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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1925

Page

4

Sunday School Session in Jamestown Township

The annual meeting of the Jamestown Township Sunday School association met at Mitchells Grove M. P. Church two miles south of Jamestown. Officers include R. E. Sunday as president and Miss Josie Wood as secretary and treasurer. Guilford county officials attended, with Walter Thomas, Ida Millis, Rev. C. E. Lee, and Dr. W. T. Whitsett listed among others. The program featured talks on The Pupil Viewpoint in Sunday School Work and Adult Responsibility for Religious Training.

Amestown Township Mitchell’s Grove M. P Jamestown R. E. Sunday Amestown Josie Wood Guilford County Walter Thomas Guilford College Ida Millis C. E. Lee Greensboro W. T. Whitsett Whitsett Jamestown Township Churches. Co Lucille Whitsett North Carolina College For Women

Fifteen Minute Talks Highlight Childhood Duty

Dr. W. T. Whitsett presents The Fine Results from Proper Organization in a fifteen minute address. Rev. C. E. Lee of Greensboro delivers The Wonderful Possibilities of Childhood. Walter Thomas of Guilford College gives The Duty of This Generation to Its Young People in a fifteen minute paper. Miss Ida Millis of Guilford College contributes a fifteen minute talk. The church choir and visitors perform several musical numbers throughout the program.

W. T. Whitsett Whitsett C. E. Lee Greensboro Guilford County Walter Thomas Guilford College Ida Millis

Our Children By Angelo Patri badge of merit

A columnist argues for badges of merit to reward students and athletes. Badges, stripes, and medals provide visible praise that motivates all children, while champions inspire scholarships. The piece stresses effort, recognition, and collective encouragement in schooling.

Our Angelo Patri Legion Tony

Prize Day Voices and Student Ambitions in 1925

A drafted, dialogue filled piece follows children aspiring for arts, journalism, and secretary roles, each noting tangible prizes like a quill and a medal. The speaker argues prize day should reveal each child’s achievement and allow representatives to compete, reducing conflicts and maximizing benefits.

Business School Bell Syndicate

That Body of Yours by Jas W Barton

A medical essay extols the liver as vital to health alongside the heart and lungs. It notes research showing liver in the diet can increase red blood cells and hemoglobin, while cautioning that liver is heavy on protein and digestion. Tomorrow topic: Indoor Swimming.

The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Penalty on Putting Green in Medal Play

In a medal or Stroke play event a ball striking another on the putting green costs the striker one stroke. Rule No. 13, Section 2, applies when both balls lie on the green, regardless of number of players. Players may have the other lift or play first to avoid penalties.

Innis Brown Bell Syndicate

Vessel in Distress Off Washington Coast

An unidentified Pacific coast vessel sent distress signals today as Seattle reports. A rumor the ship named Hermosa was involved was dismissed since the Hermosa was docked in Long Beach, California. Separately in Sydney Nova Scotia Commander Donald MacMillan said airplanes are not practicable for Arctic work after Bowdoin's return from the Arctic expedition.

Seattle Wash Pacific Washington Hermoa Hermosa Long Beach Cal Sydney N. S Far North Donald B. MacMillan Bowdoin

Cause of Cave in Church Hill Tunnel Fix Stated

Richmond engineers for the state corporation commission said the Church Hill tunnel collapse of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway occurred last Friday due to failure to use horizontal braces. The finding was reported today to the commission.

Richmond Church Hill Chesapeake and Ohio Railway State Corporation Commission

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