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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1930
Page
11
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Vesper services at 5 o'clock replace 7:30 evening services for the rest of March at First M P Church. Rev Roy I Farmer will deliver a series of sermons on Ideals beginning with The Ideal as a Human Possibility.
The service schedule features Roy B. Moffitt a contralto soloist and a trio performing hymns and songs. Evening worship is replaced by a 5 pm vesper services with a sermon series on Ideals beginning today. The College Choral Club and Organist-Director Prof. E. B. Stimson lead preludes and postludes with varied sacred numbers and hymns.
A church service listing with hymns, readings, and sermons. notes a rail president and others who criticized prohibition. Includes multiple services at First Reformed and Evening program with prayers, organ postludes, and choir selections.
Morning service at First Baptist at 11 o clock includes organ prelude with Williams piece A gong of the heart invocation by Gloria choir hymn 95 O Zion Haste watch anthem Barnby hymn 94 Jesus Shall Reign Watton offertory Meditation Martin sermon Shall We Scrap Missions T C Johnson hymn 185 Ye Christian.
Stookey, head of city schools music, reports excellent progress on Clokey's three act opera The Pied Piper of Hamelin to be presented by the high school glee club at the American theater on March 18. Maxwell Jones will conduct a special symphony orchestra for the occasion.
About 100 guests attended the High Point Monarch club Ladies' Night at the country club. Local civic leaders from Rotary Kiwanis Civitan and Lions clubs joined dignitaries including Clyde Douglas district monarch governor and N. L. Garner national vice president. Prizes and music followed the dinner and dancing. In Spain unrest returns to a dictatorship style government under Berenguer with elections postponed and martial law looming.
Shubal Kidd aged 74 died at his home near Hickory Chapel church from acute indigestion. He had farmed locally and served as cemetery caretaker for over 30 years. Survived by widow two sons five daughters and several siblings. Funeral at Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist church Sunday at 3 30 p m with burial in the church cemetery.
Louise Denning of Benson is elected editor of the 1931 Echo Greensboro college annual and Mary Davis of Durham is named business manager of the publication.
A list of names tied to alleged offenses including murder forgery whiskey and assault with deadly weapon across multiple days. It notes individuals such as William Powell M A Whitt George Mc Adoo and others with charges including manufacturing whiskey reckless driving and breaking and entering. Witnesses for the grand jury on Tuesday include E A Booth Earl L Dawson and H K Williams.
Public interest spiked with crowded streets and heavy traffic around High Point yesterday. A police officer on traffic duty noted the day drew unusual numbers, calling the congestion the worst of the year.
C W Tilson a five year Jackson county agent resigns March 15 to become manager of the newly formed Durham Farmers Mutual Exchange in Durham county. Dean Schaub praises Tilson for organizing mountain farmer exchanges and notes college extension workers will aid the venture.
The Tom Thumb golf course on the former First Presbyterian church site at South Main and East Green opened for play yesterday at 2 o clock. Built in three days, a record for miniature links, forty men worked daily during construction conducted for the O E Mendenhall company.
The annual missions institute sponsored by Duke University School of Religion and the Methodist Episcopal Church South board of missions will be held at the college on March 5 and 6. F S Brockman of New York, assistant general secretary of the International Y M C A, will be the principal speaker.
Reports from Pittsburgh claim the late Alexander P. Moore left 100000 dollars to Queen Victoria of Spain in his will. Officials could not confirm or deny the rumor. Moore had won favor at court where he addressed King Alfonso and Queen Victoria. He once told the queen she resembled his late wife Lillian Russell. Spanish tradition against such bequests exists but has been violated in the past.
Salisbury March 1 Construction of a president s home and a building to house 32 girls and teachers has been approved by the building and finance committees of Catawba college Dr E R Hoke president announced The project will cost 35000 and begin soon to be completed by September 1 for the next session Extensive grounds improvements and beautifications were also authorized by Dr Hoke
At ordinary flood stages the Mississippi river carries nearly 3 000 000 cubic feet of water each second.
Republicans across southern states plan vigorous campaigns and invite Democrats who backed Hoover in 1928 to join. Texas GOP invites former Democrats as members. Florida may open a primary. Alabama eyes a first state primary with twenty five percent threshold, while other states consider conventions or unopposed races.
Santiago Cuba reports that quarters were engaged this morning in a leading hotel for President Vasquez of Santo Domingo and his party during their visit to Cuba.
Rev. George T. Tunstall of Emportia Virginia has accepted the call to the Green Street Baptist church and will begin his new pastorate on the second Sunday in April. Rev. J. D. Barnette, associate pastor, announced the decision after receiving a letter from the Emporia pastor.
Miss Virginia Calhoun’s sixth graders presented a chapel program at the junior high school. The Goddess of Music visits America as choruses sing patriotic, southern melodies and Indian lyrics to a large audience.
Rio de Janeiro reports indicate the administration ticket led by Julio Prestes to likely presidency with Vital Soares set as vice president. Opposition mounted a strong challenge and observers expect a close overall vote. Balloting from Amazonas basin and far regions was orderly.
Sturgis South Dakota March 1 The Black Hills claim Poker Alice last of the women characters of the wild west The grave near Calamity Jane Wild Bill Hickok and others sits in the Catholic cemetery with her death Thursday making Mrs Alice Tubs the sole survivor of the old Deadwood Dick era
One expert states that in the future few women will remain in business after turning 25, implying a significant exit by age 40. The remark highlights gender and career dynamics discussed in contemporary business discourse.
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