North Carolina to Send Large Delegation to Dallas Meeting
North Carolina will send a large delegation to the national Building and Loan convention in Dallas May 21 to 25. Gilbert Hendrix of Concord will head the state group, with 14 reservations on a special Charlotte pullman car. The event expects 3,000 to 5,000 delegates and features a busy agenda including sessions, conferences, a banquet, and election of officers.
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North Carolina
National Convention of Building and Loan Associations
Dallas
Texas
Gilbert Hendrix
Concord
North Carolina Building and Loan League
J. F. Stevens
Greensboro
Transportation Committee
Charlotte
United States League
Otto T. Salick
Milwaukee
Wis
American Savings Building and Loan Institute
League
Harry Mce- Enery
Timesslat
New Orleans
Easter Service by Senior Endeavorers at Central Friends
A special Easter service was held last night at Central Friends church by the Senior Christian Endeavor society. Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes delivered a brief message after passion music and hymns sung by quartets and duets. Mae Frazier led the program and read the daily lesson. Walter Beck read a second Bible lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends Church
Senior
Christian Endeavor Society
Tom Alderman Sykes
Sykes
Norman Fidler
Fidler
Mae Frazier
Walter Beck
Street Brawl Leaves Boy Wounded in Guilford
Merriman Brown aged 12 was slashed on the right cheek with a pocket knife in a street fight in front of 313 North Street. Willie Quick, also about 12, was the other participant. Brown was taken to Guilford General Hospital in Yow's ambulance, stitched, and sent home to 408 Hoskins Street. The other boy fled after the ambulance arrived. The cause of the fight was not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriman Brown
Hoskins Street
North Street
Willie Quick
Guilford General Hospital
Services Sunday at Green Street Church
Regular services will be held Sunday at the Green Street Baptist church. Rev. H. T. Stevens will preach at 11 oclock on The Living Christ. At 7:30 p.m. the choir will perform an Easter cantata Immortality by Stults. A large crowd is expected. Public invited.
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Green Street Baptist Church
H. T. Stevens
Stults
Raleigh Museum Accepts Whale Washed Ashore
Wrightsville's sperm whale washed ashore and dissected at a Cape Fear facility before being shipped to the Raleigh state museum. H. H. Brimley inspected the specimen in Wrightsville and Wilmington as crowds gathered to view the giant carcass. Mayor George E. Kidder delivered the whale after it washed ashore Wednesday night.
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Raleigh
Wrightsville
State Museum
Wilmington
Cape Fear River
H. H. Brimley
State House of Curios
George E. Kidder
South Leads National Interscholastic Title Race
Canton Illinois faces Grand Forks North Dakota and Ashland Kentucky meets Vienna Georgia in the semifinals of the national interscholastic basketball tournament at the University of Chicago. The winners clash for the title tonight while the consolation flight narrows to semi finals with three eastern and one mid western team remaining.
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Chicago
South
Middle West
Canton
Ills
Drew Grand Forks
N. D
Ashland
Vienna
University of Chicago
Wheeling
W. Va
Wilmington
N. C
Naugatauck
Yosemite Park Eyes Record Visitor Year
Yosemite National Park officials anticipate a record year as the season begins with attendance already 300 percent higher than last year. Officials say the surge reflects strong interest from travelers and growing tourism.
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Yosemite National Park
Salvation Army Youth Conference Held Despite Rain in North Carolina
The third annual Salvation Army Young People's conference in North Carolina proceeded with all councils and Open Air meetings held. Delegates, numbering over 400, were photographed in front of the high school and from the air over Guilford airport. A missionary service follows tomorrow afternoon at the American theatre, with a grand closing salvation meeting slated for Sunday night.
