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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1925
Page
5
A speaker laments persistent hatred and empty talk among Christians. He urges a personal revival, returning to Christ’s love and the Golden Rule, to end division, lukewarm faith, and warlike attitudes. He calls for immediate personal testing of the Christ way today.
A playful speaker recalls asking her father for a new dress and receiving a gruff but practical reply. She embraces him, then secures the dress and vows to obtain a coat as well, showing determination and affection.
Christian Disciples hold Bible school at Junior Order hall East Washington at 9 45 Communion follows First Reformed led by Rev Milton Whitener Sunday school at 9 45 Edgar Whitener superintendent Morning worship at 11 with sermon Filled With the Fullness of God First Presbyterian led by Rev Charles P Coble Sunday school at 9 45 F Logan Porter superintendent Public worship at 11 with good music Evening service at the tabernacle Emmanuel Lutheran led by Rev F L Conrad Worship at 11 sermon Living By the Word of God Bible school at 9 30 Vespers at 7 30 sermon The Christlike State of Mind.
Stewart Clark son of Mr and Mrs S C Clark was injured Friday when the Franklin automobile he drove skidded on wet pavement near Deep river bridge and struck a post on the Greensboro road. He was en route to a high school game with four teammates How ard Raper Bernie Gomo Robert Myers and Ray Wall all other passengers unharmed and Clark rests well at Guilford General Hospital.
President Coolidge endorses the Forget Me Not appeal for disabled American veteran relief funds and writes national commander John W. Mahan that the organization deserves public sympathy. The drive runs on various dates through December 1.
A reader asks for a test to gauge true love before marriage. The advice notes there is no universal rule and suggests self examination of values, independence, and potential hardships. It urges outlining personal aims and asks the reader to describe her preferences to tailor a suitability test. The core tip is to imagine the hardest hardship and judge if love could endure it.
A 1925 travel fragment describes a long Berlin to England rail journey in heat and discomfort. Mimi recounts sleeping in pajamas, misadventures in Holland and a noisy London station hotel, with vivid notes on the timetables and the station’s dreary staff and a humorous telephone system. The piece ends with a concert listing and stock market notes from New York.
Sunday school at 9 45 with M M Martin as superintendent. Revival starts tonight with Rev T J Green from Eton College assisting Rev J M Allred. First Methodist Protestant on North Main at 9 45 Sunday school, 11 am sermon, no evening service. Christian Endeavor Monday at 7 30 pm. Pastors urge morning service attendance.
Saint Marys Episcopal Church on College and Washington streets led by Rev. H Norwood Bowne rector observes Saint Lukes day with a corporate Holy Communion for men and boys at 8 am Church school and adult Bible class at 9 30 am led by H S Coffield Morning prayer and sermon The Beloved Physician at 11 am No evening service announced.
Rev Tom Alderman Sykes officiates a 9 45 Bible school led by Horace Haworth superintendent. Men and congregation meet in barraca room for an important meeting at the same hour. Worship service at 1 00 titled Finding Our Delight In the Law of the Lord. No young people's or evening service. All heads urged to attend tabernacle services. Clerk and monthly meeting in annex Wednesday at 7.
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