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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1926

Page

8

Revival at West End Baptist Church Opens Today

The West End Baptist church begins its yearly revival with an 11 o clock morning service. Meetings will run nightly for an undetermined period. Pastor Rev Samuel T Hensley will preach and Roy Bethune of Green Street Baptist will lead the music.

West End Baptist Church Samuel T. Hensley Roy Bethune Green Street Baptist Church Mr. Hensley

Special Communication of Numa F. Reid Lodge Announces Meeting

Attention Masons There will be a special communication of Numa F. Reid Lodge No. 344 A F and A M Monday night at 7 30 Work in First Degree All Master Masons cordially invited to attend By order H R Williams W M W Be Herndon Sec

Numa F. Reid Lodge

Revivalist Bethune Leads West End Church Choir

Reverend Bethune, a High Point college student, serves as assistant pastor and chorister at Green Street church and is known for his choir leadership. He invites interested singers to a special rehearsal Sunday at 5 PM. The pastor will preach Gospel Fire Sunday morning. Sunday night service starts 7:45 PM with possible 7:30 PM weekday change. Rev Hensley invites the public to attend services at Redding and Ennis streets.

High Point West End Mr. Bethune High Point College Green Street Bethune West End Baptist Church Redding Ennis Street Mr. Hensley

Eight Months School Term Advocated by North Carolina Official

North Carolina state superintendent A. T. Allen urged an eight months school term at a Rockingham county gathering. He outlined a constitutional amendment and voter ratification process, stressing the term would require time to implement but is a permanent public education standard. He dismissed taxation as a blocker, arguing longer terms serve all students and teachers.

J. C. Baskerwill Wentworth North Carolina A. T. Allen Board of Education Rockingham County Mr. Allen General Assembly Allen Sta Ted Department of Education Allen

Eight Month School Term Question Urges Immediate Action

The editorial argues for an eight month term to halt generations of neglecting students. It warns every year of delay costs a full crop of children who could benefit and urges North Carolina residents to decide the issue on its merits. A brief, satirical note then mocks penalties for pedestrians and reckless drivers.

North Carolina

Judge Do You Want to Murder Me Colliers

A fragment quotes a courtroom exchange with a defiant question directed at a judge. The brief line reflects a courtroom tension or litigant’s challenge during proceedings. No additional context or outcomes are provided in the readable text.

Mistaken Identity Sparks House Conflict

A domestic dispute unfolds as a chauffeur seeks a ride while a maid asserts her role in the house. The incident centers on power dynamics and boundaries in a domestic setting.

New Civic Club Forming For Young City Men

An American Business club for young men is organizing in High Point. Forty charter members will be admitted with W. E. Fitch Jr and J Maxwell Joice supervising. Reception closes Wednesday as the group expands across 32 states with 150 clubs now in existence.

Sheraton Hotel W. E. Fitch, Jr J. Maxwell Joice American Business Organization Birmingham Ala R. W. Slate W. H. Bailey KF. H. Bragg S. H. Denney S. H. Strickland J. H. Roundtree William C. Guthrie W. F. Bailey Clayton Clark I. L. Morrison

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West End Baptists’ Church Samuel JT. Hensley Masons H. R. Williams, W. M W. BE. Herndon North Main St Freckles AGS Oscar By Blosser NEA Service. Inc High Point Morris Plan Bank Washington Street Dodge Brothers Foupe STAS O. B Detroit, Mich Faison Motor CO Thomasville Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co O. FE Mendenhall Roy C Red Bell Shoe Store American Theatre At & O'Clock Dorothy Gish Nell Gwyn Paramount King Camel City Coach Co Kernersville Winston Greensboro Camel City Coach Company Winston-Salem, N. C Hone Rome Associated Press Che High Point Enterprise NEW Civic Club Winston-Salem, N.C Keith Vaudeville Keith Matinee Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co Wachovia Bank Building
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