Aimee Master News of Whitsett
Aimee Master reports from Whitsett detailing local events and community updates as compiled by DON ROBERTS NEA Service Writer.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1930
Page
6
Aimee Master reports from Whitsett detailing local events and community updates as compiled by DON ROBERTS NEA Service Writer.
Los Angeles report recalls Aimee Semple McPherson’s rise to prominence in the 1920s, overseeing the Angelus Temple with KFSG radio, a 12,000-member church, and a growing Four Square Gospel ministry. The piece details internal strife with Ma Kennedy, the mother figure, and a famous rift over control, followed by McPherson expanding nationwide while continuing high-profile religious activity.
The Canterbury club will meet Friday at 3:39 p.m. with Mrs. L. F. Voorhees at her Greenway Drive home. The OES will hold its regular meeting tonight at the Masonic Temple. all members urged to attend with visitors welcome.
Mr and Mrs C E Ridge spent Saturday in Greensboro visiting Mr and Mrs Lonnie Hardin. Roy Welborn returned from New York after ten days away. Chester Massey of Trinity leaves for Raleigh to enter State College for the winter. Louise Massey departs for Durham to join Duke University as a junior. Mrs Lamar Gidney of Shelby visits Emerywood with sister Mrs J W Kearns. Gladys Ellington goes to Louisville for school. Charles Hinkle and family hosted in Greensboro at 331 West Russell. Ralph Weedon travels to Raleigh to begin senior year at State College. Mrs Ben Cooper of Statesville visits sister Mrs Alexander Rankin Jr in Emerywood. Mr and Mrs Knox Wilson and their sons Knox Jr and Gurney accompany.
A decorative suggestion recommends bright yellow or green pots to enhance a hesitant fern. Place an animal figure on its side for added charm. The piece notes tall cat tails and escalating chanticleer feathers among a green or yellow iron menagerie that harmonizes with the fern’s color.
The Southern Railway announces faster schedules from Florida to Washington Cincinnati effective Sept 30. Perishable loads from Down State Florida depart Jacksonville daily at 2:00 p m eastbound and 2:30 p m westbound, reaching markets by the next mornings or afternoons in major hubs. Connections extend to Detroit Cleveland and other points.
In a special balloon a hollow aluminum ball will carry Prof. M Piccard of the University of Brussels and a companion to ten miles up. At that altitude air supply and pressure control will require on board machinery to maintain normal conditions.
The fall ensembles feature a coat and a dress that are clearly independent in cut color and fabric, emphasizing two distinct styles. The contrast highlights separate fashion statements within the season's wardrobe.
In London the Prince of Wales is expected to be among the godfathers at the christening of Princess Margaret Rose, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York. In Mexico City a presidential decree calls for study of a plan to require horse race concession companies at Tijuana to route telegrams via Mexican national railways to the United States.
Madrid reports indicate the Duke of Alba, a Spanish noble and secretary of state, is about to resign from Prime Minister Damasco Berenguer’s cabinet. In Havana, statements by former Cuban president Mario Mengel suggest he may run for president again, replacing Gerardo Machado.
The 6,614 ton steamer from Tyne to New York ran ashore seven miles from Peterhead in Aberdeenshire after hours of pounding on rocks. In Bombay India the government approved a three month extension of the montorium on the stock exchange suspending speculative dealings. Paris dispatches note continued activity with further details pending.
Mrs. M. C. Taylor of Lewisburg West Virginia reports dropping from 175 to 15912 pounds in two weeks. She says headaches and shortness of breath disappeared after using Kruschen daily. The ad promotes a half teaspoon in hot water each morning, noting an 8 5 cent bottle lasts four weeks and urging purchase at Mann Drug Co or any drugstore.
Boats remained in difficulty off the coast of France as a Friday storm abated. Eight naval vessels were active in search of the disabled craft.
A talkie theater has stalled in the home of A W Peterson in St Louis. Local sources report delays delaying opening plans and production steps remain pending at the residence.
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