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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1922
Page
4
The column quotes gambler Jim Budd on risk and liquor and links it to upcoming elections. It also carries editorial discussion on High Point boundary extension, taxes, and urban growth, urging voter participation and civic planning.
Editorial praises High Point D A R members for placing a memorial to Alexander Martin in Guilford County’s courthouse. It contrasts Greensboro’s lack of Greene statues, urges a Nathanael Greene monument on Liberty Place, and argues a $20,000 civic memorial would honor the man who gave Greensboro its name.
A High Point taxpayer asks The Enterprise to publish a clear explanation of the proposed extension of city limits. The letter questions whether expansion would create a larger city, shift tax burdens, or include taxable property, asking for specific figures and reasons before an upcoming election.
Rev James A Clarke leads Sunday school at First Baptist with A E Tate as superintendent. Dr J B Turner from Albamy Ga will conduct a two week revival. Main Street Methodist hours include Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 11 and 7 30 with mid week prayer Wednesday.
St Marys Episcopal Church and Emmanuel Lutheran schedule morning worships. Rev H N Bowne presides at St Marys with church school at 9 15 and a Bible class. Emmanuel Lutheran led by Rev F I ee gathers at 11 with sermon topic The Protest in Protestantism.
First Reformed Church lists 7 30 Vespers Sermon A Voiceless Prayer 11 00 Morning Worship A Great Faithfulness 7 00 Evening Service Sowing Tares Special music. Sunday school 7 45 Superintendent John W Hedrick. Friends meeting notes All-Friends Day 9 45 Sunday school 11 00 Worship Y P C E M little 6 46 evening 7 30 midweek 7 30 Wednesday Junior Saturday 3 o'clock.
Tomorrow at 11 o clock the pastor of Morris Chapel M E Negro Church will preach his last sermon of the present conference. In the evening service he will administer the Lord's Supper and conduct a baptism.
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