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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1927

Page

3

Plain Old Gospel at Central Friends Church

Rev Tom Alderman Sykes will preach A Plain Old Gospel for Mankind at the 11 AM service at Central Friends Church. The message centers on The Resurrection of Christ and Human Hope with a morning program including duets by Arthur and Norman Fidler and an Lang Meditation offertory. An evening service features The Resurrection of Christ and Human Hope with organ preludes and hymns.

Tom Alderman Sykes Central Friends Church Arthur Norman Fidler Daughter Jarius Lang Thompson Arthur Fidler Tom A. Sykes Faulkes Christ Roberts

Cardinal Bonzano, Noted Vatican Figure, Dies at 60

John Cardinal Bonzano, who served as apostolic delegate to the United States from 1911 to 1923, died at age 60 in Rome after an emergency stomach operation. His tenure in Washington and Chicago as papal legate made him a well known figure in American Catholic life.

Rome John Cardinal Zonzano United States America Chicago John Cardinal Bonzano Washington Mitylene Washington Post

Moore Preaches Twice at Wesley Memorial

Rev. John W. Moore leads morning sermon Penetrating Power and evening The Gates of Life at Wesley Memorial church. Rev. Ernest J. Harbison conducts junior services in Peacock Bible classroom with Mrs. Harbison and Mrs. W. J. Fraley assisting and Mrs. Whitley singing Some One Knows during the hour.

John W. Moore Wesley Memorial Church Ernest J. Harbison Peacock Bible Whitley Harbison Maunder W. C. Philips Rogers Frysinger Christ Virginia Frank Dorothy Hoskins Gottchalk

Choir to Sing Cantata at Emmanuel Lutheran Tonight

Emmanuel Lutheran Church presents the Praise and Thanksgiving cantata at 7 30 pm led by Miss Winifred Bodie The program includes choruses duets solos and chorales with audience participation and programs to be distributed.

Lutheran Church Winifred Bodie Emmanuel Lutheran Church America Christ

Welfare workers hear address on The Family in Raleigh

Dr. Ernest R. Groves of the University of North Carolina will speak on The Family at noon Tuesday as part of the central district welfare workers conference in Raleigh. The meeting at the Sir Walter Hotel November 29 will cover school attendance county organization family casework and poor relief with invitations extended to county welfare officials and social workers.

Education and Commissioners

Construction Employs Most Workers in New Zealand

More men are now working on new buildings in New Zealand than in any other industry, reflecting a surge in construction activity and urban development across the country.

New Zealand

Textile education could shift to five-year cooperative program

The North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers association discussed a cooperative plan for State College textile education. Dean Thomas Nelson said the program would extend to five years with part time work in mills to provide hands on experience and closer mill school ties. A steering committee including J E Gaewell Paschall S Boyd and Nelson is studying the proposal, which would run in addition to the existing four year course.

Dean Nelson J. E. Gaewell Erlanger Mills North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Paschall S. Boyd Mooresville Bill Messrs. Boyd State College Board of Trustees State College Board of Trustees State College

Price Movement Distinctly Rises On Wall Street

The New York stock market extended its upward trend with widespread gains though some profit taking toward the close. Strong demand for high grade securities and about 200 million dollars in new bond offerings fueled the upswing, while the weekly clearing house report showed a reserve deficit of 39.4 million.

New York Republic-Trumbull Steel Wall Street Republic Steel Anaconda Howe Sound Inter-Continental U. S. Steel General Motors Common Radio Corporation National Biscuit Stewart Warner Mathieson Alkali Porto Rican Tobacco Transue Williams Steel New Haven St. Paul Federal Reserve Bank

Hawaii anticipates record tourist rush this winter

Hawaii officials project a record winter tourist influx with higher arrivals than prior years. The state aims to boost revenue while managing crowd impact and infrastructure demands during peak travel season.

Remedy for overproduction in furniture trade discussed

W. W. Jackson of A. O. Reno Co. in Chicago urged an educational campaign to show the public the value of well furnished homes. He noted overproduction likely stems from reduced consumer spending and called for efforts from both retailers and manufacturers to boost demand and ending the cry of overproduction.

W. W. Jackson A. O. Reno Company Chicago Furniture Age Jackson

Cotton market slips amid December notices and Egyptian lows

The Cotton market in New Orleans on November 26 fell 15 to 19 points as circulation of December contract notices and a drop in Egyptian futures drove prices down. Liverpool bids were firmer early, with December reaching 19.57 and March 19.90, then easing to 19.37 and 19.65 as the session continued.

New Orleans Liverpool

Market close slightly steady with January futures dip

The report shows prices 20 to 25 points below early highs and 14 to 20 points under yesterday's close. The close was barely steady, within a point of the bottom, with January reaching 19.75 intraday and finishing at 19.46 as exports totaled 42,226 bales.

Local men invited to join Navy as enlistments reopen

The local Navy recruiting station reports first enlistments are open again. Several men were asked to wait due to November quota filling early. December quota is raised to forty men with five recruiting weeks, though no changes to requirements have been announced.

Navy

First Mate Fliers Honored in French Balloon Corps Coat

France marks its earliest air passengers a duck a sheep and a rooster featured on a new coat of arms. The trio celebrated by the French army balloon corps for pioneering ascent with a historic display on the shield.

France French Army Balloon Corps

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