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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1921

Page

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Missionaries adopt dictaphones to unify Bantu dialects

The Methodist Episcopal Church committee on conservation and advance reported use of dictaphones to convert Central Africa dialects into writing. Missionaries like Rev. Herbert C. Withey have translated the New Testament into labole and other languages. Printing plants in Africa ship thousands of volumes to native Christians. 8823 dialects exist with 100 reduced to writing and 50 million speakers.

Chicago Central Africa Board of Foreign Missions Methodist Episcopal Church Itw Herbert c. Withey Angla Congo Rhodesia Methodist Mission Africa Kambini Portugese Johannesburg Angloa

Blind Workers Meet at Iowa College for the Blind

The American Association for the Workers for the Blind will hold its tenth biennial convention at the Iowa college for the Blind in Vinton, June 25 1028. More than two hundred delegates are expected from the United States and Canada. The executive committee includes President H Randolph Latimer Alderman Baltimore Vice President Serman C G Swift Second vice president Miss Water Foley San Francisco Treasurer George M Bellows Glyndon Secretary Charles B Hayes Boston.

Vinton Towa American Association For the Workers For the Blind Iowa Baltimore Ald Serman

Global sport surge ahead as summer plans unfold

New York May 31 Followers of sport here and abroad anticipate the greatest season of international competition yet with Dempsey Carpentier boxing for heavyweight glory. American teams in golf tennis and polo prep to challenge abroad while England France and other nations send players to the United States for Davis Cup and Walker Cup events. Major golf championships unfold from Hoylake to St Andrews with US tournaments to follow. Track rowing and yacht racing also on the calendar as international clashes loom and governing bodies meet in Geneva and Lucerne.

New York Dempsey-Carpentier Fingland England France Oxford and Cambridge United States Forest Hills N. Y Southampton Hoylake Ted Ray Fontainebleau Chantilly Mockrinhanish St. Andrews Greenwich Conn Washington St. Louis Abe Mitchell George Duncan West Side Tennigelih Ny Y Molla Mallory Edith Sigourney Baston Honeyland

Rub-My-Tism Pain Killer Claims Healers Sake

An advertisement extols Rub My Tism as a great pain killer for pain and soreness Rheumatism Neuralgia sprains and related ailments. The copy emphasizes quick relief and broad applicability across common aches.

Blind dancers shine at New York Lighthouse ball

The Lighthouse for the Blind in New York showcased three high school girls and a college sister’s public dance debut. It highlights education for the sightless, with gymnastic, weaving, sewing, and stenography training. Notables like Harding and Mellon attach honorary roles. donations fund the movement at East Fifty-ninth Street HQ.

W York New York Pike Viguenne Jimd

Irish prisoners held in Ballykinlar camp in Ulster

The Ballykinlar camp near Dundrum Bay houses 1,727 Irish political detainees since November. Prisoners live in two enclosed areas with unit commands, drill, and a strong patrol presence. They dine, sleep, and are allowed letters, magazines, and a canteen while awaiting possible parole after seven days internment and a loyalty pledge if released.

Ballyrinlar Irbs Ballykinlar Associated Press Inen Belfast Irelmal Dundrum Bay Joseph McCrath Dublin Dr. Hayes Dai Hireann Ife Erary London Under & Company McGrath Trish Republican Army

Billie Burke Backs Stockingless Fashion Craze

Billie Burke, fashion authority and film star, approves of the stockingless craze sparked by Parisian women though she lacks the nerve to start it publicly. She notes vague rules for waistlines and sleeves, criticizes American designers for originality, and says she often alters gowns for pictures. Burke favors London-made costumes and French shoes, and she stars in Paramount’s Wanted A Husband at Broadway Theatre, midweek.

Billie Burke Hastings Flnction Miss Burke London Paramount Aitcraft

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