Surrey Tobacco Growers Vote Today On Federal Control
Weather notes from the Carolinas and Georgia show cloudy conditions with light rain or frost risk in higher elevations. North Carolina warns of possible frost in northwest areas with Sunday cooler then fair on the coast, while Georgia sees parity cloudiness and light frost in central regions. Winds from Atteras to Jacksonville shift west to northwest with possible mist tonight.
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Death of Mrs Nannie Cranford at Pleasant Garden
Mrs Nannie Hackett Cranford aged 80 died at her home on Pleasant Garden route one Wednesday night after a period of heart trouble. She is survived by her husband Leah Crawford two daughters Mrs F B Fields of Guilford College and Mrs R G Burge of High Point one sister Mrs E B Hodgin of Greensboro and three brothers C E B J B and W a eet all of Pleasant Garden Funeral service from Center Friends church Friday morning by Rev J W Woodley with interment in the church cemetery.
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Asheboro
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Guilford College
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High Point
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Greensboro
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Pleasant Gar
Center Friends Church
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Hal Worth Goins dies at 89 in Asheboro area
Hal Worth Goins 89 of near Asheboro died Thursday morning at 4 30 from tuberculosis. Survived by widow one daughter Edith Mae Goins mother Mrs Della Goins of Franklinville and brother Charlie Goins of High Point. Services set for Saturday at Neighbors Grove Church with interment to follow.
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Asheboro
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Della Goins
Franklinville
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High Point
Grove Church
Gordon Gray Announces Candidacy For State Senate
Enterprise Bureau reports Winston Salem publisher Gordon Gray, known for tobacco family prominence, enters the state senate race after Senator Hubert McRae Ratiff declines reelection. Speculation of little opposition contrasts with Ralph W. McDonald’s known influence, and Roy Lawrence of CIO may challenge for Forsyth’s seat.
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North Carolina
Big political figures clash in rival bus showdown
The piece notes a flurry of high profile politicians debating a large bus battle last week that nearly neutralized their influence, likening the clash to Bailey and another U S senator in a standoff.
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North Carolina tag slogan humor in Fayetteville sighting
A Fayetteville street scene featured a car with the slogan Bedford the No-Tax Town on its city tag. The writer notes such bold tags could fuel a slogan for the state and imagines a No Tax State to rival disputed messages.
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McMillan Contemplates Senate Run Against Hallentine
Roy L. McMillan a Raleigh lawyer active in American Legion circles considers challenging State Senator L. Y. Hallentine. McMillan led the Sandy Graham for governor veterans group in 1936 and is well known in Wake county. Hallentine, from rural Wake Varina, drew city opposition by blocking liquor store profits sharing with Raleigh.
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Who Do You Say Jesus Is Christ the Messiah
Sunday School lesson on Mark 8 27 38 urges belief Jesus is the Christ not a prophet. Peter declares him the Messiah yet must learn the cross ahead, deny self, take up the cross and follow, or lose eternal life. Faith tested by ridicule and adversity.
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Tabernacle Weekly Schedule of Services and Talks
The Tabernacle outlines Sunday activities with a 9 45 a m Sunday school a 11 00 a m morning worship led by the pastor on Walking Even As Christ Walked The 6 30 p m Young People’s service and 7 30 p m Evangelistic service featuring Rev Williams on Why All Good People Will Be Lost Tuesday 7 30 p m cottage prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m midweek service and Saturday 7 p m Fishers of Men group
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Lutheran Emmanuel Passion Week Talks Set
Rev. F. L. Conrad leads Passion Week at Lutheran Emmanuel Church with nightly 7 30 o clock sermons on Holy Week Choices The lineup includes Jesus Chooses the Bitter Cup Penitent Thief Beloved John Judas Chooses the Thirty Pieces of Silver The People Choose Barabbas and Hands of God Palm Sunday service at 11 00 will be Jesus In Jerusalem Proceeds emphasize daily reflections through Holy Week ideals.
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Eternal salvation over worldly wealth and glory
A spiritual exhortation urges choosing salvation through Jesus Christ over earthly riches. It contrasts lasting heavenly treasures with fleeting life, warns that denying Christ leads to eternal shame, and reminds readers of Christ’s return to judge and redeem. It frames wealth as nothing next to a soul secured in heaven.
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Revival services continue at Methodist Welch Memorial
Revival services ongoing this week at Methodist Welch Memorial will extend through Sunday. Pastor will preach at 11:00 a.m. Dr. J. D. Williams and Rev. Co. EB. Ridge, assisting, will preach at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.m.
First Sunday School and Evening Services Planned at Local Church
The church schedules a 9 45 a m Sunday school start followed by an 11 a m sermon by Rev J Clay Madison on Praise or Emulation. Evening services at 7 30 feature He Leadeth Me with children joining the church and a Junior choir chorus Into Pastures Green.
