Young people lead growth in church missions report
Winona Lake Ind May 20 The Presbyterian Woman's Board of Home Missions reports record enlistment of women, young people and children in home missions for the year. The secretary cites 401,400 members up 54,276 from 1919 20. 39,500 in young people groups. 49 new women's societies and 1,239 new young people organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Ind
Presbyterian Woman's Board of Home Missions
Home Missions
Lucy H. Dawson
General Assembly
Santo Domingo
Presbyterian Hospital
San Juan
Department of Christian Social Science
Ellis Island
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
High Point Bankers to Attend 25th NC Bankers Meeting
North Carolina bankers from High Point will attend the 25th annual convention of the North Carolina Bankers Association in Greensboro next week. About 600 members are expected with major topics and speakers, including L. J. Moore of New Bern, addressing the relation of banks to readjustment.
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High Point
North Carolina Bankers’ Association
Greensboro
North Carolina
Bankers of
Commonwealth
O. Henry
L. J. Moore
New Bern
Funeral Held Today for Dr J E Brooks
The funeral of Dr J E Brooks who died suddenly Thursday night at his Blowing Rock home was held at 10 this morning at his sister Mrs J R Reitzels home 331 North Main Street conducted by Rev George R Brown. Interment will be this afternoon at 4 oclock in Siler City with pallbearers Dr S S Coe Dr H W McCain Dr C E Reitzel A M Rankin J S Pickett and J Norman Wills all of Greensboro.
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J. E. Brooks
Blowing Rock
J. R. Reitzel
North Main Street
George R. Brown
First Methodist Protestant Church
Siler City
Coe
H. W. McCain
C. E. Reitzel
A.M. Rankin
J. S. Pickett
J. Norman Wills
Greensboro
Negro Bishop to Preach at St Stephen Church
Rev. G. L. Blackwell, bishop of the third district of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion church, will preach at St Stephen Negro Church Sunday night at 8. The bishop is among the most educated Negro leaders in the United States and many white residents are expected to attend tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Blackwell
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
St. Stephen Negro Church
United States
New Irish Potatoes Brought From Townsend Garden
The first new Irish potatoes of the season in High Point were brought to The Enterprise by Rev. W. H. Townsend from his garden at 131 Steele Street. The minister dug them himself and described the potatoes as uniform in size and unusually fine in quality.
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High Point
Enterprise Building
W. H. Townsend
Steele Street
Funeral of Aged Randolph Man Attended by Relatives
Mrs D. T. Andrews returned from Randleman where she attended the funeral of her uncle B. H. Lassiter who died at age 83. The service was held at St. Pauls Church in Randleman with Rev. Mr. Cook officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Andrews
Randleman
B. H. Lassiter
St. Paul’s Church
Mr. Cook
Highland Stage To Present A Dream of Fairyland
The Highland play A Dream of Fairyland directed by Mrs. R T Chapelle will be staged next week in the South Main street auditorium with Nannie Utley and Gladys Tysinger in lead roles. A ten cent admission will be charged and Monday matinée or evening time will be announced Monday morning.
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South Main Street
R. T. Chapelle
Nannie Utley
Gladys Tysinger
Highland Auditorium
Social notes from Greensboro and St Petersburg visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Hamilton wintered in St Petersburg Fla and visit Mrs G W Denny on Hamilton Street before heading to Montrese for summer. Mrs Fred Thomas hosts houseguests Mrs Sam W Hitt and Mrs Leslie Fulenwider from Birmingham. Mr and Mrs J D Suttenfield attended a Greensboro reception for the citys new mayor with Miss Evelyn Watcon and Henry Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hamilton
St. Petersburg
Fla
G. W. Denny
Hamilton Street
Fred Thomas
Sam W. Hitt
Birmingham
Ala
Leslie Fulenwider
J. D. Suttenfield
Greensboro
The
Gate City
Suttenfields
Evelyn Watcon
Henry Watson
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Presbyterian Conference
High Point Bankers
J. Bk. Brooks
Townsend
Randolph
Southern Railway System
York
Birmgham
New York
Charlotte
Washington
Columbia,Augusta
Atlanta
Rochmond
New Orleans
Danville
Westminster
Richmond
Augusta-Columbia
Wash
N. Y
Orleans
Charlotte-Richmond
Birmingham-New York
Augusta
Birmingham-N. O
Washington N. Y
H. D. Saunders
R. H. Graham
Charlotte, N. C
Organdy
Voile
Georgette
Loflin’s
Ganil McKiven
Ruth
Lucille Mungo
Harris Hall
Washington Street
Claude C. Jones
Christian Church
Harriss Hall
C. J
the Enterprise
R. Terry
Civil Service
Continental Building
Washington D. C
International Hosiery Mills
Norristown
Jd. B
Enterroo Prise
Airdale
L. Lamar Davis
Jamestown
N. C
CC. B. Overman
Cecil-Pope Brick & Block Company
J. W. Johnson
Bank of Commerce Bldg
Bones
U. Provision Store
Main Street
J. Ellwood Cox
M. Hauser
V. A. J. Idol
Cashier Co
H. Marriner
G. B. Steed
Cashier
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
R. E. Andrews
West Commerce St
Imperial Hotel
Monticello
Tel
High Point Battery Co
Assen
Willard
Willard Batteries
S. Main Street
Erick Florman
Hart Drug CO
Guilford
Asheboro
Ly Elwood Hotel
Ly. Ashlyn Central Hotel
John G
Philip A. Warner
Grad
Bank of Commerce
Willard C. Northup
Wachovia Bank
Winston-Salem, N. C
Brown Bros
Washington St
Real Estate List
Morris Street
Stanton Street
South City
Johnson St
Parkway
Mangum Ave
Willis
Archdale
High Point Ins. & Real Estate Co
Jack Edwards
Ins
Wius Princing Office Supply Co
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