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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1927
Page
9
The state’s cash in the treasury at Oct 30 was 1 089 310.32 with 1 692 295.83 in warrant disbursements for the current period. Receipts through Oct 31 total 4 458 120.06, adding to last year’s balance to reach 5 861 708.03 in total receipts and 4 772 392.71 in warrant disbursements.
An advertisement claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas and sourness in ten minutes. It says the product acts on both upper and lower bowels to remove old waste matter and improve how you feel, with Matton Drug Co. at 107 N Main St as the seller.
Advertises a 10 year loan on improved residential property in High Point with monthly installments and 6 percent interest. Life insurance coverage clears the loan if the borrower dies during the installment period. No brokerage fees noted.
A report shows total outlays of 1 089 310 32 dollars or 314 272 93 dollars for operating the North Carolina state government starting July 1, marking the fiscally noted start of the year.
Governor McLean announced he will not summon the General Assembly to resolve the state fair dispute. He told Raleigh merchants chairman Fred W. Mahler that changing the fair’s size or act terms would not be justified and urged proceeding to complete the enterprise under current laws and deadlines.
Dr. James I. Vance of Nashville Tennessee will preach a series of evangelistic services at the First Presbyterian church in Lexington starting December 12 under the announcement by Rev. J. R. McGregor. Vance is described as a leading Southern Presbyterian pastor from a large Nashville church.
Farmers in Davidson county shipped several hundred turkeys from the Southern railway freight station in Lexington on Saturday. About 6 000 pounds of Thanksgiving fowl were supervised by C. A. Sheffield, with J. S. Swicegood of Tyre township owning around 40 birds worth 74 dollars. One full carload was sent, with part of another car loaded, at 30 cents per pound.
The eastern district semi annual Luther League convention of North Carolina was held at Grace Lutheran Church Thomasville with programs by young workers. Speakers included Rev F L Conrad High Point and Rev G O Ritchie Thomasville. Delegates attended from High Point Lexington and other areas.
Mrs Polly Pierce age 63 wife of Thoms Pierce of Trinity route No 1 died at home this morning at 3 30 from cancer Survived by two sons Harvey A and Luther W Pierce and four daughters Mrs Cicero Kind ley Mrs M Summer Mrs Jones Cashatt and Miss Donnie Lee Pierce Funeral services set for Mt Pleasant M P church tomorrow at 3 o'clock
The Brown Paul Players extend their Orpheum run after strong demand. Doc Paul and Mary Brown headline the company with Patsy Bessle delivering cyclonic comedy as Bettie Powers joins the cast for Million Dollar Shop Girl.
A London vicar has begun making hand-beaten silver items to supplement his income. He has taken up the craft as a practical side pursuit.
Mrs H L Cook’s Hanover area home showcases top Oak flooring Kohler fixtures Ritter lighting and extensive shrubbery with a graded yard. The listing also promotes a 28 acre farm at Lexington and Centennial Aves with multiple outbuildings and strong income potential for a reliable tenant or buyer.
A newspaper ad lists queens and royals on a WANT list for companionship, then promotes rentals including a five room house on Holton Street near Parkway for 35 dollars and a nine room house on Park Street for 45 dollars. It also notes a store filling station house for sale, and offers experienced management services and financing for homes by O. E. Mendenhall Co with contact Mr. O Hallasy at Wachovia Bank Building.
List of houses for sale with five to eight rooms across Springfield Ave Park and Granby Sts Mallory Wesley Sunset Montheau Amos Ward streets. Prices range from 2000s to 8000s with features including paved streets hardwood floors tile baths steam heat garages and proximity to schools and parks. Some offers include trade options and easy payments.
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