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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1919
Page
2
The government will hold an aviation safety competition on March 1 with total prizes of 340000 for efficient flying craft. Two classes, small two person and large 15 person, offer top prizes of 506000 and 100000 respectively. Entries close December 31. A separate float seaplane contest offers 50000 for first place.
Local churches announce Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 with evening services at 8 p m. First Reformed and First Methodist Protestant list pastors and lay leaders, while Bethel Reformed promotes revival meetings and cottage prayer gatherings. St Mary’s Episcopal notes 1918 dates and next church convention in Detroit.
Pastor P D Brown leads Sunday morning worship at 9 45 with sermon by A W Kiemme, superintendent. Morning worship continues at 11 o'clock and evening service at 8 in the Masonic hall. All welcomed.
Main Street Methodist church led by Rev H H Robbins holds Sunday school at 9 30. preaching at 11. Evening worship details to be announced. Wesley Memorial hosts revival with Rev L Wyrick of Elon College preaching 11 am and 8 pm. Christian Endeavor midweek prayer Wednesday at 8. All invited.
In Paris on September 26 authorities begin actions against boric acid use in food. Eggs allegedly pickled in boric acid are offered in markets while butchers use borates to slow spoilage of their wares.
In Mexico City on September 20 the Mexican national socialist party adopted a resolution calling for unity of Mexican workers against United States intervention. It condemns capitalism and argues armed action to topple Carranza would yield a government subservient to Wall Street.
Old Glory was floated at the mast head of the Lakeside in Belfast harbor marking the first American ship to ply Belfast to New York biweekly in many years. The arrival signals renewed American interest in Irish trade and Belfast shipment needs.
First Baptist and Wesley Memorial announce revival services led by Rev Parke Culpepper with special morning sermons and Sunday school at 9:30. A statewide $75,000,000 campaign is the focus of Monday prayers. Midweek prayer meeting postponed due to Culpepper revival.
Rev J F Black, who led a two week revival at West End Baptist, preaches tonight at 11 am and again Sunday night for the closing service. Sunday school starts 9 45 am led by Supt T L Chamblin. Baptism announced Sunday as the church notes spiritual uplift and new members.
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