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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1926

Page

5

First Week of Tent Meeting Draws Wide Converts

A Chestnut street tent meeting led by Rev. Jim Green ends its first week with many conversions at the altar and renewed faith. Morning sunrise service and 11 o clock sermon by Rev. M R Harvey feature testimonies and the message Tara Until. Green reports a successful Greensboro church dedication and returns for a strong 3 pm service. Evening sessions titled Eternity draw large crowds with an altar full of seekers and claims of the most successful run in years.

Chestnut Street Jim’’ Green Christ M. R. Harvey Wesleyan Methodist Church Stirling Luther Bridges Jim’ Green Greensboro Green High Point Lorenzo Harvey Mr. Green Cloeck

Florenceh Italvy-Louisa Tet raziani to wed Pietro Vernati

Florenceh Italvy-Louisa Tet raziani, 53, of the Colorature voice, will marry 32 year old Pietro Vernati, a haberdasher's son, next Friday. A honeymoon in her palace precedes a tour of the United States to offset wedding expenses.

Florenceh Italvy Louisa Tetraziani The Colorature Voice Pietro Vernati United States

Market Reports and Early Frost Touch Corn Belts

Chicago market notes show poultry receipts and price shifts while frost damages corn and vegetables in Illinois and neighboring states. Ice and cold warnings spread across the north with Michigan fruit belts spared by a Lake Michigan breeze. New York stocks rally on money condition signals with mixed mining and steel activity.

Illinois Aurora Liss Great Fruit Belt Berrien County Michigan Lake Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Dakotas Kansas Missouri Minnesota Wall Street New York Baldwin Dupont General Asphalt Atchison Tfostum Cereal Brooklyn Eidson American Smelting Anaconda United States Steel Chem. & Dye Am. Locomotive Co Atey Car Anaconda Cop Coast Line Bethlehem Catfornia Pee Mil. & St. P. Pfd Cme le Fe DePort d. Nem Pamour Prisyvere Sos Freeport-Texas Casa Tis MB Baldwin Loco Caneegien Pac Cerro de Pasco Chie Northwestern Ghie Capper Sake Davison Chemical Electric Post Ohio Ieath Chesapeake & Ohio Survyeier Core Colorado Fuel Crucipie Breet Rivlin W Marwead Ss. Foundation

Poultry Prices Steady in New York Market

New York on Sept 27AP reports live poultry unquoted while dressed poultry holds steady. Chickens fresh 26 43 cents per lb, frozen 27 36. fowls fresh 20 34, frozen 20 34.

New York

New York Money Markets Show Firmer Call Rates

Call money rose to 5 1/2 percent with the ruling rate at 5 percent and closing bids at 5 percent. Time loans were firm with mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days at 4 percent and 4 to 5 months at 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper activity noted.

New York Prime Mercantile Paper

Copper and Tin Markets Move Mixed Across Fronts

Copper quiet with electrolytic spot and futures quoted 14 percent. Tin remains firm with spot at 70.25 and nearby futures at 67.50. Iron holds steady with North 1 at 2050 2150 and North 2 at 1900 2050 while Southern 2 runs 2100 2200. Lead steady and zinc firm with East St. Louis spot and futures 740. Antimony spot 1400.

New York East St. Louis

Potatoes Market Mixed Receipts and Prices Reported

Chicago AP dispatch notes potato receipts 699 shipments Sunday 44. Wisconsin sacked and bulk round whites top 225 to 250 with ordinary to poor 135 to 210. Minnesota sacked round whites 175 to 225. North Dakota Minnesota sacked reds 235 to 250. Idaho sacked rurals 245 to 265. Colorado Brown beauties 235 to 245. Market steady trading fair.

Chicago U. S Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Red River

New Orleans Cotton Opens Easier Amid Weather Doubts

The New Orleans cotton market opened easy as Liver pool was better than due and rain reports spread through the belt. Early trades showed losses of 10 to 12 points before a rally as the weather map signaled unsettled and rainy western weather. October touched 14.57, December 14.77, and January 14.832.

New Orleans Liverpool

Foreign Exchange Quotations Steady Across Markets

Foreign exchanges show steady quotations with various figures across currencies. Notable rates include Great Britain around 484 and 485, France near 279 and 286, Italy at 376164 and 877%, Argentina 4065, Brazil 1510, and Shanghai at 65433 percent readings.

Foreign Exchange New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Slovakia Jugo Slavia Austria Rumania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal

New York cotton opens steady as frost fears affect trade

Weather reports show freezing temperatures in Texas panhandle but no killing frost in cotton regions. Market opens steady to slightly lower with December futures slipping to around 14.76 to 14.82. Southern hedge selling and easier Liverpool cables weigh on prices, though late day trading keeps the market near yesterday’s levels with a small overall decline.

New York Texas Panhandle Liverpool Cio

Midwest Frost Ends as Warmer Weather Returns

Chicago reports a sharp cold snap that brought a severe early frost to the Midwest after 39 years, giving way to milder conditions and an overall warming trend across the region.

Chicago Middlewest

Salvation Army Seeks Used Clothing for Needy Ahead of Cold Weather

With cold weather coming the Salvation Army reports rising requests from local residents unable to provide raiment. The charity accepts used clothing from citizens and city stores donate defective garments which are repaired and distributed to the poor. Officers urge turning over all discarded clothing to aid the needy.

