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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1928
Page
8
An old time revival begins at Green Street Baptist Church tomorrow and runs through May 6 with Rev. Herman T. Stevens delivering sermons on gospel themes. Evening services at 7 39 feature a program of congregational singing and a schedule of topics planned for two weeks.
Raleigh officials report a sharp rise in smallpox cases and deaths since January 1 prompting state health board concern. The alert highlights growing disease spread across North Carolina communities.
The Rev Stephens will preach at the local church this Sunday. Service details include a morning gathering and an emphasis on community outreach.
Announcement from Rev C P Cobb says evangelist Rev Stephens will preach at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow. High Point residents recall his campaign here three years ago.
A Vienna dispatch reports political upheaval may follow the Bulgarian earthquake that struck Southern Bulgaria. Philippopolis residents blame the Sofia parliament session on Good Friday as divine punishment, asserting government responsibility for the disaster.
Josephus Daniels of Raleigh, editor of the News and Observer and former Secretary of the Navy, will address Wesley Memorial church Men’s Club tonight at 6 30 in the church dining hall. Dr Dred Peacock will present him and M C Rowland will preside. A supper precedes the talk with music by the High Point College orchestra. over 150 members are expected and more than 100 reservations have been made.
Dr. B Franklin Royer of New York City will address High Point in the Sheraton hotel ballroom at 8 oclock Tuesday night. He is medical director of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness and an eye specialist of national reputation.
Mrs. E. C. Shelton of the Duco factory Philadelphia will demonstrate Duco paint at Sheroff Hardware on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. She will show shade blending for decorating pottery and household furniture. About 80 percent of automobiles today are painted with Duco. Public invited to view the demonstrations during the first three days.
A ten day revival will open at West Baptist church today led by Rev. S. L. Parham with traveling gospel singer J. H. Smiley to direct music. All city residents are invited to attend. A program by Fairview Street graded school is set for 3 PM tomorrow.
A Hawaii report highlights Kilauea as the world's largest active volcano and notes ongoing volcanic activity in the region. Local scientists monitor lava flows, summit eruptions, and potential impacts on nearby communities and tourism.
Rev. J. M. Hilliard will begin a series of special services at Mechanicville Baptist Church tomorrow. He will be assisted by Rev. Prela Collins of Durham. The services will continue for a week with preaching nightly at 7 30 o clock.
The Speegle family expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness tokens of love during the bereavement after the death of husband and father FE. KE. Speegle. Mrs. E. E. Speegle and children offer blessings to all.
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