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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1925
Page
9
Mrs. Everett Marsh will chair a two day Red Cross drive in the city on Wednesday and Thursday with High Point volunteers stationed in drug stores and the post office lobby. The campaign aims to enroll residents and support the humanitarian work of the Red Cross locally and worldwide.
A reader asks about two parallel holes where play directions oppose and a sand trap lies between. The answer explains no rule allows moving an opponent ball in a trap before stroke, but the other player must drop or replace as near as possible. In a separate scenario a misplayed shot by one player does not incur a penalty. play continues with ownership of the ball unchanged.
A Detroit store advertises a free page book claiming cures for numerous ailments including headaches, low mood, indigestion, nausea, constipation, and throat issues. The offer invites readers to request a copy mailed in a sealed wrapper from J. W. J. McCrary, Inc in Carbon Hill, Alabama.
The eastern district Lutheran youth group will convene at Emmanuel Lutheran Church with about fifty delegates expected. Marvin M Shepherd of Et on College serves as president, and the program includes a sermon by Rev F L Conrad, a noon picnic lunch, devotions by Ray Daniels, addresses by E W Freeze Jr and R C Nye, and reports and features from Greensboro and Winston-Salem leaders.
The pulpit committee of the North Carolina annual conference lists ministers filling Greensboro Thomasville Asheboro and High Point churches today. Assignments include S K Spahr D D at Wesley Memorial Greensboro 11 a m and J D Williams D D at First Presbyterian 7 30 p m, among others in Louisville Lexington Graham Lebane and Baltimore connected congregations.
Demonstrations of the Ortho Phonic Victrola will continue this week at Bland Piano company in High Point. Music lovers, both men and women, have attended hearings, with shows running until 9 oclock each evening.
Detroit publisher Gae tano Napolettano who runs a drug store chain proposed that Italians in the United States contribute to Italy's war debt. He argued that those who benefited from the war, not the sufferers, should bear the obligation.
A humorous dialect note describes people wary of allowing Tom to pass the hat during church collection. A hole appears in the hat as a result of the crowd’s mood and laughter.
Gas tonia mills receive only partial relief as the power ban is cut to two days weekly. Overhead production costs remain high and little business is being accepted at substantial advances over the market. Spinners show little hope for full time power for many weeks.
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