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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1924

Page

5

Rules of the Air safety code issued by Commerce

The Bureau of Standards released new sections of the American aeronautical safety code establishing traffic and pilotage rules, airman qualifications, and parachute standards. It forbids risky tricks without permit, sets minimum altitudes for city landings, defines right of way for airships over airplanes and balloons over both, and prescribes passing to the right with no overtaking.

Washington Bureau of Standards Department of Commerce Bureau Society of Automotive Engineers

Thomasville Society Notes Visitors and Social Activity

Mrs H T Hethcock and son Ted Jr visit High Point with Mrs W L Hargett. J A Green and Mrs D E Hoover spend yesterday in High Point. E L Webb and F O D Jones motor to Roxboro for Dr Bradsher funeral. Mrs Claude McCuiston and Misses Cynthia Laura File shop in Greensboro. W O Minter in city from Charlotte. Lizzie Johnson returns from Sharon DC. Elizabeth Reed visits Susie Myers. A Swaim visits High Point with Martine Barker. Rev P E Parker returns from Prospect revival. James D Wilson visits from Greenville DC. Mrs G C MacQueen visits from Rocky Ford CO. John R Myers, Susie Myers attend Lyon-Wood wedding. Susie bridesmaid. Mrs J A McCauley visits Mount Gilead daughter. Mrs L A Kress returns from Balti more with Miriam and sons Jacob Lewis. Kress buys fall goods for department store. Guy Gibbs visits Rev G.

Thomasville H. T. Hethcock Ted, Jr High Point W. L. Hargett Johnson Street J. A. Green D. E. Hoover EL. L. Webb F. OD. Jones Roxboro Martine Barker P. E. Parker Prospect W. S. Cherry James D. Wilson Greenville D. C G. C. MacQueen Rocky Ford Col

Madame Brittie Paintist and Mind Reader on North Main

Madame Brittie, a scientific paintist and mind reader, offers advice on love, courtship, marriage, and life affairs. She claims to locate lost or stolen articles and to help with business matters. Located two tents from the car line on North Main Street with offices 9 am to 5 pm.

Madame Brittie North Main Street

Sand Bottles From Chicago Institute Count 2800 Specimens

A Chicago scientific institute has gathered 2,800 sand specimens in glass bottles for study. Researchers document diverse grain types, colors, and origins, building a large local collection to aid geology and mineralogy research.

Chicago

Randolph Stills Destroyed in Asheboro Raid

Asheboro records report two more Randolph County stills seized Tuesday by Sheriff A. Carl Cox Chief of Police Steel Walter Presnell and Deputy L Walker of New Hope township. Found with several gallons of beer and whisky both stills were destroyed. Work begins on new Methodist Episcopal church site at Fayetteville and Salisbury streets costing about 75000 dollars and designed for tile and tapestry brick with twenty Sunday rooms an auditorium of 600 seats parlors kitchen and pastor study. Building committee includes C C Crawford W J Armfield Susan Stedman D B McCrary Hugh Parks. Trustees ordered sale of current church building nearby.

Asheborg New Methodist. Episcopal Church Asheboro C.C. Crawford W. J. Armfield Susan “Stedman D. B. McCrary Hugh Parks

Pastor Rev. Leslie R. Anderson May Resume Here

Sept 18 at St. Joseph Michigan church leaders discuss Rev. Leslie R. Anderson who was found unconscious in Chicago yesterday and may resume his pastorate at the First Evangelical Church if he desires. He lies in a Chicago county hospital with unexplained lacerations.

St., Joseph Mich Leslie R. Anderson Chicago First Evangelical Anderson

Gossip bys member of his congregation opening Vienna union congress

Four hundred thousand workers paraded at the opening of the International Trades Union congress in Vienna. Thirty tons of coral have been imported from the Bahamas by the American Museum of Natural History.

Inernational Trades Union Congress Vienna Bahamas The American Museum of Natural History

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