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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1925
Page
3
High Point College closes its season Saturday with a Parents Day matchup against Wake Forest freshmen after three wins two ties and one loss. The team has played clean fast football but home attendance has been light, though local supporters who attended praised the Eames era.
In New Orleans on November 17 AP reports Friday games matchup across the south ahead of Thanksgiving. Mississippi College meets Louisiana College in Pineville while Furman faces Wake Forest in Asheville and Duke meets Wofford in Spartanburg. South Carolina faces Presbyterian in Columbia and Centre tackles Georgetown in Danville.
The ad claims Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion and gas the moment it reaches the stomach. It promises relief from lumps, heartburn, sourness, fullness, and palpitations with corrected digestion, selling at low cost and widely stocked by druggists.
An advertisement promises rapid removal of freckles in four days with Flyte blemish product sold by Hart Drug Co. and other druggists. It claims skin becomes cleaner fairer and more youthful after treatment and urges readers to start today.
In Richmond on November 17 AP notes Peggy Flournoy of Tulane leads Southern Conference scoring with 113 points after eight of his team's 14 points against Sewanee. Edgar Jones trails at 79, needing 34 more to overtake. George Morton and Pooley Hubert tied for third at 54. Windy White at 53. Mahoney, Sparrow, Williams, and William have also topped three field goals.
A message reports the death of Samuel Cummings in Cambridge City Indiana. He was a brother of Do J Cummings and C E Cummings of High Point with no further details provided.
O A Pitts of Winston-Salem testifies Karnak helped his liver and kidneys after years of illness. He reports relief from dull back pain dizziness headaches and loss of appetite and says Karnak gives him energy to work. Mann Drug Co sells Karnak in High Point.
Secretary Hoover urges unified control of government ship operations under the Emergency Fleet Corporation. He recommends a presidentially appointed head, an advisory board of cabinet officers, regional committees, and transfer of construction loan funds to the treasury to reduce losses and privatize routes.
The Maryland Casualty Company seeks dividends on a $50,000 bond paid after Salisbury National Bank failed. The bank’s insolvency left $89,579.14 on deposit with state treasurer B R Lacy, who had paid the bond and then sought full deposit dividends. Salisbury’s bank argues that the casualty would be paid twice on the bond, leaving only $39,579.14 eligible for dividends. Attorneys for the casualty claim entitlement to about 50 percent of the $50,000 bond.
The High Point Thomasville and Denton railway announced a carload from Kenosha Wisconsin arrived in High Point at 7 this morning after leaving November 19. Simmons company traffic manager Elmer Hanak arranged the routing with Kenosha factory ties through Chicago. Ben Lyon, local Simmons rep, confirmed the arrival and praised the service.
Second day of the open Carolinas tournament at Southern Pines shows Crichton 150 and Goebel 156 leading pros. Andy Gray of Sedgefield cruises to 160 for the day, with Hyatt 162, Andrews 162, and Clark 165 trailing. Amateurs include Hancock 159 Heath 168 Blue 169 and Wilson 171.
Firefighters from two companies were summoned around five yesterday afternoon to extinguish a blaze in the shaving pit of the Hill Veneer company. They prevented the fire from spreading and limited damage to a minor extent.
Rey W A Clark announces preparations to host 4000 to 5000 delegates and visitors for the annual convention of the Methodist Young People's Association in Memphis from December 6 to January 3. Headquarters are set, with a coordinating body working with the Chamber of Commerce and civic groups. Full registration expected by December 1. The Memphis conference plans to send 100 delegates.
A health note explains that applying heat to injuries enhances circulation and speeds waste removal, aiding recovery. Historical examples include Japanese soldiers using hot baths and hot packs aiding kidney conditions, with modern views supporting heat to promote cell movement and life. New York report quotes Rev. H. A. R. Philip on Detroit-made vehicle aiding civilization in East Africa.
The cotton market opened barely steady with declines of 6 to 13 points as Liverpool cables eased and southern picking and ginning rose with better weather. Light selling limited losses and buyers steadied as rumors estimated November 14 cotton at 12,371,000 bales against the census 11,198,660 bales to November 1.
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