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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1922
Page
4
Local notes claim High Point is a growing metropolis as fire department handlers report three calls daily. References in papers mention Tiernan's latest wife, prompting questions about who is the latest spouse.
The Manufacturers Record lauds High Point for diversified growth led by furniture and textiles. Banking deposits rose by 1.6 million in a year while another bank gained 300 thousand in three months. New Commercial Bank building prepaid rent reflects optimism, and furniture firms report orders months ahead with full-time work and high wages. The city’s varied industries—furniture, textiles, glass, hosiery, overalls, lumber, paints, and accessories—underscore resilient prosperity and attract favorable publicity.
The public debates a proposed match between Jack Dempsey and Ed Lewis, weighing boxing with bare fists against wrestling and the likelihood of broad legal tolerance. Observers warn the bout would resemble brutal bare-knuckle era fighting, unlikely to be sanctioned in most states.
The article highlights Mr. Sherrod, president of Point Insurance and Real Estate, as a long time High Point developer. He built the Sherrod building on East Commerce Street and the Peacock-Sherrod building on South Main near the post office. He funds residential development, leads Morris Plan bank, and holds posts with Hallet ice and Coal, Gadsden Jce and Coal, and She raton hotel. He served on city council under Fred Tate, supports the chamber of commerce, and leads in Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal church activities as a steward. He is a Mason and an Elk, known as a builder and civic booster.
A North Carolinian reflects on European life and the contrasts with American comfort and security. The piece discusses daily business, dispatch, and the perception of unrest across borders, urging readers to consider how foreign conditions affect American stability and confidence.
Matt Jones paid a $50 fine at police headquarters for operating a motor vehicle under whisky influence. Fred Allred’s reckless driving and multiple whisky charges were continued to Dec 1. Everett Hedrick’s reckless driving and speeding charges were also continued.
A man was found guilty of assault and fined ten shillings plus costs. Two other defendants faced police court today on charges of being intoxicated, with hearings held for both cases.
Secretary Denby said he had not yet decided how to conduct the investigation into midshipmen misconduct after the Army Navy game in Philadelphia last Saturday. He expected a BA announcement within a few days.
Announcement states the directors meeting now starts at seven o clock tonight instead of seven twenty. The gathering will discuss plans for a movement toward establishing a Y M C O A in High Point.
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