report lists numerous specific births by parents and children, reflecting community demographics and trends.
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High Point
T. M. Stanton
Register of Vital Statistics
Ill health linked to diet among American workers, says Dr Booher
Chicago July 9 Ill health of about two in five workers annually stems from what they eat Dr James M Booher told an audience He urged balancing calories with energy needs noting rivet driving miners require about 245 calories per hour and carpenters similar Candy and carbohydrates he said are economical for muscular work supplying sugar eggs butter milk nuts and fruits
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Chicago
James M. Booher
Dr. Booher
Rising Freight Flows Spur Railways and Steamship Expansion
A 0 1 rush in Colombia pushes railways and steamship lines to add more cars and boats to handle rapidly growing freight volumes.
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Colombia
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Hristian Jew
C. Fellman
Madame Melha
South Wrenn St
Main Street School
G.B
C. E. Miller
Carolina Mortgage Co
Commercial Bank
Globe Realty Company
W. Co
Real Estate Loan Co
Hidg
M. Ernest Weilch
M. McCarn
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co
Wachovia Bank Building
Greensboro Bond & Mortgage CO
J. Lee Newby
Commercial National Bank
Carl
Ingram’s Barber Shop
North Main and
Washington Streets
Main Drug Co
Arkansas Party
Robert
E. J. Underwood
Arthur T. Lambeth
Robert Louis
W. S. Stone
Benjamin F. Hucks
Ernest Heath
Annie
A. &. Walker
W. E. Anderson
T. B. Arnold
A. A. White
Harvey F. Rice
Clarence R. Medlin, Jr
Lois Jane
J. T. Brackett
Henry
Wesley C. Angnew
J. R. Misenheiner
Henry Lee
O. D. Overcash
Norma Mamie
Dennis Beane
Richard Bruce
FE. L. York
Brady Leon
B. L. Walker
J. L. Jones
C. B. Ridge
Wilbur
D. W. Mears
Mary Ellen
T. E. Thorp
H.L. Teer
Colleen
W. M. Hunt
Earl Wayne
A. J. Hill
W. H. Ferguson
Ollen Callahan
William Thomas
Thomas Jackson
R. G. Yow
Gurney Durfee
Booker
Dr. F. C. Sharp
Osteopath
Atlantic Building and Loan Association
Atlantic Bank and Trust Co
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
Building and Loan
The
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
C. H. Ellis
W. A. J. Idol
Vice Pres
Treas
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