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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1925

Page

10

Freight Agent Appointed by H P T D Railroad

The High Point Thomasville and Denton railroad announced a December first appointment of a city freight agent to boost carload freight. Ss. R. Mathews will handle the role, with T. J. Underwood succeeding him.

High Point Thomasville Denton Ss. R Mathews T. J. Underwood Underwood Winston-Salem H. P

Cotton Prices Jump After Government Stock-Tap Report

New York November 21. Cotton prices rose sharply as covering surged after the government stock-tap estimate showed a drop of 88,000 bales from November 1. December futures reached 21 cents a pound and January touched 21.05 cents.

New York

Tri City Rebekahs Hold Regional Meeting Proceedings

The Tri City Rebekahs of High Point Greensboro and Winston Salem gathered in Odd Fellows hall Friday with Mrs Emma Beck presiding. State officials Mrs Monde Burke and Mrs J T Padgett attended giving addresses. Officers elected include President Mrs R F Simmons Winston-Salem Vice President Mrs L L Winecoff Secretary Mrs Clara Moore Greensboro Treasurer Miss Irene Nicholson Winston-Salem Greensboro chosen as next meeting site for March 1926.

Tri-City High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem Odd Fellows Hall Emma Beck Monde Burke Wilmington J. T. Padgett Gastonia R. F. Simmons L. L. Winecoff Clara Moore Irene Nicholson

Prostate Gland Ailments Spotlighted With Free Sample Offer

An ad targets men over mature years highlighting prostate issues with back and leg pain, night awakenings, weakness, and urination problems. It promotes a harmless treatment, offering a free full sized sample package by sending name, address, and 10c postage to Palm Laboratories, Battle Creek, Michigan, for a limited time.

Palmo Laboratories Dept Battle Creek Mich

Linoleum Shapes Modern Home Decorating Plans

Readers are urged to consider linoleum beyond kitchens noting its variegated colors and patterns. The piece highlights how durable, easy to clean floors can elevate bedrooms living rooms and halls with rich tones and decorative flourishes. Marion Moore invites readers to seek guidance from the American Homes Bureau for home furnishing questions.

Mohair Velvet in Hotel Lobbies and Home Living Rooms

The article argues mohair velvet as upholstery in hotels and living rooms offers color-fast patterns and superior wear, creating inviting spaces. It links plush, durable furniture in lobbies to lasting comfort and homelike character in residences, urging quality as essential for enduring appeal.

Aly

Y M C A Board Supports Local Gang Project

Y M C A board discussed a talk by J J King from Nashville Southern College about YMCA work. The board agreed to cooperate with the local Gang youth group and provide space on the Y M C A lot for a building and assistance with heating. Eighteen local men serve on the board.

Y. M. C. A. Board J. J. King Y. M. C. A. Southern College Nashville

Reverend Whitener Returns From Carlisle Meeting

Reverend Milton Whitener returns Saturday from Carlisle Pennsylvania where he attended a meeting of the chairmen of the classical missionary stewardship committees of the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church. A special meeting of North Carolina Classis is set for Tuesday afternoon in Salisbury to discuss the work of these committees in the church.

Milton Whitener Carlisle Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church Salisbury North Carolina

Cotton crop outlook boosts prices in New Orleans report

New Orleans on November 21 reports the government cotton crop size at 15,298,000 bales and ginnings to November 14 at 12,249,925 bales, far below expectations. Prices advanced about 7 to 106 points, recovering roughly $5 a bale since prior to the report.

New Orleans

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