Church Services and Schedules for Several Congregations
Tomorrow’s church listings include Palm Sunday services at St Marys Episcopal with Holy Communion at 8 am and morning prayer at 11 am, a 7 20 pm evening service, and a Good Friday augmented choir. First Methodist Protestant and other churches announce Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 11 am and 7 30 pm, with choir rehearsals and midweek prayer meetings.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal
H. Norwood Bowne
H. J. Coffield
Nancy Lay
George R. Brown
KR. H. Shaw, Jr
Christian Endeavor Society
Sunday Services at First Reformed Church Highlight Speaker
Rev Milton Whitener pastors the morning service with Sunday school at 9 45 and sermon themed The King Cometh The evening service follows at 730 Mrs Bb B Krammes of Tiffin Ohio presides as president of the woman's missionary society of the General Synod of the Reformed church and will deliver the address.
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First Reformed
Milton Whitener
John W. Hedrick
Bb. B. Krammes
Tiffin
Ohio
Woman's Missionary Society
The
General Synod of the Reformed Church
First Presbyterian Service Schedule and Theme
The Rev Charles FPF Coble leads Bible school at 9 45 with R FE Ranson as superintendent. Services are at 11 00 a m and 7 59 p m including a communion at 11 00 a m. Sermon subject The Triumph of
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First Presbyterian
Charles Fpf. Coble
Bible School
R. FE. Ranson
Wesley Memorial Worship Schedule and Special Music
Reverend W. A. Lambeth serves as pastor with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. B. C. Harmon is superintendent. Worship times are 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Special morning music includes an anthem “I Will Magnify Thee” by Rogers. Evening music features a quartet and “Incline Thine Ear” by Himmel.
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Wesley Memorial
W. A. Lambeth
B. C. Harmon
Rogers
Himmel
Emmanuel Lutheran Sunday activities canceled due to pastor illness
Rev F I Conrad pastor illness causes no morning or evening services at Emmanuel Lutheran. Sunday school underway at 9 45 a m. Luther League to meet at the church at 6 30 p m.
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Emmanuel Lutheran
F. I. Conrad
Luther League
Alamance Church to Host 1923 Orange Presbyterial Meeting
Lexington April 8 The Orange Presbyterial voted to hold the 1923 meeting at Alamance church marking the centennial of women’s mission work in the state. Mrs S C Brawley of Durham was re elected president with Lawrence Holt of Burlington as vice president Lynn Williamson of Graham as secretary and F D Manning of Durham as treasurer. Reports show auxiliaries contributed 69759 during the past year.
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Lexington
Orange Presbyterial
Alamance Church
S. C. Brawley
Durham
Lawrence Holt
Burlington
Lynn B. Williamson
Graham
F. D. Manning
Women Rob Train Burn Newspapers at Dunfanaghy Depot
Three women armed with revolvers halted officials at the Dunfanaghy road depot in County Donegal, seized newspapers from Belfast, then returned to the train which continued its journey.
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Woomen
Berlfast
Dunfanaghy Road
County Donegal
Belfast
Redpath Chautauqua Arrives in High Point May Nineteenth
Eighteen attractions headline a seven day Redpath Chautauqua opening May 19 in High Point. The lineup features Turn to the Right and Friendly Enemies plays, Irene Stolofsky violinist, Judge Marcus Kavanagh, Governor Brough of Arkansas, and lectures on America's Leadership of the World and The New Industrial Day.
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Lieurance
Little Symphony Orchestra
Marcus Kavanagh
Brough
Arkansas
Irene Stolofsy
Jess Pugh
Charles H. Brough
America
Montague Nght Opera
Montagues
Edward Trefz
United States Chamber of Commerce
Iman
tJrene Stolofsy
Miss Stolofsky
Corcert
Sidney Chandon
Twain
Spling
Longfellow
Cramer-Kurz
Evelyn Hansen
New York
Thurlow Lieurance
Klimetonka
Harold Lewis
Kavanagh
American Bar Association
Chester M. Sanford
Mary Mason
Duval Brothers
Kathleen Scott
Catherine Denny
M J Wrenn sells Reade Street lot to John Parker
M J Wrenn sold a lot on Reade Street to John Parker for 1500 dollars per a deed recorded yesterday. Other filed deeds include P C McIntyre to R E Kubler for English Street and Layetteville Street lots at 1000 dollars and Ray Street property for 1000 dollars, Zilla Smith to Katie Smith Roberts for three lots in the W C Welborn plot for 10 dollars and other considerations.
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M. J. Wrenn
Reade Street
John Parker
P. C. McIntyre
R. E. Kubler
English Street
Layetteville Street
A. M. Rankin
Ray Street
Zilla Smith
Katie Smith Roberts
W. C. Welborn
Albanian children learn games through Junior Red Cross aid
In Tirana Albania war weary children now enjoy play and laughter thanks to funds from America's Junior Red Cross. Boys and girls learn to play prisoner's base burn the city and hopscotch outside the parliament building and inside school they sew embroider and care for the sick.
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Tirana
Albania
America
Red Cross
Review progress of modern science in the west
Salt Lake City hosts a special summer meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science with the Pacific division annual meeting from June 22 to 24. The Pacific division drawing members from Alaska to Hawaii and the Philippines, plus Mexico and other Pacific islands, continues its 1921 apportionment.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Association
Pacific
Alaska
British Columbia
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Nevada
Mexico
Sonora
Chianhue
Hawaii
The
Philippines
Islands
Ministers to Hold Mass Meeting on Dancing in Asheville
Asheville ministers call a mass meeting for April 8 to reason with dancers and parents about the city ordinance banning public dancing passed last fall and to seek its relaxation or repeal amid growing calls for change.
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Asheville
American Association of Science Supports Global Grants and Members
The association funds 24 grants totaling 5000 for research and lists 12000 members with a Pacific division of about 1500. It cooperates with 97 American scientific organizations and 43 associated societies, publishes Science weekly, and notes beans mature twice as fast under electric light.
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Americas
Academies of Science
Council of the Association
Association
Science
Rail Employes Body Opens Biennial Conference
Chicago April 8 The railway employes department of the American Federation of Labor begins a two week biennial conference April 10 with 500 delegates from every railroad represented The session will review private ownership since the war and discuss outside shop contracts reducing shop men under railroad labor board and wage decisions.
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Chicago
Railway Employes Department
American Federation of Labor
Carmen
B. M. Jewell
The
Coal shipments scarce in Denmark as US share falls
Copenhagen reports imports of American coal into Denmark declined sharply last year. Great Britain again led Danish coal markets. In 1920 the United States supplied about half of Denmark's 2,200,000 tons of coal imports, but by 1921 its share fell to less than one tenth.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Great Britain
United States
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Friends
Samuel Ll. Haworth
Joseph D. Cox
Clarence Schultheiss
First Presbyterian Church
Schultheiss
Guilford Church
Solo
Buick
Wells Auto Sales Company
Redpath Bureau
Poe
Fowler Lumber CO
Hamilton St
RAIL
Chicago Review
Progress of Railways
Wachovia
Winston-Salem
Trusts Insurance
North Carolina
Raleigh
High Point
Salisbury
Isaac Newton
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