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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1927

Page

10

Local High Point Graduation Emphasizes Jesus Way

The High Point High School commencement, held at the American Theatre, featured Dr. Francis C. Anscombe of Salem College as preacher. He urged graduates to follow Jesus' way toward real happiness, citing biblical guidance and the dangers of secular paths, as the ceremony proceeded with music, faculty, and officials in attendance.

High Point High School Francis C. Anscombe Society of Friends Salem College Winston-Salem Jesus God Christ Anscombe Dr. Anscombe T. Wingate Andrews High Point Guilford College Taugh University of North Carolina Mr. Andrews Edith Moore Gounod Ava Maria T. A. Sykes C. P. Coble I. R. Johnston Gabriel Marie Farmer Atendance Allen Crowson Betsey Durland Emma Fritz Julia Marsh Louise Salisbury Hazel Shipman Nancy Pearl Welborn John Clinard John Easter E. W. Freeze, Jr Fred Ingram Jester Pierce Wrenn Frank P. Graham

Six Local Girls Attend Southern Industrial Conference

Six girls from area Young Women's Christian Association industrial clubs will depart June 18 to attend the Southern Industrial Conference at Camp Greystone Tuxedo North Carolina running June 18 through June 23. Attendees include Nanie Utley from the Lend a Hand club Miriam Hayworth from the Amos club Doran Henson from the Win One club and Hazel Cleo and Ollie Brown from the Florence Nightingale club.

Young Women's Christian Association Camp Greystone Tuxedo North Carolina Nanie Utley Lenda Hand Club Miriam Hayworth Amos Club Doran Henson Win-One Club Hazel, Cleo and Ollie Brown Florence Nightingale Club

Movements of Jesus Focus of Dr Wilson Sermon

Dr. Lloyd T. Wilson of the First Baptist Church preached on The movements of Jesus during last night's evening service. He cited John 16 and argued Jesus' travels from heaven to earth, his suffering and death, resurrection and ascension, and the coming of the Holy Spirit, stressing humanity’s dignity and the need to prepare for eternity.

Lloyd T. Wilson First Baptist Church Jesus Earth Heaven Gethsemane Calvary Tomb Christian

Man Held Here For London Tennessee

Curtis Scarborough an employee of Pointer Hosiery Mill was arrested this morning by local police and is held for London Tennessee authorities. London authorities have been notified and someone is expected here tomorrow to take Scarborough back.

Curtis Scarborough Pointer Hosiery London Tenn Young Scarborough

Merchants Seek 45 Minute Parking Change in High Point

A petition signed by 58 Main Street merchants requests the High Point North Carolina city council to repeal or modify the 45 minute parking limit on Main and Washington streets. The move, spurred by losses to business, aims to extend parking time to ease transactions for housewives and traders. The petition lists many local firms including Belk Stevens, McCrory, F W Woolworth, J N McCrary sign firm names and others. The council meeting will hear the proposal presented by Richard Reitzel, secretary of the merchants association.

Main Street Main Washington Streets Richard Rietzel Merchants Association Washington Street English Commerce Wrenn City of High Point North Carolina Commerce Street Wrenn Streets Sykes Florist, Inc Ring Drug Company Martin Credit Clothing Company Askins Clothing Company Belk-Stevens Stamey’s R. K. Stewart and Son Randall’s Pharmacy Commercial National Bank Commercial Barber Shop Howerton’s Efird Department Store Kester Furniture Company J. C. Penny Company Bradner-York Furniture Company Friendly Cafeteria James H. Farley Merit Shoe Company, Inc H. J. Culclasure Jones-Gentry Virginia Care Dress Piedmont Clothing Hart Drug Company Sign Company

Mayor Davis to prosecute forgery case in court

Kirby Black presented a pencil signed check for 883.40 at Atlantic Bank and Trust. Police arrested him on forgery charges. Prosecutor Archie Myatt expects Mayor W. A. Davis to testify as principal prosecuting witness. Davis says he did not sign the check or know of the matter until arrest.

