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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1927
Page
10
A long list of church names, locations, pastors, and weekly schedules. Includes First Baptist North Main, Southside Baptist Highland and Stanton, Green Street, Mechanicsville Primitive, West End Redding, and many others with Sunday school times, worship hours, B Y P U and youth groups, midweek prayer, and Lenten or League services.
Reformed First reports Milton Whitener as pastor and Edgar Whitener as Sunday school superintendent. Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning service at 11 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m. Salvation Army at East Russell street and Mangum avenue under Capt W J Barrett hosts holiness meetings at 11 a m salvation at 8 p m and youth activities Thursday. Open air meeting on Main street Saturday night with class study at 10 30 a m and public lecture at 8 p m in room 118 1 2 North Main street.
Colored Churches Baptist First Baptist Corner of East Washington and Hobson opens Sunday school at 9 30. Morning sermon at 11 30. Afternoon Sunday school for service girls at 5. Night services at 8. Prayer Wednesdays at 8. Communion first Sunday evening. Rev S L Parham D D pastor. Mount Vernon Baptist Hoover Street pastor Rev W L Mason. Sunday school 9 30. Morning sermon 11. B Y P U 6 15. Night sermon 7 30. Prayer Wednesday 7 30. N L Hawood superintendent. Sunday school
Cherry Street Presbyterian lists Sunday school at 10 and services at 11 with Rev. C A Washington. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and 7 30 sermons by Rev. Washing ton. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 30. Womens Memorial A M F on Washington Street with services 11 and 7 30 and Sunday school 1 led by Mrs M M Cerran. Morris Chapel Methodist with H L Ashe pastor Sunday school 9 30, morning service 11, Epworth League at 7, prayer 7 30 Wednesdays. A M E Zion led by Rev C W Carver Sunday school 11 and prayer 7 30 Wednesdays. M E Church Fairview Street pastor Rev William E Hairston services 11 and 8 with midweek prayer 8 Wednesdays.
About 20 North Carolina high schools plan a December 9 conference in Salisbury to discuss forming a Central Piedmont Conference for baseball basketball and football. Participating schools include Gastonia Charlotte Monroe Wadesboro Albemarle Concord Salisbury Spencer Statesville Mocksville Asheboro Can dor High Point Burlington Mount Airy Greensboro Reidsville and Leaksville.
Samuel Mitchell, 17, of Taylorsville, died in a Hickory hospital from injuries after a Thanksgiving night automobile crash near Valdese. He was repairing a roadside puncture with companions when struck by a car believed driven by S. B. Colburn of Biltmore Forest, possibly blinded by truck headlights.
A collision involving repair workers and a truck led to the death of a young man named Mitchell. Colburn faces a manslaughter charge issued yesterday in Morganton with a $2,500 bond set, per Burke County sheriff’s office.
A group of influential employers led by Sir Tifred Mond sent a letter to the Trade Union Congress urging a conference for industrial peace. The letter prompted deferment of full council discussion until the next congress meeting, with signs that union leaders may respond favorably and a conference could be arranged within a week or two.
The Bibliothèque nationale de France in Paris is the largest library in the world with over five million books manuscripts maps and prints in its collection.
In Guilford College on November 26 the Websterian Literary Society elected Wilmer Steele of Kelton Pennsylvania as president for a six week term. Olin Sink of Lexington was named vice president, Herman White of Elizabeth City secretary, Rembert Patrick of Poughkeepsie assistant secretary, and Joe Cude of Winston-Salem marshal.
Crocodiles grow rapidly in their first years, then their growth rate settles to about one inch per year as they age. This pattern reflects early rapid development followed by gradual size increase.
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