Decisive Moments in Peters Life
The story traces Simon Peter from a quick to speak follower to a steadfast early Christian leader. It covers his zeal and flaws, his denial foretold, Jesus restoring him, and Peter’s mission including Pentecost, healing a cripple, and the insistence that God must be obeyed over human authorities.
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First Reformed To Hear Dr Foust And Elect A New Pastor
Dr David A Foust of Catawba College Salisbury will be guest minister at First Evangelical and Reformed church Sunday at 11 00 am. After the sermon the church will vote to choose a new pastor to succeed Rev Hoy L Fesperman who resigned for another church. Rev Carl A Grimm of Appleton Wisconsin is expected to be the sole nominee and likely elected by acclamation. Grimm, a former army chaplain, has preached at the local church before.
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Catawba College
Salisbury
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Foust
Hoy L. Fesperman
Greensboro
Carl A. Grimm
Appleton
Wisconsin
Grimm
Aero Club Opens Convention In Charlotte Today
The Carolina Aero club hosts its spring convention in Charlotte with about 150 planes and 200 men expected to attend. An air show is planned for Sunday featuring more than twenty aircraft in competition.
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Counties Pick Delegates To Convention
North Carolina counties selected about 7 000 delegates and alternates to the state democratic convention. Delegates were allotted per county by one for every 150 democratic votes from the last gubernatorial election. Rep Robert L Horton of the ninth district will deliver the keynote address. Congressional district meetings will precede the state gathering.
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Dr. W. Craig Parks Plans July Medical Practice Return
At the Chicago Society of Internal Medicine meeting in Chicago this week Dr. W. Craig Parks of High Point registered. He trained at Cook County Graduate School of Medicine in internal medicine and diseases of the mind and was released from the medical corps in January. He will resume practice at High Point in July.
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Chicago
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High Point
Parks
Cook County
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Arks
Services At The Churches Union Tabernacle
Sunday school convenes at 9 45 in the Union Tabernacle. Morning worship at 11 and evening worship at 7 30 led by Rev. Clay Childress. An all day service on Sunday May 12 with lunch on the grounds. Special singers and visiting preachers conduct the afternoon service.
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Union Tabernacle
Clay Childress
Tabernacle
Chure
Sunday school and church services at First Congregational
Sunday school gathers at 9 45 a m tomorrow at First Congregational Church West Green Tryon B P Moffitt superintendent Church services follow at 11 a m and 7 p m led by Rev G C Crutchfield pastor Prayer meeting held Wednesday night at 7 o'clock
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First Congregational
First Congregational Christian Church
West Green Street
Tryon
B. P. Moffitt
G. C. Crutchfield
First Baptist Church Sunday Services and School
The church school meets at 9 45 a m with Dr W F Clayton superintendent. Nursery care provided. At 11 a m the sermon titled Are You Christian or Just Religious by W Wilbur Hutchins. Music by the choir directed by Carl Cronstedt with Emilie on the organ. Anthems include The Lord Is My Shepherd Open Our Eyes and Praise Ye The Lord. Evening sermon What Do You Live For. Visitors welcome.
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First Baptist
W. F. Clayton
Tor
W. Wilbur Hutchins
Carl Cronstedt
Emilie
MacFarlane
Vulpius
Revival services at Hayworthesleyan Methodist church
Interest grows as reconducted revival at 517 Newton Street features Misses Helen and Treva Browne of Asheboro offering vocal and instrumental numbers. Evangelist Harry E. Stanley of Muskegon Michigan delivers dynamic messages with workers assisting. Services tonight at 7:30 Sunday at 11 am and 7:30 pm continue through May 5.
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Hayworthesleyan Methodist Church
Newton Street
Helen
Treva Browne
Asheboro
Harry E. Stanley
Muskegon
Michigan
First Presbyterian Church Schedule and Services
The church school meets at 9:45. Rev. Paul Jones will preach at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. vesper. Youth fellowship gathers after vesper, followed by supper at 6 p.m.
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First Presbyterian
Church School
The
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Or Jones
Christian Science Services On Probation After Death
Christian Science society on North Main Street holds Sunday services at 11 o clock with the subject Probation After Death. Monthly meetings are on the first Wednesday at 8 p m. Reading rooms open Wednesdays and Fridays 10 a m to 1 p m. Public invited to attend and use facilities.