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J. Clay Madison
Pastures Green
Lea Joyner
High Point College
Lebanon Passion Week Services Begin at Local Church
Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 a m pastor O L Easter will preach Jesus Wept in the morning and Examine Yourselves in the evening starting Passion Week nightly services at 7 30 p m with Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m
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Christ the World's Needs sermon at Baptist church
The morning sermon by Rev. C. N. Royal will use Christ, the World’s Need as its theme. The evening sermon covers Confession and Life, followed by a baptismal service. Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m and Baptist Training Union at 6 45 p m.
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C. N. Royal
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Preeminent Christ Sermon Highlights at Sunday Service
Dr Conrad will lead 11 o'clock worship on Sunday titled The Preeminent Christ. Evening service features the third Elijah sermon The Contest on Carmel The Power of Prayer. Bible school Sunday at 9 45. W M B and Y W A circle meetings Monday. Prayer service and BTU Wednesday at 7 30.
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Elijah the Prophet of Fire
Carmel
Bible School
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Y. W. A. Circle
Revival Meetings Open After Sunday School Morning Sermon
North Main Street reports Sunday school at 9 45 a m with an 11 a m worship where Rev A Lincoln Falk will preach the opening sermon in a revival series titled Obedience to Our Saviour. At 7 30 p m Rev J Piper will preach. Weekday revival services are set for 10 a m and 7 30 p m with special music arranged.
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A. Lincoln Falk
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Congregational Sunday School and Prayer Service Schedule
The notice lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and a Wednesday prayer service at 7 30 p m led by Rev D M Spence, pastor.
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Sunday church services and revival services schedule
Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Revival services begin Sunday evening at 7 30 p.m. Rev James FE Swinson preaches. Rev D M Spence is pastor.
Flint Hill Sunday Services Timed This Week
Sunday school at 2 80 p.m. and preaching at 3 30 p.m. Rev. D M Spence serves as pastor.
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Flint Hill
D. M. Spence
Evangelistic Revival Under Way At Local Hall
A revival continues through next week at Evangelistic Hall with Rev. J. T. Swinson preaching each night. Special singing nightly and public invitation extended. Sunday services include Bible study at 9 46 and a 8 o clock evangelistic service.
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J. T. Swinson
Revivalist J C Pipes to Lead North Main Street Revival
Rev J C Pipes missionary of the Baptist State Mission Board opens a revival series at North Main Street Baptist Church Sunday at 7 30 p m with daily services at 10 a m and 7 30 p m The public is invited Pipes has served three years with the board and formerly pastored in western North Carolina.
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Baptist State Mission Board
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Sunday school and youth groups at Center Friends
Friends Sunday school opens at 10 a m with Os car McCampbell as superintendent. The subject is What Jesus Saw From the Cross. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m with Cen ter Friends Meeting youths joining seniors. Obed Hancock leads the program.
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Central Bible School Plans Morning and Evening Services
Central Bible School holds classes at 9 45 and morning worship at 11 featuring Cecil E. Ha worth with a sermon A Dream In the Making A reception follows for new members The evening program includes worship and Christian Endeavor activities with Harris Jarrell addressing seniors and Betty Lou Hayworth leading juniors A Matthew study and Easter choir rehearsal are set for Wednesday 7 PM A city Good Friday service at Wesley Memorial Church April 15 from noon to 3 PM invites broad participation
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Christian Endeavor Societies
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Betty Lou Hayworth
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Sabbath School and Worship Schedule with Easter Play
Sabbath school at 9 45 with Leslie Gurley as superintendent. Worship at 11 with D Virgil Pike delivering Thirty and Eight Years in His Infirmity. Evening meeting at 6 30 and worship at 7 30 with Pike Letting Go and Hanging On. Week events include Tuesday Missionary Circle No 2 at Alma Burton's home and Wednesday church meeting. Easter play Thursday at 7 30 for the public.
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Missionary Circle No. 2
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Sunday church services and meetings schedule
Springfield church activities outline a Sunday school at 10 am worship at 11 with Clara I Cox delivering The Sign of the Cross. Evening services at 6 30 pm three C E societies meet, Douglas Purcell leading the senior gathering. Next Wednesday prayer meeting at Archdale road home of Mr and Mrs Brewer. Workers council of Sunday school meets Monday night at Mrs Richardson’s home.
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Springfield
Clara I. Cox
C. E
Douglas Purcell
D. D. Brewer
Archdale Road
Workers’ Council of Sunday School
D. B. Richardson
Church Notice for Bible School and Sermons
Church of Christ at Hamilton and State led by Minister W D Helenbeck holds Bible school at 9 45 a m and communion service at 11 00 a m Morning sermon titled Self Tests of Discipleship Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m Evening sermon Jesus In Able Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m
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W. D. Helenbeck
Bible School
Revival Services Continue at Ward Street Church
Methodist Ward Street Archdale reports Sunday school at 9 45 A M. Rev R C Kirk preaching at 11 A M and 7 30 P M. Revival ongoing with prayer meeting tonight at Mrs J R Smith Archdale hosted by W T Winslow. There will be preaching tonight at Ward Street.
