Green Street Baptist Church Hosts Regular Services
Regular services will be held tomorrow at Green Street Baptist Church with Rev. Herman T. Stevens preaching at both morning and night. At 11 oclock he will title The Test of True Religion. A 7:30 pm sermon follows with old-time congregational singing led by Rev. J. D. Barnette. Sunday school is at 9:30 am led by Superintendent M. E. Howell. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
Herman T. Stevens
Stevens
J. D. Barnette
M. E. Howell
Junior Order United American Mechanics Service At Southside
Rev. O A Elmore of Southside Baptist church will preach at both morning and night services tomorrow. At 11 oclock he will address Junior Order United American Mechanics on Loyalty. At 7 30 in the evening the sermon will be Weighed the First Commandment of the Ten. Public invited.
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O. A. Elmore
Southside Baptist Church
United American Mechanics
Sykes' Sunday Message Topics Announced for Central Friends
Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes will deliver messages at Central Friends Church tomorrow. Children’s hour titled Boxes Filled with Power. Morning service at 11 titled The Spirit of Prayer and Supplication. Night service at 7:30 titled The Very Heart of God Himself.
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Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
God
Living Trees for Christmas Show Bright Nativity Spirit
A local church urges parishioners to use living trees rather than cut evergreens for Christmas displays citing environmental and spiritual reasons. Officials promote sapling care tips and community tree-planting drives to replace traditional holiday displays with sustainable greenery.
Terry Named 1929 President Of High Point Kiwanis Club
L. R. Terry was elected president for 1929 at a country club dinner meeting. KR Lindsay became vice president. Dr. W. L. Jackson trustee. J. A. Morris treasurer. New directors include P. E. Lindley R. K. Young and others. board to select secretary next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Terry
High Point Kiwanis Club
Country Club
KR. O. Lindsay
W. L. Jackson
J. A. Morris
P. E. Lindley
R. K. Young
8. C. Clark
R. E. Snow
C. S. Grayson
Garland Daniel
Charles W. Perry
Kiwanis Education
Lindsay
Gastonia
Terry
A. E. Tate
Perry
W. J. Fraley
Sam Holt
Edward Harrison
John Harrison
Roy N. Farmer
Frank Hunsucker
Charles Ingram
Roy J. Spearman
M. P
John Hedrick
Chapter Masons Meeting Notice at High Point Chapter 70
Regular meeting scheduled Friday at 7 30 p m by High Point Chapter No 70 R A M The Past Master Degree will be sponsored All Chapter Masons and visiting brothers invited By Order J M Thomas Sr High Priest W E Herndon Secy
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High Point
J. M. Thomas
W. E. Herndon
High Point Man Hayworth Goes Missing in Federal Court
In Greensboro a jury found Bill Hayworth guilty of conspiracy to violate federal prohibition law but he left the courtroom during deliberations and is believed to have fled. A capias was issued for his arrest as investigators search for the missing defendant. Also reported is the death of W Fef Gold age 92 father of Thomas J Gold of Oakwood Court Shelby. Funeral arrangements pending in Shelby with nine surviving children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Bill Hayworth
High Point
Hayes
Hayworth
Mr. Hayworth
Law
W. Fef. Gold
Thomas J. Gold
Oakwood Court
Shelby
Gold
Mr. Gold
James P. Justice
Kernersville
Tom Cabaniss
Tom Dixon
George Cornwall
Charles F. Gold
Rutherfordton
John D. Gold
Ben Gold
Mooresboro
George Gold
Will G McRae World War Correspondent Dies At Spokane
Will G McRae, 62, famed world war correspondent for northwest newspapers, died in Spokane after an operation. He began reporting at the Boomerang in Laramie and later worked in Chicago, Washington and other eastern cities before moving to the coast about 35 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Will G. McRae
France
Northwest
England
McRae
Laramie
Wyo
Bill Nye
Chicago
Washington
New Pastor of Colored Church to Preach Sunday
Dr. F. R. Mason of Salisbury has been elected pastor of the First Baptist Church colored and will preach tomorrow morning at the usual worship hour. A large, enthusiastic congregation is expected for his first sermon since his call.
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F. R. Mason
Salisbury
First Baptist Church
Colored
Dr. Mason
Boneless Herrings Produced by New Machine
London reports a new machine turning out boneless kippers at 5 000 per hour. Of 379 bones in a kipper, 170 are removed by the machine, the remainder left harmless.
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London
White Yoke Evening Gown with Black Chiffon Accents
A black chiffon evening gown features a gleaming white yoke and a jet polka dot pattern. White velvet flowers connect the black fabric with a sprinkling of diamante for subtle sparkle.
