Emoria Virginia Preacher Services At Several Churches
Rev George Tunstell of Emporia Va preaches at Green Street Baptist church while visiting hosts Mr and Mrs J H Vestal. Dr J Gray McAlister and Rev Joseph Peele lead morning and evening services at First Presbyterian Guilford College and Central Friends church respectively with detailed liturgical programs and organ recitals across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tunstell
Emporia
Green Street Baptist Church
J. H. Vestal
Carrick Avenue
J. Gray McAlister
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Peele
Guilford College
Central Friends Church
McAlister
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Morning Worship at First Baptist Church Service Summary
Morning worship at First Baptist features organ pieces Pax Vobiscum by Lorenz and Adagio Religioso by Martin, choirs and congregation singing Gloria and hymns 195 Begin My Tongue Some Heavenly Theme 35 Onward Christian Soldiers, with an offertory and a sermon titled A Little Boy and a Giant by T. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Lorenz
Haydn
Vail
Sullivan
Martin
Taft Battle for Life at Evening Worship Service
The Taft church session held evening worship with organ preludes and hymns, scripture, and a sermon titled The Greatest Question Ever Asked by T. Johnson. The service noted charity calls, work and food cards issued, refusals, physical exams, office treatments, and jail visits totaling several dozen in the community outreach list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. €. Johnson
Bradbury
Morning Worship Services and Evening Programs at Main Street Church
The page lists a full church service schedule with organ preludes, hymns, responsive readings, scripture, offertories, and sermons. Notable items include sermons by Rev. W. A. Newell and Rev. Joseph Peele, special music by the Junior and Senior choirs, and evening messages on social problems facing the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
M. KE
Triste Tschikowsky
Clark
Engelmann
W. A. Newell
Greensboro
Barrell
Sanitary report cites rabies tests on animal heads
Specimens analyzed include five items with one cat head and two dog heads sent to Raleigh for suspected rabies. The city physician's report continues from page 1A, detailing test results and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Large and Small Claims in Court Docketed Sessions
A long list of civil cases appears on the docket for various days, naming plaintiffs such as F. E. Moses and company, Publix Saenger Theatres, Inc., and numerous individuals including A. Yeskel and Son, Inc. and K. & L. Furniture Company. The entries reflect receivership, mortgage disputes, contracts, and auto and furniture matters, with many parties and cross suits scheduled across Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farlow Insurance and Real Estate Company
R. E. Shelton
Mattie Ridge
Albert Ridge
R. N. Anderson
G. C. Hallom
G. C. Haltom
Sheloff
Bake
BE. Earl
Vivian Earl
Central Investment Corporation
F. L. Fowler
J. E. Cecil
J. O. Witcher
Tucker and Laxton, Inc
W. E. Linthicum and Son
Mars Moon Theory Sparks Iron Core Debate
Scientists speculate Mars two moons Phobos and Deimos may have iron-rich interiors. The claim hinges on unusual reflectance data and spectral clues suggesting metallic content, challenging traditional rocky composition ideas.
