Five Men Charged After Serious Hudson Car Crash
Five young men in a Hudson sedan face charges after a High Point Thomasville highway collision that left two severely injured with skull fractures at Guilford General and High Point hospitals. Car owner P A Hudson and his family escaped unharmed. two other inmates were jailed in Thomasville.
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High Point
Thomasville
W. P. Hathecock
L. C. Chaney
Hathcock
Chaney
High Point Hospital
W. A. Laney
Hudson
Guilford General Hospital
E. S. Slater
Narrow Escape as Viceroy Lord Irwin Survives Bomb Attempt
New Delhi reports Lord Irwin the viceroy of India narrowly escaped death when his train was bombed today. An attendant suffered a minor injury and Irwin remained unharmed.
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New Delhi
India
Lord Irwin
Christmas Fund Shortfall at Salvation Army
The Salvation Army reports being $200 short of its Christmas fund to provide dinners for needy families and treats for about 200 children. Adjutant O Bierne urges donations today and tomorrow as street kettles expect more contributions and many letter requests remain unanswered.
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Salvation Army
O'Bierne
Mrs Maggie Suits Buried In Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Maggie Suits died at 113 Bay Street late Saturday were held at her home. Rev. John W. Nore officiated with a church quartet singing. Pallbearers named. interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Maggie Suits
Bay Street
John W. Nore
Wesley Memorial Church
Moore
Suits
Lawrence Clapp
David E. White
Vernon W. Idol
L. E. Tinsley
Vernon Peace
Roger Millikan
Flowers
Frank Gurley
C. D. Smith
E. D. Steele
Ed Hoover
D. V. Hoskins
Oakwood Cemetery
Endeavor Society Set for Church Meeting Tonight
The Christian Endeavor society of the First Methodist church will meet at 7:30 this evening. The Christmas program titled How Christmas Sets the Whole World Singing, from Luke 2 1 14, will be led by Rev and Mrs R I Farmer. This is the only service this week and a large attendance is hoped. The postponed social will be held next week.
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Christian Endeavor Society
The
First Methodist Church
R. I. Farmer
Cantata drew 700 as high school staged The Wondrous Story
An audience of more than 700 filled the high school auditorium to hear Richard Konitz Christmas cantata The Wondrous Story staged under L L Stookey. The performance featured 75 students, soloists, choir from Wesley Memorial church, and an elaborate pantomime of the nativity with Joseph Mary and shepherds. A separate municipal court hearing for John Lee Black on the Bob Ritchie murder charge followed, with one witness called and defense seeking more witnesses.
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Richard Konitz
L. L. Stookey
Gurney Briggs
Wesley Memorial Church
Musical Art Club
Bethlehem
Harvey Curlee
Edgar Alien
Winfred Hinkle
Herman Yokely
Dwight Barringer
Joe Buchanan
Floyd Adams
Alton Spillman
Wise Men
Melchair
Caspar
Balthazar
Buster Moitfitt
Carl Gibson
Charles Drakalakos
Shepherds
Manger
Frank Sizemore
Joseph
Marie Payne
Mary
Florence ¢O’beirne
Dorothy Ruth
Mary Scoggins
Dorthy Smith
Eleanor Stephens
Mildred Stewart
Evonia Warner
Adelaide Williamson
Dorothy Willis
Clyde Williams
Harry Williamson
Worth Brooks
Gilbert Clinard
Winford Dinlard
Harry Coble
James Hinkle
Roger Edwards
Kleman Gomo
Roy Hepler
J. D. Koonce
Carlton Hooks
Curtis Newton
Eyerly Sebastian
Margaret Sears
Mary Drew Dalton
Alma Andrews
Mr. Stookey
Ellen Meek Beard
Ruth Wofford
Josephine Hege
Messrs
W. C. York
I. T. Wofford
John Lee Black
R. T
Bob) Ritchie
Black
Ritchie
T. J. Gold
Archie Myatt
Mr. Myatt
Gold
Bob Ritchie
E. A. Chilton
Jacobs Avenue
Mr. Chilton
Frank Rochie
Chilton
Rockie
Christmas Themes At First Baptist Church
T C Johnson preached two Christmas themed sermons at First Baptist Church yesterday. Morning message on The Incarnate Word explored Jesus as the life giver and light bearer to mankind. Evening talk covered Wise Christmas Gifts, focusing on the gift’s nature giver’s attitude and recipient’s need. Both services attracted good attendance despite weather.
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Nev. T. C. Johnson
First Baptist Church
Jesus
White Gifts Presented At Wesley Memorial
Rev. John W. Moore delivered a Christmas sermon on The Divine Son to a good congregation despite bad weather. A church school and choir presented a program White Gifts For the King with department representatives bringing monetary gifts to the manger for Winston-Salem Children's Home.
