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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1927

Page

3

Transition from farm state to industrial commonwealth voiced

Raleigh March 22 The Enterprise Raleigh Bureau reports A R Newsome secretary of the North Carolina Historical Commission told the Raleigh American Business Club that North Carolina's shift from agriculture to widespread industry raises many solving questions. He noted rural dominance in 1900 dropped as industrial growth spreads across many small centers. He urged study of health social and economic effects and praised open mindedness and public spiritedness among leaders to learn facts and guide policy.

Enterprise Raleigh Bureau Raleigh North Carolina A. R. Newsome North Carolina Historical Commission American Business Club Newsome New England States

Five men attempt arson on Charles Birger home

In Harrisburg Illinois, five men tried to burn the home of gang leader Charles Birger early today but retreated after about 30 shots were fired. Birger identified the attackers as men from Franklin County. no injuries were reported.

Harrisburg Charles Birger Birger Franklin County

Real Estate Boards Plan National Convention in Seattle

The National Association of Real Estate Boards announced the national convention will be held in Seattle, Washington, from August 10 to 13. The gathering is expected to bring together leaders from member boards to discuss industry issues and policy. June meetings and event details to be announced.

Chicago Mar National Association of Real Estate Boards Seattle Washington

Three New Boy Scout Troops Forming In City

Gordon A. Blair announces creation of three new troops in Highland Mills Welch Memorial church and East Green Street Baptist church. Each troop starts with eight boys and serves as a nucleus for the local Boy Scout program. A district scoutmaster meeting with supper will be held at Thomasville at 6 30 this evening to discuss the Millis efficiency trophy contest and a May week end rally.

Gordon A. Blair Highland Mills Welch Memorial Church East Green Street Baptist Church Executive Blair Thomasville

Sallie Money Dies at Home of Son in Thomasville

Mrs. Sallie Marinda Money 78 wife of A C Money died at her son J W Money Thomasville residence after two weeks of pneumonia. She was born December 23 1848 in Yadkin county daughter of Thomas and Sallie Evane. Survived by husband three sons J W Money George Money Richard Money three daughters Franey Adams Eunice Hardy Mary Howard a sister Millie Hutchens. Funeral at Union Cross Friends church in Yadkin county tomorrow after 11:30 AM burial follows.

Sallie Marinda Money A. C. Money J. W. Money Thomasville George Money Winston-Salem Richard Money Franey Adams Yadkin County Eunice Hardy Surry County Mary Howard High Point Millie Hutchens New Castle Ind Yowg

State Music Meet Here Attracts Great Publicity

Eleventh annual state convention of the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs set for March 30 31 and April 1 with speakers artists and numerous receptions teas dinners luncheons and concerts. The junior program includes a Friday schedule of contests and performances and an afternoon public school demonstration directed by Lewis L. Stookey.

North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs State Federation Burlington Musical Art Club Woman's Club National Federation of Music Clubs Lewis L. Stookey

Lenten Services at Saint Marys Episcopal Tomorrow

Regular Lenten services will be conducted at Saint Marys Episcopal church at 3 30 in the afternoon with the Litany preceding. The public is invited to attend.

Saint Mary's Episcopal Church College and Washington Streets

Fishermen Adopt Thermometers After Water Temp Find

Researchers note cod and haddock thrive in waters 40 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit. The finding spurs widespread use of thermometers among fishermen to target productive seas and improve catch efficiency.

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