Colonial Life Agents Meet at Home Office in Greensboro
About 25 Colonial Life Insurance district and branch agents gathered at the home office in the Commercial National Bank building for talks on company history, future plans, and medical department issues. John C Abels noted inForce of about 7 million and over 25 agents, with expected growth of 3 million next year. A banquet followed at the Sheraton hotel with officers and directors including Fred N. Tate and J Elwood Cox, then a Greensboro trip to view The King of Kings at the Carolina theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Life Insurance Company
Commercial W National Bank
North Carolina
Paul J. Myatt
John C. Abels
D. A. Stanton
H. F. Abels
John Abels
Abels
Sheraton Hotel
Fred N. Tate
J. Elwood Cox
Carter Dalton
John C Abels
Herman F. Abels
J. E. Kirkman
A. Sherrod
George Hackney
Frank Wineskie
R. R. Ragan
C. M. Hauser
Albemarle
Greensboro
Carolina Theater
Parlor Politics Politician’s Daughter Hopes No Proposal
A witty Life column fragment shows the politician’s daughter hoping Jim does not propose at a social tonight while her mother questions the moment. The daughter notes her acceptance speech may not be ready, hinting at backstage plans and expectations.
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Jim
Psus
Sanford poised for 1929 Richmond captaincy
Nevitt Sanford, son of a former captain and brother of two college football captains, emerges as a likely choice for the Richmond University 1929 eleven captaincy after strong performances as a halfback.
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Sanford
Richmond University
Nevitt Sanford
Notice of Land Sale Under Trust in Guilford County
Notice of sale of land to satisfy debt under a 1928 deed of trust by John W. Walker Jr and Ruby Walker. The E P Yates Company and Union Trust Company of Maryland trustees will auction the described property at Guilford County Court House on January 3 1929 at 12:00 noon. Sale to be for cash to highest bidder.
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John W. Walker
Ruby Walker
E. P. Yates Company and Union Trust Company of Maryland
Guilford County
Court House
Bencini
Office of the Register of Deeds
North Carolina
E. P. Yates and Union Trust Company OF
Maryland
W. S. Lockhart, Atty
Durham
N. C
Vestry Election at St Marys Church
St Marys Episcopal Church North Main street and Farriss avenue will hold a morning service with no sermon tomorrow. After prayers, all congregants meet in the parish house to elect four vestrymen. Rector H Norwood Bowne will preside. Church school and Bible class meet at 9 30 a m and the Young Peoples service league at 6 30 p m.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
North Main Street
Farriss Avenue
H. Norwood Bowne
Young People’s Service League
Baptist Sunday Schools Meet at Greensboro
An associational Sunday school meeting will be held at First Baptist Church Greensboro tomorrow afternoon. It is the first meeting since organization in September and full attendance is expected. The Piedmont district churches are included and a large delegation from High Point is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Greensboro
Association
Piedmont District
High Point
Coble Announces Sunday's Sermon Subjects at First Presbyterian
Rev Charles P Coble outlines morning topic The Preparation We Need for Heaven and night topic The Lost Christ for First Presbyterian church services tomorrow with morning sermon and a 7 30 p m evening sermon.
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Charles P. Coble
First Presbyterian Church
Deed of Trust Sale of 17.91 Acre Guilford County Tract No. 5
Public auction at Greensboro Court House on December 20 1928 at 10 o'clock noon to satisfy the note secured by a Deed of Trust dated October 10 1927 by R E Hairston and Phosia Hairston. Trustee S Carter Williams will oversee the sale of 17.91 acres described as tract No 5 in Martha Penn Land subdivision.
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R. E. Hairston
Phosia Hairston
Office of Register of Deeds
Guilford County
N. C
Superior Court
Court House
Greensboro
Tract No. 6
Alex Ashe
W. M. Hunt
Martha Penn
Office of the Register of Deeds
S. Carter Williams
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H.T. Stevens
Sykes
West End Hardware Company
Home Bond & Mtg. CO
Howard L. Collie, Mgr. Loan Correspondents
Prudential Insurance CO
Southern Bond & Mtg. CO
West Washington Street
LR. Terry
Kiwanis Club
Masons
Siena
High Point Mortgage Co
J. Y. Morris
Mgr
Washington and
Main Streets
THE
Carolina Motor Club
Globe Mortgage & Realty Co
Friendly Financial Service” Security Bond and Mortgage Co
Commercial Bank
R. N. Christopher
Mer
William Strother
Cincinnati
Josephine Harrison
Cour Noriess
J. J. Gold
Wood and
Meredith Wood & Coal CO
West High St
Wrenn-Columbia Furniture Co
Con
City Fuel CO
Chas. F. Blake
Phoare
Will M’rae
Colored Church
Grand Opera Week
Hansel and Gretel
Carmen
Grand Opera Week Daily Record Bldg
J. B. Holder Chiropodist
Broadhurst
Colonial Life CO
Home Office
ST. Mary's Church
Baptist Sunday Schools
MR. Coble
the Mutual Life Insurance CO
New York
J. A. Mizell
Chrysler
Gate City Motor Company
Jack Burris
Mgi
Wrenn Street
Commercial National Bank
High Point Perpetual Building
C. H. Ellis
Southern Mortgage Loan
Dres
Wachovia Bank
E. Mendenhall
Pres
Roy
Welborn
V. Pres
H. E. Johnson
Sec
Christmas Savings Club
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
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