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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1930

Page

8

Tax Relief Seeks Relief for All Property Across North Carolina

Enterprise Bureau reports the North Carolina Tax Relief association aims to ease taxes on all property not just farmland. President Larry I. Moore of New Bern denies plans to seek state office, stating his sole aim is tax relief for landowners and property owners statewide.

General Assembly Tax Relief Association Ounty State General Assembly Wunty Moore

Navy Observer Joins Graf Zeppelin Flight Crew

Capt Harry K.E. Shoemaker will sail from New York to Friedrichshafen to serve as the official American naval observer aboard the Graf Zeppelin on its new world voyage via South America. Also noted is a political statement denying any run for office and affirming tax relief aims.

United States South America Harry KE. Shoemaker New York Friedrichshafen Germany

French Scientists Now Get Government's Aid

Paris reports government funds boost for science. In 19295 an appropriation of 54000 dollars supported scientific work and this year the amount rose to 40000. French leaders long decry hardship in science and inadequate laboratories while Madame Curie works at home with limited resources.

Paris Madame Curie

Baptist church listings across city churches

Directory style notices list many churches with pastors, Sunday school times, preaching hours, and midweek prayer or meeting times. Entries cover First Baptist North Main, Fairmont Baptist, Southside Baptist, Mechanicsville, West End, North Park, Church of God, Episcopal St Marys, Christian Science, Methodist, St Edwards, and more with varied service and Sunday school schedules.

Church Notices and Sunday Schedules on Main Street

Emmanuel Lutheran Revy and Friends churches list pastors and Sunday school times. Luther League and Bible schools meet. services at 11 am and 7:30 pm. Springfield Friends and Oak Hill Friends note pastors, Bible school at 9:30 or 10, worship at 11 am and 7:30 pm. Weekly cottage prayers and youth meetings are listed with supt. names and locations.

Emmanuel Lutheran—Revy F. L. Conrad Charles KE. Miller Luther League Friends Main Street Tom A. Sykes Horace C. Hayworth Brotherhood Reuben J. Payne Oscar L. Mc Campbell Christian Endeavor Springfield C. E Lntermediate

Church meeting schedule and church leaders listed

Ship at eleven and seven thirty p m. Young People meeting at six forty five. Wednesday prayer at seven thirty. Pilgrim with Rev Q O L Ruth pastor Jesse Jennings superintendent Sunday school. Highland avenue Pentecostal Rev J F Goins pastor J L Oham Sunday school at five forty six seven thirty. Saint Paul Holiness Pearson Street Rev O C Crone pastor Sunday school at one, preaching three and seven thirty. First Reformed Rev W R Shaffer Sunday school nine forty five worship eleven and seven thirty Wednesday prayer seven thirty. Bible reading Friday night Sister Jane Willoughby.

Baptist First Baptist North Main Street T. C. Johnson A. E. Tate Fairmont Sehees Pilgrim QO. L. Ruth Jesse Jennings Young People’s Society Pentecostal Highland Avenue J. F. Goins J. L. Oham Saint Paul Holiness Church Pearson Street O. C. Crone K. Shaw Jane Willoughby First Reformed Church W. R. Shaffer M. F. Crooks

Public lecture and class meeting at 118 North Main Street

The notice lists a class study at 10 30 a m and a public lecture at 8 p m to be held in classroom 118 North Main Street. No further details provided.

North Main Street

Colored Churches and church activities listed by locations

A list of Colored churches with service hours and leadership names including Mt Zion Baptist on Hulda Street with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. and pastor Rev S D Townsend. First Baptist at Corner Wast Washington and Hobson with Dr F R Mason and S S Whitted. St Stephen's A M E Zion with pastor J B A Yelverton. Home Church League details. Women’s Memorial A M E Church on East Washington with Rev L W Kasterling. Calvary Baptist at Vail and Hilltop with Rev J E Melton. Emmanuel Baptist at Corner Price and Leonard with Rev G W Buckrham. and additional B Y P U and prayer meeting schedules.

Baptist Mt. Zion Hulda Street Edgar Leak Annie Williams S. D. Townsend First Baptist Washington and Hobson Streets F. R. Mason S. S. Whitted H. M. Kirkpatrick St. Stephen’s A. M. EE. Zion J. B. A. Yelverton W. B. Steele Christian Endeavor Home Church League Women's Memorial A. M. E East Washington St L. W. Kasterling Calvary Baptist Calvary Baptist Church Vail Hilltop B. L. Humphrey J. E. Melton Emmanual Baptist Church Price and Leonard G. W. Buckrham Roosevelt Miller Sisters’ Prayer Fairview Street William KE. Hairston Epworth League

Radio Program Listings Across Networks On May Fourth

A dense schedule shows Eastern and national broadcasts with programs from WEAF WABC WJZ and many affiliates. Highlights include orchestras choirs theater and religious services with times ranging from early morning to late night across cities like New York Baltimore Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Detroit.

Church Schedule List Shows Weekly Services Across Denominations

A compiled church notice lists weekly activities and service times for several congregations. Cherry Street Presbyterian and St Wuke’s Lutheran detail Sunday schools, pastor-led sermons at 11 a.m., and midweek meetings. St Mark’s Methodist and others provide 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 7:30 p.m. evening services with midweek prayer meetings. The Church of God Apostolic notes Sunday morning 11 o’clock, 1 p.m. Sunday school, and evening sessions.

Christian Science North Maine Street New Broadhurst Presbyterian Cherry Street Presbyterian J. C. Morgan C. H. Whiteware St. Wuke’s Lutheran Church J. E. Shufelt W. H Kings Chapel Church of God Apostolic Davis and Moon Streets Arebell Miller

War Dead Found in Abandoned Vineyard Near Moire

Report notes 1914 casualties found in an abandoned Moire vineyard with bodies within ten feet of each other. The shells inflicted the same fatal shock on all, as papers headline France's crop of war dead has not yet been reaped.

Moire France

Find Bodies of Battle Victims After 16 Yrs

In NHEIMS France seven French soldiers known as poilus who had been listed as missing since the war are found. The bodies were discovered after sixteen years, ending their long absence and confirming their deaths.

Nheims France Poilus

Davidson County May Court Term Opens In Lexington

May term of Davidson county superior court meets in Lexington on May 6 with Judge P A McElroy presiding. About sixty trial cases, a quarter for prohibition offenses, five prostitution cases, and a murder case for Lonnie Little are listed. A special term to begin May 12 with Judge Cameron McRae to try about one hundred cases follows the regular week.

Lexington Davidson County Superior Court P. A. McElrOy Lonnie Little Superior Court Cameron McRae Gardner Davidson County Bar Board of County Commissioners

Giant scarite beetles mimic death in Algeria

Rare beetles from Southern Algeria, the giant scarite, are observed to feign death as a defensive behavior. Researchers note this unusual survival tactic helps them avoid predators in arid environments.

Algeria

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