Salvation Army High Point Salvation Army

Richmond merchant dead by suicide in St Louis hotel

Edward Gray, 47, a Richmond Virginia clothing and jewelry merchant, registered under a fictitious name and was found dead in his Pontiac Hotel room in St Louis. A poison can, a hastily written will, and farewell letters indicate death by his own action. identity confirmed today.

ST. Louis Edward Gray Richmond Pontiac Hotel

Old Fort Man Dies After Car Plunges Into Roadside

Roy Hensley, 28, of Old Fort, died in a Raleigh hospital from injuries after an automobile accident between Old Fort and Marion. J. M. Schism, a survivor, said the crash happened on a Sharp curve when Hensley tried to light a cigarette while turning. Hensley had married three weeks earlier.

Raleigh Roy Hensley Old Fort Marion J. M. Schism Hensley

High Point News Briefs Include Permits And Meetings

J L Sechrest attends Association of Municipal Engineers convention in Asheville. Building permits issued for a 3 room addition on English Street and a 1 story 5 room dwelling on This Sell Street. Weather notes: 66 degrees and dropping. 27 points cooler since yesterday. Firemen and policemen baseball series opens at 3 p m. High Point Community Chest executive committee meets at 7 30 p m. American Business Club gathers at the Sheraton at 6 30 p m. Charter banquet planning for Sedgefield Manor Friday. J W Mills travels to Raleigh for district engineers meeting today and returns tomorrow. Musical Arts Club meets at Mrs J M F Salsbury’s residence at 8 15 p m.

A. B. Horney C. B E. Lanier English Street Henry Emory Thissell Street High Point Community Chest Bureau of Information North Main Street T. Wingate Andrews American Business Club High Point Sheraton Hotel Sedgefield Manor J. W. Mills Raleigh Mills Musical Arts Club J. M. F. Salsbury Roland Park

Local ledger notes and small donations list

A fragmented donation ledger shows multiple names and small monetary entries such as Miss Nannie Croker five dollars and Grover Kester five dollars, with other figures including 25 and 50 dollars for various businesses and individuals. The page lists supporters from Marsh Furniture Co to Continental Furn Co and several names like Marianna Martin and Miss Margaret McAdams.

COE Icck Nannie Croker Diva Ruir Marsh. Furniture Co Reption Lodge I O. F Joseph FF. Wood J. Campbell Moore Continental Furn. Co Grover Kester Marianna Martin Margaret McAdams

Preacher Rev Hensley Leads End Day Services at Liberty

The West End Baptist pastor Rev Samuel T Hensley delivered sermons on Heaven and Sin at the morning and evening services yesterday with many professions of faith and eight baptisms. Rev Hensley to speak on The Future Home of the Unredeemed Soul at tonight’s revival. John W Reitzel 78 father of Dr C E Reitzel died at Liberty residence after long illness leaving widow and six children. Funeral at Richland Lutheran church near Liberty tomorrow at 2 PM. burial in church cemetery.

Samuel T. Hensley West End Baptist Church Mr. Hensley John W. Reitzell C. E. Reitzell Liberty Dr. Reitzel High Point Richland Lutheran Church Church

No Record Found for John Cooper at Detroit Bank

Detroit Central Savings Bank reports no account under the name John Cooper of Kewanee Illinois, whose claim of a 9 million dollar eastern estate prompted reports of deposits in two Kenwanee banks drawn on the Detroit bank. Officials say they never heard of him and checked all depositors.

Detroit Central Savings Bank of Detroit John Cooper Kewanee Ill Cooper Kenwanee Central Savings Bank

Street Cars Return to Asheville as Service Restored

Skeleton street car and bus service resumed in Asheville with seven cars and three buses in operation. Four former employees returned to posts, while striking workers met at the labor temple under union head William Plemmons awaiting a new statement. R L Worley C H W Miller R M Grant and Frank C Belt named among returning staff.

Asheville Walters Labor Temple William Plemmons

Also Mentioned on This Page

Feder Skinners J. N. Wright R. M. Caine J. Rh. Young Earl Womble James Garner By McManus San LO Sy Inru Feature Service, Inc Poultry Alive Springs Bos General Electric New General Motors Gulf States Steel Humols Central Eckee Int Combustion Eng Mid-Continent Kan Tex Missouri Pac Montgomery Ward Gentral Norfolk & Western Nor American Northern Pacific Packard Motor Car Pacific Oil Seisure Ace Pan-Am Pennsylvania Pierce-Arrow Mot Car Ir. & Steel St. L San Fran Simclair Standard Texas Gulf Woolworth Seaboard Air Line Southern Pacific Simuena Union Pacific Wcoomb Peking RO Reynolds Lig Myers Sears Roebuck Southern Dairies Porchein RY Standard Oil N. J Tumor AO Genekas Texas & Pacific Westinghouse Blee Willys-Overland Lig. & Myers Eee Ase Sk Ees Larry Cthicags Grain Mar Self J. L. Sechrest Association of Municipal Engineers Firemen and Policemen Baptist John W. Reitzel Camel City Coach Co Kerners File Igh Point Kernersville Winston Camel City Coach Company Winston-Salem, N.C Emerpwood East Washington Main St
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