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Auew North Main Street
North Main Street
First Methodist Sunday Services and Wesley Memorial Schedule
The First Methodist Church lists 9 45 Sunday school led by L F Ferree and 11 00 worship with a sermon by Wilson O Weldon on When I Have So Much To Do. Choirs sing Redemption s Triumph Song and Hushed Was the Evening Hymn. Evening M Y F features speakers Miss Margaret Lee Bobby Hauser and John Eshelman Jr. Intermediate Fellowship meets in the ladies parlor at 7 Miss Ernestine Woodell leads. board of stewards meet Wednesday 7 30. Wesley Memorial hour 9 45 church school 11 00 morning worship Friendship theme 5 30 vespers speaker Rev Julian Lindsey Youth Fellowship 6 15 with snack supper.
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First Methodist
L. F. Ferree
Wilson O. Weldon
Shelley
Stults
Dorothy Davis
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Margaret Lee
Bobby Hauser
Betty Allman
Barbara Beard
Sullivan
John Eshelman, Jr
M.Y.F
Ernestine Woodell
Board of Stewards
G. I. Humphreys
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Paul Hardin
Julian Lindsey
Suzanne Earnhardt
Easter Worship and Choir Music at St Marys Episcopal
St Marys Episcopal church hosts a Holy Communion service Sunday at 10 o'clock with church school at 9 45 led by Rev Howard S Hartzell who teaches a Bible class for all. Morning prayer and a sermon titled A Man Of Sorrows follow at 11 with Easter music by the choir and offerings by the St Dunstan choristers and Schubert pieces.
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ST. Mary's
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Howard S. Hartzell
Schubert
St. Dunstan
Emmaus Men Sermon at Emmanuel Lutheran Sunday
The Emmanuel Lutheran church will preach on "The Emmaus Men" Sunday morning using the village of Emmaus story from Luke as the text. The message centers on two travelers from Jerusalem and their journey of faith.
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Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Emmaus
Jerusalem
Easter Victory Methodist services and Rankin Memorial events
Sunday at Main Street and Rankin Memorial Methodist churches feature 9:45 Sunday school, 11 am sermon If Christ Be Lifted Up, 7 pm hymn appreciation led by E M Jones, youth program at 5 pm on Life with a supper in the basement. Rankin Memorial holds membership day with 11 am sermon I Will Build My Church and 7 30 pm prophecy text Matthew 24 25 Youth Fellowship 6 15 pm Mid week prayer 7 30 pm.
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Main Street Methodist
E. M. Jones
Jones
Dorothy Woodell Ae
W.S.C
Rankin Memorial
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
S. W. Taylor
Jesus
Revival services at Church of God on East Commerce Street
Revival services start tomorrow at the Church of God located at 1111 East Commerce Street with Rev. Randal Green of Cleveland Tennessee as evangelist. Sunday school meets at 9 45 a m followed by morning devotion at 11 a m. The pastor Rev Fred Jump invites the public to attend.
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Church of God
East Commerce Street
Randal Green
Cleveland, Tenn
Fred Jump
Calvary Methodist Church Services Scheduled
Calvary Methodist church at East aign and Thisse Streets led by Rev. B Newton hosts a deechaw school session at 10 a m Morning worship at 11 a m with a sermon This is the Victory Youth Fellowship at 645 p m Evening worship at 730 p m with The malignant Power of Satan in Human Life first of a Job series Prayer hour Wednesday 7 30 pm
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Calvary Methodist Calvary Methodist Church
Eastaig
Thisse
Rev
B. Newton
Pol Deechaw
Christian Science Society Services on Probation After Death
The Christian Science Society at 319 North Main Street offers services on the first Wednesday of each month at 8 pm with a public reading room open Wednesdays and Fridays from 3 to 5 pm for visitors and reading materials.
Portland Seamen's Club Closes After Wartime Service
The Portland seamen's club, serving merchant mariners during wartime voyages, closed its doors after entertaining 150000 seafarers on their despite brief rests.
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Close Seamen’s Club
Portland, Ore
INS
Portland Seaman’s Club
Notice to Creditors of George W. Sutton Estate
The Executrix Emma V. Sutton notifies all claimants to file claims by April 11, 1947 or be barred. Debts to the estate should be settled promptly. Executrix address 1107 Rotary Dove High Point. Attorneys Roberson, Heworth & Reese. Dated April 11, 1946.
