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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1929
Page
10
A school census in High Point lists about 10 000 children ages six to 21 in local families. It reports 8125 white and 1725 colored youths with city residents, noting parental interest and school pride observed in almost all homes visited.
Numa F. Reid Lodge No. 644 A F and A M holds special communication at 7 30 p m. Work in Entered Apprentice Degree. All Master Masons invited to attend. By order H C Massey Sec y.
The High Point school census shows about 10 000 children ages six to twenty one with only one born outside North America. The sole exception is a girl born in Greece. a few others were born in Canada, while the rest were born in the United States.
The report notes district census checks show many children of compulsory school age not attending. City enrollment may rise four to five percent, less than prior eight to ten percent. Girls outnumber boys. white girls marginally more than white boys, negro girls exceed boys by a large margin. Data include ages 6 to 20 and differences by ward and race.
Jack Rogers aged 11 son of H T Rogers of Mendenhall Dairy farm was struck by a wagon brake handle at 9 30 this morning. He was taken to Guilford General Hospital where an X ray showed a broken left ankle. He underwent surgery and stayed hospitalized for a period.
Mrs. Mary L. Cox of Ohio spoke at Central Friends Church on John 14 stressing love as the core of Christian representation and the Comforter and eternal life. Pastor Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes asked if Christianity should be abandoned amid fanaticism and urged daily religion guided by Jesus Christ and the Golden Rule.
Rev. John W. Moore preached on Divided Hearts at Wesley Memorial Church. He urged consecration and concentration as essential for a successful life and urged worshipers to seek God first, uniting heart and affections. He cited Christ as a model for right living and warned against serving two masters.
Wesley Memorial workers council Sunday school members will join city school Methodist teachers for their monthly meeting at 6 30 p m tomorrow. Henry W Dwire a church leader and former newspaper editor of Winston-Salem will deliver the address.
The article notes that London reportedly first used gas street lamps in 1802 marking an early milestone in urban lighting. It emphasizes the historical claim and cites the period as a turning point for city infrastructure and public illumination.
Judge Teague presided over a heavy municipal court docket with 36 cases. Prohibition and drunk and disorderly offenses dominated the session, with multiple defendants including W. H. Hunter Ed Fowler Erib Fowler and Gurney Royals among those tried. Royals received ten months on two counts. the court adjourned shortly after 11.
The High Point Ministers association met at Wesley Memorial church after a six week summer recess. Thirteen members attended and discussed community services and July pulpit exchanges. A program committee was named to serve until January 1.
The article notes that Christ Jesus was the subject of the Lesson Sermon in Christ Scientists churches on September 1. It cites Colossians 2 6 and 2 9 as the Golden Text, and Isaiah 61 1 along with a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
A wry remark frames a tiny moment as an awning manufacturer answers a brief, playful exchange about sunshine and optimism. The quotes hint at humor and light industry pride without additional context.
Police officers report serving an average of four to five warrants weekly on Southern Railway trainmen at the Hoskins street crossing. Two warrants were set for trial in municipal court with Horace Haworth seeking jury trials. City officials have pressured Southern for an opening at the crossing and passed an ordinance banning operation there until access is provided.
A historical note from Spain records that a woman's mantilla remains sacred and cannot be sold to settle debt, reflecting cultural protections for personal attire and modesty.
Lillie Gray, a young white woman jailed for contempt, faced trial today but Judge Teague paused proceedings as an active federal and city investigation unfolds. Prosecutors said federal authorities asked police to hold Gray. her attorney argued against detention while the case against her for assault remains unresolved.
Billie Gray, a young woman, was convicted in municipal court for speeding at 60 mph and immoral vagrancy. Judge Teague sentenced her to 120 days in the county work house after testimony from police and the prosecuting attorney regarding her appearances and behavior.
Henry Anderson, a negro cyclist walker from Philadelphia to Miami, was struck by a Perdue automobile on Kivett drive near Brockett farm. He suffered minor scrapes and bruises, was treated at High Point hospital and released.
A simple lunch features grilled fresh tomatoes on toast topped with hot cheese sauce. The combination creates a warm, inexpensive dish suitable for a quick meal.
An advertisement urges readers to try Cystex for bladder irritation symptoms including burning itching backache and fatigue. It promises quick improvement with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied and prices the product at 60 cents at drug stores.
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