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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
4
A brief quotation themed by Job and Lady Holland notes that troubles arise from small sparks and grow larger as they are nurtured, framing a reflection on enduring hardship.
A satirical verse excerpt attributed to Anonymous argues that a woman's will is irresistible and cannot be opposed. It contrasts men dying to make their wills with wives escaping such task, reflecting 19th century gender views in a witty historical aside.
Charles Lindbergh first became interested in aviation after witnessing Lincoln Beachey in 1910. Beachey, a pioneer in ballooning and early heavier-than-air flight, inspired many youths with his daring and approachable nature.
The state enacts a 45 mph speed limit starting July and rewrites driving regulations. Some railroad stop requirements become compulsory, headlights must meet standards, and driving around curves with limited visibility is barred at speeds over 15 mph. Licenses stay with the car, not the purchaser, and drivers involved in wrecks must file a form to explain themselves to Raleigh, signaling broader state licensing responsibility.
The sudden death of Robert L. Pickett shocks High Point residents. News spread quickly as friends mourn his passing. he was known for his unfailing friendliness and few enemies, leaving many saddened by his loss.
A longtime city official known as Unk Bob Pickett died leaving a void in civic life. He served faithfully in a challenging post, built broad friendships, and kept a calm, genial presence amid business pressures. He was one of four brothers raised near the city, with Francis M. Pickett already having died in 1926.
The community chest campaign failed to meet its goal leaving High Point’s social service agencies underfinanced by nearly 15000 dollars. Cutting expenses further is deemed impractical and would hamper essential work, so modest additional contributions are urged to sustain the five agencies and preserve the city’s welfare programs.
The piece compares oil and farming, arguing both face overproduction and falling prices. It notes wildcat oil growth floods markets, producers seek curtailment and federal regulation, while farmers lack similar organization and relief tools. The essay links supply demand balance to ruin for many independents and farmers. It ends with a historical aside on political meddling in royal weddings.
A visiting delegation of British business representatives in Greensboro is welcomed as a chance to observe American industry. The piece highlights English business philosophy's value, draws parallels with England’s industrial revolution, and urges American firms to study and learn from this exchange for mutual benefit.
In a brisk column the writer notes historic royal alliances that quelled wars, contrasts them with the quieter modern era marked by a Mexican presidential wedding, and praises Lindbergh for his Paris flight while joking about old sailor views.
Opera singer depicted as muse sparks naming of a premium cigar. The tribute links her female artistry with a luxury product, celebrating cultural impact and branding choices within the industry.
Trustees authorize President Whitaker to proceed with the first unit of two dormitories and dining rooms begun after Saunders Hall fire. It will house 36 more boys next session as funding is sought during construction, enabling Oak Ridge to enter its fourth decade of service to southern preparatory school boys.
Lindbergh continues his European tour with stops in Paris Brussels and London amid exuberant crowds. Ambassador Herrick praises the aviator noting his humility and steadfast spirit while followers bombard the embassy with tokens of appreciation.
Dinner meeting and canvass reports show Morning and Afternoon totals for the Chest Fund drive. The two sessions combined reach 34 456.70 pledged and 6 362.16 in cash with 200 attendees at the First Methodist Protestant church.
Yesterday afternoon the High Point Redpath Chautauqua opened in the city lot tent with one of its largest crowds. The Chicago Male Quartet led by Bob Herrick received enthusiastic applause while Am brose, a noted scientist, delivered a long demonstration on electricity and high-frequency currents that captivated listeners.
A very successful pre school clinic was held at Emma Blair school yesterday. Parents doctors grade mothers nurses and teachers cooperated to create an ideal setting. Doctors D A Stanton S S Coe J W Slate H B Hiatt O B Bonner C 8S Gray led the effort.
The North Carolina Public Service Company expands the High Point gas plant by about 300 percent from three years ago. A new coal gas bench is in operation and repairs and remodeling of old equipment are under way to meet modern design standards. Larger purifiers will be installed, and an adjacent lot purchased from Eb. D. Steele to allow future expansion.
Son and Thurman Mann led examination efforts for more than one hundred boys and girls, with grade mother committees arranging transport and half day teachers serving as secretaries. Parents expressed gratification, noting improved welfare and school life from the health driven clinics.
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