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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1926

Page

8

Bullard Salary Hike Approved by City Council

City council at a special meeting raised several salaries including City Manager Pickett from 4200 to 5000, Tax Collector Bullard from 200 to 250 per month, and police ranks from 125 to 135, with votes largely unanimous except for a heated police raise debate.

Dave EB. Bullard Joe Worth Pickett Bullard Worth Davis Snow Grayson Op Posing High Point North Carolina

Davidson Wildcats Meet Elon College In State Grid Clash

Nearly 20 High Point football fans traveled to Davidson College to watch the opening state football season clash between the Davidson Wildcats and Elon College. The day topped 92 degrees with a 63 degree low. noon readings hit 76. No building permits were issued, and all Jewish stores closed for Yom Kippur observance until 6:30 PM.

Davidson College Davidson Wildcats Elon College

City Council Votes for East Green Street Survey to Set Building Line

At a special meeting the city council unanimously authorized an immediate survey of East Green Street from South Main to Springfield Avenue to establish a building line and widen the street within the near future. The survey will start within days. Also noted is Mrs. Van B Holt’s illness at her Centennial Avenue home.

East Green Street South Main Springfield Avenue van B. Holt Centennial Avenue

Black and Silver Dresses with Silver Embroidery

A description of semi-tailored black canton dresses featuring silver embroidery and ribbon accents. Includes weather note about unusually clear atmosphere and bright stars suggesting possible rain.

City Schools Face Congestion as Enrollment Surges

Superintendent T Wingate Andrews reports daily increases in enrollment across city schools with Emma Blair registering over 1000 pupils. Primary grades run double shifts, while two small houses near Emma Blair are being used as temporary classrooms. A new eastern elementary school is deemed urgently needed to handle the pupil load.

T. Wingate Andrews Emma Blair Andrews City Schoo Board High Point

Brotherhood meeting at Emmanuel Lutheran Church

The Men’s Brotherhood of Emmanuel Lutheran Church met for an enjoyable session with dinner served by Ladies Aid. Inspirational talks were given by P. J. Dishner, Robert Conrad, Dr. A. P. Staley, D. E. Cauble, Ray Daniels and Rev. F. L. Conrad. Floyd Teague was elected to represent the local church at the United Lutheran Brotherhood convention in Richmond in October.

Men’s Brotherhood of Emmanuel Lutheran Church Ladies Aid P. J. Dishner Robert Conrad A. P. Staley D. E. Cauble Ray Daniels F. L. Conrad Floyd Teague United Lutheran Church Richmond

Dr. Andrews to Lead Sunday Service at Green Street Church

In Rev. H. L. Stevens absence, Dr. R. M. Andrews president of High Point College will preach tomorrow at 11:00 AM. That evening at 7:30 PM Dr. M. L. Kesler of the Thomasville orphanage will deliver a sermon. Stevens is visiting Henderson for a two week revival.

H. L. Stevens Green Street Baptist Church R. M. Andrews High Point College M. L. Kesler Thomasville Mr. Stevens Henderson

Revival at Mechanicsville Baptist Begins Sunday Evening

The Rev. J. M. Hillard assisted by Rev. B. K. Mason of Greensboro will lead ten days of meetings at Mechanicsville Baptist Church starting Sunday evening at 7 30. Services will be held each night with preaching and the public is invited.

J. M. Hillard B. K. Mason Greensboro Mechanicsville Baptist Church

Russian Peasant Dresses On Display With Bright Embroidery

The exhibit features numerous dresses of the Russian peasant style noted for high collars and large boldly embroidered sleeves. The display highlights traditional garment designs and regional craftsmanship.

Annie Newton Hospitalized After Auto Strike in High Point

Mrs Annie Newton 1216 South Main Street is hospitalized with injuries after being struck by a Chevrolet driven by Mrs Shields of Thomasville while crossing the street near her home at 730 pm. Ambulance summoned and hospital care expected to aid recovery. Frank Sizemore secretary and T Wingate Andrews president report mailed statements for community chest pledges urging prompt payment to meet budget and support local work.

Annie Newton GAR South Main Street Newton Shields Thomasville Frank Sizemore T. Wingate Andrews High Point North Carolina Andrews Community Chest

Plain fabrics dominate winter wear trends

Plain fabrics remain in front as winter apparel shifts away from prints and brocades, which have been moving out for several weeks.

Rev W B Davis leads revival amid Mrs Woodall's death

Mrs Sabra E. Woodall 31 wife of Thornton M Woodall died at Archdale home after extended illness. She leaves her parents two children and siblings. Funeral at residence 3:30 pm with burial in Oakwood Memorial Park. Rev W B Davis preached last night and four revival services are planned at Main Street Methodist Church tomorrow.

Sabra E. Woodall Thornton M. Woodall Archdale Woodall Jamestown M. G Julia Creasey W. B. Davis Main Street Methodist Church Carolyn Hosford Miss Hosford Mr. Davis

Lockyer Links Sunspot Cycles to Indian Rainfall

Fifty years ago Sir Norman Lockyer announced a proposed link between sunspot cycles and monsoon rainfall in India, suggesting solar activity could influence weather patterns and rainfall amounts.

Norman Lockyer India

Civic group seeks funds to support community services

The organization appeals for donations to sustain its local programs and public welfare efforts. It cites financial shortfalls and outlines upcoming fundraising initiatives to aid its mission and support residents.

Corporate Communion at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church

A corporate celebration of the Holy Communion will be held at Saint Mary's Episcopal church tomorrow morning at 7 30 for the confirmed men and boys of the church. Every man and boy designated is urged to attend this service.

Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church

Carter Dalton Doner of Volumes to High Point Library

High Point Public Library receives seven volume set titled Source Records of the Great War donated by Carter Dalton in memory of J. J. Farriss a civic leader who died September 27, 1923. The volumes are registered to the library under the American Legion with signatures of J. R. McQuigg.

American Legion High Point Carter Dalton J. J. Farriss France Belgium England Germany Italy Poland Uruguay High Point Public Library

The Scotch Race Height Report

The article notes the Scots in the race are tall with the average male height listed at five feet eight and three quarters inches.

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