Public Remembers Good Friday in Joint Worship
High Point notes Good Friday with a three hour service at First Methodist Protestant Church sponsored by the local ministers association. worshipers gathered from noon to 8 pm as theaters were closed and a program focused on Christ’s seven last words with music from High Point College and leaders from local churches.
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High Point
First Methodist Protestant Church
High Point Ministers’ Association
Ministers’ Association
Publix-Saenger Corporation
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Christ On the Cross
W. R. Shaffer
R. N. Bodie
Clara J
Christ
Reformed Church
Olivet
Calvary
Maunder
Arthur Fidler
Paradise
R. N. Roche
Lutheran Church
Faure
Mesdames Alfred and
Whitesell
Clara J. Cox
Springfield
Alfred
John C. Abels
Presbyterian Church
George T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
McFarlane
Mesdames
Alfred and Whitesell
Messrs. Ballard and Gray
R. M. Andrews
High Point College
Regular Royal Arch Masons meeting announcement
High Point Chapter No. 76 R A M holds a regular meeting Friday night at 100. The Royal Arch Degree will be conferred. All Royal Arch Masons are cordially invited to attend. By order Claude E. Smith High Priest J M Thomas Sr Secy.
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High Point
Royal Arch
Two Men Arrested for Theft of Car and Money
Glenn Cook and James Smith, known High Point men, are jailed on charges of stealing an automobile from J E Lee on April 8 and taking money from prepaid meters. Authorities say they posed as meter readers to empty funds ranging from 2.50 to 10 dollars. A municipal court hearing is set for next Tuesday morning.
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Glenn Cook
James Smith
High Point
North Carolina Public Service Company
J. E. Lee
FE. D. Steele
A. J. Bolling
Greensboro
Wisconsin Dairy Herds Average 300 Lbs Butterfat in 1929
About half of Wisconsin dairy herds tested produced roughly 300 pounds of butterfat per cow in 1929, reflecting notable fat yields across the state's dairy farms.
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Wisconsin
Banks Close Across High Point Easter Monday
High Point banks will be closed Monday for Easter with banking to be delayed until Tuesday. The public library and most city stores will also close, except groceries and drug stores. groceries open until noon, drug stores open all day. Announcement from J. R. Reitzel, Merchants' Association secretary.
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High Point
J. R. Reitzel
Merchants’ Association
City Managers Addressed by Kiwanis Club
City Manager F E M Knox spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Elwood hotel on The Needs of the City. He urged citizens to mind their own business to avoid high taxes, citing city indebtedness and proposed improvements to schools streets and water and sewer systems. The program included local students and new club members Willis Johnson and Joe Johnson. May 1 intercity program and scout camp expenses were announced.
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F E. M. Knox
Kiwanis Club
Elwood
Knox
North Carolina
Frank Tucker
Lewis J. Stookey
Jack Kester
T. B. Garrett
Jacob’s Boot Shop
I. Paul Ingle
Willis Johnson
Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Joe Johnson
Peerless Flooring Company
Greensboro
King Cotton Hotel
M. P. Children's Home
Fart Winslow
Lindley Announces Lectures Series on Religion and Life Today
Dr. P. E. Lindley dean of High Point College will start a week of lectures in Kernersville April 27 to May 2. Each evening features a different topic including What Is Religion and How to Become a, with additional commencement addresses planned for the season.
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P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Dean Lindley
Kernersville
High Point UNC Alumni to Meet at Country Club
High Point alumni of the University of North Carolina will meet Tuesday night at 6:45 at the Country Club. Felix A. Grisette of Chapel Hill will speak on A New Picture of University Life. Local committee members Carter Dalton and Thomas Turner Jr. urge all alumni to attend.
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Country Club
Chapel Hill
High Point
University of North Carolina
Carter Dalton
Thomas Turner, Jr
Felix A. Grisette
Carolina
Dr. Chase
Special Good Friday Service at Central Friends Church
Tonight at 7 30 o clock the Central Friends Church hosts a Good Friday service under the Senior Christian Endeavor society for the entire congregation. Miss Lucile Hayworth presides with organ preludes, hymns, readings, solos by Norman Fidler, a message by Tom Alderman Sykes, and closing prayer led by Mrs. H A White.
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Senior Christian Endeavor Group
Central Friends Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Lucile Hayworth
Cross
Jesus
Grace Bulla
Sullivan
Norman Fidler
May Frazier
Anna Mendenhall
Norman Fidler Mesage
Tom Alderman Sykes
Christ
H. A. White
Real Estate Commission Faces Court Challenge in North Carolina
North Carolina Real Estate Commission members appear in Teague court seeking to set aside a temporary restraining order. E Wray Farlow defense argues the commission is unconstitutional due to lack of jury review on facts and limit to only legal questions on appeal. Proceedings extend through the afternoon with commission counsel due to present their case.
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Teague
Farlow
Real Estate Commission
North Carolina Real Estate Commission
E. Wray Farlow
Mr. Farlow
Commission
Three Negroes Injured When Ford Overturns Near High Point
Three men from Thomasville, John Allen Green, Randolph Ratley, and John Arbor, were bruised when the Ford overturned on the Thomasville road near High Point shortly before 7 30 PM. They were taken to High Point Hospital, then jailed on warrants for drunkenness. Will Smith, the driver, fled but was later captured and jailed for operating a car while drunk.
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Thomasville
Ford
High Point
Sechrest
John Allen Green
Randolph Ratley
John Arbor
Will Smith
Georgia Exports Resin and Turpentine Volumes
Georgia last year shipped 656 537 bar rels of resin and 8 982 926 gallons of turpentine. Addresses list speeches and commencements by Christian across North Carolina towns including Asheboro Alamance Monticello Ramseur Hillsboro Yanceyville and Mebane with May dates and baccalaureate sermons.
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Georgia
Kiwanis
Asheboro
Alamance High School
Monticello High School
Ramseur
Hillsboro
Yanceyville High School
Mebane
Jazz Opening for New York Church to Feature Dance Orchestra
New York on Easter will see music from a jazz orchestra opening the city’s most modern church housed in a 238 story apartment hotel costing 3 million dollars. Rev Dr Edward H Emett of the Manhattan Congregational Church says the dance group was engaged for six Sunday evenings to attract young people, with selections to be announced.
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New York
Edward H. Emett
Manhattan
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Claude E. Smith
J. M. Thomas, Sr
Sec'y
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Friendly Credit
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High Point, N. C
Lindley
Friends
State Commission
City
Great Britain
India
Croydon
London
R. ©. Chawla
Aga Khan
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
Tri-City Motor
Ally
National .Bank
the Perpetual
High Point Perpetual Building
The
Commercial National Bank
V. A
Canada
Gills Hotel
Eh-Ingram
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