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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1930
Page
5
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh reports North Carolina physicians noted 49 pellagra deaths in January 1930, down from 78 in 1929, while February totaled 53 versus 50 the previous year. Health officials urge immediate prevention with diet improvements including fresh eggs vegetables milk and lean meat.
Work has begun on the Mersey vehicular tunnel which will be the largest subaqueous tunnel in the world upon completion. It will carry four traffic lanes with space for rail lines. Over 1,000,000 tons of rock excavated and 75,000 tons of iron work installed.
Listings of multiple churches with pastors, Sunday school times, services, and midweek prayer meetings. Featured are First Baptist North Main, Fairmont Baptist, Southside Baptist, Green Street, Mechanicsville Primitive, West End, North Park, Church of God Community Chapel, St Edward’s, First Christian, and Church of Christ with weekly timetables and leaders.
Saint Marys North Main and Farriss avenue under Rev H Norwood Bowne rector with church school at 9 30 am L R Stewart superintendent Holy Communion 8 am morning service 11 am Y P S L 6 30 pm Evening song 7 30 pm Holy Communion on Holy Days 10 am Christian Science 30914 North Main Street New Broadhurst building services Sunday 11 am Sunday school 9 45 am Wednesday evening services first Wednesday of month 8 pm
A long list of local churches and their services includes Emmanuel Lutheran, Friends groups, Archdale, Springfield, Oak Hill, Methodist denominations, Calvary, Highland, West View, First and English Street M P, Welch Memorial, and other churches. Each entry notes pastors, Sunday school times, worship hours, and auxiliary groups like Epworth League and Christian Endeavor. The Salvation Army is listed at the corner S.
Adjutant and Mrs John O Beirne lead public services on Tuesday Friday and Sunday nights at 745 p m Sunday school 945 a m Holiness meeting 11 am Young People s Legion 630 and Evangelistic service 745 pm All welcome Wesleyan Methodist First Wesleyan Methodist Sunday school 945 am Preaching 11 am and 730 pm Prayer meeting Thursday 730 pm M C Connor pastor New ton and Meadow streets First F Porter superintendent school 945 am Public worship 11 am and 730 pm Young People 645 pm Wednesday prayer 730 pm Pilgrim Rev O L Ruth pastor Jesse Jennings superintendent Sunday school 9 45 am and 7 pm Prayer 730 pm Young People 6 15 pm Pentecostal Highland avenue Rev J F Goins pastor J L Oh am Sunday school 545 am 730 pm Prayer 730 pm Young People 5 pm
Saint Paul Holiness Church on Pearson Street with Rev. O C Crone as pastor announces Sunday school at 1 p m led by D K K Shaw, preaching at 3 and 8 p m, Tuesday prayer meeting at 7 30, and Friday night Bible reading taught by Sister Jane Willoughby.
Rev W R Shaffer leads First Reformed Church with Sunday school at 9 45 am and morning worship at 11 o clock. Evening service 7 30 pm. Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 pm under Sunday school superintendent M F Crooks.
Study session at 10 30 a m and public lecture at 8 p m announced for location classroom 118144 North Main Street. Details list times and venue for a local Bible Students class and public address.
Colored Churches Baptist Mt. Zion at 618 Hulda Street lists Sunday school 10 a.m. superintendent Edgar Leak, preaching 11 a.m. B Y P U 6 p.m. president Annie Williams, preaching 7 30 p.m. Tuesday missionary meeting, Wednesday prayer, Thursday choir. Pastor Rev S D Townsend. First Baptist Corner East Washington and Hobson Streets offers services 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday school 9 30 a.m. B Y P U 6 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesdays 8 p.m. Dr F R Mason pastor, S S Whitted superintendent, H M Kirkpatrick president.
A M E Zion St Stephen’s Church led by C W Carver D D holds Sunday school at 9 30 am with W B Steele as superintendent. Communion on the first Sunday. prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm. Home Church League meets third Sunday at 3 pm. trustees meet fourth Monday. Women's Memorial A M E Church East Washington St led by Rev L W Easterling preaches 11 am with A C E League at 6 30 pm and 7 30 pm services.
Sunday and Wednesday 7 30 p m Brooks Memorial M E Church Fairview Street Rev William E Hairston pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m Ep worth League 6 45 p m Preaching 11 a m and 3 p m
Calvary Baptist Church on Vail and Hilltop streets offers Sunday school at 9 45 a m with B L Humphrey as superintendent, 11 30 a m preaching, 6 p m B Y P U, and 7 30 p m evening service. Immanuel Baptist Church at Corner Price and Leonard streets has Sunday school at 10 a m, Roosevelt Miller superintendent, preaching at 3 and 8 p m, 6 p m B Y P U, Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30, Bible class Thursday 7 30, and Sisters Prayer and Bible Band Friday 2 30.
St. Mark's Church conducts Sunday school at 9 30 a m with W M Holt as superintendent. Morning service at 11 featuring a sermon by Pastor E L Ashe. Epworth League devotion at 7 with T A Brower president. Evening sermon at 730 and prayer meeting each Wednesday at 730.
Presbyterian Cherry Street church schedules Sunday school at one, morning worship at eleven, evening sermon at seven thirty, and midweek prayer at seven thirty with Dr J C Morgan and Rev C H White. St Luke’s Lutheran lists pastor Rev J E Shufelt, Sunday school superintendent W H Boulware, with worship at eleven and teaching services at twelve noon.
The Church of God Apostolic announces services led by Pastor Sister Arebell Miller. Sunday morning worship at 11 o clock, Sunday school at 1 o'clock, evening services at 3 o'clock and 7 30.
The world’s highest suspension bridge across the Royal Gorge of the Arkansas River begins operation. Its deck sits 1053 feet above the river, offering an extreme vantage over the gorge.
Germans unveil a farm tractor powered by a Diesel motor capable of using almost any heavy oil as fuel, signaling a flexible energy approach for agricultural machinery.
The Emma Blair School grade mothers presented a painting titled A Woodland Scene by Guilford County artist Bundy to the school. Mrs. J. F. Hoffman introduced Bundy’s life and work to students in the auditorium, and the fifth grade led a program of devotions themes and poems inspired by the artwork tied to Arbor Day.
Elizabeth Jennings of Winnsboro represented Converse in a southern group of college girls traveling to Greensboro Gastonia Charlotte and Concord last week. The senior class named a committee to choose a play for commencement exercises with Virginia Moise of Sumter as chair. Elizabeth Shipman of Brevard was elected house president of Dexter and praised for her leadership and ability.
A transportation estimate shows cost ranges from 1600 to 2008 dollars per mile for road sanding operations.
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