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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1922
Page
2
First Reformed Church announces Sunday schedule with Milton White ner as pastor and John W. Hedrick as superintendent. Sunday school begins at 9 45 morning worship follows at 11 with the sermon The Difference.
A religious study outlines Daniel the Prime Minister of the Medo Persian Empire facing envy led plots. Envy prompted a harsh decree forcing Daniel into the lion den, yet Daniel's faithful prayer and trust in God lead to deliverance and the downfall of his accusers.
A Voltaire reflection notes that great events mirror the world, with half in daylight and half in obscurity, highlighting eternal dualities in global affairs.
A reflective line by Bupjere on how disconcernment frames value. It contrasts a spirit of disconcernment with diamonds and pearls as rare worldly treasures. The quote highlights irony in perception and wealth.
The bulletin lists St. Mare's Episcopal with Holy Communion at 7 36 a.m. Church school at 9 30. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. No evening services. Emmanuel Lutheran with morning worship at 11 a.m. Sermon “The Pharisees Religion and Ours.” Evening vespers at 8 p.m. Sermon “Workers With God.”
Geo. R. Brown pastor leads Sunday school at 9 45 morning service at 11 evening service at 7 15 Christian Endeavor at 7 15 prayer meeting Wednesday night at 8 o'clock
The article lists schedules for First Presbyterian and Wesley Memorial Methodist churches with Sunday school, morning and evening services, and special events. It notes First Presbyterian will close after Sunday for several weeks and features guest singer Clarence Schulthess and preacher Dr. Edwin Mims in Nashville Tennessee.
James A. Clarke is pastor with Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by A E Tate. Preaching at 11 a m. Evening service at 6 o clock features J Gurney Briggs with choir. Briggs promises a program surpassing past performances. Public invited to all services. Prayer meeting Wednesday at five? p m B Y P U Sunday 7 p m.
New York July 21 a feature on the Lady Nic shop a smoke salon in a fashionable Manhattan location catering to women from across the country. Mrs Cassidy and Miss Douglas describe female cigarette trends and the shop offers branded blends and ornate holders with varied wrappers and colors.
Twenty property transfers recorded by Register of Deeds R H Wharton show activity across Guilford's townships. Transactions include City of Greensboro and High Point parcels, farms, and streets in Gilmer Morehead Summer Pine towns with prices from $10 to $16,000 and several parcels via various buyers and sellers.
Sixteen High Point firefighters depart with Chief Horney and Assistant Chief Oakes for Morehead City to compete at the State Firemen's convention. They have trained a month drilling on Richstedson Street for water and ladder events and aim to set a top record.
Austin Clark reports the completion of a 50 foot high thermometer at Atlantic City built by the R. C. Maxwell Company. Maxwell, a former High Pointer, and Austin Clark with his brother David Clark are connected to the project, which features proportionate numerals and indicators.
Chicago July 21 The Business Men's Art club opens its first exhibition of paintings by businessmen who take up art as a hobby after work. Twenty one canvases selected from over 100 submissions show a wide range from tire casings to professional canvases. The club has 235 members including clerks editors and executives.
Local ads promote a stone shop offering custom designs and figures. It promises skilled workmanship and full customer satisfaction without needing to travel, inviting inquiries by phone.
Philadelphia July 22 reports orders to accelerate coinage of silver dollars to replace part of the 300000.66? sold during the war as bullion to France have been received at the Philadelphia mint.
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