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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1924

Page

4

Revival Tent to Seat 5000 in Point on September 7

Rev A A Haggard will preach at a large tent revival starting Sunday September 7 at 3 PM on the vacant Main and Willowbrook lot in front of Green Store South Main Street. The event, described as the biggest in Point history, will employ five abb ers and features Rev O F Barnes director and organizer with Mrs O F Barnes and Miss Ruth Hag pianist. The tent measures 210 by 80 feet and will accommodate up to 5000 people. High Point evangelistic organizers and local churches will cooperate. Haggard has received invitations from North Carolina cities but will first visit this progressive city. The revival previously drew strong interest in Albemarle and other towns, with Haggard praised for his sermon on Peter. The organization has existed for some time and has toured the South.

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Church notices list Sunday services across several local congregations

The column lists sermon times and Bible school hours for Shurches Cristian, Marys Episcopal, Eleventh, First Methodist, Emanuel Lutheran, Greensport, Presbyterian, M E Howell, Tengilen Street Methodist, and Reformed Church. It notes Holy Communion, prayer meetings, Sunday school, parish picnic plans, and missionary society meetings with details on pastors, superintendents, and service times.

Mary’s Episcopal H. Yood Bowne H. J. Coffield

Religious services and Sunday school listings in town

Evening service at 8 with Everyday Religion at First Baptist. Sunday school 9:30 led by A E Tate. Dr J H Thayer of Elizabeth City preaches at 1 land? pm. Junior and Intermediate B Y P U at 7:15, Senior at 8. Wesley Memorials with Dr B K McLarty. Friends with Rev Tom A Sykes and Jos H Peel in absent pastor’s place. Main Street Methodist led by Rev T J Rogers, Sunday school 9:30, preaching 11 and 8. League 6:45, long service 7:45, prayer 7:30 Wednesday. Salvation Army at corner Rusell and Mangum, Sunday school 9:45, holiness 11, open air 4:30, salvation 7:45, prayer Thursday.

Cristian Or Order North Main It G. H. C. Stoney Winston-Salem 1St Methodist Protestant Ge R. Brown R. H. Shaw Missionary Societies W. L. Kivett T Road First Baptist A. E. Tate J. H. Thayer Elizabeth City Wesley Memoriale B. K. McLarty B. C. Harmon Tom A. Sykes Jos. H. Peel Guilford College Main Street Methodist T. J.rogers B. B. Bryan Salvation Army E. Russell Street Mangum Avenue Salvation Service

Business Good On Furniture Market In Southern Exposition Building

The Southern Furniture Exposition building on South Main reports strong business since the semi annual exposition closed August 2. Manager C F Long notes a high turnout with over a hundred buyers and dealers since the show ended, predicting continued activity into fall though elections may slightly affect pace. Dealers are choosing quick sell furniture rather than stocking up, keeping sales staff busy each week.

South Main Street C. F. Long Long

Evolution of a Prince mobile association and national bodies

Last year 50 000 people used the camping grounds at Yosemite National Park as various national organizations including the Evolution of a Prince mobile association National Auto mobile Chamber of Commerce and national bureaus of casualty insurance and safety council promote outdoor access.

Yosemite National Park

Safety Conference Being Organized

A conference for street and highway safety is being organized by Secretary Hoover of the Department of Commerce in Washington D C to reduce accident toll and speed transportation. Eight committees are at work and information will be sent to chambers of commerce nationwide including the local chamber recently reinstated in the nation’s chamber of commerce. Organizations cooperating include the American Auto-

Hoover Department of Commerce Washington, D. C Chambers of Commerce Nations Chamber of Commerce American Auto

Package Cars Over the H P . and D

Norfolk & Western and connected lines launch through daily package cars from Norfolk to High Point and Roanoke to High Point. The Roanoke High Point run serves business from Brunswick Transfer and multiple eastern hubs, enabling better service for shippers and receivers in High Point.

Norfolk & Western Railroad Winston- Salem High Point Thomasville Denton Norfolk Roanoke Hines Central Freight Association Roanoke-High Point Brunswick Transfer Chicago Ill Cleveland Portsmouth Cincinnati Detroit

Local Chamber Plans October Eastern Division Meeting

The second mid year gathering of the eastern division of the National Chamber of Commerce is expected in October. Local representatives are urged by headquarters to attend. Lewis B. Pierson serves as vice president in charge of the semi annual event. Several officers are slated to attend from the area.

National Chamber of Commerce Lewis B. Pierson

Local Chamber of Commerce Officials Questioned as Delegates

Joseph D. Cox presides the local chamber with F. J. Sizemore as secretary and Dr. D. A. Stanton as national councillor, all chairing committees and board of directors. Whether they will go as delegates from High Point to be decided at the next regular meeting. Rose leaves were used in medicines and ointments long ago, while rose water and rose wine served as drinks.

Joseph D. Cox F. J. Sizemore D. A. Stanton High Point Chamber of Commerce

Also Mentioned on This Page

Y A. A Haggard Main Willowbrook Green Emanuel Lutheran F. L. Ad Ila Y E. A. Shenk Pat Lutheran Greensspible School M. E. Howell Walter E. Crissman B. Andrews Tengilen Street Methodist Stant Glock Milton It John W. Hedrick Prince of Wales Madame Brittie North Main Street Hoosier Kitchen Cab Inets Rountree Traveling Goods Edison Phonographs Florence Kester Furniture Company H. P Terial Elment S.main ST TM Ott Builders SUT Taz CO Evi H. Harris
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