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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1919
Page
3
Charlotte reports a three year program for twelve million six hundred thousand dollars starting with a three point five million drive. The plan includes placing a Sunday school Hopfield worker in each presbytery where needed and notes that about 4,000,500 youths ages six to twenty lack church or Sunday school affiliation. Rev Eugene Caldwell emphasizes the church’s duty to gospel teaching.
Mme Jusserand wife of the French ambassador vowed at the war’s start she would wear no jewels while France fights Germany. She kept her pledge yet adorned her persona for the day. The Union Theological Seminary Richmond Va notes America’s Christian future depends on Sunday schools as public schools cannot teach the Bible and homes won’t. In the South 19 600 000 people under 25 with only 6 000 000 in Sunday schools. The church of tomorrow relies on youth. The Southern Presbyterian Church seeks 400 000 annually from Sunday schools and 100 000 from burclay schools plus 106 000 from young people. Sunday school enrollment totals 2918 Was 026/284. stewardship calls for slightly over one dollar per member yearly. Enrollment has grown about 200 008 in 15 years.
German photographers in Coblenz have begun attracting American soldiers stationed beyond the Rhine. From two to five thousand U S whites visit the city, with soldiers allowed one day in town every few weeks. Photographers display American portraits beside German civilians and soldiers, split by a dividing line.
A street statue in Berlin honoring Bishop Seybold is defaced with a Red Flag revolutionary paper clenched in his fist and a cigarette poised between his lips, a joke noted by local onlookers amid tense public sentiment.
Homer Newton and daughter Miss Newton bring a free musical entertainment to Allen Drug on East Green Street Friday night. Miss Newton will sing wartime favorites, including the song My Sweetheart Somewhere in France.
JON Tohill, clerk Lottie Hotel Evansville Ind writes that after six weeks of constant thigh muscle pains a friend's recommendation led her to Foley Kidney Pills. She reports immediate relief and notes the pills stop backache rheumatism soreness and stiffness.
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