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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1930
Page
11
A visiting speaker addressed attendees at the Tabernacle meeting delivering a sermon on faith and community. The program featured hymns and a short exhortation inviting local residents to reflect on spiritual renewal.
The program lists today at 1 30 P M Gospel of John Crusade with all workers meeting for assignments Then at 7 P M Tabernacle Choir leads a song service followed by a sermon by George Stephens Everyone is invited Monday features 7 30 P M Great Jubilee Service for Colored People with full Tabernacle reserved and a 300 voice Colored Choir in a special service at 8 P M George Stephens preaches to Colored People
Rev. Bishop Willis of Wilmington delivered a stirring sermon from John six on “Going Away from God” before a packed Stephens Tabernacle audience. He warned that doubt, pleasure, and fear drive people from Christ and urged renewed love for God, calling on High Point attendees to avert spiritual drifting and return to faith.
In a short exhortation, the speaker urges listeners to return to God tonight, promising pardon, forgiveness, joy, peace, and blessings that only He can give. The message centers on the call to reconciliation with divine grace.
A lengthy docket shows multiple civil actions listed by date through December. Cases involve parties such as C. C. Tabor, Farnest E. Smith, High Point Marble, Beeson Hardware, Mrs. Lena Waynick, Frances Goodin, and W. T. Rawleigh Company among others. Proceedings include arrests and lawsuits across firms, manufacturers, banks, and city entities in High Point and surrounding areas.
Receivership and civil cases listed for Saturday December 13 on the High Point court docket. Parties include J W Satterwhite vs C H Heritage. Vernon Tart vs Southern Railway and NC Railroad. Mrs F K Best vs High Point Thomasville Denton Railroad. Snow Lumber Co vs Elmer Hedrick. City of High Point vs Sam Welborn. plus other executors and receivership actions.
The article outlines multiple advanced bridge tricks showing how Y and Z can force a grand slam when hearts are trumps and A leads the queen of diamonds. It covers discard, trumping, and finesse sequences across tricks 1 through 11, with variations (a) (b) and (c) and notes a false solution.
Dr. A T Allen defends delaying public release of a textbook commission report while acknowledging its linkage to new texts. The report, circulated to textbook salesmen, faces opposition from parents and officials wary of added costs after prior years of frequent changes. A prominent Democratic leader warns of potential revolt if adopted.
Benjamin Jones of Hasbrouck Heights landed a plane on a rooftop in Ridgefield Park, causing damage to the aircraft and the house. Jones sustained facial lacerations and bruises and was hospitalized.
Washington correspondent reports administration leaders aim to limit the fall session to appropriation and emergency bills while pursuing a swift passage of treasury post office and interior supply measures before Christmas. House leaders expect three supply bills to pass. debates on rates and railway trust regulation loom.
Geneva watches progress as the preparatory disarmament commission adopts a Dutch backed plan for publicity of war materials. Britain, Canada and Italy support disclosure while Japan objects citing national defense. Separate note details bank closures in North Carolina with three small banks shutting doors.
Frigid winter gave way to sun as five day storm claimed fifteen lives and left seven missing in the western United States. Colorado California and New Mexico each reported three deaths, with victims ranging from a forest ranger in Oregon to an infant in Texas. Searchers continued for several missing figures in New Mexico Colorado and Arizona as conditions improved.
Fringes have emerged as the latest hairdressing fad across Europe with salons promoting bold bangs and layered cuts. Stylists report rising demand from urban centers and fashion-forward clients seeking fresh looks for the season.
D. Monroe Chrismon 65 prominent Guilford farmer killed near Greensboro when his car rolled after losing an asphalt edge on Route 70. Funeral at Gillam's Primitive Baptist church Alamance county at 2 PM tomorrow. He served eight years on the Guilford County Board of Education and was returning from a school inspection when the accident occurred.
The article describes Einstein discussing mass psychology with Frau Einstein and his intent to visit Pasadena and Mount Wilson to share information with American scientists. He stresses his goal is scientific, not publicity, and notes he can work in his garret if needed while valuing collaboration.
In a first wave of public sentiment after the Central Bank and Trust company closed, city teachers met and pledged to continue running schools regardless of salary payments. City officials noted the situation and outlined next steps as checks are performed.
Vigilante, the Goodyear baby blimp from Akron, wrecked on Smoky Mountain east of Piedmont Alabama. Crew of three escaped injury and pilot L W Crosier reported the crash. ship cost about 60000 to construct and was over Piedmont before the crash. P W Litchfield, Goodyear president, was in Atlanta awaiting its return flight.
A motor car in Ostheim near Stuttgart swerved into a crowd wounding 27 people. Seventeen victims were hospitalized in serious condition. Navy personnel were among those affected.
Twenty carloads of turkeys valued at about 50000 dollars were shipped from Knoxville to New York markets for the Thanksgiving trade. The move reflects the steady distribution of seasonal poultry to metropolitan buyers.
The 790 officers and delegates of the United Daughters of the Confederacy adjourned their national convention at the George Vanderbilt hotel in Asheville after installing three officers. Mrs. L. M. Bashinsky remains president-general until the 1931 Jacksonville meeting. New officers sworn in include Mrs. Charles B. Faris, Mrs. George Dismukes, and Miss Alice Baxter.
Yale Harvard drew 78,000, Notre Dame Northwestern 31,000, Michigan Chicago 43,000, Carnegie Tech Temple 230,000, Wisconsin Minnesota 30,000, Fordham Bucknell 25,000, N U Rutgers 25,000.
The four cables spanning the Hudson River between the upper Manhattan end and Fort Lee New Jersey comprise about 27,000 individual wires each exceeding a mile in length, forming a massive braided support for the structure.
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