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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1929

Page

5

Tobacco markets open earlier for South Carolina Georgia and Eastern North Carolina

South Carolina and Georgia markets will open a week earlier and Eastern North Carolina a day earlier after actions by the Tobacco Association of the United States in Virginia Beach. Opening dates: Georgia July 23, South Carolina July 30, Eastern North Carolina September 3, belts later. new officers include Colonel A. B. Carrington elected president for a fourth term.

Carolina Georgia South Carolina Norfolk North Carolina Tobacco Association of the United States Virginia Beach Middle Belt Old Belt Virginia Belt A. B. Carrington Association W. T. Clark Wilson N. C EF. J. O’brien Louisville J. A. Clark Bedford T. M. Carrington Richmond Clyde Austin Greenville Tenn T. W Winston-Salem O. C. Gregory Henderson G. T. Patton Darlington S. C L. H. Reed W. G. Rogers Warrenton R. G C. Stokes Lynchburg A. P. Thorpe Rocky Mount WN. C S. F. Vaughan Lexington C. T. Toms, Jr Durham RFR P. Watson Wilson, N. C J. J. Walter South Boston E. V. Webb Kinston A. J. Bullington J. M. Purdom L. L. Strause W. C. Vereen Moultrie

Chicago Livestock Market Update June 29

Hogs receipts 6000 with loads of fresh and holdovers around steady. Bulk good and choice 180 to 300 pounds 10.70 to 11.25, packing sows 9.65 to 10.00, butchers 250 to 330 pounds 10.50 to 11.90, 130 to 160 pounds 9.40 to 11.25, pigs 90 to 130 pounds 10.25 to 11.25. Cattle receipts about 100 with fed steers strong to 25 cents higher, yearlings steady, lighter grades weak 25 to 50 cents, stockers and feeders down, bulls 25 to 40 cents lower, vealers near steady. Top fed steers 15.65, yearlings 15.50, 15.25, 14.85, most grain-fed 13.50 upward, lower stockers 10.00 to 12.00. Sheep nominal, receipts 2000, lambs around 60 cents below week ago. yearlings and aged stock steady. Week tops native lambs 14.50. rangers 14.95. yearlings 12.25. fat ewes 6.50. natives 14.00 to 14.25, rangers 14.50 to 14.75, yearlings 11.50 to 12.00, fat ewes 6.00 to 6.59.

Chicago

New Orleans Cotton Opens Quiet If Steady Amid Mixed Cables

New Orleans cotton futures opened steady despite Liverpool cables showing weakness. Prices slipped from early gains as favorable belt weather spurred selling, with July at 18.44, October 18.47, December 18.63. End of hour quotes were near the lows. daily closes showed declines of 7 to 9 points across contracts.

New Orleans Liverpool P.C

Child Development Topic At North Carolina Education Conference

The fifth annual North Carolina Conference on Elementary Education will be held July 11 and 12 at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. M C S Noble Jr of the State Department of Public Instruction leads the preparations with A T Allen and N W Walker on the executive committee. The opening session July 11 in Gerrard Hall will address solving retardation problems to further child development.

Chapel Hill N. C North Carolina M. C. S. Noble, Jr State Department of Public Instruction A. T. Allen N. W. Walker University School of Education Gerrard Hall

Cotton Market Opens Lower in New York as Weather Expectations Loom

New York on June 29 saw the cotton market open down 4 to 11 points amid easy Liverpool cables and favorable southern weather outlooks. Traders noted weekend selling with some covering later as October slid to 18.58, while the week end ship queue stood at about 61,000 bales versus 78,000 last year. Local traders predicted rains in south Texas might help, though the decline spurred some trade buying and a steady close after the initial half hour.

New York Liverpool Texas Liverpool Cables P.C

Liverpool cotton prices ease as demand moderates

In Liverpool on June 29, cotton spot demand remains moderate with prices down across grades. American shipments show 2100 bales among 5000 sold, with receipts totaling 1000 bales.

White House Bids Rejected By Florida Congressman

Rep R A Green of Florida vows to skip White House social events under the Hoover administration after Mrs Hoover hosts a tea for Mrs Oscar De Priest wife of the Illinois congressman. The incident follows a White House entertainment noted by critics.

R. A. Green Florida White House Hoover Oscar de Priest Illinois

Stocks rise on bullish week and new highs set

New York traders built on bullish week as prices advanced across sectors. Public Utility, Merchandising, Chemical and Investment railroad issues posted gains while ATCH, CHSO, CH Corp and Pere Marquette hit new highs. Telephone stocks rose as International Telephone reached a fresh high. total volume around 1.5 million shares.

New York St. Louis & O'Fallon Interstate Commerce Commission Atchison, Chesapeake& Ohio Chesapeake Corporation Pere Marquette American Water Works Columbia Gas & Electric Detroit Edison American Power & Light International Telephone American Telephone R. H. Macy Abraham & Straus Woolworth Newport Co Mexican Seaboard California

Raspberry Fluff Dessert

A quick delicate dessert combines beaten egg whites with fresh raspberries. Reserve a few whole berries to garnish the top. Sweeten at the end for a light finish.

Firemen Relief Fund distribution to North Carolina cities

The Firemen's Relief Fund will pay $38,096.67 to organized departments in larger NC cities and towns. Dan C. Boney announced the levy on fire insurance premiums funds the aid, with Charlotte top recipients at $3,838 and Asheville gaining ground as Winston-Salem drops to third.