High Point College Seniors Plan Student Film Project
Members of the High Point College senior class plan a motion picture about college life to be shown to students and friends. James Asbury and Charles Brooks co wrote the scenario while T Olin Matthews and John Perry Dosier handle production. Shooting begins mid March with three major roles chosen and location scenes around the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
James Asbury
Charles Brooks
T. Olin Matthews
John Perry
Night Schools Begin Series In City
A series of community schools for men and women will be organized in city sections this week, announced by Miss Eva Edgerton. The Green Street church class organized last Monday now lists 60 students, with programs continuing through April. Classes include Green Street Baptist church Monday and Thursday 7 to 9, West End Baptist church Tuesday and Friday 7 to 9 and Friday 3 for day class, Highland mill Monday 8:30 pm, Johnson Street school Thursday afternoon, and William Penn High School Tuesday and Friday 7 pm for negro men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Edgerton
Green Street Church
West End Baptist Church
Highland Mill
Johnson Street
William Penn High School
Local Political Shuffle Ahead of County Ticket
E Mendenhall was chosen township chairman and vice chairman of the county executive committee replacing Turner. Rumors on T J Gold, Norman Boren, and Geld opposition to Dr Burrus were denied or deemed unlikely. Arthur Harrison has announced for sheriff against Dave Stafford while focus remains on the senatorial contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Burrus
Norman Boren
House
Boren
Senate
Arthur Harrison
Dave Stafford
To Begin Paving Near Stokesdale This Week
Work on project 6431 to pave three miles of route 704 between Guilford county battlefield and Stokesdale, let by the State Highway Commission in Raleigh on January 17, will begin this week. J. W. Mills, engineer of the fifth district, announced the Saunders Construction Company of Winston-Salem will supervise the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Battle Ground
Stokesdale
State Highway Commission
Raleigh
J. W. Mills
Fifth District
Saunders Construction Company
Winston-Salem
Farm Award Bestowed for Distinguished Agriculture Service
A living American will receive annually a gold medal and 5000 dollars cash as the Farm Award. The award is presented by a committee appointed by Senator Arthur Capper for distinguished service to agriculture in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Capper
NYC Rapid Transit Carriers Heavy Passenger Load
One rapid transit system serving New York City alone hauls more than one and a half billion passengers in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Churches and pastors in city listings
A crowded church directory lists locations pastors and service times across numerous faith groups including Baptist, Catholic, Christian Science, Church of God, Church of Christ, Episcopal, M E and M P denominations. It details Sunday schools start times and midweek prayer meeting days as well as special notes for particular parishes.
Church Schedules and Revivals Across City Faithful Meet
A wide list of church services and Sunday schools is announced. Presbyterian First-Rev. A P Cobl conducts Sunday school at 9 45 a m with public worship at 11 a m and 7 80 p m. Pilgrim Rev O L Ruth leads 9 30 a m Sunday school and 11 a m 7 p m services. Revival Tabernacle on North Main hosts Christ the Healer healing service and nightly revivals through the week led by evangelist R L Erickson. St Mark's St Mark's Methodist lists 9 30 a m Sunday school, 11 a m and 7 30 p m services, with Wednesday prayer at 7 p m. Other churches publish similar schedules for worship prayer and youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant Church
Chopin
Milligan
J. H. Allred
Shelley
BE. B. Stimson
Christian Science Christian Science
North Main Street
New Broadhurst
Salvation Army
Main
Clay Streets
John O’beirne
Holiness
Young People’s Legion
Revival Tabernacle
R. L. Erickson
Christ the Healer
Local church schedules listed for Sunday services
Emmanuel Lutheran Rev F L Conrad pastor Charles EK Miller Sunday school 9:30 worship 11 and 7:30 Luther League 6:45 Friends Main Street Rev Tom A Sykes Horace Hayworth Sunday school 9:45 Brotherhood annex 9:45 worship 11 Archdale Friends Payne pastor Bible school 10 Christian Endeavor 7 Mid week 7:30 Springfield Friends Clara Cox pastor Bible school 10 worship 11 Young People 7:30 Cottage meetings Mrs Dora E Richardson superintendent Oak Hill Friends J Waldo Woody pastor Karl Slack superintendent Sunday school 9:45 worship 11 and 7:50 Christian Endeavor 6:30 Cottage prayer Tuesday 7:30 Everybody welcome Methodist Wesley Memorial Rev John W Moore pastor Sunday school 9:45 preaching 11 and 7:30 Mid week 7:30 Epworth South Main Rev A L Ayechek pastor J W Clinard superintendent Sunday school 9:30 worship 11 and 7:30 Senior and Intermediate League 6:30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary M. E
