Junior High Honor Roll Is Largest Ever
Ninety two junior high students earned honors for the past month, the largest roll in the school's history. Sevenths list thirty eight names and sixth graders produce forty four honorees including Marie Combs Ruth Hollingsworth Pauline White and Jewel Sugg among others.
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R. E. Rawson
Marie Combs
Ruth Hollingsworth
Pauline White
Iretta Harwelle
Waldo Hussey
Mary Frances Drukas
Margaret Grayson
Charlotte Holden
Mary Elizabeth McLaurin
Mamie Weaver
Doris Welborn
Jewel Sugg
Merrill Cable
W. D. Stroud
Emma Lou Fore
Evelyn Hylton
Julian McDowell
Thomas Chives
Austin Hart
Elizabeth Goodman
Frances Crouch
Myrtle Gardner
Mattie Bell Bolt
Margaret Bryant
Mildred Curlee
Kathleen Hassell
Willie Mae Hollifield
Betty G
Church Service Schedule and Sermons Highlight Local Events
The programs list a Trinity of congregations with varied services. First Presbyterian hosts morning worship at 11 with Rev. Elton Trueblood and Rev. Geo. T. Stephens delivering talks and songs including "Majestic Sweetness Sits Enthroned" and "Angel Voices Ever Singing." Lairmont Baptist presents Sunday school at 9 45 and morning worship at 11 led by Samuel T. Hensley with the message "What Shall We Do" for the B Y P U groups.
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First Presbyterian
San Jacinto
Neering
Calkin
Shelley
Clokey
Geo. T. Stephens
Elton Trueblood
Hastings
Samuel T. Hensley
Worship Services At First Methodist Protestant Church
The day features morning and vesper services with sermons on A Prosperous Church and A Man's Ideal Woman. Special music includes anthems and solos, with morning and vesper prelude and postlude selections and a church school session at 9 30 a m.
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Philip Doddridge
Annie L. Coghill
Parker
First Methodist Protestant Church
C. R. Hinshaw
E. L. Ballard
Roy I. Farmer
Wooler
J. H
Morning Worship Service Schedule and Music
Morning worship at 11:00 with organ preludes, choirs, and hymns including O Worship the King and Come, Said Jesus Sacred Voice. Scripture reading, anthems Holy Holy and The Everlasting Hills, and sermons The Transfiguration and The Sin of Presumption. Evening service at 7:30 features Fragrant Flowers and Am I Soldier of the Cross with offertories and hymns.
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Doxology
Gloria
Haydn
Heyser
Stanley
Dale
T. C. Johnson
Jesus
Sacred Voice
Schnyder
Jude
Doane
Everlasting Hills
Wilson
Lorenz
Soldier of the Cross
Arne
Festal Procession and Hymn No 1 Prelude at Organ
The chimes sound at 10:45 to 10:55 for an organ prelude titled Festal Procession by Diggle followed by a doxology with congregation standing and Hymn No 1 O For a Thousand Tongues to Sing.
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Diggle
Service Order With Hymns and Readings
The bulletin lists a church service schedule with prayers, responsive readings, psalms, lessons including 11 Corinthians and Judges, offertories, and hymns. The pastor delivers sermons on sacrifice and God’s work, with organ postludes and a junior church hour. Evening service features choose the Good Beautiful True theme and a Gospel song.
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Wesley
Farmer
Hankey
Chelps
Friml
Barnby
Kurtleff
Jesus
McKinney
Scout Movement Celebrates Twentieth Birthday Broadcast
The Boy Scouts of America mark twenty years with a Washington dinner and a nationwide radio broadcast starting at 9:00 p m EST. Scout leaders and officials, including B W Hackney, note the origin in Washington with incorporation on February 8 1919 and the White House meeting with President Taft. Mrs Millis will join Mr Millis in Washington and depart today.
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Hoover
Head
Washington
Boy Scout Movement
Scout Movement
Scout
B. W. Hackney
Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Movement In America
William D. Boyce
Colin H. Livingstone
White House
Taft
United States
Boy Scouts
Coolidge
Millis
Local troops praise generosity and employment gains
A community report notes the legion’s strong support and expresses gratitude for aid. It highlights many men from local families finding work and gradual improvement of conditions as one of the largest contributors to the recovery effort.
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Legion
Kiwanis Club Donations Support Regional Relief Effort
High Point Kiwanis contributed 116.23 to relief work, delivering 50 at store opening and 66.33 in a later free will offering. The list of donors includes Mr and Mrs Matt Wall Miss Ruth Bown Mrs B Keziah and many others alongside Wesley Memorial church and Robertson Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Kiwanis Club
Matt Wall
Ruth Bown
8. P. Keziah
Fred Klein
Herbert Hunter, JR
I’. Cameron
Bennett
J. G. Snipes
J. O. Wilke
H. O. Gale
Lillian Barber
Reynolds
J. W. Austin
Ed Steele
Wesley Memorial Church
C. F. Tomlinson
Lillian Watson
Rose Sutherland
S. O. Clinard
F. E
High Point Adopts Monthly Meter Readings for Water Bills
The City of High Point in 1925 updated its water and light bill policy to read meters and deliver statements monthly. Delinquent accounts will be cut off on the specified dates after 30 days from statement delivery, with a $1 disruption fee. The change aims for equal treatment of all consumers and streamlined collection across wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Superintendent of Water and Light Department
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Piedmont Motorcade Aims for Miami Trip Dates
The Piedmont motorcade to Miami Florida is expected between the 15th and 20th of the month. F J Sizemore secretary of the local chamber of commerce announced the plan. About seven vehicles will represent Oxford Durham Greensboro High Point Lexington Salisbury and Charlotte.
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Miami
Florida
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber O Commerce
American Automobile Association
Oxford Durham
Greensboro
High Point Lexington
Salisbury
Charlotte
High Point
Sizemor
Washington
Sizemore
Fillin
Encrusted Plastron Adorns Sky Blue Linen Frock
A sky blue linen dress features a bodice trimmed with a white plastron encrusted by embroidery. The delicate decoration adds a refined, vintage touch to the garment suitable for formal wear.
Face Veils Highlight Dressy Ball Band Fashion
The article notes many dressy ball bands and black straw hats incorporating tiny face veils that extend over the brim, creating a delicate veil effect.
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Main Street
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Nevin
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Flagler
Delbruck
Margaret Neese
C. L. Gray, Jr
R Street
Charles Evans Hughes
William Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
Hughes
National Capital
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First Baptist
Wesley Memorial
President Hoover
Washington, D. C
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Longworth
Mellon
Hurley
Wilbur
Hyde
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Messrs
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Red Cross
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Wiliam Butterworth
U. S Chamber of Commerce
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