Society Events and Club Meetings In High Point
High Point society circles schedule a week of meetings and programs. W W C T U members gather Tuesday at 3 with Mrs J Elwood Cox on East Green St, and the First Presbyterian auxiliary meets Monday at 3 with Mrs F E Creelman on North Main St.
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Ww. Cc. T. U
J. Elwood Cox
East Green Street
Thomas Henshaw
Randlers
Ed Franklin
High Point
W. O. T. Club
Thomas J. Gold
H. Albion Millis
Millis
North Main Street
C. M. Hauser
Chas. Tomlinson
T. J. Gold
Alvis Barnes
Harry Raymond
R. E. Dalton
Winston-Salem
Ed Millis
Albion Millis
High Point residents discuss bonds for school
Community leaders and citizens from High Point gather to back a proposed school bond issue. Speakers urge protecting all children through education, stressing unity between rural and town residents and the need for cooperative effort in the campaign.
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Cal
High Point
North Carolina
Barrett
Marr
Central Labor Union
W.L. Stamey
Rev. W. A. Lambeth
S. L. Davis
Davis
Percy V. Kirkman
S. R. Bivens
Chamber of Commerce
Pivens
Allen Brothers Shoe Sale Draws City Shoppers
Scores of local citizens attended the shoe sale initiated by Allen Brothers on South Main Street. Great reductions attract hundreds as the sale runs through next week with unexcelled opportunities.
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Allen Brothers
South Main Street
Notorious Miss Lisle Scene Relief Supervised by Foreigner
The Notorious Miss Lisle features Katherine MacDonald with art director Menasco uncertain about Breton village sets. Los Angeles trader Adolfe Merceline, descendant of Boreton architects, approves the authentic dwellings for the production at Broadway Theatre starting Monday.
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Miss Lisle
Katherine MacDonald
Menasco
Gaenor Lisle
Los Angeles
M. Adolfe Merceline
3Oreton
Broadway
Exacting Sport and the Sixteen Club Golf Entry
Quote from Birmingham Age-Herald reflects Mr. Duthwaite who has taken up golf and finds the sport demanding. He notes his previously fluent automotive talk fades when facing golf's demands, admitting he feels dumb as an oyster.
Locomotives Scarce in Africa as Rail Cars Are Dragged by Tractors
In Africa a shortage of locomotives forces light railway cars to be drawn along tracks by road tractors. This adaptation highlights the impact of rolling stock scarcity on rail transport efficiency and infrastructure.
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Herbert L. Newbold
Raleigh
Walter L. Watson
Africa
Rose Theatre Free Coupon Ticket Giveaway
Starting Monday a coupon ticket is free at the Rose Theatre and 25 one dollar bills will be given away to 25 winners on Thursday night January 20. A coupon accompanies each admission ticket, and winners are urged to be cheerful and have fun.
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Rose Theatre
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Sunday Services
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church invites worship with sermons by Pastor W. A. Lambeth at eleven and seven. Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m. Superintendent is B C Harmon. Vesper services at the Y W C A Hut at 4 p m. Peacock Philathea class will lead. Large attendance desired.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Wesley Memorial Methodist
W. A. Lambeth
Peacock Philathea
Wesley Memorial
M. EH. Church
South
Religious meeting times and leaders listed
Samuel L. Haworth, minister presides Sunday school at 9 45 Joseph D Cox superintendent worship at 11 00 Intermediate CE at 6 30 Evening meeting Tao Monthly meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm FF 20 B Friday 7 00 pm
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Samuel L. Haworth
Joseph D. Cox
C. E
Tao
First Baptist Church Schedule and Invites
Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by A E B Tate superintendent with preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Senior B S meets Friday at 7 p m Junior Y P U Sunday at 6 p m Public invited to meet and worship with us
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First Baptist
James A. Clark
EB. Tate
West End Baptist Church announces pastor James W. Rose
Jas W Rose as pastor of West End Baptist. Sunday school at 9 30 a m with J P Laffoon as superintendent. Sermons by the pastor both morning and evening. B Y P A at 6 39 p m with G P Houser as president. A church conference Sunday morning will discuss resignation matters and urge member attendance.
