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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1924
Page
6
A cowboy poet named Skeeter impressed the English visitor Kipling by reciting verses. Kipling requested a copy of Skeeter’s poems, addressed envelope provided, and noted that Skeeter writes of things as he sees them.
A tablet marking Governor Harris is noted at Elmwood cemetery with remarks by Mrs. W M Cart of Nashville, recounting his exile in Mexico during the Civil War era. The chronicle notes his return at 67, resumption of law practice in Memphis, and a 1876 Senate term lasting until his death in 1897. A nickel watch, still ticking, rests near the marker, though the crystal is scarred.
In Seattle on July 5, two bloodhounds received a medal for aiding in the death of a man found near a fenced area. The award went to their owner Sperttt by Ta. coma authority Ragsdale. Police say three taggers attempted to frame Ragsdale with a false disguise.
Five local men were arrested in Asheboro after a Ford touring car was found with five pints of whiskey. All were jailed and bonds set at 200 to 209 dollars each. the car was seized. Names given include Bessie Lawrence Joe Luther Uber but Kearns Green Carter and Clift ori Smith.
A church sermon argues life grows wholesomer when God’s presence guides work and daily tasks. The preacher urges attending services next Sunday to hear fresh revelations of the Living God and to listen for His voice in the churches.
Local churches list with pastors and schedules. First Reformed, East Green Street Baptist, End Methodist, Emmanuel Lutheran, First Methodist Protestant, Saint Mary's Episcopal, and nearby congregations show pastors, Sunday school times, and sermon topics such as Why Christians Fail and Looking to the Hills. Midweek activities and special tent meetings noted where applicable.
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