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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
4
National advertising representatives Forst Landis and Kohn listed with Brunswick Building 225 Fifth Ave New York and Peoples Gas Building Michigan Boulevard Chicago for ad placement services.
Poem contrasts steady hard labor building foundations with sudden fame. It parallels workers to individuals who toil in mind and body to achieve lasting success. The article also surveys baseball rowdyism in the South Atlantic and Piedmont leagues praising good conduct and noting incidents and reforms.
Two letters to the High Point Enterprise discuss support for city school superintendent Marr amid criticism. Julian C. Carroll argues for unity and discipline at home as key to schooling, while Mrs. Geo. T. Wood praises Marr’s character and impact on students, urging patrons to bolster his leadership.
The piece argues replacing community service with community music in High Point. It urges a funded city band program, suggests a cap of about one thousand dollars for summer concerts, and notes nearby towns already finance bands with public square concerts and nightly performances to entertain residents and mill villages.
Christian, Rev J W Knight pastor Sunday school 945 J A Lee superintendent Morning service 11 oclock sermon by Dr J R Atkinson of Eton College Evening service and sermon by the pastor Prayer meeting Wednesday 730 Mrs Groves leader First Methodist Protestant Rev George R Brown pastor Sunday school 945 R H Shaw Jr superintendent Morning service and sermon 11 oclock Evening service and sermon Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Choir meets Friday at .
Wesley Memorial Methodist lists Rev v. A. Lambeth as pastor and B. C. Harmon as superintendent. Sunday school begins at 9 30 with morning services at 11. A morning duet by Miss Reynolds and Mr Sinfield and an evening quartet are planned.
The piece notes a church meeting led by Rev. Samuel L. Haworth with Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 11. Soloists include Miss Vera King and Clarence Schultheiss. P S C E session at 7 30 led by Miss Belva Calloway. Monthly business meeting Wednesday at 8 pm.
Morning worship at 11 o clock with a sermon titled Hell s Vision of Heaven. Evening service at 8 o clock features a special sermon to the local lodge of Odd Fellows. Rev Mi ten Whitener pastor John W Hedrick superintendent A cordial invitation is extended to all Odd Fellows and friends to attend.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church lists Rev. F. L. Conrad as pastor. Bible school at 9:45 a.m. Worship and sermon titled A Contrast in Fortunes at 11:00 a.m. Vespers time not stated with sermon Are You Where Christ Wants You? as the subject.
Rev H N Bowne rector leads St Marys Episcopal Sunday services with corporate communion for men at 7 30 am morning prayer and sermon at 11 am and evening prayer at 8 pm. Saturday marks the feast of St John the Baptist with a 10 am Holy Communion.
The church invites parishioners to Bible school at 9 45 led by Pastor Rev Charles P Coble with service guidance and community worship details provided.
Morning worship features a Lt Anthem by the choir with a solo by Clarence Schultheiss. Sermon by the pastor. Evening service at 8 includes a sermon and special music. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 15. Midweek prayer Wednesday at 7 p m.
Sunday school starts 9 30 a m with A E Tate as superintendent. Pastor James A Clarke preaches at 11 am and 7 pm. B Y P U meets 7 pm with the intermediate group Tuesday at 112 W Russell. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Public invited to attend.
Dr. R. H. Bishop notes warm weather lowers appetite for sedentary workers. He warns against overeating and choosing foods with too many heat units. Without careful selection, summer meals can overheat the body, supplying more heat than needed.
The text cautions against overeating in hot weather and urges using portions, not inches, with lighter foods like green vegetables and fruits. It suggests avoiding meat and heavy foods, preferring fish, and possibly skipping the noon meal for active individuals, plus tips on chewing slowly and not drinking during meals.
Bandits robbed the Fairmount express on the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie line about 25 miles from Pittsburgh at 10 40 this morning and escaped after stealing baggage. Two masked men carried out the hold up.
President Harding was assured by Republican leaders that the tariff bill would be held in the senate until it passes. The meeting at the White House occurred on June 17.
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