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Ward Street
R. C. Kirk
J. R. Smith
Archdale
W. T. Winslow
Wesley Memorial Church Palm Sunday Services
Wesley Memorial Church outlines a Palm Sunday schedule with 9:45 morning school, 11 worship and sermon on The Cross and The Crown by Dr. Embree H. Blackard, youth supper at 5:45, then evening motion picture King of Kings with 6:30 and 8:45 showings. Midweek and Holy Week events follow.
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Embree H. Blackard
Cecil B. DeMille
Revival Meeting at Highland Methodist Church Continues
The revival service at Highland Methodist Church remains in progress with preaching scheduled at 10 45 a m and again at 7 30 p m today.
Church Schedules Special Holy Week Services
Pastor N C Williams leads church school at 9 30 a m and preaches at 11 a m and 7 30 p m on Christ Before Pilate and The Day of the Lord as a revival continues a second week with nightly 7 30 p m services. George R Hawks from Cornwall N C assists with singing and Good Friday features a pageant The Cross by young people. Regular young people session Sunday at 6 30 p m.
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Calvary Church Sunday Schedule and Sermons
Calvary Church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Pastor D V Howell will preach at 11 a m on The Bread of Life and at 730 p m on Christ s Farewell Discourses Holy Communion will be celebrated at the morning service League program 630 p m Cen meeting Wednesday at Chott practice Thursday at 730 p m.
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Chott
Jamestown Oakdale Church Services Announced
G W Fink pastor at 10 a m preaches at Oakdale at 11 a m with Rev C E B Anderson of New York and Rev A C Kennedy. young people meet at Jamestown at 6 45 p m.
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Holiness Primitive Apostolic church announces revival plan
The church schedules Sunday school every week at 2 30 p m with Miss Bernice Hall leading the children at 3 30 p m Rev Z Hadley to preach tonight with Rev A A Byrely assisting Weekly preaching Thursdays and Sundays at 7 30 p m Rev C A Morgan pastor or designee The old fashioned revival begins April 16 at 7 30 p m under Evangelist George Cooper with assistants Rev A A Burely Rev Z Hadley Brady Rev Ada Ludwick and the pastor Music led by Evangelist George W Clarke with Harry Stacy assisting
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Z. Hadley Brady
Ada Ludwick
George W. Clarke
Harry Stacy
Presbyterian Sunday Services Feature Sermon by Dr Williamson
Sunday school begins at 9 45 and the 11 o clock communion service features a sermon by Dr O C Williamson on Christ Our Passover The five o clock vesper service will include installation rites for officers of the groups of poste eapre and Williamson will give an address The three youth services are planned for Wednesday Friday and Saturday at 7 30 each
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Williameon
Farmers In Western N C Vote On Marketing Quotas For Barley
Washington April 9 AP Growers of barley in western North Carolina and surrounding states voted in a referendum on granting the federal government power to regulate this year’s barley sales. To enact marketing quotas up to 30 million pounds two thirds of ballots must be yes. Officials estimate about 250 000 eligible voters with turnout around 80 percent in Kentucky and Tennessee.
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North Carolina Burley Growers Vote on Marketing Quotas
In Asheville and western North Carolina counties voters decide on marketing quotas for burley tobacco. A statewide quota is set near 8,900 units with about 8,000 acres planted in burley tobacco this year. Counties include Alleghany Ashe Buncombe Graham Clay Haywood Henderson Jackson Macon Madison Polk Rutherford Swain Transylvania Watauga and Avery.
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Easter Programs and Circle Meetings At Local Church
Evangelical and Reform Sunday school starts at 9 45 with John H Lloyd as superintendent The morning sermon by Hoy L Fesperman will cover The Program of the Room Junior and Senior choirs render special music The Christian Endeavor ettes meet at 6 30 In place of the evening service the choir will present Victory Divine by J Oher Marke The Woman s Missionary circles No 1 2 4 meet at homes on listed days and times.
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Hoy L. Fesperman
Dan
J.oher Marke
Crooks
North H Street
J. C. Henderson
Mre
Nannie Matthews
Circle Drive
Christ Science Lesson Sermon Announced For Sunday
The Christian Science session will present Are Sin Disease and Real as the lesson sermon in all churches and societies. Services begin at 11 AM daily with the study room open Wednesday and Friday afternoons until 4 30 o'clock at 19 North Main Street.
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North Main
Palm Sunday and Holy Week Services at Episcopal St Marys
The Episcopal St Marys outlines Palm Sunday services at 8 a.m. with church school at 9 45 a m and palm distribution. Young Peoples League meets at 7 p m. Holy Monday 3 15 p m features a talk by Jake Froelich and T Erickson on Rural America. Maundy Thursday and Good Friday services scheduled with Holy Communion and prayers.
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Young Ple'’S League
Jake Froelich
Florham
America
T. Erickson
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