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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1927
Page
14
A compiled schedule lists services for many churches across cities, detailing pastors, Sunday school times, worship hours, and midweek prayers. It covers Baptists, Methodists, Lutherans, Episcopals, Presbyterians, Friends, and more with numerous street locations and leaders.
The list outlines services at First Baptist colored church on East Washington and Hobson, Mount Vernon Baptist on Hoover street, Cherry Street Presbyterian, Women’s Memorial A. M. E. Zion, Morris Chapel Methodist, A. M. E. Zion High Street, Pilgrim Congregational, and other church activities. It notes Sundays, sermon times, Sunday schools, B Y P A and Endeavor groups, prayer meetings, and weekly classes.
Wayne Dinsmore of the Horse Association of America urges practical relief through lower production costs and greater animal use. He cites large teams of horses or mules and a tying-in system to boost daily work, especially in Oregon, Washington, and Montana, and notes the impact of trucks on animal markets. He links meat and cereal consumption to farm-product demand and urges offset by work-animal intake.
High Point Public Library highlights its strong collection on period furniture and antiques. Notable titles include The Practical Book of Period Furniture by Eberlein and McClure, Chats on Old Furniture by Hayden, Furniture for the Craftsman by Otter, Modern Furniture Upholstering by Stephenson, Style in Furniture by Benn, and Old English Furniture. The library lists hours and invites visits to explore.
Running Bells, eight, famed as the premier juvenile Blackfoot dancer and former child star in Indian films, died recently on the Glacier National Park reservation. He was the son of Crow Feathers, once on the Carlisle football team, and was known as the Jackie Coogan of American Indians. A Montana letter from his father conveyed the Native view of the death as a summons from the Great Spirit.
Bob Hampton of Placer earned fame as a skilled entertainer at Glacier Park. His son Running Bells was trained by his father and grew into a popular no table dancer among thousands of summer visitors during recent park seasons.
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