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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1929

Page

12

Fight Over Tariff Is Shaping Up

Washington April 13—Republicans favor limited tariff revision while Democrats push for a broad readjustment. Hawley says duties working well and changes planned mainly for new industries and shifting foreign competition. Garner argues for substantial reductions on some levies and increased protection for farm products, denying free trade labeling of Democrats.

Washington Congress Washington Star Hawley Ways and Means Committee Garner Texas House Democratic Party

In Plain View Frat Pin Promised Garment Debate

In Plain View a clash unfolds as a student accuses a co ed of missing a promised fraternity pin worn visibly on a garter. The exchange highlights campus etiquette and social signaling between groups.

Stude

Church may recognize only adultery as divorce ground

Atlanta Apr 13 The Presbyterian church in the United States may recognize only one ground for divorce adultery in a report by the denomination s ad interim committee on divorce made public today ahead of the 69th general assembly to meet May 16 23 at Montreal North Carolina The report urges pastors to receive marriage training give it prominence in programs bar ministers from remarrying innocent parties and warn they may refuse marriages not divinely sanctioned.

Atlanta Presbyterian Church In United States 69Th General Assembly Montreal N. C

Tar Heel tobacco crop sets a mark

Raleigh Apr 13 North Carolina broke all records for tobacco production with about 590 million pounds in last season. Yet farmers earned several million dollars less than the prior year as final 1928 29 figures show nearly 500 million pounds produced and 730 000 acres planted. NC led in production value and acreage, while Kentucky ranked second with under 400 million pounds.

Raleigh Frank Parker State Department of Agriculture North Carolina Parker Kentucky

Dick Edwards' Bull Dog Boss Impresses Locals With Smart Tricks

Boss the bull dog of W R Dick Edwards astonishes readers with intelligence as he helps with lessons, acts as a lost and found for cuff links and shoes, and even launches six feet into the air to grab a handkerchief. He corrects barking with a word from his master and enjoys ice cream and lemons.

W. R Dick’’ Edwards Edwards Billy Edwards

Full Blooded Bull Boss Teaches Civil Tricks and Cat Chase

A dog named Boss, a full blooded bull between English and American lines, avoids moving autos and stops chasing cats at a whistle from owner Mr. Edwards who trains him with patience. Boss loves kids who ride and rest on him, making him a neighborhood favorite despite his fierce ancestry.

Boas Edwards Mr. Edwards Boss

The Church Service Chronicle of Hymns and Readings

A church schedule listing morning and evening services with prayers, anthems, hymns, offertories, sermons, and postludes. Names include Tom Alderman Sykes as speaker and a list of hymns and musical selections across sessions.

The Way of the Cross Leads Home and Other Hymns

A program listing hymns and performances includes Deliver Thee Ogden Hymn 347 The Way of the Cross Leads Home Gabriel Hymn 345 Will There Be Any Stars Sweney Offertory Duet My Savior Filmore Mr Davis and Miss Ausband Sermon A High Day In Heaven Pastor Hymn 367 The Great Physician Stockton and other selections

Ogden Gabriel Sweney Filmore

First Methodist Protestant Church to Hear Dr Kennett

The First Methodist Protestant church hosts a morning worship sermon by Dr. P. S. Kennett of High Point college during the 11 o'clock service. Rev. Roy I. Farmer is away at the Alabama State C. E. convention in Dothan. The program includes organ pieces, duets, and an anthem, with a junior session led by Rev. E. Lester Ballard.

Haydn Bradbury Beethoven Jesus Schnyder Voulatov First Methodist Protestant Church P. S., Kennett High Point College Roy I. Farmer Dothan Ala

The Responsibility of Stewardship Service Order

Lester Ballard delivers The Responsibility of Stewardship in a service featuring organ preludes hymns and an evening message by Rev. E L Ballard. The program includes scripture lesson offering anthems and a postlude with a Sunday school session at 9 30 a m.

Lester Ballard Johnston Batley CC. L. Gray, Jr Holy Father Huhn E. L. Ballard

Women planners attend Thomasville convention events

Walker women from Reidsville and Gastonia with several auxiliaries travel to Thomasville for a convention program. The schedule shows registration at 2:00 pm, call to order with hymns, greetings from the High Point Auxiliary and church, reports from committees, and Bible study, with appointments and announcements to follow.

