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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1929

Page

8

Briles Death and Local News From Thomasville

Milard Fillmore Briles died at 78 at his daughter's home in Thomasville after months of decline. He leaves two daughters and a son, with funeral set for Pleasant Hill Randolph county. Also reports on Archie Fowler's bond, mining plans of Alberta Gillingham, local business sales, a street project near Salem Street, revival services, and Charlie Brown's flood escape in Alabama.

Thomasville Millard Fillmore Briles Ira T. Johnson I. T. Johnson Frank Fuller Charles F. Briles Peabody Normal Nashville Pleasant Hill Randolph County Seymore Taylor D. C. Cox Archie Fowler West End Gilliam W. G. Hinkle Davidson County Fowler Lexington Don Walser Kyser Troutman Alberta Gillingham Cid

Not So Attractive Hula Skirt Loses Favor in Hawaii

In Honolulu the hula skirt is falling out of fashion among upper class women at the University of Hawaii who are adopting the holoku, a plain flowing garment akin to a mother Hubbard dress, for new coeds.

Honolulu T. H University of Hawaii Mother Hubbard

Sunday church services announced citywide

Regular services will be held at many churches with sermons on Christ, envy and intercession. Rev. Cobl preaches at First Presbyterian and Rev. Moore at Wesley Memorial, plus Highland revival and St Marys Young People's celebration. Other churches schedule sermons, prayers, and music across the day.

Charles P. Cobl First Presbyterian Church John W. Moore Wesley Memorial Highland J. A. Lawrence Flower Street R. C. Pulliam Young People’s Service League United States St. Mary’s Church H. Norwood Bowne Church School Diety A. Elmore Southside Baptist Church J. L. Underwood Mechanicsville Baptist Jesus John Willett Herman T. Stevens Green Street Baptist Church Danville Moffitt Memorial Church Central Friends Church Tom Alderman Sykes Jerusalem Maunder E. B. Stimson Sheldon Johnson Demarest R. I. Farmer Prof. Stimson Christ

Sheriff bars all fruit from El Centro jail

Prisoners used orange peel grapes and other fruit from visitors to make home brew. Sheriff Gillet ordered no fruit allowed into the county jail. Several cells contained home brew with alcoholic content.

EL Centro Cal Gillet

Glenola Revival Interest Grows At Local Church

The Glenola Baptist church revival, begun last Sunday six miles from the city, is drawing large crowds. Rev. Samuel T. Hensley of the State Baptist Home Mission board leads services with a choir directed by L. G. Bowman. The public is invited. meetings may continue through Wednesday. Tonight’s topic is Sin at 7 30, tomorrow’s The Profit of World Lose Its Boys and Girls at 11, and Sunday night Gods Answer to a Lost World at 7 30.

Glenola Baptist Church Samuel T. Hensley State Baptist Home Mission Board Hensley L. G. Bowman

Debaters Meet in City Tonight in Campus Debate

High Point College and Wake Forest College clash in an auditorium debate on whether a substitute for trial by jury should be adopted. Ralph Mulligan and Milbourne Ames argue the negative while judges Z. J. Walser Chase Idol and Rev. F. L. Conrad will decide the winner.

High Point College Wake Forest College Ralph Mulligan Uniontown Milbourne Ames High Point Wake Forest Baptist School Z. J. Walser Chase Idol F. L. Conrad

Easter dances at State College begin April 1

Raleigh March 23 The annual Easter dances at North Carolina State College will feature three evening entertainments and a tea dance. The Wake Forest State baseball game on Easter Monday April 1 is expected to attract visitors. Pi Kappa Alpha holds a holiday dance on April 1, the German club hosts dances on April 2 and 3 with a tea dance the next afternoon. Reserved Officers Training Corps members of Scabbard and Blade plan a dinner dance on April 1.

Raleigh North Carolina State College Wake Forest State Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Officers Training Corps Scabbard and Blade Heanary Military Fraternity

Wash blankets with Easy Washer before storage

Consumers are advised to clean blankets and quilts using the Easy Washer prior to putting them away. A demonstration is available by calling 2790.

