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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1925
Page
1
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The Royal Gorge region comes alive on screen in The Limited Mail at the Broadhurst for tonight and tomorrow. Monte Blue stars as the rugged hero with Little Jackie Huff in a key role and Vera Reynolds among a large cast. Matinee moved to 3:30. Sneezing Breezes, a lively comedy, also screens today and tomorrow.
Lois Wilson leads a Paramount James Cruze production coming to Broadway theater. Walter Woods and F McGrew Willis adapted the play by Edna Ferber and George S Kaufman with Marc Connelly. Warner Baxter Luke Cosgrave join the principal roles as an elderly man moves in with his son and triggers family chaos.
North Carolina Disciples of Christ organize the annual state convention for early November in Wilson. Several hundred delegates are expected to attend over several days with national church leaders addressing the gathering. Reports will show gains in membership and contributions since last fall. Wilson hosts one of the largest congregations and the denominational college for North Carolina.
Fire yesterday afternoon destroyed caskets and other property at Seymour Undertaking in Goldsboro. Origin undetermined.
The Noble family thanks friends for kindness during the illness and death of their baby Robert Lee Noble. Appreciates floral gifts from English Street church Mrs Ball Mrs Dunbar and the community. MR AND MRS H P NOBLE AND CHILDREN.
Bebe Daniels stars as Maria Maretti the manicure girl in Edmund Burns’s romance comedy. Director Frank Tuttle adapts a Hatton story with Hale Hamilton and Sarah Foy among others, delivering light humor and a twist ending in a fashionable New York setting.
Nearly 4,000 hear evangelist Stephens in first Sunday sermon praising Governor McLean and rain prayers. He cites Lumberton meeting, appeals for faith and rain, thanks High Point supporters, and urges Gastonia attendance. Also notes swamp fires threatening Camp Manufacturing plant at Ryland with major lumber loss.
Durham police say Butler Stroud of Chapel Hill died from head injuries after a fight with Henry Pencil and Archie Allen in the Haiti section near Proctor Street and the Lincoln hospital building. The two Durham men were arrested on first degree murder charges after fleeing in a Studebaker. Preliminary hearing likely Tuesday as docket space allows.
In Raleigh on September 14 the Tabernacle Baptist church opened a revival meeting. Dr C L Graves preached morning and evening while Dr Lloyd T Wilson of High Point led evening services. Wilson, former Tennessee missions secretary, is expected to preach for two weeks. He is guest in the Greaves home. A week earlier thirty three junior Sunday school members professed faith, and the congregation hopes for a strong revival season.
Morganton resident S S Lane died Friday morning at Grace hospital after an amputation of one leg on Thursday. Lane, long a valued citizen, had endured arterial hardening for years and faced slim chances of recovery. Funeral services were held Sunday at the First Methodist church. He left a large family of ten sons and three daughters, with his wife surviving.
James, Sid, Ben Iverson, Gray, Bon ner, Lawrence, Roy and Glenn Lane, and Mesdames Ed Pierce, John Miller and Thos. Corley.
Greensboro chamber of commerce directors urged James B. Duke to extend the Piedmont and Northern electric line from Charlotte to Greensboro. Local business leaders said they would route substantial traffic to the electric line to support its reach here.
A formal resolution urged extending the railroad line through the area and was forwarded to Mr. Duke. Directors passed a resolution thanking B N Duke for a $100,000 gift to Greensboro College and a $50,000 gift to Guilford College.
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