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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1930

Page

11

Widow Mrs Elvira Moffitt a longtime Randolph benefactor

Elvira E Moffitt born in Asheboro and daughter of Governor Worth died early June in Richmond at ninety four. She donated books money and manuscripts to Asheboro school library and inspired Asheboro Woman's Club growth plus civic and historical efforts across North Carolina including the Confederate cemetery arch and Maury monument.

Asheboro Elvira E. Moffitt Richmond Herbert Jackson North Carolina Randolph Johnathan Worth Matilda Daniel Worth D. B. McCrary Worth Street Samuel Spencer Jackson University of North Carolina Moore County Mrs. Moffitt Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal State College Raleigh

Fishing by ear in London herring fleet

In London on June 7, herring fishermen rely on ear signals to locate shoals. A lookout in the bow cups a hand to the ear and listens for a swish beneath the water. When heard, the net is cast and the catch is gathered.

London

What was manna studied by Hebrew University in Jerusalem

The Hebrew University in Jerusalem is studying the age old question of manna the food sent from heaven for the Israelites. Researchers think manna consisted of sugar glucose fructose and saccharose and originated from the sap of the tamarisk tree.

Jerusalem Hebrew University

New York Power Station Consumes Daily Coal Load

A New York power station runs through about 30 coal cars each day, consuming a train load of fuel to keep its plants producing.

New York

Randolph Field to Open as Army’s Largest Flying School

Randolph Field near San Antonio Texas will be dedicated June 20 21 making it the army’s great training school for flyers Brig Gen F P Lahm commander of the Air Corps Training Center will lead the ceremonies Lahm conceived the project and from 20 to 50 million dollars will be spent to create what is called the West Point of the air Randolph Field is planned as the world’s largest flying school

Randolph Field San Antonio Tex Army F. P. Lahm Air Corps Training Center

Father Fined After Birthday Beer Probe

Seattle on June 7 reports George Muir’s son turned one, and alcohol was found in his possession. Police questioned the celebratory tale, and the liquor was confiscated while Muir was fined 190 dollars by the judge.

Seattle George Muir Young Muir Muir

Seatt le Contest Identifies Hen Feathers Count

In Seattle on June 7 the winner of a novelty contest determined that a hen has on average 8120 feathers. The contestant carefully counted each feather by examining the skin.

Seattle

Fastest Elevators Installed in Skyscraper

The newest skyscraper features the fastest elevators to date, traveling at 900 feet per minute. The installation marks a milestone in vertical transit in tall buildings.

South Wightsville Beach

Chain store systems count in the United States

The report finds about 8206 chain store systems operating in the United States totaling 211.59 units with an average of 25 units per chain. It highlights regional distribution and implications for market concentration.

United States

Churches and pastors listed for weekly services

A long church directory lists Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, Episcopal, Christian Science and other denominations with locations, pastors, and service times. It includes Sunday school at various 9:30 to 10:00 times, morning and evening worship, prayer meetings, and youth activities across churches on multiple streets.

Colored Churches and Sunday Schedules Mosreach

Mt Zion Baptist at 618 Hulda Street lists services with Edgar Leak as superintendent and Annie Williams as president for 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m preaching, plus B Y P U at 6 p m and 7 30 p m preaching. First Baptist at East Washington and Hobson features Rev S D Townsend with S S Whitted and H M Kirkpatrick in leadership. Sunday services 11 a m and 8 p m, school 9 30 a m, B Y P U 6 p m, prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m, choir Thursday. St Stephen A M E Zion, pastor J B A Yelverton, 9:30 a m Sunday school, Christian Endeavor 6 45 p m, communion first Sunday, prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m. Home Church League meets third Sunday 3 pm. Trustees meet fourth Monday. Women's Memorial A M E Church East Washington hosts 9 30 a m Sunday school led by Rev L W Easterling.

Baptist First Baptist North Main Street T. C. Johnson A. E. Tate Y. P Fairmont Baptist Church Thomasville Road Samuel T. Hensley Benny Scott Southside Baptist Highland Avenue Station Street O.A. Elmore W. T. Apple Green Street Geo. T. Tun Stall J. D. Barnette Mechanicsville J. W. Tuttle Sam McCullan West End Baptist Francis A. Moser Hoyle Love North Park Baptist Church Putnam Avenue B. H. Watkins B. Y. Gladden Mechanicsville Baptist Church W. P. McCarter Roscoe Clinard Belay Obe Grace Street W. L. Hicks W. E. Hatchett Church of God Asheboro Street W. L. Shinn Winston-Salem Floyd E. McNeill First Christian Church Tryon West Green Streets L. G. Gardner J. M. Allred North Hamilton Street Christian Science Christian Science New Broadhurst Luther League Friends Friends Main Street Tom A. Sykes Horace C. Hayworth Brotherhood Archdale Friends Reuben J. Payne Bible Oscar L. Mc Campbell Christian Endeavor Springfield Methodist Episcopal Wesley Memorial John W. Moore W. B. McEwen Epworth South Main A. L. Aycock J. W. Clinard Calgary M. E E. L. Kirk A. H Holton Highland C. F. Womble R. L. Proctor Epworth League West View Calvary M. E F. M. Jones Methodist Protestant First M. P North Main Richardson Streets R. J. Farmer E. Lester Ballard English Street Geo. L. Reynolds J. A. Robbins Prayer Meeting Int. C. E Ladies’ Aid Welch Memorial M. P Mangum Lake Streets Geo. L. Curry C. W. Hoover Lebanon M. P Edward Suits J. W. Montgomery Vera Hedgecock Salvation Army Cially Holiness Pilgrim O. L. Ruth Jesse Jennings Young People’s Society Pentecostal J. F. Goins J. L. Oham Saint Paul Holiness Church Pearson Street O. C. Crone Do. Shaw Jane Willoughby First Reformed Church W. R. Shaffer M. F. Crooks Calvary Baptist Calvary Baptist Church Vail Hilltop Streets B. L. Humphrey P. U J. E. Melton Emmanual Baptist Church Price and Leonard Streets G. W. Buckrham Roosevelt Miller Sisters’ Prayer St. Mark’s Christian Endeavor Presbyterian Cherry Street Presbyterian J. C. Morgan C. H. Whiteware Brooks Memorial M. E Fairview Street W. C. Scarborough Kings Chapel Church of God Apostolic Davis and Moon Streets Areberl Miller St. Luke’s Lutheran Church J. E. Shufelt W. H. Boul Baptist Mt. Zion Hulda Street Edgar Leak Annie Williams S. D. Townsend First Baptist East Washington and Hobson Streets F. R. Mason S. S. Whitted H. M. Kirkpatrick St. Stephen's A. M. E. Zion J. B. A. Yelverton W. B. Steele Home Church League Women’s Memorial A. M E East Washington St L. W. Easterling

Dean Bradshaw Urges Schools to Foster State Economic Progress

Dean Francis F. Bradshaw of the University of North Carolina told Henderson high school graduates that education must build citizenship for economic growth. He urged five steps including support for Governor Gardner's live-at-home program, reassessment of cash crop costs, thrift, expanded industry, and diversification of both agriculture and industry to lift North Carolina from its current ranks.

Henderson N. C Francis F. Bradshaw University of North Carlina Gardner Dean Bradshaw

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