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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
5
The Woman's Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Church will meet in the ladies parlor of the church Monday at 5 PM. The gathering was moved from Mrs. BO B E. Moore's Rankin Street home. members should note the new location.
Major L. Sinclair suffered a severe kidney colic attack at his West High Street home early this morning. Friends regret the illness despite his generally good health last night. Mrs. Sinclair confirms this was the most serious flare of his recurring condition.
The A Judson and the Fannie 2B Heck circles hold monthly meeting at First Baptist Church Monday at 3 50 pm. The R L Patton circle meets at Mrs R L Coleys West Green Street Monday at 7 30 pm. Full attendance is desired.
Mrs Sheloft hosts the Young Woman's Missionary Society meeting Monday at 4 pm at Mrs John Sheloff's home. This is the final gathering of the second quarter and attendance is strongly urged.
With the British Army in France the Associated Press reports another large hospital was bombed by German airmen early yesterday. Many medical workers and some patients were killed or wounded in the shelling.
The Woman's guild of St Mary's Episcopal church meets Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs Richard Johnson on the Parkway. All members are urged to attend.
With Mrs Parker the Woman's Auxiliary of the Friends church will meet Monday afternoon at 4 at the home of Mrs Ralph Parker.
Revival services start tomorrow at 11 o clock at West End Baptist with Rev. J. C. Owen D D of Asheville delivering daily sermons. Owen has directed evangelistic work for five years with thousands converting and hundreds added to Baptist churches. he is aided by Rev. Mark R. Osborne, noted gospel singer and choir director.
An important rally of the Woman's sub members is to be held at 4 p m Wednesday at the home of Mrs Henry White. Delegates to the state federation of clubs will report on work accomplished and plans for the next year. High interest and full attendance expected.
Lawrence Ingram and Banks Bencini have returned from the University of North Carolina after completing studies. The pair were listed as returning with no additional details or accompanying notes.
Lieut Hal B. Ingram of Camp Sevier is spending the weekend with his parents.
Miss Nan B Williams is recovering well after an operation at a local hospital. Mrs A L Hinkle and her son Jasper travel to Washington to visit daughter Mrs Lillian Harris. Miss Narcee White visits Goldsboro to see relatives. Mr and Mrs L C Furgurson and daughter visit Danville relatives. Miss Dorothy Henley spent time with friends in Greensboro. Miss Beatrice Brockaway and Mrs Whitcomb plan a trip to eastern points. Mrs C M Brown visits Greensboro and Reidsville relatives. Dr D Geld of New York visits Greensboro home. Joe Reins, stationed at Camp Greene, visits city over weekend with cousin Abe Rones.
A. Cecil formerly connected with The Enterprise, now enlisted in the United States Navy, spent a few hours in the city today visiting relatives near Thomasville. He will depart for Raleigh to begin training on Monday.
London June report shows six hundred London Times employees have joined the armed forces since the war began. Some 150 of them have been killed wounded or disabled by sickness during service.
Methodist and other churches in the city publish their Sunday schedules. Welch Memorial and First Methodist Protestant invite worship at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Lutheran and Presbyterian churches announce morning and evening services and midweek prayer meetings. Baptist and Reformed add revival notes and auxiliary meetings, inviting public attendance.
Bethel Reformed at Inglish and Broad streets sends Hobart D. McKeehan acting minister. Sunday school at 9:45 a m led by Zeno Codfelter. Morning worship at 11 a m with sermon The Law of Love. Evening service at 8 p m with a general sermon.
A service titled The Abundant Life will be delivered at the evening service. Lectures on the Heidelberg Catechism are scheduled for Thursday evening. A hearty welcome is extended to all attendees.
Reverend James A. Clarke pastors services with Sunday school at 9 30, preaching at 11 and 3, evening service at 8. Mid week prayer and praise at 8 Wednesday. Expression studio opening Monday by Mrs J W Chandler and Miss Clara Curley at South Main street school building. Courses listed with times for June 3 attendance.
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