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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1928

Page

12

Community Chest Drive Set for 1928 in High Point

F J Sizemore announces 1928 campaign with 200 workers, 14 500 prospects cards, and a goal of 58 246 02 to fund five agencies. Kickoff at 8 15 tomorrow from Wesley Memorial church basement with school and business solicitations nationwide.

High Point Community Chest F. J. Sizemore Wesley Memorial Church Community Chest Fred N. Tate First Baptist Church A. E. Tate R. K. Stewart First Presbyterian Church Logan F. Porter Central Friends Church Henry Grady Owens South Main M. E Fred J. Bartlett Green Street Baptist Church W. B. McEwen St. Mary’s Episcopal Church John F. Abels First Methodist Protestant Church John W. Hedrick Emmanuel Lutheran Church H. A. Millis Calvary Methodist Church C. E. Diffendal First Reformed Church Young Women's Christian Association Men's Christian Association Boy Scouts of America Salvation Army Board of Public Welfare Sizemore Division One T. Wingate Andrews

Important Session Of Council Tonight

An executive council meeting is planned for tonight with deliberations not clarified. insiders doubt whether the talks will include selection of a new city manager or police chief.

Masons Gather for Piedmont Knights Templar Service Parade

About 500 Masons from Piedmont and Western North Carolina attended a special Masonic service at First Presbyterian church hosted by High Point Commandery No. 24 Knights Templar. A 200-strong parade led by the High Point High School band preceded the service, with remarks by dignitaries including Rev. James Shera Montgomery.

Piedmont North Carolina First Presbyterian Church High Point Commandery Knights Templar Piedmont No. 6 Winston- Salem Ivanhoe No Greensboro Burlington High Point No. 24 High Point Order The Ground Lodge Fred B. Bahnson Winston-Salem John J. Phoenix Grand Lodge Leon Cash W. H. Peeps Charlotte Masonic Temple High Point High School Charles Hoertel S.S. L. Davis, Jr Roy Briggs Robert Brockett James Shera Montgomery Washington House of Representatives District of Columbia Montgomery Clarence Schultheiss Norman Fidler Dan Smith Arnold Koonce Stebbins Buck Schultheiss Dramier Hasannah

High Point voters expect record primary and general turnout

Party leaders in High Point praise rapid GOP and Democratic registrations. Turner and Parker say over 400 Democrats have registered for the June primary, with few Republicans and plans for more than a thousand additional general election registrants in November. They predict the November vote will be the largest in city history.

Thomas Turner, Jr Democratic Party R. B. Parker High Point Democratic Club Republican Party Turner Parker High Point Republican

Well Known Musical Play To Feature Chautauqua Program Tonight

The Cotter's Saturday Night to be staged by the Scottish Musical Comedy Company of Boston with Scottish melodies. Pianist Andre Thierry gives a concert tomorrow at 3:30 p.m., followed by a 4:30 p.m. fasciner. Tonight's evening program includes Thierry at 8:00 p.m. and a 8:40 p.m. lecture on recreation by Captain Dinnie Upton.

Redpath Chautauqua Hamilton and Richardson Streets Cotter Boston John Anderson My Jo Annie Laurie Garay Elizabeth Yolanda Garay Sisters Helen Lindsey Independence Kansas Meldrum Max Meldrum Jesus Mary Black Hills Lindbergh President Coolidge Rolf Liam United States Hermosa South Dakota Coolidges Redpath Chautauqua Four Square Builder Dinnie Upton Anna Dickie Olesen Europe Charles Rogg Taggart Reno the Magician Harold Bell Wright the Cotter Scottish Musical Comedy Company of Andre Thierry Tatterman Dinnie Upton

Reinholt Delivers Lecture On Conservation At Central Friends Church

Dr. Oscar H. Reinholt of California lectured at Central Friends church on depletion of conservation, warning that wasteful use of oil resources harms society and character. He noted Sundays car use as a factor and illustrated with lantern slides. Prof. Reinholt, a former government geologist, stayed with Dr. Frederick R. Taylor. Francis Anscombe preached at morning service at Salem College.

Oscar H. Reinholt E. C. Perisho Guilford College Central Friends Church Tom Alderman Sykes Reinholt Frederick R. Taylor Francis Anscombe Salem College Winston-Salem

Escaped Convict Parrish Captured With Tysor in Greensboro

Fred Parrish an escapee from Stocksdale camp was arrested in a Greensboro hotel with Plum er Tysor another escapee. Parrish serving 7 to 10 years for larceny of an automobile. Durham police seek link to a May 8 theft in Durham and recovery at Statesville.

Greensboro Fred Parrish Stocksdale Plummer Tysor Parrish Durham Statesville

Comings From Dog Hair Woven Into European Garments

Hair clippings from pet dogs including chows are being spun into cloth and used to fashion garments in Europe, signaling a growing niche in textile production.

Europe

Believed brother of C. C. Muse identified in crime report

W. A. Muse long presumed missing may be the assailant victim in Louisville robbery. The 64-year-old carpenter, found unconscious after being struck in the St. Louis cemetery, is said to be connected to C. C. Muse and Co. of East Commerce Street.

W. A. Muse Associated Press Louisville St. Louis C. C. Muse C. C. Muse and Company, Electrical and Plumbing Supplies East Commerce Street Muse Mr. Muse

Conference Opens Here Tomorrow

The Greensboro district conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will convene in High Point at the Calvary M E church tomorrow for two days. About 200 delegates are expected to attend from Guilford Rockingham and Randolph counties with J B Craven presiding elder. Luncheons will be served daily at the church.

Greensboro The Methodist Episcopal Church High Point Calvary M

Masons Schedule Special Communication at Reid Lodge

Numa F. Reid Lodge No. 344 A F and A M B invites Master Masons to a Monday night meeting at 7:30. Work in the Fellow Craft degree will be performed. H. Massey, W M and W E Herndon, Sec. urge attendance.

Numa F. Reid Lodge No A. F H. ©. Massey

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