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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1926
Page
7
Davidson College in North Carolina reveals the 1845 46 catalog with ten strict rules. The first forbids denying God or scriptures with expulsion as punishment. others limit recreation beyond campus and prohibit cards alcohol and profane behavior. The student council upholds the same discipline today.
The text outlines expectations for student behavior, requiring neat appearance, orderly rooms, and proper conduct. Students must appear before faculty when summoned and testify as needed. Joint student actions to disrespect faculty or commit outrages will incur severe penalties. During vacations students must observe orderly and moral conduct.
Dr. Lloyd T. Wilson, pastor of the First Baptist Church, returns from a vacation to lead 11 oclock and 8 oclock services with sermons titled The Greatest of Discoveries and Giving a Man a Second Chance. Special music is planned. Miss Maude L. Davis arrived in the city to become the pastor's secretary and will live with Miss Laura Dodamead on Lindsay Street.
A witty comparison to Swiss cheese draws smiles as diners recall past intimate experiences with a metaphor that lands with punchy humor at a social gathering. The line travels quickly, provoking nods and lighthearted chatter among attendees.
McAnally and a long list of young ladies visit Fairmont for teaching roles. Miss Clara Grissom returns from Elizabeth City with Misses Martha and Elizabeth Harrei, noting Martha’s past as a city school faculty member.
Misses Mary Kemp Ruth Hayworth and Bertha Kemp return from visits to Asheboro Greensboro and the Winston-Salem road. Other guests include Miss Rose Cooper from Richmond at R W Seward and Elizabeth Mary Leight at Montlieu with Blanche York. Visitors travel to Washington DC Bryson City and Florida as Mrs Jamison and Mrs Davis return from Florida.
Dr E K McLarty of Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church will preach at 11 AM on Out of My Heart. Tonight at 8 PM sacred music features organ preludes and antiphonal choruses, including works by Rossi, Dep pen, Tchaikovsky, Gounod, Maunder, Webbe and others.
T. L. Chamberlain will lead the morning service at West End Baptist Church today. Perry Morgan, state B Y P Secretary, will speak at the evening hour in the absence of pastor Rev. Hensley who is on vacation.
George Michel renowned French long distance swimmer failed to complete his bid to swim the English Channel off Cape Gris Nez this afternoon. He faced strong currents and rough seas as he attempted the challenging crossing.
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