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John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial
Church School
Childrens’ Home
Winston-Salem
Lutherans To Have Special Christmas Programs
Emmanuel Lutheran church plans a Tuesday 7 pm Christmas program of readings and songs as the Sunday school entertainment with awards for punctual attendance. A December 25 7 am service features a pastor message, Christmas hymns, and choir music.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Noisy prize cattle claim sparks local brag
In Tit-Bits a man brags that his family raises better cattle than any nearby. A bystander remarks the caller might also boast loudly. The exchange highlights local pride in livestock quality.
Honor Roll Entries Sparse for Community Chest Drive
The only firm listed on the Community Chest Honor Roll today is the office of Dr. Nat Walker. The full dollar drive report is expected to be released publicly soon.
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Community Chest
Nat Walker
Sykes Delivers Christmas Sermon At Central Friends
In the morning service Mr. Sykes spoke on Putting the True Christ into Christmas, urging decency generosity and a focus on spiritual development through family life. Evening featured the cantata The Cradle of Bethlehem and a play They that Sit in Darkness directed by Mrs Wray Farlowe with Norman Fidler guiding the cantata.
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Central Friends Church
Sykes
Christ Jesus
America
Christ
Cradle of Bethlehem
Gerge
Dorothy Wilson
Norman Fidler
Wray Farlowe
Florence Blair
Beatrice Crouch
Arthur Fidler
John Reynolds
Tom Alderman Sykes
Prospect Church Hears Dr Crowell On The Child In A Christian World
Christmas services at Prospect church opened with Dr George H Crowell presenting the lesson. He praised God for dignifying childhood and urged bringing children to Jesus for training and inspiration. He urged starting afresh this Christmas to please Christ in daily thoughts deeds. Tonight at 7 the annual Christmas entertainment and tree will be held and the public is invited.
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Prospect Church
George H. Crowell
Crowell
Jesus
Christ
Atomic Force Topic at Christian Science Church Service
The Sunday lesson-sermon asks if the universe including man is evolved by atomic force. Biblical citations note God as the source of light and truth. The Christian Science text urges interpreting the universe through divine Principle, not physical sense.
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Christ
Scientist
Jesus Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
A. E. Tate Honored By Baptist Sunday School
A. E. Tate, longtime superintendent of the First Baptist church Sunday school, was honored yesterday morning as Grover H. Jones presented him with a framed tribute during the service. Tate is a prominent local manufacturer.
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A. BE. Tate
First Baptist Church
Grover H. Jones
Gifted Leather Suitcase Honors Long-Time Sunday School Worker
Mr. Jones praised the loyalty of Mr. Tate during his long period of service as he received a handsome leather suitcase as a Christmas gift from the Sunday school. Mr. Tate thanked the officers and teachers for their splendid support and tribute. The U S Public Health Service notes proper diet as key to healthy teeth.
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Jones
Mr. Tate
Ute
U. S. Public Health Service
Dental Division
Mrs. Elizabeth Royall Dies After Illness at Guilford General
Mrs. Elizabeth Dorsett Royall 68, wife of C. N. Royall of Thomasville route four, died at Guilford General hospital Sunday morning after a ten day illness. Survived by husband, three daughters Mrs. KE. BE. Hardy of Denton and Misses Hattie and Carrie Royall, and two sons G. T. Royall of this city and B. M. Royall of Roseboro. Funeral at Hopeville church 11 a.m. Tuesday, Rev. M. O. Alexander and Rev. G. A. Martin officiating. Interment in church cemetery.
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Elizabeth Dorsett Royall
C. N. Royal
Thomasville
Route Four
Guilford General Hospital
KE. BE. Hardy
Denton
Hattie
Carrie Royal
G. T. Royal
B. M. Royal
Roseboro
Hopeville Church
M. O. Alexander
G. A. Martin
Death rate in New York falls from 1927 to 1928
The Department of Commerce reports New York’s death rate in 1928 at 1 312.9 per 190 000, down from 1 233.4 per 190 000 in 1927, indicating a dip in mortality. The figures reflect national demographic statistics released by the department.
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U.S. Department of Commerce
New York
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Endeavor Society
Eastman Kodak
Whitman
CANDY
Ring Drug CO
Wachovia Bank Bldg
Mystery Store
Vancy
SOC
Fendans
Eccles Everhart
Commercial Bank Building
Commercial Bank
Drs. Staley & Staley
Staley Brothers
Bolls
Caroline Coal & Transfer CO
Central Friends’ Church
Christian Science Church
A. E. Tate
Baptist Sunday School
Any Insurance Wassuiry C. E.mendenhall Company
Christmas Club
Commercial National Bank
Building & Loan Way
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
V. A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
Commercial National Bank Co
H. Ellis
Buyina Cel
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co
Wachovia Fghank
Hufham’s Market
North Main St
Mann Drug Stores
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