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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1930

Page

14

Easter Pageant at First M. P. Church Details

Easter program in city churches lists morning and evening worships at First M. P. Church with preludes hymns and anthems. Sermons focus on immortality and the risen Christ with multiple choirs soloists and readings across services.

Spence Christ Wilson T. A. Sykes Norman Engelman Jesus Cresswell Norman Fidler Jos. J. Cox S. W. Mendenhall Prince of Peace Frederick J. Libby Washington City Kroeger Stainer Petrali First Reformed

Lightning risk varies by location and setting

The statement notes that lightning strike risk is five times higher in the country than in the city and twenty times higher at sea than in a railway car, highlighting how exposure changes with environment and travel mode.

Windsor chair linked to Washington goes to Wisconsin museum

The Windsor chair once used by George Washington during a 1775 visit to Col. Moses Woodward’s home in Portsmouth New Hampshire was donated to the Wisconsin State Historical Museum in Madison. The item’s provenance notes Washington’s session with colonial leaders and its display will highlight early American furniture and history.

George Washington Col. Moses Woodward Portsmouth N. H Wisconsin State Historical Museum Madison

Park er Denies Statement About Judge Parker Appointment

J Elwood Cox writes to defend Judge Parker against Philadelphia opposition. He asserts Parker supports the negro community and that North Carolina Friends endorse his Supreme Court appointment, urging the Philadelphia group to correct the record and seek fair, accurate information. He cites L L Hobbs telegram supporting Parker and calls Parker an outstanding Christian citizen.

Parker Greensboro Daily News Judge Parker Philadelphia North Carolina Pennsylvania Overman L. L. Hobbs Guilford College Senator Overman Washington, D. C Yearly Meeting Society of Friends Hoover Friends of Friends Supreme Court J. Elwood Cox

Baptist Women 10 Meet in Asheboro Thursday April 24

The Woman's Missionary Union of the Piedmont association will hold an all day meeting at the Asheboro Baptist church next Thursday with representation from area Baptist churches. Notable participants include Mrs. A M Richardson Mrs C E Sheloff and Dr H T Stephens from High Point. The program spans morning afternoon and evening sessions with devotions reports addresses awards and banner ceremonies.

China Sallie Lou McKinnon W. A. Newell Jesus H. A. Dunham P. N. Peacock B. T. Morris S. H. Isler Advocate W. R. Harris Africa Dora Jane Armstrong All the Saints Emma Page Brevard Institute A. Dunham Bethlehem House Marion Brincefield Asheville W.L. Stone Charlotte C. E. Wakefield Gastonia A. J. Owen Greensboro A. L. Thompson Marion J. F. Jonas Mt. Airy Z. V. Moss Statesville A. D. Abernethy Waynesville G. L. Hampton Winston-Salem J. G. Sterling Design For Life J. R. McDonald Amy Hackney J. F. Spruill Woman’s Missionary Union of Piedmont Association Woman's Missionary Union of the Piedmont Association Asheboro Baptist Church A. M. Richardson C. E. Sheloff H. T. Stephens G. B. May QO. G. Tillman R. N. Rumble H. L. Stevens W. A. Elam R. S. Burton A. Andrews Nettie Hoge Wilbur Clark Lester Lane B. H. Scott S. N. White Y. W. A. Banner Beulah Martin E. B. Garrett H. H. Newlin Our Trust Alva Lawrence Revolution R. A’s Ashieboro

City Focuses On Home Life And School Training

The article outlines objectives to improve home life through affordable furnishings and practical home economics education. It supports building school practice cottages for girls and women to gain ongoing instruction in home management and domestic crafts. It also promotes improving house lots, yards, neighborhoods, and enriching home life with music, play, art, and libraries.

700 4-H Club Members Active on Four Hawaiian Islands

A total of seven hundred 4 H club boys and girls are active across four of Hawaii's eight main islands, reflecting widespread youth participation in club programs.

Hawaiian Islands

Recitation Contest Held at Union Hill School Tuesday

The Seventh Grade Recitation and Declamation contest occurs Tuesday evening at Union Hill school starting 8 o'clock. Jamestown Allen Jay Oak View and Union Hill will be represented. Winners advance to Greensboro for a preliminary hearing May 3. Everyone is invited to attend.

Union Hill Jamestown Allen Jay Oak View Greensboro

Konjola Endorsement From Memphis Veteran

William H. Barton of 114 Union Avenue Memphis says Konjola beats them all and cured his stomach kidney and constipation troubles after a month. He recommends a six to eight bottle treatment for best results and notes Konjola is sold at Main Drug Store in High Point North Carolina and by druggists in the region.

William H. Barton Union Avenue Memphis Konjola High Point N. C No. 1 South Main Street

Be Experienced For SOLICITOR Geo. A. Younce Nomination

The piece profiles Geo A Younce as Democratic candidate for Solicitor of the Twelfth Judicial District in the June primary. It details his lineage wife Helyn Stone Greensboro upbringing Guilford County service in the North Carolina legislature university trustee eight years and long law practice in Greensboro including partnership Younce & Younce and private prosecution in federal state and local courts.

Geo. A. Younce Twelfth Judicial District Elizabeth F. Younce Charles P. Younce Davidson County Helyn Stone Louise Stone W. H. Stone Greensboro The Baptist Church Spencer High School University of North Carolina Supreme Court of North Carolina University Athletic Association Athletic Council North Carolina Guilford County Senate House of Representatives George Younce Twelfth District J. F. Spruill Lexington

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Curran Alfred Fidler, Jos. J. Cox Frayer First Baptist Maéson Ashford Hastings Martin Calvary Rodney T. C. Johnson Nolte Lowry Bernard Lacey Lawrence Ambrose Graham King Chopin Mrs. Alexander Montlieu Ave McDonald’s Service Stores, Inc East Washington Street Crown Prince Leopold Belgium King Albert Brussels J. W. Moore Council Ethel Dallas Hill L. E. Brown M. B. Goodwin Henrietta Logan Lillian Wood C. L. Steichley Asheboro Guilford P. S. Carlton Salisbury Spencer B. Adams Robt. F. Moseley Moseley Younce
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