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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1930
Page
11
The Caldwell family long influenced North Carolina religious life. Rev A Shorter Caldwell led Charlotte Y M C A from 1874 75. Al S Caldwell proposed a city Y M C A in 1923, funds and leadership followed, with a lineage tracing to David Caldwell a Revolutionary era educator and UNC founder associate.
Rev A Shorter Caldell who started the first Y M C A in the state at Charlotte is the father of Al S Caldwell of this city Dr Caldwell has long been active in religious work Beaver Society meets at 6 30 p m Central Friends church observes Decision Day with William H Richie speaking at 9 45 a m and in the evening on A Helper Always at Your Side The morning quartette will sing Everybody is invited First Methodist Protestant church at North Main and Richardson with Rev R I Farmer starts at 9 45 a m revival messages include The Atoning Work of Christ Men and women meetings at 2 00 and 4 00 p m and evening sermon The Morales family circus acts feature Felix Theresa Morales Larkin brothers and more with balance acts trained animals and a glamour filled show manager Charlie Sparks present at both performances
The Pastoral Committee meets in the Ladies parlor at 7 30 Monday evening and the Elizabeth Fry class assembles in the annex at 7 30 with officers to be elected and annual reports presented. Members are urged to attend.
The First Reformed church conducts Holy Communion this morning under Prof. Dan W. Smith. Rev. W R Shaffer leads both morning services and the evening sermon titled God Hears Sees and Hears. New members are received and Sunday school begins at 9 46 a m.
Capacity continues on Page 3A with a humorous note about a rider who seemingly does all tasks on horseback, aided by capable helpers and strong teamwork. The column hints at vivid feats and local color surrounding equestrian display.
Mrs Leonard sues after a suit purchase allegedly led to a confrontation with a store manager who accused her of dishonesty, threatened arrest, and caused her fear and humiliation. The action claims mental distress and bodily fear from the incident involving a Black employee and a male friend of her husband.
Literary ville Kate Sexton Denton Fran ces Brown Newport News Mildred Marlette Saxapahan Jew ell Crowson Trinity Mildred Luce Rockford Iowa Mary Linville Kernersville Mildred Redwine Lexington Ethel Faw Winmston Salem Ida Johnson Marven Committees in charge of arrangements were entertainment Misses Anzelette Prevost Worth ville Lila Aaron Lexington Decorations Misses Margaret Thompson Madison Louise Collett Trinity Initiation Misses Emma Lee Poole Greenville S C Elizabeth Crowell High Point Refreshment Misses Doris Keener Asheville Flora Dell Mitchell Jennings Participating in the play were Misses Gladys Morris Male Edwards Nathalie Lackey Emma Lee Poole Ruby Warlick Evelyn Seward Verdie Marshbanks Truth Isley Lara Lindsey Blanche Hockaday Flora Dell Mitchell Doris Keener Ina McAdams Anzelette Prevost Lucille Browne Eleanor Young Eloise Best Martha Clontz Essa Haney Bertha Connelly
Col. Edward A. Deeds, wealthy banker, owns a 207 foot yacht Lotusland with a 4 piece sport amphibian on its deck capable of 122 mph. The craft carries a crew of 24 aboard the vessel in New York.
A quoted exchange from Gutierrez in Madrid recalls the moment after a couple’s church nuptials when a husband and wife argued for the first time. The remark hints at marital strain shortly after their marriage ceremony.
Colonel Milton A. McRae 72 newspaper publisher philanthropist and financier died in a La Jolla hospital after a three week illness following surgery He was born June 13 1858 in Detroit began as a reporter at the Detroit Tribune later served on the Free Press and News He helped form the Scripps McRae newspaper group and the United Press Association later retired but held stock and engaged in Detroit and San Diego philanthropy and business interests.
W N Gregory, division director for North Carolina and Virginia for the National Cottonseed Products Association, testified in a Federal Trade Commission investigation. He said little progress was made toward acquiring independent mills and that discussions in New Orleans were unofficial and for a different purpose.
In Philadelphia on Franklin Field Pennsylvania crushed Virginia 40 to 6 before 25 000 fans. The Virginians showed stout defense early but faded as the game progressed. A 90 yard kickoff return for a Penn touchdown by Graupner highlighted the second half as Penn reserve backs scored early.
Pain in the back is a complex condition with multiple potential causes. Examining the whole body, including hips, legs, feet, and posture, is essential, as back pain may stem from infections or diseases in other organs such as the appendix, prostate, or reproductive tract.
New York singer Mary Charles, a Philadelphia native who studied in Berlin, leaves Broadway for radio stardom. The former stage actress and movie short star signed as a CBS artist, praised for voice work and impersonations, while balancing nerves and love of dogs.
The speaker argues for a compelling, healthful, challenging, character forming, citizenship training program tailored to individual boys. It should engage interest, build vitality, demand effort, foster virtues, develop spiritual ideals, support home life, adapt to all backgrounds, and guide vocational aims, crediting Baden-Powell and the Boy Scout movement as the embodiment.
A large Guilford College group led by Professor Emil Carnes Purdom walked ten miles to the Guilford battleground to hear Dr Elwood C Perisho discuss Nathaniel Greene and the Revolutionary War turning point at Guilford Courthouse.
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