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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1926
Page
6
A Thursday morning 10 o clock lesson focuses on the first and second chapters of Galatians held at a location on Colonial Drive. Attendees will study key themes and discuss Pauls letter guidance.
Multiple church study groups meet Thursday through tomorrow with leaders listed. Local civic groups plan meetings, a flower show, and a DAR chapter event. Highlights include a high point musical by four artists and social gatherings at churches and residences.
Mrs Luther Wilson returns to Asheville from visiting Mrs Cornelia Dickens on Park street. Mr and Mrs Matt Wall plan a Charlotte day to attend automobile races. Mr and Mrs C C Prince and their son depart for Atlanta for a weekend with relatives. Elizabeth Fry Philathea class of Friends church hosts a weiner roast at Miss Lizzie Turner's home near the country club Thursday at 7 30. Mrs L B Luther travels to Lakeland Florida to make her home.
The National Education Association provides active assistance to state and local education associations to promote the welfare of their members across districts and schools.
Alumni clash over dormitory expansion with fears of dorm life eroding sensibilities and profiteering by private landlords. Proponents push state owned dorms to ensure low cost rooms, while others seek a middle ground of about 50 percent dormitory occupancy, especially for first year students.
Ida Bell Warren, the only woman to face electrocution in North Carolina, will not receive parole or a pardon. Pardon Commissioner Hoyle Sink said clemency requests are declined, with a formal notice to follow, despite visits from Warren's brothers and relatives. Governor McLean and Sink view death sentence relief as sufficient unless new innocence or extenuating facts emerge.
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