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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1927
Page
14
A local church listing gives Sunday school times preaching hours and midweek prayer meetings across numerous congregations on North Main Highland Avenue West End Mechanicsville and other streets. It includes Baptist Methodist Christian Church of God Episcopal and other denominations with pastors superintendents and venues.
The notice outlines services and schedules for multiple churches including First Baptist on East Washington and Hobson streets with 9:30 Sunday school, 11:30 morning sermon, afternoon girls class, and evening services. Mount Vernon Baptist on Hoover street with 9:30 Sunday school and 11:00 sermon. Cherry Street Presbyterian with 10:00 Sunday school and 11:00 sermon. and other congregations with midweek prayer and youth activities. It lists pastors, superintendents, and weekly meeting times across several denominations.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church on Main Street lists Rev F L Conrad as pastor and Rev Tom A Sykes as minister at Friends church. Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Luther League 645 p m noted. Horace C Hayworth named superintendent for Sunday school.
The tax committee of the state farmers convention plans action after a pre convention meeting. It will study taxation effects on farmers for three to four months and work with the state tax commission for a formal report to the 1929 general assembly.
A convention cites United States Department of Agriculture findings that farm real estate taxes rose 269 percent from 1913 to 1923 and could reach 300 percent by 1926. It urges the state tax commission to study the tax system and propose reforms for farmers.
New Orleans market edges higher in early evening trading as investors prep for the holiday. Dealers report light volume with some profit taking and a cautious tone ahead of holiday closings.
The market opened with a dip and sympathy with lower cables, then recovered most losses before turning easy again on liquidation. In late trading prices cut losses, with October trading rising from 2219 to 2245, five points above the prior close, while a separate note recounts Sir John Carling’s monoplane voyage toward Harbor Grace, N F, interrupted when the plane landed near Washburn.
Caribou Maine dispatch reports weather remained unfavorable delaying the resumption of the flight service from London Ontario to London Ontario. The status of the resumption was uncertain as meteorological conditions hindered takeoff plans.
Last year students in 408 colleges and universities in the United States earned a total of 25000 dollars. Thirty nine percent of the total enrollment of these institutions were wholly or partially self supporting.
Mr. S. C. Van Cannon owner of Auto Painting and Sign Company explains how Duco renews car finishes and keeps value high. His shop now houses a large, skilled staff and caters to sign work and painting. Call 325 for dry cleaning pickup and lamplight prompt service.
Local shop owner R. M. Bob Abernethy announces installation of a new reboring machine to enhance car repairs. The machine has arrived and serves motorists with the shop’s established care, focusing on Dodge repairs but welcoming all makes. Visit to see the new equipment and motor performance boost.
A business promises top quality work by experienced and dependable staff. Customers are assured of satisfactory results whenever they call for service.
Hardware firm invites contractors to inspect its complete stock of hardware and showcases a line of sporting goods for purchase.
For a cold drink you should say NEHI and name your flavor. We make all popular flavors right here in High Point, letting you be your own judge of a real good drink.
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