Funeral Rites for Dr Henry H Briggs Held in Asheville
Funeral services for Dr Henry Harrison Briggs a well known Asheville physician who died aboard the Duchess of Bedford near New York will be held at First Presbyterian church at four this afternoon Burial will be in Riverside cemetery The Rt Rev Junius M Horner bishop of the diocese and the Rev R F Campbell pastor of First Presbyterian church will conduct the services The Rev Clarence Stuart McClellan rector of Calvary Episcopal church will be in charge at the grave.
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Calvary Episcopal Church
New Seeks Chance to Testify Before Nye Group
Former Postmaster General Harry S. New requests permission to appear voluntarily before the senate committee probing post office leases. He cites recent testimony naming him in connection with the St Paul lease. The letter to Chairman Blaine is not public and New offered to testify at a convenient time.
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Red Cross drought relief fund passes seven million
Washington February 9 The Red Cross drought relief campaign for ten million dollars reached seven million fifty two thousand nine hundred seventy seven dollars in total.
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Red Cross
Real Estate Bargains From Real Estate For Sale
Complete site of New spring Gage Hats Joanne Ladies Shop Mrs R L Loflin Manager C-29 Real estate bargains There has never been a better time than right now to purchase a home Six room brick home with steam heat double brick garage good location and only 5400 Another brick well located six room home with hardwood floors No heat and only 4800 Montlieu Avenue nice brick home with seven rooms and strictly modern in every way 6750 Owner leaving town North Hamilton Street five rooms plastered good house with bath and only 2200 North Hamilton Dandy five room home with hardwood floors garage Only 2500 Outside the city on hard surfaced road five room plastered house with hardwood floors Nice bath dry water and electric lights 2400 We have plenty other bargains on our list and will be glad to show you at any time I Realto Do 301 5 peat as a Blog
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Bear Faction in Full Retreat on Broad Stock Advances
Bear faction retreats as stock market opens the week with broad advances. General Motors, U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, American Telephone, Sears Roebuck and others rise 1 to 3 points. Westinghouse Electric, Dupont, Republic Steel, Allied Chemical gain 3 to 6 points. Industrial Rayon and Atborn jump over 10 points. Oils edge up while rails and coppers lag amid merger news and improving business tone.
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Cotton futures trade steady after early losses in New York
New York open eased to 2 5 points down on easy cables and India news, May around 10 95 and October 11 46 before steadying, midday quotes show March around 10 56 to 10 61, May 10 88, and October 11 37 with cautious buying by trade and Wall Street. New Orleans market opened easier on weaker Liverpool cables with May near 10 81 and October 11 34, later rallying 5 to 6 points on favorable January statistics, with closes steady or down only slightly.
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Head of Clinard Electric Co Dies in Winston-Salem
David M. Clinard, 73, head of Clinard Electric Co and owner with four sons Bernie Edward Charles and Bevo, died at his Winston-Salem home. Surviving wife daughter Robah Thomas of Winston-Salem seven grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at 2:30 from Primitive Baptist Church Winston-Salem with burial in Salem cemetery. Reverend Mr. y to conduct services.
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Salem Cemetery
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Funeral Held For Little Hines Child
Funeral services for J. Hubert Hines two and a half year old son of Mr and Mrs P H Hines were held yesterday morning at 11 from Canaan church with Rev George Barringer officiating Burial followed in the church cemetery at Abbotts creek where the family resides
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Sunday Services In High Point Churches
Central Friends and Guilford College A Capella choir staged a sacred concert at Central Friends church Sunday evening, praised as one of the South’s outstanding choirs. Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes preached on belief in God and its social impact, urging active Christian commitment amid debates between science and religion. The sermon stressed God’s universality, the need to apply Christ’s life, and the cost of discipleship in today’s world.
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Jonah Peril and Mine From First Presbyterian Sermon
The minister Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers opened the Jonah sermon by outlining the four chapters and noting the big fish is a minor detail. He warned that Jonah's peril arose from faith and conduct, affecting others at sea and today, when men fail to live up to the duties of true religion.
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Charles Haddon Nabers
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Joppa
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Nineveh
Inner Joy of Victory at First Methodist sermon
Yesterday morning at First Methodist Protestant church Rev R I Farmer opened the fifth sermon in the series on The Seven Churches In Asia with The Inner Joy of Victory Pergamos. He urged overcoming inner faults to gain the hidden manna and a new name, stressing that victory comes through Christ and inner sanctification. The minister quoted scripture, noted the cost of surrender, and linked joy to a life lived in harmony with God and duty.
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What Does It Cost to Be a Christian
Highland M. F reports a minister’s sermon urging spiritual value over material worth. He cites Jesus’ approach to money and emphasizes personal contribution to God’s kingdom, warning against excuses about being unable to work for faith and recalling Job’s steadfast trust amid trials.
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Attack centers upon farm board in senate debate
In Washington on February 9 Senator Thomas charged that the farm board has effectively joined the Chicago grain exchange and is spending federal funds for speculation. Northern and cotton state senators argued over measures to curb such use while discussing the independent offices appropriation bill.
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Highway Group 10 Receives Bids For State Aid Projects
Raleigh bids open for 13 highway projects under the emergency federal road funds program. About 1.64 million dollars will be spent. four letting totals rise to roughly 4.5 million. Major item includes a Cape Fear bridge at Lillington costing about 76 thousand, with 92 miles of highway improvements across 12 counties.
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James H Covington 86 Confederate veteran dies in Rockingham
James H. Covington 86 a Confederate veteran and grand member of the county pension card program died in Rockingham. He was known for his service and community involvement. Obituary notes his years of membership and public pension role.
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James H. Covington
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