L. Kirk
A. H. Holton
Highland
C. F. Womble
R. L. Proctor
Junior Epworth League
West View
Calgary
M. E
Archdale M. E. Church
Z. M Jones
Epworth League
St. Luke’s Lutheran
J. E. Shufelt
W. H. Boulware
Brooks Memorial
Fairview Street
William E. Hairston
Calvary Baptist
Vail
Hilltop Streets
B. L. Humphrey
J. B. Melton
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Price and
Leonard Streets
G. W. Buckrham
Roose Felt Miller
Sisters’ Prayer
Lutheran Emmanuel Lutheran
F. L. Conrad
Charles EK. Miller
Luther League
Friends Friends
Main Street
Tom A. Sykes
Horace C. Hayworth
Brotherhood
Archdale Friends
Reuben J. Payne
Oscar L. McCampbell
Christian Endeavor
Springfield
Methodist Episcopal Wesley Memorialm
John W Moore
W. B. McEwen
Epworth
South Main
A. L. Ayececk
J. W. Clinard
Reformed Church Announces Weekly Schedule and Meetings
Rev. W. R. Shaffer serves as pastor and Sunday school superintendent M F Crooke. Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Morning worship 11 a m. Evening worship 7 30 p m. Wednesday prayer 7 39 p m. International Bible Students Class at 10 30 a m. Public lecture 8 p m. Meeting place class room 118 1 2 North Bair Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Tryon
West Green Streets
L. G. Gardiner
J. M. Allred
North Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
N. Hamilton
State Streets
J. T. Saunders
J. A. Mizell
Bible School
Reformed First Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
M. F. Crooké
International Bible Students
North Bair Street
Colored First Baptist Church Ad Highlights Services
The church at Corner East Washington and Hobson streets promotes community service with Pastor Dr. F. R. Mason and Sunday school Superintendent S. S. Whitted. H. M. Kirkostrick is president of the B Y P U, with services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday school begins at 9:30 a.m. B Y P U operates under church leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Churches
Baptist First Baptist
Washington and
Hobson Streets
F. R. Mason
S. S. Whitted
H. M. Kirkostrick
B. Y
Father of Local People John Denny Dies at Red Springs
John Tohmas Denny died suddenly at Red Springs after years of declining health. Born July 31, 1853 in Reidsville, he lived there early and married twice. Survived by children Mrs. J. C. Hill Kenneth C. Denny Lottie Denny Mary Denny, William Denny, John Denny Jr, and Mrs. Henry Horne. Funeral set for 2 30 this afternoon at First Presbyterian Church Red Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Springs
John Tohmas Denny
J. C. Hill
Kenneth C. Denny
Denny
Mr. Denny
Reidsville
MK. C. Denny
Lottie Denny
New Jersey
Henry Horne
Raleigh
Mary Denny
William Denny
John Denny
First Presbyterian Church
Meredith Funeral At Fairview M E Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Florence Blair Meredith wife of Walter W. Meredith were held at Fairview M E Church with Rev W R Kelly and other ministers officiating. A large gathering attended and pallbearers included David Davis K M Peace Charlie M Croaker and others. Interment followed at Hopewell cemetery family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Blair Meredith
Walter W. Meredith
Trinity
Fairview M. EE
W. R. Kelly
T. B. Johnson
Seymore Taylor
J. L. Ingram
David Davis
K. M. Peace
Charlie M. Croaker
W. C. Croaker
Clifton Myers
Jesse Elder
Royal Harris
EB. P
Sam Welborn
John Grantham
Ina Woodard
A. E. Jones
J. R. Hall
Fannie Croaker
Car Meredith
Ralph Kennedy
Rie Crawford
Walker
Phillips
Hopewell Cemetery
Funeral for J. W. Byrum Held at 11 A M
Death notice for J. W. Byrum of Union County aged 85 after a long illness. Civil War veteran. Funeral services conducted at 11 this morning attended by his two local sons Rev H C Byrum pastor of Oakridge M E Church and V V Byrum and several friends. Grandchildren Bari Roy and John Byrum among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Byrum
Union County
Byrum
H. C. Byrum
Oakridge M. E
Oakridge
V. V. Byrum
Bari
Roy
John Byrum
Paradox Crystal Gager Visits Palmist in Passing Show
A brisk exchange notes a character, the crystal gager, not available as she seeks fortune telling from a palmist. The vignette captures the quick, witty mood of a passing show moment.
