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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1927

Page

10

High Point Officials Join Lindbergh Celebration

High Point city officials participate in the Lindbergh Celebration at Greensboro and Tri City Airport. Mayor Davis to deliver an address, ten police officers will assist with crowd control, and school children may be released if the Spirit of St Louis flies over.

High Point City Greensboro Tri-City Davis Pilcher Gate City High Point Crutchfield Charles Lindbergh T. Wingate Andrews Colonel Lindbergh Spirit of Lindbergh Winston-Salem

Sedgefield Inn and Country Club Golf Course

The Sedgefield Inn houses the Sedgefield Country Club on its ground floor amid old pines. The course features rolling terrain and a famed history with junior championships in 1927 won by Erwin Laxton and K E. R. Carver, plus exhibitions by Jess Sweetzer and pro Andy Gray. Plans to boost local and Piedmont interest are under way while a new rule restricts Guilford county nonmembers from playing.

Sedgefield Inn and Country Club Sedgefield Country Club Sedgefield Carolinas Erwin Laxton Chester Brown E. R. Carver T. J. Gold L. L. McAlister Jess Sweetzer Henry Westall Gray and Jones Sedgefield Valley Brook Joe Kirkwood Walter Hagen North Carolina Piedmont Travis Watts Gunn Dick Jones Sedgefield Links Tully Blair Greensboro Andy Gray Marshall Creighton Hope Valley Country Club Durham Guilford County Sedgefield Inn Country Club Valley Brook

Final Sermon by Dr Owens at Lexington First Baptist

Dr Clifford A Owens delivered his final sermon as pastor of Lexington First Baptist Church after four and a half years. He will leave for Monroe Georgia to assume a new pastorate next Sunday. Owens previously served at Salisbury and conducted evangelistic work in Atlanta before coming to North Carolina.

Lexington Clifford A. Owens D. D First Baptist Monroe Owens Atlanta North Carolina First Baptist Church Salisbury

Look At Him Now Mistaken Identity Burglary Remark

A Berlin quotation notes a man recounting a humorous misidentification. He says a woman mistook him for her husband during an attempted burglary, and she did not recognize him as the intruder.

der Brummer Berlin

High Point Library Sees Membership Reach 2656

The High Point Public Library reported September gains of 108 new members to 2656 total. Monthly figures show 3482 total circulations, 254 books added, and 4145 total interactions including reading room use and circulation. Volunteers and donors were acknowledged, with 82 newspapers and magazines received.

High Point Marianne Martin Board of Trustees City Hall H. Norwood Bowne H. A. Millis Louise Evans Chamber of Commerce of South Carolina Robert Baird Virginia Hispanic Society of America Kentucky Georgia H. K. Grifath Tennessee J. R. Carr Hood System Industrial Bank

Negro Shot While Escaping Prison Camp Near Asheville

John Crockett a Mecklenburg county negro serving 10 to 20 years for burglary was shot three times when he fled a prison camp near Asheville after knocking down a guard. He remained alive under Asheville physicians care, with authorities noting he had refused to work in solitary confinement. Crockett was sentenced at the May 1924 Mecklenburg superior court term.

Raleigh John Crockett Mecklenburg County Asheville Crockett Mecklenburg Superior Court

Cardinal O'Donnell Battles Pneumonia in Dublin Notice

Dublin reports Cardinal O'Donnell the primate of Ireland remains ill with double pneumonia and had a good night according to the Carlingford bulletin dated October 11. The AP dispatch notes his condition as monitored and stable with medical care continuing.

Dublin Cardinal O'Donnell Ireland Carlingford

Health tonic promise boosts vigor and energy

In an upbeat pitch, the piece urges readers to start a program of 8.8.8. claiming it restores appetite and energy. It states the tonic builds red corpuscles and nourishes the body, being time tested and made from roots of herbs and plants. It is sold in two sizes at drug stores.

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Ray Street Cloverdale School Hula Oe Broadhurst Fred N. Tate the Continental Funiture Company Continental Furniture Enterprise S.S.S iIt Sedgefield and North Carolina Public Service Company
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