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N. S. Marshall
The
Salvation Army
Army
W. A. McIntyre
Young People’s Division
North Carolina
Pitcairn
Guilford
McIntyre
Hopkins
Marshall
Hoe
Main Street
Gilmer’s Department
Wachovia Bank
Beeson Hardware Store
Wrenn Street
Broad
East Washington
Adjt
Purdum
Asheville
Hickory
Statesville
Salisbury
Kinston
MacCrady
Hendersonville
High Point
Burlington
Durham
Raleigh
Fayetteville
Ensign Bivans
Greensboro
Henderson
Rocky Mount
Goldsboro
New Bern
Carter
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Wilson
Greenville
Wilmington
Mount Airy
City Police Department
Simon the Cyrenian
American Theatre
Welfare department seeks baby and child clothing aid
Mrs. W. Hammond, executive secretary of the Board of Public Welfare, appealed for baby clothing for poor families. She also needs outfits for two three year olds and dresses for three mothers, asking residents to call the welfare department to arrange pickup.
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Board of Public Welfare
W. ©. Hammond
Welfare Department
Weaver Funeral for John W. Weaver at Fairfield
Funeral services for John W. Weaver well known farmer who died at his home on the Fairfield road were held at the Fairfield M. P. church yesterday afternoon conducted by Rev. W. F. Ashburn and Rev. E. W. Jones of Wesleyan Methodist church. Relatives and friends packed the church with pallbearers and flower bearers named. Interment followed in Fairfield cemetery.
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John W. Weaver
Fairfield Road
Fairfield M. P
W. F. Ashburn
E. W. Jones
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Frank Alien
Hadley Spoon
R. G. Roberson
J. ©. Cook
H. W. Agner
C. 8. Keller
Rev. George Stephens Unable to Appear at First Baptist
Rev. George Stephens, famed evangelist, was called out of town and cannot preach tomorrow at First Baptist church. Dr. Lloyd T. Wilson will fill the pulpit at both services, preaching in the morning on The Cup of the Silver, Which and at night on The Great est Theological Truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stephens
First Baptist Church
Lloyd T. Wilson
Easter Services Announced at St Marys Episcopal
Rev H Nor wood Bowne announces Easter at St Marys Episcopal church corner Farriss Avenue and North Main Street. Early communion at 7 30 a m church school Easter service at 9 30 a m Holy Communion sermon and special music at 11 a m. There will be no night service. Visitors welcome.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Farriss Avenue
North Main Street
H. Norwood Bowne
Friends Choir Sings Olivet to Calvary at Central Friends
The Central Friends church hosts a sacred Easter cantata Olivet to Calvary performed by the Friends choir tomorrow night. Solo parts are by Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes Norman Fidler Arthur Fidler Miss Chan dos Kimrey and Miss Campbell of Guilford College.
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Olivet To Calvary
Central Friends Church
Tom Alderman Sykes
Norman Fidler
Arthur Fidler
Sunrise Service At English Street Church
There will be no special sunrise prayer meeting at English Street Methodist Protestant church tomorrow morning. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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English Street Methodist Protestant Church
City Manager Sets Rules For Evening Show Load At Main And Wrenn
High Point officials led by City Manager Pilcher require the Johnny J. Jones show at Main street and the Miller Brothers show at Wrenn street to load under strict conditions to keep crossings open and traffic flowing. Loading must not start before Saturday night traffic ends, be completed before 9 am Sunday, and be approved by the state highway department and city police and fire chiefs.
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Pilcher
Main Street
Wrenn Street
Johnny J. Jones
Miller Brothers Folk
Wrenn Streets
State Highway Department
High Point
L. R. Gibson
A. B. Horney
J. W. Mills
Miller Brothers Show
Southern Railway Company
Jones
Mr. Pilcher
Easter Sunrise Service by High Point Christian Endeavor
The annual Easter sunrise service of the High Point Christian Endeavor union will be held at Central Friends annex tomorrow at 7 a m. Rev Tom Alderman Sykes of Central Friends church will deliver a brief message joined by a union choir. Mrs J C Whitesell assisted by Cary Davis directs the music. Miss Dorothy Ann Gardyne will recite. All are invited.
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High Point Christian Endeavor Union
Central Friends Annex
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Union
J. C. Whitesell
First Methodist Protestant Church
Cary Davis
Dorothy Ann Gardyne
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Rines Brothers
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Frank Rines
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Fr. W. Ashburn
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MR. Stephens
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