Kirby Black Atlantic Bank and Trust Company W. A. Davis Black Archie Myatt

Large Municipal Court Docket Faces Long Hearing Day

The largest docket ever tried in municipal court is scheduled for today with a wide range of cases. Court officials struggle to hear them all as last week’s disrupted schedule shifts work to today. Judge Teague sees many drunk and disorderly charges with fines from ten to fifteen dollars plus costs. Archie Myatt notes many cases cannot all be tried today and will be continued. The next jury trial is set for Thursday with seven cases planned for Thursday and Friday.

Teague Archie Myatt

Plans Formulated for Record Crowd at Road Opening

A ceremony marking the opening of the High Point Greensboro road aims to attract a record NC audience. Celebrities from New York to Atlanta will attend with a 5 PM program at the road marker in Sedgefield followed by a 7 PM banquet at the King Cotton Hotel Greensboro.

High Point Greensboro North Carolina New York Atlanta Sedgefield King Cotton Hoed W. C. Boren James T. Ryan Commercce Frank Page State Highway Commission John M. Wilson Guilford County Council Fairfax Harrison Washington, D. C The Southern Railroad Boren J. Elwood Cox Fifth District Davis Jeffress Angus W. McLean J. A. Rankin County Commission R. A. Coughton W. C. Williams Highway Commission John S. Chen Atlanta Journal Hamilton Peltz New York Herald-Tribune Cameron Morrison

Rites Held For Hattie Fee At Saint Edward Church

Funeral services for Miss Hattie Fee who died at 711 East Green Street were held yesterday at Saint Edward Catholic church at 3 o clock. Rev Father Adler of Greensboro officiated. Burial followed at Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers named Charles R Wood J L Kivett H C Briggs Harry Harker D F McCarthy M H Fagan. Flowerbearers included Helen Von Drehle Mary Wilhrlow Margaret Wilhblow Anna Hill Mary Thomas Margaret Fagan Mrs D F McCarthy and Mrs J F Stapleton.

Hattie Fee East Green Street Saint Edward Catholic Church Father Adler Greensboro Oakwood Cemetery Charles R. Wood J. L. Kivett H. C. Briggs Harry Harker D. F. McCarthy M. H. Fagan Helen von Drehle Mary Wilhrlow Margaret Wilhblow Anna _ Hill Mary Thomas Margaret Fagan J. F. Stapleton

Y. W. C. A. Directors Meet Thursday

The board of directors of the Young Women s Christian association will meet at headquarters Thursday night. Prior to the meeting the entire board and the Y W C A secretaries will be guests at dinner hosted by Mrs. M J Wrenn at her Broad street home.

Young Women's Christian Association M. J. Wrenn Hoome Broad Street

Auction Sale of Durham Hosiery Mill Property

Taxpayers in High Point are urged to attend the Penny Brothers auction of Durham Hosiery Mill property tomorrow at 11 o clock.

High Point Penny Brothers Durham

Funeral services for Thompson infant held at Trinity Chapel

Funeral services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs J T Thompson were held yesterday afternoon at Trinity Chapel near Thomasville at 2 o'clock with Rev Goins officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery.

J. T. Thompson Trinity Chapel Thomasville Goins Church Cemetery

Woman Gives Pennies for Mississippi Flood Sufferers

Mrs. W. C. Causey of 308 Centennial Avenue sent a contribution of 6.45 dollars to aid victims of the Mississippi flood district. She has saved a few pennies daily since the relief call, denying herself many small wants to help those in need.

Mississippi W. C. Causey Centennial Avenue

Housegirls Social Tonight at YWCA Courts

Housgirls of the YWCA will hold a party tonight on the YMCA tennis courts at 200 East Green Street. Each girl may invite a boy or a girl friend to attend.

Y.W. C. A. Tenis East Green Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

American Theatre the Commers Beauty Shop Askin Mammie and Coachie New York Life Insurance Co J. Lee Newby Commercial National Bank Bldg Globe Realty Company DR. Wilson John Merchants of City Reitzel Saint Edwards Catholic Church Thompson Baby Moore North Wrenn St DR. F. C. Sharp Osteopath High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association Idol V.pres Treas O. H. Ellis Atlantic Bank & Trust Co G. B C. E. Miller Carolina Mortgage Co Commercial Bank Raleigh Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co Wachovia Bank Building Real Estate Loan Co M. Ernest Welechb B. M. McCarn
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