John L. Moore Dies at Home in Local Area

John L. Moore a longtime local farmer and stockholder in Moore Express died at his home near West Lexington Avenue after a lingering illness. Born July 24 1861 in Davidson County he leaves wife Rebecca Hayworth six children two sons and four daughters seven grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral services will be at Spring Hill M P church Sunday at 2 30 p m with Elders Neesge Davis and J A Fagg officiating. Burial follows in Spring Hill cemetery.

John L. Moore West Lexington Avenue Davidson County Elizah Jane Welborn Moore Moore Express Company Rebecca Hayworth G. E H. F. Moore Yellow Cab Company Moore’s Express Lester Davis Otis Cecil Clyde Payne Leslie Bundy W. S. Moore E. W. Moore C. E. Moore Martha Carmichael J. Marvin Kennedy Spring Hill M. P Neesge Davis High Point J. A. Fagg Winston-Salem C. E. Spurgseon B.S. Hayworth Wesley Payne Clay Hayworth Barney Welborn A. O. Raper Charlie Johnson Roy Swaim Spring Hill Cemetery

Holy Week Services at St Marys Church

Holy Week schedule at St Marys Episcopal Church North Main and Farris Avenue includes services Monday and Tuesday 4 30 p m Wednesday 8 p m Maundy Thursday 10 a m and Good Friday 4 15 and 8 p m The Maundy Thursday service marks the institution of the Lord's Supper Baptism is set for Fass ter Eve Saturday at 3 p m

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church North Main Street Farris Avenue First Presbyterian Church

Dr Wright to Speak on Scholarship Day

Dr Wright will deliver the principal address at scholarship day exercises at North Carolina State College on Wednesday March 27. The program will include the roll of honor students and scholarship cup and medal awards, announced Dean E L Cloyd of East Carolina Teachers College.

Raleigh D. Robert H. Wright East Carolina Teachers College North Carolina State College E. L. Cloyd

Statesville Pastor to Lead Upcoming Revival

Rev A L Stanford pastor of Broad Street M E church Statesville to conduct revival at Wesley Memorial church. Rev E J Harbison says start likely next week of 60. John W Moore will preach tomorrow and Harbison will address Junior church at 11. Mrs F J Ingram heads junior department banquet with about 100 served.

A. L. Stanford Broad Street M. E Statesville Wesley Memorial Church E. J. Harbison Stanford Charlotte Harbison John W. Moore Jerusalem The Church School F. J. Ingram J. A. Eshelman John Harrison

Holy Week Sermons Hear at Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Next week Holy Week sermons at 7 30 every evening at Emmanuel Lutheran Church address the Passion season topics The Soul Our Salvation The Spirit With Us Baptism The Holy Sacrament Prayer and The Lord's Needs Sunday morning final subject The Lord's Needs is announced for Easter week services.

Emmanuel Lutheran Church

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AW. T. Briles Lewis Hall Griffith and Gilliam Thomasville Motorcompany Moore Brothers Mr. Hall Salem Street Chas. R. Thomas C. F. Finch Shaw Lexington Court Thomas Winningham Fouts Corm Tractors C. S. Kirkpatrick Main Street Methodist Church J. F. Brown R. K. Fleming Presbyterian Church J. L. Reynolds Wilkesboro T. J. Houck Bethel Methodist Church G. O. Ritchie Grace Lutheran Church M. Q. Alexander First Baptist Church J. A. Palmer Heidelberg Reformed Church Charlie Brown C. N. Brown Alabama Piedmont Home Bond & Mig. CO Howard L. Collie, Mgr West Washington Street O. Southern Bond & Mtg. CO Camel City Coach Line Charleston, S. C Charleston Magnolia and Middleton Place Gardens Union Bus Station Camel City Coach Company Winston-Salem, N. C Churches OF City Schwab the Tailor East Broad St Europe Edward A. Foley Glenola Meredith Wood & Coal CO West High Street Holy Week DR. Wright Statesville Man Lutheran Church Ated Guilford Col Lege Lorty Mortgage Loan Department Atlantic Bank & Trust CO O. E. Mendenhall Roy C. Welborn H. E. Johnson Sec Wachovia Bank Commercial National Bank Eura Building & Loan Perpetual Building & Loan and Watch High Point Perpetual Building V.A. J. Idol V. Pres Treas C. H. Ellis
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