High Point Logan Porter Co. P. Coble J. P. Monroe Our Colored Conference Margaret Rankin Chas. F. Myers

Bible Study and Missionary Program Notes

A church gathering features 10 Bible Study led by Mrs. Chas Myers at 10, 11:05 Foreign Missionary Address by Rev C C Knight, 11:50 Spiritual Life talk by Miss Cora Harralson, 12:20 Nominating Committee report and officer elections, 12:40 Installation of officers by Mrs G V Patterson, followed by hymns and lunch adjournment.

Erature Christian Social Service Chas. F. Myers Synodical G. V. Patterson C. C. Knight Cora Harralson

Local Auxiliaries Meet With Reports and Lessons

Friday session outlines narrative reports from District Chairmen Mrs Jonas Barlay Mrs H P Rankin and Mrs R C White. Miss Myrtle Williamson gives Home Mission message and Mrs Chas leads Bible Study Mr C C Pressley presents Peace Institute, then President’s Time and committee reports before adjournment.

Jonas Barclay H. P. Rankin R. C. White Myrtle Williamson Chas. F. Myers Peace Institute C. C. Pressley

San Francisco Building Owned by 9000 Women

Nine thousand women own a $2,000,000 enterprise in a 12 story San Francisco building. The San Francisco Women’s Club claims the largest membership of its kind in the country. Life memberships have surged since 1922 when units merged to form a central home for clubwomen. Values for life and trustee memberships have risen dramatically.

San Francisco

Old sermons criticize women’s dress styles in 18th century text

Donation to the Texas Panhandle Plains Historical Society reveals Reverend John Newton sermons from 1760 to 1777. Six volumes document xenial guidance on female attire and modesty in colonial-era religious discourse.

New York City Larger Italian Irish German Population Than European Cities

The article notes New York City has more Italians than Rome and more Irish men than Dublin, and more Germans than Bremen, with Jews worldwide having ten percent of their population in the city. It also reports 1928 grain exports from Seattle Tacoma Astoria Portland and Vancouver totaling 192 million bushels.

New York City Rome Dublin Bremen Pacific Coast Seattle Tacoma Astoria Portland Vancouver

Britain’s first woman tax collector in Belfast

Miss Margaret Hammond of Belfast, Ireland, is said to be Britain’s first woman tax collector. Stockholm unveils a new eight story 2,000 car garage with pride.

Margaret Hammond Belfast Ireland Britain Stockholm

Body of Herrick speeds westward from New York to Ohio

The body of Myron T. Herrick ambassador to France travels by train from New York toward Cleveland, arriving tomorrow morning. Ohio and Cleveland declare two days of mourning ending with Monday's 10:30 funeral at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral and burial at Lake View cemetery.

Cleveland, O Myron T. Herrick France New York Paris Ohio Cleveland New York Central Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Lake View Cemetery

Livestock Shipping Reduces Losses in Michigan

The Michigan Livestock Loss-Prevention association, formed three years ago, cuts shipping risk. Swine losses fell about 50 percent, 1927 down 41 percent from 1926 and 1928 down 11 percent from the prior year. Overall livestock losses on the Detroit market dropped 13 percent last year. The group communicates largely by correspondence and distributed 15 000 materials guiding stock preparation for shipment, aided by a loss-cause survey. Membership spans producers shippers packers commission men transportation and insurance people.

Lansing Mich Michigan Livestock Loss-Prevention Association Detroit

Charges Denied Against UVA Delta Tau Delta in Fraternity House

Charlottesville Virginia April 13 Delta Tau Delta Beta Iota chapter denied charges of defying university authority in the manufacture and use of intoxicants at the chapter house. A three member committee from the arch chapter issued the denial.

Charlottesville Beta Iota University of Virginia Delta Tau Delta National Fraternity Arch National Society

Height of Boulder Dam Sets Water Depth and Cost

The Boulder dam will store enough water to cover Ohio to one foot and hold all the water Colorado River can deliver in a year and a half. Estimated cost is 125 million dollars.

Boulder Ohio Colorado River

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