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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1927

Page

2

High Point High School Art Club Announces Contest Winners

Fred Ingram and Elizabeth Hubbard senior winners of the poster contest with Miriam Sloan a freshman taking third place. Nearly fifty posters were submitted as a library fund drive prelude during Children's Book Week.

Fred Ingram Elizabeth Hubbard Miriam Sloan High Point High School Civitan Dlay Moore’s Jarrett’s Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Craighead McCanless Katherine Weant Louise Kearns Virginia Hoskins Charlotte Hubbard M. T. Hicks, Jr

Steady Tone in the Cotton Market in New York

The cotton market showed a generally steady tone as covering by recent sellers met with trade and commission house buying on reports of low temperatures in the Southwest. January futures rose to 20.01 from 19.74, closing at 19.94, with the overall market showing net advances of 4 to 20 points and an initial steady to firmer opening before midday selling and liquidation trimmed gains.

New York

Cotton market inches up as buyers cover amid uncertain demand

December and May cotton futures rose from late Friday quotes as buyers scaled in on down orders and commission houses added purchases. Prices firmed through the day with December around 19.78 and May near 20.33, while traders awaited the October census figure on domestic consumption. Reports tied early gains to Bombay buying and hedging activity, with prospects of a cold southwest wave and stronger Indian demand supporting the market. A week end tally showed 168,000 bales aboard ships awaiting clearance versus 250,000 a year earlier.

Liverpool Bombay Manchester India

October furniture industry failures total 59 in United States

The Lyon Furni ture Mercantile agency reports 59 failures in October across the United States with Illinois at 10, New York at 7, and North Carolina none. The 1926 figure was 52 and 1925 saw 57, two less than October 1997.

United States Lyon Furniture Mercantile Agency North Carolina Illinois New York Alabama Arkansas California Connecticut Columbia Florida Georgia Indiana Kansas Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri New Hampshire New Jersey North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee

Cotton opens steady as New York market gains

The New York cotton market opened steady or up to seven points on overnight buying. Traders cited firmer action from yesterday's stronger zone and reports of buying at low tempera tures influencing early activity.

New York

Orpheum Presents Brown Paul Players In High Point

The Orpheum promotes a top tier week with the Brown Paul company led by Doc Paul and Mary Brown. The cast includes Herbert Campe Gene Hanlon Stanley Gordon Joe Barret Patsy Bessle Howard Barger Bert Bence Helen Cook and Laura OShaw in a nine member dancing chorus. Opening bill Square Crooks features a New York sensational comedy drama with a Wednesday and Friday change of program.

Orpheum Brown-Paul Players Doc’ Paul Mary Brown Mr. Paul Miss Brown Herbert Campe Gene Hanlon Stanley Gordon Joe Barrett Patsy Bessle Howard Barger Bert Bence Helen Cook Supreme Laura O'Shaw de Luxe New York Square Crooks

Hen in Ulster Lays Two Or Three Eggs Regularly

A hen in Ulster now lays two eggs on four days each week and has laid three eggs on two occasions. The owner attributes the pattern to sun stroke the pullet suffered when a month old. The bird, from last year, began laying after recovery and has continued this unusual production.

Ulster

Plight and Prolific Life Traced in Two Brief Notices

In Bridgeport Connecticut Plenty Keit asserts he will be 107 next month and recalls 40 years in slavery. He has been married five times and has 35 living children after coming from Reevesville South Carolina. In Bristow Oklahoma Joseph Abraham, who arrived from Syria 31 years ago with 10.50, died a self made multi millionaire. He wandered as a peddler with a pack, started a store, then moved into cotton and gained ging and an oil mill.

Bridgeport Conn Plenty Keit Reevesville S. C Bristow Oklo Joseph Abraham Syria

Earl Carroll Vanities to Visit American Theatre High Point

The Earl Carroll Vanities arrive for one night only on Wednesday November 23 at the American Theatre High Point. The latest edition features a sixty member chorus including 24 Foster girls and a senior revue with two acts and 30 scenes. Cast includes Mozelle Ransome Lilyan Lee Bert Swor and Dave Chasen and the orchestra is led by Ray Kavanaugh. The show opens under Earl Carroll management making its first local appearance.

Earl Carroll Vanities America High Point Earl Carroll Mozelle Ransome Atlantic City Lilyan Lee Bert Swor Dave Chasen Vera Calhoun James Coughlin Hope Eden Mike Coakley Ammie Swor Joe Riley George Romanoff Ray Kavanaugh

Tell It to Sweeney at the Broadhurst stars Conklin as engineer

Paramount comedy co stars Chester Conklin and George Bancroft in a railroad life tale to be shown at the Broadhurst. Conklin, who dreamed of operating trains since childhood, is slated to work with Bancroft as engineers in scenes featuring a modern locomotive and an older, worn locomotive.

Doris Hill Chester Conklin Jack Luden Paramount Picture Sweeney the Broadhurst Conklin Bancroft Gregory la Cava Chester George Bancroft

Cotton futures slide as demand wanes and prices ease

In the southwest demand remains weak and prices fall after a brief rise. January futures opened near 19.94 then slipped to 19.74 as loses mounted for the first hour. Private cables note Bombay buying in Liverpool amid hedging and looming cold weather. About 168000 bales remain aboard ships awaiting clearance, down from 250000 a year ago.

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