Raleigh Dan C. Boney Boney Charlotte Longview Winston-Salem Asheville Wilmingto Rocky Mount Goldsboro Gastonia Burlington Elizabeth City Reidsville Concord Henderson Hendersonville Abbeville Greensboro wWominston High Point Mocuy

Grain market whipsaws as wheat climbs then drops

Chicago wheat prices rose early on rapid advances but faced heavy profit taking and a sharp retreat from session highs. Dubious spring wheat prospects in the American northwest and Canada plus weak threshing returns from winter wheat regionally drove the swing. Wheat closed unsettled 1 1/4 to 2 1/4 cents higher. corn and oats showed mixed moves. provisions varied.

Chicago American Northwest Canada

Police School Draws Seven Cities In North Carolina

Chapel Hill June 29 The University summer Police School set for August 14 to 24 is drawing growing interest. Winston-Salem and six other towns Raleigh Durham High Point Lexington Thomasville Wilmington have voted to send officers ranging from chiefs to multiple delegates for the state’s first specialized police training program.

Chapel Hill N. C University Winston-Salem North Carolina Winston - Salem Lexington Thomasville Wilmington Durham Raleigh High Point

Dell Quits As Editor Of The New Masses

Floyd Dell withdraws as contributing editor of The New Masses radical monthly. Editor Mike Gold accuses Dell of being exploited by American prosperity and too busy as a dress-suit author to support Sacco demonstrations.

New York Floyd Dell The New Masses Mike Gold Dell Ias Sacco

Tar Heels Strong for Prohibition Hartness Declares

Secretary of State James A. Hartness in Raleigh urges North Carolina to enforce prohibition laws strictly to cut crime and lower taxes. He argues prohibition is a moral issue and key to national progress, not a partisan matter, praising the Eighteenth Amendment and religious faith as guiding principles.

Raleigh North Carolina James A. Hartness Surat Hartness

Enforcement over repeal urged to curb crime

The speaker argues that enforcement, not repeal, is the issue for laws protecting life and rights. He cites assaults, concealed weapons, mayhem, murder, and other crimes as proof enforcement depends on public cooperation with officers and community vigilance. He contends stricter enforcement of all laws, including prohibition, will reduce crime and taxes.

Swimmers Set for Mid-Atlantic Open in Charlotte

Swimmers from North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Georgia and Tennessee will compete in the third annual Mid Atlantic Open at Myers Park August 2 and 8 with entries from Greensboro Raleigh Durham Columbia Savannah Richmond and Chattanooga. Most arrive August 1 for registration and trials begin the next day. Events split into four classes men women junior men and junior women with short races opening and longer events Saturday.

Charlotte N. C North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Georgia Tennessee Myers Park Club Greensboro Raleigh Durham Columbia S. C Savannah Richmond Chattanooga Tenn

Underwood to Preach at Mechanicsville Baptist Church

Rev J L Underwood pastor of Mechanicsville Baptist church will speak tomorrow morning on A Still Small Voice and close with a night sermon in the Heroes and Heroines of the Bible series Taking Up the Mantle of Another. Sunday school begins at 9 45 with John Willett superintendent.

J. L. Underwood Mechanicsville Baptist Church John Willett

Air Mail Service Between Panama and U S Resumes

The air mail route between Panama and the United States is set to resume operations. No specific dates or carriers are mentioned in the readable text.

Panama The United States

Miss Lackey Weds at Community Church Parsonage

Thomasville notes Lucy Lackey and Willie Loftin of Thomasville married at 7:30 p.m. at the Community church parsonage by Rev. H. W. Mater. An attendant was Mrs. Otho Jones. They left for a western mountains honeymoon amid rice and bells. Other items include Naomi Weavil visiting, a July sing, and travelers Berger family visiting Uwharrie Farm.

Thomasville Willie Loftin J. E. Loftin Blanche Lackey A. W. Lackey Communty Church H. W. Mater Otho Jones Naomi Weavil Midway Juanita Hill John H. Yakeley Fairview Calvary Sprague Street Winston-Salem Courtney Kesler Winston- Salem L. D. Berger Valley Forge

Charters Granted Local Companies

Certificates of incorporation issued for Cloverdale Dye Works Inc High Point to dye process and trade in textiles. Pilot Motors Inc Winston Salem to run auto business. Arcade Realty Company High Point to buy and sell real estate. Mortgage Brokerage Corporation of Durham to operate brokerage services. Stock details listed for each.

Raleigh N. C Cloverdale Dye Works, Inc High Point J. H. Adams H. F. Hunsucker J. E. Millis Pilot Motors, Inc Winston- Salem Carter Dalton Mortgage Brokerage Corporation of Durham Sam T. Hodges H. A. McNeely Mary E. Parrish

Hog Prices Seen High This Fall For North Carolina Farmers

Enterprise Bureau reports F W Risher of the North Carolina state department of agriculture predicts hog prices will stay high into fall and winter. Chicago prices near 12 cents per pound with a June pig crop survey showing 8 percent fewer hogs and 5 percent fewer sows bred to farrow. Hog slaughter under government supervision down almost one million head in early 1929, signaling a downward herd trend as prices rise.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Opportunity for children to earn during vacations

The guidance encourages giving children a chance to earn money in vacations. If selling flowers magazines or papers is not possible, pay them for help in the garden house chores dishes or cooking. A flat hourly rate agreed by the children is suggested.

England's oldest Sunday school marks 160th anniversary

The Wrycombe Vesiey in England celebrated its one-hundred-sixtieth anniversary, honoring a long history of teaching and community service through the church and local volunteers.

England Wrycombe Vesiey

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