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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1927
Page
3
A humorous appraisal contrasts modern machine aided laundries with old fashioned service. It condemns Chinese laundries for unreliable delivery and lost items while noting harsh work conditions and comic, exaggerated “special” processes in both sectors. The piece satirizes labor, cost, and the fading maid era.
Globe Realty announces a brick two story office building at the Saint Marys Episco pal church site on Washington and College streets. The 21 by 51 foot structure will house the company on the ground floor with upper offices for rent, to be completed in about 90 days.
A. C. Brown secretary of the National Alliance of Furniture Manufacturers suffered a slight stroke that thickened his speech. Dr. Simeon Leroy, his physician, reported Brown moved his own handbag from the train to his home on arrival from Chicago aided by his wife.
The Coronation Spoon in the Tower of London is believed to be the oldest surviving silver spoon. Historians regard it as a priceless ceremonial artifact with a history dating back centuries.
The First Methodist Protestant church holds a morning service at 9:30 with Rev. P. E. Lindley preaching on The Spirit and Power of Unity and organ numbers by Prof. Dan W. Smith. An evening service at 7:30 begins a sermon series The Influence of Jesus with Looking At Jesus. The choir sings Lift Up Your Heads and a duet by Mrs. Allred and Mr. Schultheiss, plus organ pieces Caprice Andante and Chansonette.
Robie Hedgecock, a young white man of about 25 to 30, was arrested last night on a breaking and entering charge. He and other officers recovered stolen goods linked to two filling stations, National on English and Phillip and Red Star on Broad and Phillip, with losses totaling about 229 dollars.
Girrard Paris, associate editor of the Birmingham News and former United States district attorney for the seventh judicial district at Jackson Mississippi, was found dead in bed in Birmingham aged 52. Acute indigestion is cited as the cause.
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