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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1927
Page
3
In a lively quarterly race Troop 11 leads with 1379 points followed by Troop 10 with 1261 and Troop 4 at 1243 while Troop 3 posts 545 as three troops near the top push to end the quarter. Troop news covers regular meetings at the M P Home Presbyterian Hut Wesley Memorial church and Gordontown land donation to Troop 3.
Troop 16 met in the school auditorium with Mr Beauchamp scout executive visiting to teach first aid signaling and new games. Twelve boys are ready to pass the second class, and the troop has 14 members as praise for advancement. Also Lexington Township Sunday School association elected officers including Rev B S Brown Jr and Prof J H Cowles for secretary.
Readable fragments mention Salisbury Lexington Thomasville High Point Greensboro and Danville as a cluster of city names in North Carolina and nearby Virginia areas. The list implies a regional focus or civic context without a clear event or action.
Lexington November 18. B C Philpot prominent manufacturer and active Sunday school worker is elected township president.
A few hundred Winston-Salem citizens arrived in Washington on a goodwill expedition and were received by President Coolidge at the White House. They posed for a group picture on the south lawn after the meeting.
New York Nov 19 the Atlantic Coast Line Company of Connecticut a holding company declared an extra dividend of two dollars in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 2.50 dollars payable December 10 to stock on record November 30. This brings total 1927 dividends to 12 dollars versus 11 dollars in 1926.
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