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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1927

Page

3

Honor Roll at Men School for Month Announced

A total of 170 students earned honor roll honors for the second month of the school year at the high school as listed by principal L. R. Johnston. Seniors 25, juniors 21, sophomores 41, and freshmen 83 are named, with long lists of named students across all grades.

L. R. Johnston Frank Robbins Elford York Bera Brown Grace Bulla Hazel Haynes Leslie Johnson Catherine Liles Rosalee ‘Branley Nancy Pearl Welborn Aline Wrenn Vernon Idol William Phillips Ralph Stillman Betsy Durland Louise Harbison Eleanor Idol Ruth Penny John Clinard Emma Fritz Nell McGhee Ruth Ward Margaret Compton John (Aster Eccles Scott Malloye Stanfield Beverly Bradner Wilbur Hutchins

Southern to Open Winston-Salem Freight Division

The Southern Railway System will establish a division freight agency at Winston-Salem effective November 15 and promote J A Cooper from Greenville South Carolina to head the new unit. Cooper has long worked in freight traffic with posts in Savannah Atlanta Athens Louisville and Greenville. G N Lawson remains commercial agent at Winston-Salem while J L Ridley replaces Cooper as Greenville commercial agent.

Baby chews phone cord on party line outage

In Lynn Massachusetts on November 11 a baby was found chewing the receiver cord at a residence on a party line. Moisture damaged insulation caused the short circuit and cut the line, prompting several callers to report the outage to telephone workers.

Lynn Mass

World Fellowship Week Kicks Off At YWCA Program

The Y W C A holds World Fellowship Week with a week of afternoon vesper services and daily topics led by local leaders. Activities include discussions on Africa America Asia Europe and Australia, a Hi V and Senior Girl Reserves joint meeting, and a World Fellowship Supper.

World Fellowship Week of C. E. Sheloff H. T. Stevens Africa America Carolina Wood New Leader E. L. Ballard Asia Edgar Hartley Australia Our World’s Committee R. M. Andrews Europe Ye Me Os A Y WW. Gena Industrial Club World Fellowship J. A. Eshelman Girl Reserve Committee Lyte Preddy Nell Clinard Ruth Wafford Mary Winn Abernathy Elizabeth Lindsay Kathleen Spain Enda Bigham Margaret Bell Leone Perry Frances Harmon Margaret Perryman Virgie Sawyer Dorothy Gardyne R. E. Ransom Vivian Matson Alma McCain O. B. Bonner Montague Hall Oceawasins Athletic Club

Charlie Green to wed next week says Willie

The Yorkshire Post reports Charlie Green plans marriage next week. Willie suspects the couple faces questions about party arrangements as he jokes about serving food.

Papa Charlie Green Willie Yorkshire Post

Clergyman Tests Boy on John the Baptist

In a Sunday school discussion a clergyman questions a boy about John the Baptist. The pupil’s reply is blunt as he says the prophet “didn’t do nothin’,” adding “he was a preacher.”

John the Baptist

The Richness of an Unselfish Maturity Sermon

Rev Tom Alderman Sykes will speak on unselfish maturity at 7 30 tonight at Central Friends church The morning topic is The Story of a Gentle Revolutionist A music program is planned for both services The order of worship lists hymns readings and offertory details

Tom Alderman Sykes Central Friends Church Sykes Church Hanson Davis Jesus

Modern Child Rides Dream Car Phrase Clash

A playful exchange from Sondagsnisse Strix Stockholm features a child warning about a toot toot while a luxury His pano Suiza super six de luxe is invoked, reflecting whimsical transport banter in a Nordic setting.

Jimmie Dear

Rhinoceros remark prompts libel suit consideration

A Madrid joke notes a plaintiff planning to sue Mr. Perez for libel over a two year old insult calling him a rhinoceros. The client explains the delay because the rhinoceros line was only just noticed yesterday.

High Point Y M C A Teams Prepare for Thanksgiving Relay

Local relay teams from High Point and Greensboro rehearse for a 9 am Thanksgiving morning race from Greensboro to High Point. Fifteen runners and fifteen boys from each Y chase a festive, annual contest, with Mayor W A Davis to start the event.

Greensboro Y. M High Point Y. M. C. A Greensboro Y. M. C. A High Point Greensboro W. A. Davis Jeffress Memorial Stadium Davis

Cannibal Hint From Ancient Nebraska Fossils

Anthropologists in Lincoln Nebraska report fossilized remains found at Harold Cook’s ranch in western Nebraska suggesting ancient humans about four million years ago practiced cannibalism. Macerated bones indicate cave-man feasts as part of early life on the continent.

U. S. Lincoln Neb Harold Cook Nebraska

Home loan offer in 10 year plan with life insurance

Bank ad states a 10 year loan for improved residential property with 6 percent interest and monthly installments. Life insurance pays off the balance if the borrower dies during the installment period. For full details contact W. J. Fraley Hood Bank Building.

High Point Life Insurance W. J. Fraley Hood Bank Bldg

Furriers Import Baby Hair Seal Skins From North Pacific

Seattle dispatch reports furriers have started importing thousands of newborn hair seal skins once deemed valueless. Pelts of the young animals prove satisfactory and with numerous seals in the North Pacific, the fur trade gains an almost unlimited supply.

Seattle Wash North Pacific

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