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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1927

Page

5

Prominent Gungert Events Highlight North Carolina Music Meet

The three day North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs convention features outstanding concerts. Notables include tenor Arthur Kraft of New York and prodigy pianist Miss Helen Pugh of Asheville. Local artists Miss Edith Moore and J Gurney Briggs provide costume recital in Winston Salem with two hostess clubs.

North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs America Asheville Edith Moore J. Gurney Briggs Miss Moore Mr. Briggs Sheraton Musical Art Club Woman’s Club Gordon Blair Briggs Handel Hirshel Penn Lawrence Kraft St. Bartholomew’s Church New York City New York Boston Chicago Alessandro Bonci Frank LaForge LaForge- Berumen Watervale Frankfort Michigan Middle West Helen Pugh American Theatre

RABALIN ENDS RHEUMATISM PAIN CLAIM

A Salem man narrates long suffering from rheumatism in the feet ended by Rabalm ointment. He reports relief after initial applications and says he returned to work pain free for over a year without further treatment. The ad urges readers to buy Rabalm in 50 cent or one dollar sizes from druggists.

Rabalin Rabalm C. E. Phippen Milk Street Salem Mass Mr. Phippen

Rickard Granddaughter Dies at Randolph Street Home

Katherine Eugene Rickard, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs J E Rickard, died at her grandparents residence 22 Randolph Street last night after a two week illness with pneumonia. Funeral services will be held at 10 30 AM tomorrow at the residence, Rev T E Pierce of Welch Memorial Church officiating. Burial will follow in Oakwood Cemetery.

Katherine Eugene Rickard J. E. Rickard Randolph Street T. E. Pierce Welch Memorial Church Oakwood Cemetery

Lumber Worker Killed by Logging Train Near Sylva

Claud Barnes a 24 year old employee of Blackwood Lumber was killed near Sylva when his foot was caught in a switch as a logging train bore down on him on Caney Fork about 16 miles away.

Sylva Mar Claud Barnes Blackwood Lumber Company Caney Fork Here

Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Easy Weight Loss

Advertises Marmola Prescription Tablets as a modern weight loss method that cures the gland cause without exercise or diet. Claims lasting results for 19 years, widespread use, and a large demand, with druggists selling a $1.2 box and an explanation of the mechanism included.

Terrible Pain Keeps Henderson Woman From Work

Mrs Mary Hardy of Henderson Avenue reports sudden severe pain in her side and back lasting for hours. She describes extreme weakness before improving after resting and taking medicine, then resumes daily activities.

Mary Hardy Henderson Avenue

Sedgefield Club unveils new committees and leaders

T J Gold reveals 2023 committees for the Sedgefield Club with Homer Wheeler as Greens chair and Max T Payne as Tournament chief. Other panels include Entertainment chaired by W C Boren Jr and Membership led by T D Blair. The club plans a busy season as delegates attend the Western North Carolina Methodist conference at Wesley Memorial.

Sedgefield Club Gold Homer Wheeler Frank B. Hower H. A. Gaffney T. H. Antrim H. P. Hardig Max T. Payne Alex Rankin Kathleen Price C. M. Waynick T. D. Blair W. C. Boren, Jr T. J. Gold Julius C. Smith R. R. Faison Carter Dalton A. F. Stevens W. G. Jerome A. W. McAlister H. F P. Hardin C. W. Cloninger 9. P. Hardin

Markets Potatoes Markets Potatoes

Potatoes receipts 105 cars on track 234 total U S shipments 616 supplies moderate demand market firm Wisconsin sacked round whites 195 210 mostly around 200 Idaho sacked russets 275 300 mostly 295 300

Chicago U. S Wisconsin Idaho

New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Liverpool Buying

The cotton market opened steady with an advance of 6 to 8 points as Liverpool cables and Western belt rains supported buying. Early session activity saw May futures around 14 20, with private cables citing Manchester and continental demand behind the rise.

New York Mar Liverpool Continent Manchester

Cotton prices turn upward in New Orleans market

New Orleans cotton prices rose after an early drop, with May at 1424, July 1441, and October 1452, up 10 to 11 points from yesterday close. Weather across the belt remained unsettled.

New Orleans Mar

Wall Street Opens Higher on Industrial and Rail Stocks

Wall Street advances at the opening aided by demand for high priced industrials and rails. Bangor and Aroostook, Commercial Solvent, General Motors and Bethlehem Steel rise, trading at high levels not seen since 1925.

New York Bangor Aroostok General Motors Bethlehem Steel Oronger

Grain futures rise on demand for ocean freight ships

Chicago March 28 grain market firmed as signals of strong ocean freight demand boosted wheat prices. Wheat closed 7 5 to a higher, corn 1 2 to 3 4 up, oats 1 2 to 5 8 advance, provisions mixed with losses and gains.

Chicago

Foreign exchange rates in New York on March 29

Foreign exchanges easy with quotations in cents. Great Britain demand 485 3 4, cables 485 23 32. France demand 89 1 %, cables 39 15. Italy demand 45 7 43, cables 45 8. Belgium 13 8 9 %, Germany 28 7 9. Shanghai 61 25, Montreal 100 12 45.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Jugo Slavia Rumania Argentina Tokyo Shanghai Montreal

Globe Manufacturing Company Granted Charter for High Point Furniture Plant

A certificate of incorporation filed in Raleigh names Globe Manufacturing Company of High Point with 250000 capital to make and sell furniture. Three stockholders Rochelle Ragan and Barrier subscribed 3300 shares. The firm plans to acquire the defunct Ideal Table and operate on its plant site while remaining a distinct entity from Globe Parlor.

Globe Manufacturing Company High Point W. N. Everett T. V. Rochelle R. R. Ragan C. R. Barrier Ideal Table Company Caldwell Globe Parlor Furniture Company Globe Parlor Company Globe Parlor

Subways in High Point Proposed to Solve Main Street Crossings

The plan suggests a $750000 subway with city paying half to run from North Main and Washington to near Commerce Street. It would divert through traffic underground while Main Street remains for non commuters. Merchants fear loss of traffic. council to hear chamber petition for engineer survey and recommendation. Principal 1926 US farm value at $7.802 billion vs $5.95 billion in 1925.

DeRamus North Main Washington Streets Commerce Street Moffitt Main Street High Point Chamber of Commerce United States

Public hearing on High Point zoning amendments set

Public Hearing scheduled in the City Hall Council Chamber High Point for Tuesday night April 5 1927 at 7 o clock p m to consider amendments to the Building Zone Ordinance The actions include rezoning Montlieu and Forest corner to Class A residence extending North Main street business boundary and extending West Broad street business boundary by order of City Council City Manager R L Pickett.

High Point Council Chamber At & O Howell Street Bain Avenue West Broad Street Lindsay Street Oakwood Court City of R. L. Pickett

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