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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1925
Page
3
A series of community notices report the Mardi Carte club postponing its meeting, births announced for Roy and wife, and various local engagements. Other items include visits, club meetings, and a scheduled Wright Everett wedding in Raleigh with extensive guest lists.
Mrs. Carter Dalton visited Greensboro this morning. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sherrod went to Statesville for a few days. Mrs. George Wyeth returned to New York after visiting Mrs. W. C. Idol. Mrs. B. C. Page and Norma returned home after two weeks in Lumberton and Lumber Bridge. Mrs. Gratton Foy returned from Concord where she visited her mother Mrs. Young, accompanied by Mrs. W. G. Foy of Reidsville.
A short funeral service was held Sunday morning for Mrs. A C Roaminger at her daughter's home where she died. The service followed by interment arrangements with family in attendance.
A religious speaker denounces alcohol and gambling in an afternoon sermon for men, warning that sins sow consequences for nations and individuals. He cites Belgium, King Leopold, Congo, and Theodore Roosevelt, asserts civil liberty over personal liberty, and extols family life and the role of women as companions.
The New York cotton market opened firm at 11 to 19 points higher due to frost in North Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. Liverpool news and firm cables aided buying but hedge selling limited gains with December futures at 21.72 opening and around 21.58 end of the first hour. Frost is forecast again tonight followed by rising temperatures tomorrow.
Foreign selling of May delivery wheat in Chicago and larger world shipments sparked an early bearish tone. Liverpool quotations showed muted impact while clear skies and cooler weather suggested faster movement of new corn, causing corn to drop and oats to ease. Provisions rose.
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady with early gains of 9 to 11 points fueled by colder northwest weather. December rose to 21.02 and March to 21.00, then eased 7 to 8 points by mid session despite a forecast of heavy frost. Trading remained quiet.
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