Revival on Cedar Street Closes After Weeks of Services
Revival services on Cedar street conducted by Rev. G. C. Colling and Chero Floyd of Thomasville have concluded after several weeks of progress and progress update.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1936
Page
10
Revival services on Cedar street conducted by Rev. G. C. Colling and Chero Floyd of Thomasville have concluded after several weeks of progress and progress update.
Unc!2 Ray's Corner recounts Gutenberg's years long task to print the Bible using movable type, the early use of metal type, ink made from lamp black and linseed oil, and the legal clash with Fust who funded the work. It notes progress from wood to metal type, spread of movable type in Europe, and the rise of type foundries and later linotype machines.
Rev. Rh W Winchester led the Evangelistic campaign and was crowned king at the Carnation Service at First Baptist Church. J B Dean was named Prince and Rev. F R Mason Regent, with Dr W A Trent delivering a message on the minister as spiritual and temporal leader of the race.
June Robbins dies after eight weeks illness. Funeral services planned for Wednesday at 2 PM at the First Baptist church. Also notes a High Point Tennis Association meeting at East Washington Street Community Center Wednesday evening at 6.30. Leonard Street Girls defeat Fairview Street Girls 18 to 8 with listed team rosters.
Leonard Street playground hosts a marble meet on Monday afternoon. The Leonard Street team beat Fairview Street 4 to 1 with matches including Oscar Leech over Lawrence Moffitt and Willie Jones Vaughn and Edwards over Simmons and Kelly.
Teronals Mies Elfimbeth Jackson returns to Washington D C after Easter with sister Hattie McDaniels of 2523 Furlough Street. Mrs DB S&S Fair of 2011 West Crew Street spent the weekend in Wadesboro with her father and brother.
Comelen's last word follows a shoe repair incident in Rochester where a customer recovered a tucked bill the repairman claimed was there all along. The March highway safety division report notes North Carolina deaths in Burke and Wilson counties leading the state's counties.
Municipal Judge Puldus Colm discussed penalties for drunken driving in Scale of Jostror Portland. Offenders face fines up to $5 and costs of $7.50 for arrest. Posters received eight days or more.
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