Piggly Wiggly Promises Low Prices and Reliable Service
The Piggly Wiggly chain touts buying power and direct relations with manufacturers farmers and jobbers to offer consistently low prices. The stores pledge value known brands only with no substitutes and emphasize courteous intelligent service and cheerful adjustments to ensure customer satisfaction.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Green ST. Church
The
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Cottone
Tombelle
Matthews
Raff
D. D
Hastings
Batiste
McAmis
Woodman
Williams
Jesus
Taft
Mason
Washington
William Howard Taft
United States
Francis R. Hagner
F. W. Gibbardt
the Divine Potter
Christ
Central Friends
Dunn
Wooler
Tom Alderman Sykes
Walter Beck
Barcarole
Faulkes
Lord of All Being
Newton
Friends Church
Vs. C. B. Hauser, Et al
F. E. Moses and Company
Vs. Publix-Saenger Theatres, Inc
Robert L. Day
Hill Veneer Company
Williamson Veneer Company
T. H. Jackson
Highland Cotton Mills
J. J. Hamlin
Gate City Motor Company
Atlas Supply Company
J. T. Berry
Southern Railway Company
T. F. Wrenn
High Point Furniture Company
Albert Luther
William C. Vail
Henry Luther
Mariah Smith
J. V. Craver
Beeson Hardware Company
J. O. Connor & Son
Commercial National Bank
Albert Elton
Elton Motors, Inc
Union Furniture Company
L. R. Terry
High Point Manufacturing Company
Fuller Saunders
EB. E. Privette
L. R. Lisk
W. E. Mudd
Kate McKay
Seward’s Dairy
L. Grubb
R. B. Gant
Hiattle
Industrial Bank of Richmond
Smith Moss
J. H. Jester
Susan R. Jester
J. A. Hill
Sample Furniture Company
Davis Milling Company
Gus Ginn
Clinard Milling Company
Conally Grocery Co
Tursday
Atlas Supply Company, Inc
J. E. Amos
H. B
Mars
Green Street
North Martin Street
T. C. Johnson
A. E. Tate
Fairmont Baptist Church
Thomasville Road
Samuel T. Hensley
Benny Scott
Southside Baptist
Highland Avenue
Station Street
O. A. Elmore
W. T. Apple
Hermann T. Stevens
B. H. Watkins
B. Y. Gladden
Mechanicsville Baptist Church
J. I. Underwood
John Willett
Church of God Church of God
Asheboro _ street
W.M. J. Preston
Blair St
W. L. Hicks
St. Edward's
East Green and
Park Stress
John P. Manley
Christian
Episcopal Saint
M. P
North Main
Richardson Streets
R. Lb Farmer
E. Lester Ballard
English Street
Geo. L. Reynolds
J. A. Robbins
Int. C. E
Ladies Aid
Welch Memorial
Mangum
Lake Streets
Geo. L. Curry
C. W. Hoover
Lebanon M. P
Edward Suits
J. W. Montgomery
Vera Hedgecock
Wesleyan Methodist First
Wesleyan Methodist
C. Connor
Newton and Meadows Streets
A. P. Cobl
F. Logan Porter
Pilgrim
O. L. Ruth
Jesse Jennings
Young People’s Society
Pentecostal
J. F. Goins
J. le Oham
Saint Paul Holiness Church
Pearson Street
O. C. Crone
Kk. Shaw
Jane Willoughby
Women's Memorial A. M. E
East Washington
L. W. Easterling
C. E. League
St. Mark’s St. Mark's
H. L. Ashe
W. M. Holt
Presbyterian Cherry
Presbyterian
J. ©. Morgan
C. H. White
Astor
Lutheran
Meredith
Fairview
Piggly Wiggly
High Point
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