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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1928

Page

12

Mothers' Day Programs at Wesley Memorial Church

Rev J W Moore preaches this morning on The Faith of Our Mothers with a solo by Mrs R T Amos My Mother My Dear. Evening sermon Seed time and Harvest. Music by Mrs W B Whitley and Mr Jones. Mission circles meet Monday. Program lists hymns solos and organs throughout.

J. W. Moore Wesley Memorial Church R. T. Amos E. J. Harbinson W. B. Whitley H. E. Jones Dvorak Gray Protheroe Treharne Keith Hunter Calkin Schnecker Chas. Wesley Walker Rogers

Strained Capacity Tit-Bits fragment

A fragment from Tit-Bits presents a dialogue quoted as You know Edward I speak as I think. Yes and probably a little more. The clipped exchange hints at a strained capacity or conversational bite within the periodical.

Edward

President of High Point College in Baltimore for conference

Dr. R. M. Andrews president of High Point College is in Baltimore to address Young People delegates at the Methodist Protestant convention tonight. He left for Baltimore last Thursday and will speak on The Christian College and Citizenship. He will stay for the quadriennial conference and return May 24.

Young People's Convention M. P. Church Baltimore The Christian College and Citizenship High Point College Methodist Protestant Church Andrews Christian College Citizenship America High Point

YWCA Calendar Notes and Upcoming Activities

Educational Committee meets Tuesday at 10 a m with Mrs B L Davis chair. Publicity Committee Wednesday at 10 a m with Mrs Lewis Teague. Girls Work Committee met Thursday at H P H S outlining a study course. Board of Directors meets Thursday at 7 p m due to Chautauqua. Camp offered this weekend. Swimming schedule for Health Day Girls Week. Ocawasin Club Mother Daughter Banquet Thursday. Florence Nightingale Girls Mother’s Program Monday. Worth While Win-One Lend a Hand clubs meet at Y or Highland Friday. Children’s Story Hour Saturday Basket making for Mother’s Day at ten a m with daily flowery themes.

8. L. Davis Lewis Teague Board of Directors Oak Hill Johnséon Street Cloverdale Elm Ray Ada Blair Emma Blair Ocawasin Norma Dutton Florence Nightingale Highland

Girls Week Preparations Highlight Weeklong Program

The Girls Week schedule features Health Day free swimming and gym games at the Y M C A. A Mother-Daughter Banquet at the Presbyterian Church and service projects are planned with Girl Reserves leaders Anne Albright and Margaret Chatfield guiding. Movies, church activities, and a Saturday picnic are also on the agenda with decorations at the Y W C A and Jarrett's Stationery Store.

Bureau Presbyterian Church Girl Reserve Movement Margaret Chatfield Ruth Wofford Charlotte Nelson Mary Wynn Abernethy Broadhurst Theater Anne Albright Miponohi Club Clara Cox A. J. Griffin Girl Reserve E. E. Cartright Geraldine Truesdale Jarrett Elizabeth Lindsay Margaret Andrews Adele Hicks Margaret Yorke Genevieve Sheetz G. R

Coffee futures swing irregular on May market session

The New York coffee futures market showed irregular trading with a tendency to ease on realizations and liquidation. Rail contracts moved 4 to 5 points, September slid to 15.22 before closing 15.28, Santos finished largely unchanged to 11 points lower, and Rio and Santos closing quotations reflected modest declines or gains across several contracts.

New York Santos Rio

Heroic Sculpture Tells Story of Religion at Chicago Chapel

The University of Chicago chapel features a sculptured frieze titled The March of Religion with 15 figures on the south facade led by Christ at the apex. Artists Lee Laurie and A H Ellerhusen contributed, with Goodhue as architect. The relief honors religious leaders, philosophers, writers, and statesmen across three façades.

Chicago New Chapel University of Chicago Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue Lee Laurie New York A. H. Ellerhusen Christ John the Baptist St. Peter Plato St. Paul Zoroaster Athanasius Isaiah St. Augustine Moses Elijah St. Frances Martin Luther Abraham John Calvin St. Maria St. Cecelia John Huss Tynsdale Martyrs Amos Hosea James John St. Pael King Arthur Charlemagne Alfred St. Louis Gregory VII Frederick the Great Cromwell Pitt Washington Lin Coln America Science

Aircraft Industry Surges as Big Business Enterprise

A May 12 report shows aviation converging with finance. About 129 air companies produce airplanes, 12 manufacture engines, with 300 air schools training pilots and mechanics. In 1927 2,000–2,500 planes were built by 103 firms, commercial models rising 160 percent. The industry centers in California and New York region, withOhio, Kansas leading production by state.

William F. Brooks Associated Press Washington Wrights Department of Commerce Bureau of Aeronautics of the Navy American Railway Express Company Aeronautics Division California New York Wichita Kas Detroit Denver Ohio New York Area Kansas Nebraska

Rate War Results In Coal Affair

The New York Central with Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wheeling and Lake Erie Systems agreed to cut lake cargo coal rates from Pennsylvania Ohio and northern West Virginia. The ICC had previously reduced rates by 20 cents per ton from Ohio and Pennsylvania and 10 cents from northern West Virginia after producers argued distant mines could undercut prices.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission New York Central New York Balimore Ohio Pennsylvania Wheeling Lake Erie West Virginia Great Lakes Kentucky Tennessee Virginia

Two Scots and Irishmen Entertained on Radio WLW

A radio spoof from WLW plays on a joke about two Scots and two Irishmen leaving a party. The exchange moves to a punchline about the tights story, reflecting light humor typical of the era.

WLW

Disguised Blessing Doctor Radio Plan

A brief Life magazine quip contrasts a doctor's suggestion of a tongue tie operation for a boy with a father's wish to train him as a radio announcer, highlighting a humorous parental dilemma.

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Wesley Memorial Our Mothers Cunningham Pres. R. M. Andrews R. M. Andrews YWCA Miles Gonntyear Goodyear Hiatt Tire Co West High St Enterprise Petty Coal Co W. Russell St Crystal Cafe On Commerce CUS John E. Chaleos Prop Mothe Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Company Wachovia Bank Bldg Roy . Welborn, V.pres C. E. Mendenhall Pres H. E. Johnson Sec
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