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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1927
Page
16
The third annual high school operetta The Crystal Queen will be staged by the city schools music department at the American theatre on March 24 and 25. The three act fairyland tale features elaborate scenery changes, a large cast, and music driving the action.
Attention Masons cordially invited to a regular communication of Numa F Reid Lodge No 44 A F and A M Monday night at 7 30 PM Master Masons urged to attend announced by H R Williams W M
The Bureau of Fisheries in Washington ships 100000 young black bass to local Scout officials to stock Heron Lake at Camp Uwharrie. The project aims to boost fishing popularity and foster skilled anglers among local scouts, with many already showing expert casting.
Funeral services for Franklin V. Bodenheimer who died at his residence north of Thomasville will be held at Mount Pleasant Methodist Protestant church at 2 30 this afternoon with Rev. R S Troxler and Rev. D C Cox officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Pallbearers are H A Oakes W E Hayworth B W Franklin J E B Horney J D Bostain O M Hayworth and C L Wright all members of the Southside fire station nearby.
Wesley Memorial M E church planned two morning services at 9 45 and 11 with Rev John W Moore preaching on Preparing the Way and Satan's Devices tonight at 7 30. A Young People's meeting at 6 45 featured Epworth League reports from Greensboro and last Sunday saw a record school attendance and over 4000 dollars raised for missions.
A full skirt is typically mounted on a yoke that wraps the hips rather tightly. The description highlights how the garment seat rests and shapes the silhouette through the yoke structure.
The seven week summer encampment at Camp Uwharrie will begin July 1. The official scout paper will be released late this week with copies sent to each scout in the Uwharrie district. Dr N B Hunt of New York University will serve as camp physician and lead first aid training and camp sanitation.
L F Ferree of Stehli Silks weighing a fourth ward council seat in High Point says friends urge him to run but he has not decided. He advocates impartial property reassessment and a leaner city administration to reduce taxes, with plans to announce soon.
The landing field sub committee of the triangle cities central air mail committee met in Kernersville and named a Kernersville group to study several sites. A report will be given next week, then a field will be chosen. Major Paul Montague expects a decision soon. The field will serve High Point Winston-Salem and Greensboro for Pitcairn mail flights between New York and Atlanta.
Funeral services for Robah White, who died at his parents home at 210 King Street, will be held today at 11 o clock at the Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist church with Elder P W Williard officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
Four members of the Epworth League at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church in High Point earned certificates at the Epworth League Institute in Greensboro. The event drew large attendance and outlined plans for the district meeting at Centenary M E Church on April 14. List of officers and district scope includes High Point, Gibsonville, Ramseur, Asheboro, and Randleman. Courses covered Devotional Life, The Young Christian and His Community, The Church at Play, and Yet Another Day in Methodist Missions. Certificates awarded to College Place 12, Wesley Memorial 4, West Market Street 4, Centenary 7, Carraway Memorial 1, Randleman 4, Glenwood 1, Muirs Chapel 3.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church hosts a special Sunday night program. A pageant marks the service with a week report by Mrs. R L Conrad and participants Miss Ellen Peterson Mrs G V Stroupe Mrs F P Cauble and Mrs D E Cauble. Mrs F L Conrad to sing Far From My Heavenly Home. Service starts 7 30 pm. Morning sermon: Rejoice for Your Names Are Written in Heaven.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church schedules five circles meeting tomorrow afternoon or evening at specified hosts. Circle 1 with Mrs. Cummings on Hamilton Street, Circle 2 with Mrs. Snow on South Main Street, Circle 3 with Mrs. Simpson on Fifth Street, Circle 4 with Mrs. Taplin in Ardyn Hills, Circle 6 with Mrs. Pollock on Johnson Street. Alma Headen circle meets tomorrow night at Mrs. Taplin's Ardyn Hills home at 7. All members urged to attend.
The Daisy Davies Missionary Society group number one will meet tomorrow at 3:30 PM at Mrs. Bruce Carraway’s home 316 North Main Street. Associate hostesses will be Mrs. Ivey Smith and Mrs. B. S. Moses. all members are asked to attend.
A satirical courtroom line records a magistrate accusing a woman of striking a plaintiff and injuring her while the prisoner defends her respectability, challenging any evidence. The excerpt reflects early press humor and legal theater.
The Hi Po local college publication is noted as widely circulated. Karl E Walton of the U S S Texas in Haiti sent a letter to the editor praising the paper and offering an exchange: The Texas Steer for a subscription to the Hi Po.
First Methodist Protestant church adult department begins 9:30 a.m. with Humility as the topic. 11:00 a.m. sermon by Rev. P. E. Lindley on Jesus the Merciful. Junior church assembles. Junior Choir sings. 7:30 p.m. service features Self Denial sermon by Rev. E. Lester Ballard with music including On Lamb of God by Gounod and male quartet.
A new Dalton Johnson Florist company forms on North Main Street as J A Dalton and J E Johnson expand with two greenhouses on Montlieu Avenue opposite High Point College. The firm, at 306 North Main, aims to broaden offerings and serve the city and surrounding area more effectively.
Julia Gould, 35, severely injured when a car struck her in front of her home at 7 45 last night. She was taken to Guilford General Hospital by Yow ambulance with injuries not serious, driver unnamed.
Services at the Seventh Day Adventist church on King Street near Cloverdale school invite the public to attend. The sermon by the pastor titled There Appears A Great Wonder In Heaven A Woman Clothed With The Sun And Upon Her Head A Crown Of Twelve Stars will be preached today and is described as of much interest.
Charles Morris nineteen year old son of Mr and Mrs O C Marsh is recovering well after losing a finger in a sausage grinder at his father's store last week according to attending physicians.
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