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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
7
Principal F M Waters reports 404 students enrolled across grades eight through eleven at High Point High School. Officials say facilities are inadequate, with overcrowding and limited manual training and lab equipment, prompting calls to rent vacant buildings or erect new classrooms to handle the surplus.
Leonard Hoffman confessed to eighty robberies in Newark describing thefts done for fun. He also said he shot Orin Taylor on August 12 during a gang attempt to steal an automobile. A pirate chest with six revolvers was found under his bed. In Westchester Pa Mrs. John R. Pechin escorted two prisoners to Eastern Penitentiary showing her deputy sheriff’s authority.
Mrs. Sharp, 63, mother of Dr. F. F. C. Sharp of High Point, died yesterday noon in a Greensboro hospital after several days illness. Funeral will be held this afternoon in Stokesdale with Rev. Crouch officiating. Survived by children F. F. C. Sharp of High Point J. G. Sharp and W. R. Sharp of Madison Cora Sharp of Madison and Mrs. W. H. Knight of Stokesdale. Brother Robert Neal of Stokesdale and sisters Mrs. Lindsay Knight of Stokesdale and Mrs. J. L. Angle of Madison.
Rev James A Clarke pastor of First Baptist in High Point has been called to lead the new Larchmont Baptist Church in Norfolk Virginia Whether he accepts is unclear friends hope he stays in High Point The Norfolk congregation is new and impressed by his preaching Atlantic City Hotel Cuts Room Prices The Ambassador hotel in Atlantic City slashes room rates with up to 25 percent off ocean front rooms and 33 1 3 percent off side or ocean view rooms
Ads signed care of The Enterprise are strictly confidential and not publicly disclosed. The notice conveys privacy for listings and submissions, with emphasis on discretion and limited circulation among approved readers.
Rev Charles P Coble pastor of the First Presbyterian Church returned from South Carolina where he led evangelistic meetings at Cold Indiantown Presbyterian Church in Williamsburg County. The historic 1750s edifice saw several conversions and many new members join.
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