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George W. Sutton
Emma V. Sutton
Rotary Dove
High Point
C. Roberson
Heworth & Reese
Attys
Guilford County Realty Transfers High Point Areas
Guilford County real estate transfers show numerous lot deeds in High Point with buyers including James Lee Anger Wiley M Weddled and others. Transactions cover Harmon Byrum Forrest Mint Oak Boulevard North Main Carrick Denny Hoover Eastern College heights Sherwood Park Lena Thacker Hutton and other subdivisions plus city transfers to Memory McKinnon Campbell Craig and Wright.
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J. B. Brewer
James Lee Anger
Harmon Street
J. B. Bryant
Wiley M
Byrum Street
M. R. Buchanan
Shernan G. Fairrington
Forrest Avenue
City of
High Point
Alvin Lee Memory
Luther Clyde Memory
Mint Street
J. B. Cox
Oliver Earnhardt
Spring Valley
E. C. Cridleba
Richard M. Parks
Oak Avenue
Florrie Newton Evans
Joseph F. Hawkins
Boulevard Street
Wv. P. Hammer
Paul C. Walker
North Main Street
Mary Elizabeth Mullis Koonce
Keith K. Dobey
Carrick Avenue
Angus G. Memory
Clyde Memory
Denny Street
J. C. Morgan
Gladys T. Robinson
Hoover Street
Taylor Street
East Washington Street
College Heights
Downing Street
Vernon Street
Ward Street
C. T. Willis
Nonnie Griffith
Verah C. Smith
J. E
Mendenhall Road
William T. Winslow
Minnie J. Taylor
Snow Park
Alva W. Wood
Leo D. Nichols
Lena Thacker Hutton
David McKinnon
Sherwood Park
Guilford Sales Corporation
Benjamin H. Hill
Hillsdale
Garfield Campbell
College Park
Margaret Womble
Charles O. Craig
Welch Drive
R. C. Aldridge
Cecil A. Wright
Kennedy Street
Phillip Flagge Cable
A. B. Conrad
Namie Short Mickey
Highway No
Mrs Sironia Morton Dies At West Green Home
Mrs Sironia Florence Morton widow of J F Morton died at her home 1201 West Green street after extended illness. Funeral services will be at First Pilgrim Holiness church Sunday at 3 p m with burial in Floral Garden cemetery. Surviving are two daughters G W Morton Guilford College and W C Mangum High Point. four sons Benjamin W Franklinville Thomas M Charlice E and David A Morton all of High Point. a sister Tim Teal Wadesboro. two brothers George H Thomas Atlanta and Oliver J Troy. eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Sironia Florence Morton
J. F. Morton
West Green Street
First
Pilgrim Holiness Church
J. A. Grout
Floral Garden Cemetery
G. W. Morton
Guilford College
W. C. Mangum
High Point
Benjamin W
Franklinville
Thomas M
Charlice E
David A. Morton
Tim Teal
Wadesboro
George H. Thomas
Atlanta
Oliver J
Troy
YMCA Panel Discusses Need for New High Point Facility
Jetch Harrison Ayers chaired a panel in High Point on modern YMCA facilities. Speakers from Callaway Mills, Thomas Elkin, Proximity Manufacturing, and Cannon Mills highlighted community benefits and funding. High Point aims to raise 327000 after 116000 in bank and 14000 in gifts, with projected dormitory and health club income supporting a self-sustaining budget.
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High T
J.etch Harrison Ayers
Callaway
Georgia
Atham of Elkin
Proximity Manufacturing Company
Greensboro
Cannon Mills
Kannapolis
Amos R. Kearns
Associated Rement Ses
Elkin
High Point Ymca
Nathan Ayers
YMCA
High Point
Ayers
Thomasville City Worker Killed By Garbage Truck
A 29 year old city employee Thomas C. Thomas of 605 Lincoln Street was killed when the rear wheel of a garbage truck passed over his chest on Unity Street near Cox Street during routine pickup. He had worked for the city five years and leaves a wife Fannie Mae and two children. Funeral arrangements were in progress.