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West End Baptist
Jas. W. Rose
Presbyterian Church Schedule and Auxiliary Meeting
Presbyterian Chas P Coble pastor Bible school 945 am W W Smith superintendent Preaching 11 am and 730 pm Special music Junior Christian Endeavor 3 pm Senior Endeavor 645 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 930 pm General meeting Woman's Auxiliary with Mrs F E Creelman 801 N Main Monday 3 pm Mrs D M Pollock joint hostess Public invited to worship with us.
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Presbyterian Chas
N. Main
D. M. Pollock
Creelman
Christian Church Sunday Schedule and Meetings
Sunday school at 9 45 a m with M L Baswell superintendent. Preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m by Rev J W Knight. Mid week Christian Endeavor and a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Cottage prayer meetings at M L Boswells Tuesday at 7 30 and Mrs Elmore's Friday at 7 30 ahead of February evangelistic services. All are welcome.
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Christian Church
M. L. Baswell
J. W. Knight
Christian Endeavor
M. L. Boswells
Local church notices list services at two congregations
Lutheran ready service schedule includes Sunday school at 9 45 and worship with the Lord's Supper at 11 in the Masonic hall with David E Candle as superintendent. First Methodist Protestant on N Main lists 9 45 Sunday school and sermons at 11 and 7 with Rev George R Brown and R H Shaw Jr as superintendent. Mission Band meets at Mrs J R Reitzel home and Wednesday prayer meeting invites all.
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D. Brown
David E. Candle
Masonic Hall
N. Main Street
George R. Brown
R. H. Shaw, Jr
Mission Band
J. R. Reitzel
N. Main St
Prayer and
Christian Endeavor
Westley Memorial Worship Service January 18 1921
The Westley Memorial Methodist Church holds a morning service at eleven with a chimes prelude, processional and sermon on The Value of Prayer. The evening service at seven features hymns and an organ postlude with a sermon on God's Constant Requirements.
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Westley Memorial Methodist
Aarmy
First Presbyterian Service Hymns and Anthem Leader
The bulletin lists an organ prelude and invocation by V Flagler Daxalogy followed by Scripture from Acts 2 37 47 and hymns How Firm a Foundation and Come Holy Ghost in Love with an offertory Intermezzo by Jean Bohaman and anthem The King of Love My Shepherd Is by Shelby.
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First Presbyterian
V. Flagler
Holy Ghost
Ray Palmer
Jean Bohaman
King of
Shepherd la
Shelby
Heart afire and Holy Spirit in Evening Service
Evening service at 7 30 PM begins with Prelude by R Schuman and hymns including Sun of My Soul Beat Be the Tie That Binds and God is Love The service includes scripture Acts 3 11 316 and 608 with offertory Loves Old Sweet Song The Greatest Gift and The Greatest Gift is cited in the anthem and postlude by The Stern
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Watts
E. S. Hasner
R. Schuman
Keble
Fawcett Offertory
M. Banner
God Is Love
Shelley Stremon
Fortune Strikes Gold Seeker in Helena
Frank Lamy, a Montana prospector, inherits a $50,000 Michigan estate from a brother he had once failed to recruit into mining. After years chasing fortune, he learns of the inheritance via Montana advertisements and plans to pursue the land prospecting he once discussed.
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Helena
Mont
Frank Lamy
Moncama
Michigan
Lanny
Laurens
Frank
Montana
Laurent
Lamny
Egect
Geneva Declared Capital of League of Nations Seat
Geneva celebrates as the first Assembly of the League of Nations settles Geneva as the League's capital. Earlier talks favored Vienna or Constantinople, but no support emerged for those sites.
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Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
League
Vienna
Europe
David Davies
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Asia
Estimation of U.S. Gasoline Use by Automobiles in 1920
The report estimates average annual gasoline use per car at 500 gallons. It concludes about 10,000 barrels of gasoline were consumed by motor vehicles in the United States during 1920.
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United States
Lightest Light Car Made by German Firm
A German company is producing a single passenger electric runabout weighing 440 pounds. It travels 35 miles on a single battery charge and is designed for urban use.
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