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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1927

Page

2

Unveiling Bentonville Marker Honors 1861 65 North Carolina Men

A. R. Newsome praised the 1861 65 generation at Bentonville battlefield marker ceremonies in Fayetteville. He said North Carolina soldiers forged national unity and that the memorial educates present and future generations about courage, sacrifice, and public duty. The event marked the battle as a defining Civil War clash and a symbol of state pride.

Fayetteville North Carolina A. R. Newsome North Carolina Historical Association Bentonville Southland United States Men In Gray Crider Historical Commission

American Legion Elects Officers for Ensuing Year

Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion elected officers for 1927 28 at a large meeting in the legion hut on College street. Judge Lewis E Teague was chosen post commander with Horace S Haworth as vice commander I Paul Ingle as historian Dr I T Mann as service officer Archie M Richardson as finance officer and David Wright as sergeant at arms. Adjunct will be appointed by the post commander.

Andrew Jackson Post American Legion Legion Hut College Street Lewis E. Teague Horace S. Haworth Paul Ingle I. T. Mann Archie M. Richardson David Wright Judge Teague David T. Yow Haworth Ingle Lee Payne Fred W. McPherson I. Paul Ingle William B. Simmons, Jr W. A. Hayes Edgedale Drive Woman’s Auxilliary

Tobacco report notes big crop and mixed quality

United States Department of Agriculture reports as of September 1 show tobacco production at about 1.168 billion pounds, up 30 million from August. Yields rise in some regions while quality declines in others, with notable damage in Connecticut valley and variable conditions across Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Virginia, and Maryland.

Raleigh United States Department of Agriculture Connecticut Valley Pennsylvania Miami Valley Darke County Miami Montgomery Kentucky Tennessee East Tennessee Clarksville Hopkinsville Paducah J Indiana Virginia Maryland

Wesley Memorial Forms Junior Board of Stewards

A Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church meeting led to the creation of a junior board of stewards. Rev. John W. Moore chaired the session in the church-school building. L. R. Terry was elected chairman and J. Everette Marsh vice chairman with J. W. Chandler secretary and Oma S. Harville treasurer. The new board will support the regular board and be installed at the 11 o'clock service on Sunday.

Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church John W. Moore W. W. Lewis Ben T. Moore L. C. Matton Archie Myatt J. N. McCrary G. B. Miller A. A. Oliver J. H. Packer L. C. Parker Jos. D. Pell Dillard C. Ragan J. Lyman Redding Dr. J. H. Richardson Vester D. Sale, Jr Paul A. Stamey David L. Stanton Earle B. Steed Dan Schroder Hunter Sechrest Geddie Strickland C. P. Strickland Herman H. Smith A. M. Upshaw T. R. Wall Charles W. Welborn A H,. Whitley, Jr David T. Yow

State College opens freshman four day program and adds architectural engineering

Raleigh reported 700 new men began registration at State College today as a four day freshman program started. President E C Brooks announced the new department of architectural engineering within the school of engineering.

Raleigh State College E. C. Brooks Department of Architectural Engineering

Caledonia prison farm saves state with self supplied food

State inspectors report Caledonia prison farm now raises most meats and produce, operates a 15,000 bushel grain elevator and flour mill, canning plant, syrup and sorghum mills, saw mill and gin, plus a fireproof dormitory built by prison labor, yielding over 100000 dollars in savings and feeding 1600 prisoners.

Raleigh Caledonia George Ross Pou

Notice of Sale of Holmes Cash Grocery Merchandise

The trustee will sell at public auction on September 23 1927 at 2 PM at Holmes Cash Grocery Company High Point NC the stock of merchandise and fixtures including two scales one Burroughs adding machine one ice box one roll top desk and store counters and shelving to highest cash bidder. Inspect by contacting John W Hedrick at Lexington Grocery Company High Point NC.

Holmes Cash Grocery Company South Wrenn St High Point N. C Burroughs Gsfid John W. Hedrick Lexington Grocery Company

Presbytery Ends Lexington Meet With Addresses

Winston-Salem Presbytery session at First Presbyterian in Lexington closes after three days. Speakers include Dr. W L Lingle and Dr D Clay Lilly with J B Spillman addressing ministers and laymen. Officers elected: McFall moderator, Fleming temporary clerk, Bradley stated clerk. Dr W B Hunter spoke on North Carolina Presbyterian schools. Dr W B McAlpine, visiting from Japan, outlined Southern missions there.

Lexington Winston-Salem North Carolina Presbyterian Synod First Presbyterian Church W. L. Lingle Richmond D. Clay Lilly Reynolda J. B. Spillman Southern Presbyterian Assembly North Carolina W. B. McAlpine Japan Southern Presbyterian Church

New Orleans Cotton Faces Nervous Trading After Decline

The New Orleans cotton market opened nervous and erratic after yesterday's sharp price decline. Early trades showed gains of 27 to 35 points, tracking Liverpool where prices were 16 to 21 points higher, but extensive long liquidation and hedge selling pushed December futures down as the session progressed.

New Orleans Liverpool

MarketTicks Show Small Rally After Early Lows

Prices shifted in late morning trade with December futures climbing to 21.45 and March futures rising to 21.70, marking a recovery from earlier declines of 59 to 68 points and extending 31 to 45 points above the session lows.

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Carolina Newsome New South New North Carolina Fraser Sheraton Hotel C. Hopkins Spencer, N. Co Clara Cox Springfield Friends’ Church U Shops South Main Street Paris Broadway Wesley Memorial Junior Board OF Stewards L. R. Terry Orpheum Mysterious Smith Co Olga North Main St Caledonia Farm Mr. Pou MO. W. Hedrick Cs Leotion Calder The Golden Stallion Crimson Flash Hutchen’s National Market Co North Main Street Black Hawk Velvets Soleil Velours P. S Miss Lizzie Gooch North Main
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