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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1925
Page
12
Reports received from New York indicate burning of American Mission schools and churches south of Damascus as Moslem Druses drive out Armenian and Syrian Christians. Detected amid a hotel robbery in Detroit and a health update on Asa G. Candler Sr. in Atlanta, with chorus schedules adjusted for a tabernacle concert.
Interstate Commerce Commission inspectors assign responsibility for the September 27 wreck near Newark Ga to the crew of train 180 led by Engineman McGee who was killed. They rebuke engineers with colored firemen not sharing orders and say proper block signals or automatic control could have prevented the collision. The report cites Conductor Tomberlin and Baggage Master Wilkins as also responsible. A second note mentions Bibical Seminary studies and Sparger Roberson visiting White Plains.
Mrs. R A Sheloff visited Greensboro yesterday. Mrs H N Bowne and Miss Elizabeth Bowne depart tonight for New York for ten days. P H Dalton visited Concord on business. Mrs Rufus King visiting Beaufort. Miss Lorena Booker to New York for a two year program. Mrs W B McEwen returned from Asheville. Miss Julia Bridgers of Raleigh visits Miss Alice White. Miss Alice Gerner of Winston Salem visits Mrs Craven Page in Monroe apartments. Mrs L A Welch in Lexington with sister Mrs A M Lindsay. Mrs H S Gilleland in Statesville visiting her mother. Mr and Mrs M C Rowland and their small son spend weekend with Mrs Rowland’s parents in Randleman. Mrs Garnet Pollock, Mrs W E Price, Mrs E G Strieter and Mrs A L Penny visit Greensboro Friday. Miss Maulta Ivey returns to Randleman after week with Rowland and Ivey households. Mrs Willis Slane departs for Statesville to visit Mrs J B Cooper during Mr Slane’s absence in New York. Alfred Caldwell of UNC spends weekend with parents on Parkway. Friends of Mrs George Scarce note she is recovering at home.
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