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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1926

Page

2

Annual Meeting of Railroad Men in West Carolina

The thirty-eighth annual convention of the National Railroad and Public Utilities association will convene in Asheville on November ninth for a four day session. More than 250 delegates from across the country are expected. State and national officials coordinate plans, with talks on nationwide utilities issues and federal regulation of interstate bus and truck traffic. Distinguished guests include Co. McChord of the American Automobile Association and Carl Jackson of New York.

Asheville National Railroad and Public Utilities Association North Carolina Corporation Commission Lee and Maxwell Ri 0 Self State Commission Washington Co. Co New York

Raiders Find Ideal Storage For Spirits

In Charlotte on September 8 AP reports liquor raiders found a hidden space inside an East Hill street ice-box holding bottles and jars of contraband. No alcohol remained as the rum had been removed, but odor pointed to a substantial caches.

Charlotte East Hill Street

Large Packing House Ships 113,898 Perishable Cars in 1925

A major U.S. packing house reported shipping 113,898 cars of perishable goods during 1925. The figure reflects steady output across its processing and distribution network, indicating significant scale in meat and related products for that year.

United States

Women and independence shift in camp culture says Fanny Lea

New York column by Fanny Heaslip Lea argues women can prosper without men. She celebrates independence among young women in summer camps and blames past gossip on idle work, praising purposeful labor and personal growth as tomorrow’s womanhood.

New York Fanny Heaslip Lea Fanny Lea Lea New Orleans

Giant lau serpent sighted by Nile valley hunters

Hunters report a 40 foot lau serpent seen in Nile valley swamps. The creature, described as massive and elusive, has stirred local fascination and curiosity among surrounding communities. Further patrols and notes are expected as authorities monitor the area.

Nile Valley

Philippines Tap One Third Of Global Copra Supply

The Philippines furnish one third of the world’s supply of copra used for oil extraction.

Philippines

Georg V Denny Plans Book On Amateur Theatre Organization

Asheville reporter notes George V. Denny of Asheville is writing a book based on his work as business manager for the Carolina Playmakers at Chapel Hill. The volume titled Organization and Management of the Amateur Theatre will reflect his roles and tours with the group.

Asheville George V. Denny Carolina Playmakers Chapel Hill

Dr Ethel Eisner Named President of Pedic Association

In Raleigh during the annual convention Dr Ethel Eisner of Asheville was named president of the North Carolina Pedic Association with Asheville chosen as the 1927 convention city L C Weathers of Raleigh was elected vice president and H Buettner of Wilmington secretary treasurer The board of ex-

Raleigh Ethel Eisner Asheville North Carolina Pedic Association L. C. Weathers H. Buettner Wilmington

Chiropody Association Aims to Promote Public Service

Greensboro doctors Weathers Buettner and McRae form an association to keep chiropody as a social service and safeguard the public in North Carolina. The zebra spider is dubbed world champion jumper. In Austria servants are tipped after meals. southern Asia’s cobra de capella is noted as highly deadly.

Asia

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West Carolina National Association of Railroad and Public Utilities Fanny Heaslip Virginia Swain Georg. V. Denny Pedic Asso’n Broadway Janene Andy Gump Andry’s Lion Tale Austria Broadhurst Gur Peer Cwrtte Loolpm Zuror Jesse L Lasky Paramount Picture Variety Philadelphia Acorn Acorn Stores, Inc Main Street Washington Street High Point Chamber of Commerce High Point Chamber Commerce
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