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Thomasville
Ston C. Thomas
Lincoln Street
City
Thomas
City Memorial Hospital
Unity Street
Cox Street
Fannie Mae Thomas
300 Gallon Still Seized Near Noah Town Ridge
Thomasville police report the discovery of a copper still estimated to hold 300 gallons on Wednesday morning near Noah Town Ridge six miles south of town on the Denton highway. Constable Buck Kennedy and Constable J M Bodenheimer led the seizure. no arrests were made and the contraband was taken to the city station.
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Thomasville
RK. G
Buck) Kennedy
J. M. Bodenheimer
Noah Town Ridge
Here
Denton
Kennedy
Acacia Lodge Marks Fifth Anniversary Celebration
Acacia lodge No. 674 A F and M held its fifth anniversary meeting at the Masonic temple. About 100 guests including Acacia members wives friends and visiting Masons from Raleigh Greensboro Charlotte and other cities attended. Rev Henry F Collins spoke on The Church Democracy and Free Masonry and past master honors were presented to M F McNeil.
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Acacia Lodge
A. F
Masonic Temple
Acacia
Raleigh
Greensboro
Charlotte
Numa F
J. John FE. Oakes
Twenty-Third Masonic
E. T. Howard
Grand Lodge of
North Carolina
George Bennett
Masonic and Eastern Star
G. L Humphries
P. E. Lindley
R. V. Hope
Grand Lodge of Tennessee
C. M. Gueth
Royal Arch Masons
Henry F. Collins
Randge
South Carolina
Mr. Collins
M. F. McNeil
E. Brown
Infant Son of T. F. Truett Dies
Four month old Thomas Floyd Truett, son of Darrell and Grace Dunreiff Truett, died at 312 South Hamilton Street. Born December 29, 1945 in High Point. Survived by parents, maternal grandfather Thomas L. Berry of Montgomery, Alabama, and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd S. Truett of High Point. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Thomas Floyd .Truett
Darrell
Grace Dunreiff Truett
Hamilton Street
High Point
Thomas L. Berry
Ontgomery
Ala
Floyd S. Truett
Seers Raise Reading Fees Amid Cost of Living
Fortune tellers in Harrisburg have increased reading fees from 50 cents to 2 dollars as the cost of living climbs. The move reflects higher expenses for practitioners and their customers.
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Administratrix Notice of Lucy Ila Welborn Estate
The undersigned Mary Welborn administratrix of Lucy Ila Welborn deceased seeks all claims against the estate. Claims must be filed by April 11, 1947 or be barred. The notice is dated April 11, 1946 from 712 Tate Street High Point North Carolina. Roberson Haworth Reese Attorneys.
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Lucy Isa Welborn
Mary Welborn
Lucy Ila Welborn
Tate Street
High Point
N. C
Brady Held For Breaking And Entering
Brady Tommie Joe Brady, 30, was arrested by local police for breaking into the O Neal Store at 812 Lindsay Street and stealing $25.75 in change. He fled through a plate glass window but was captured outside. bond set at $1,000.
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Tommie Joe Brady
Ocal
O'Neal
Lindsay Street
Brady
Blate
Anot
L. M. Bouldin
Robert E. Russ
Chadbury
Lester D. Hill
South Hamilton Street
Jim McIntyre
White Oak Street
Mrs. Bessie Lou Eanes Dies at 301 West Point Ave
Mrs. Bessie Lou Eanes 49 wife of Walter Lee Eanes died at her home 301 West Point Avenue Friday night after a three week illness. She born January 17 1896 in Randolph County daughter of John Linthicum and Elsie Bean Linthicum lived in High Point two years moving from Thomasville. She worked at Pickett cotton mill. Surviving husband two daughters Mrs. Ruby Johnson and Mrs. Mary Holdaway a son Arthur Eanes her father Mrs. Ethel Morris two brothers Melvin Linthicum W S Linthicum and four grandchildren. She was a South Side Baptist Church member. Funeral set Monday at 2 PM at the Thomasville church with interment pending. Body at Green Funeral Home until Sunday then transferred to High Point residence.
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Walter Lee Eanes
West Point Avenue
Randolph County
Jay
John Linthicum
Elsie Bean Linthicum
Ahd
High Point
Thomasville
Pickett
Eanes
Ruby Johnson
Mary Holdaway
Arthur Eanes
Ethel Morris
Melvin M. Linthicum
Rockewell
W. S. Linthicum
U.S. Navy
Sampson
N. Y
South Side Baptist Church
Green Funeral Home
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