Local Churches Prepare Welcome for New Rector and Events
Rev. Howard Hartzell begins duties as new rector of Saint Mary's Episcopal church with Sunday services. Utica Jubilee Singers perform at reaper service in First Methodist. J. B. Caston preaches at Green Street Baptist. Other activities include Sunday school class kickoff Palm Sunday, Christian Endeavor meeting, and a Calvary M. E. play The Beantown Choir.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Utica
First
Howard
Hartzell
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
Rockingham
Gospel Tabernacle Sunday services and programs
Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Rev T H Willey preaches at 11 on The Renewed Man. Monthly singing at 2 pm features multiple church and community groups. Booster Band meets at 7 pm. Evangelistic message at 7 30 pm. Public invited.
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Gospel Tabernacle Sunday School
T. H. Willey
Robbins Mill
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Southside Baptist Church
Burlington
Lexington and Green Street Baptist Church
Frances Monroe
Grayson Hill
Little Nellie Jones
Hickory Chapel Group
Grant Sisters
Colfax Girls
Royals Quartet
Willey
Reopening His Wounds Sermon At First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Protestant Church on North Main and Richardson streets schedules a Sunday 10:66 morning worship with Rev. R. J. Farmer preaching on Reopening His Wounds as part of Lent lessons. A 9:46 Sunday school begins under Superintendent J. H. Jennings. The Utica Jubilee Singers perform at 5:00 Vesper. gallery reserved for colored worshippers. Free will offering. The Grace Koontz led Christian Endeavor meets Monday 7:30. Mid week prayer and praise is Wednesday 7:30.
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First Methodist Protestant
North Main
Richardson Streets
R. J. Farmer
Sears
Morse
Marche Schervo
Schuler
J. H. Jennings
Utica
Christian Endeavor Society
Miss Grace Koontz
Sunday School and church services schedule
Sunday school meets at 9 45 with A H Holton as superintendent A communion service at 11 00 Epworth League at 6 and the evening service at 7 p m The pastor Rev D H Rhinehart will preach on Fatherhood The prayer meeting is Wednesday night at 7 o'clock
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A. H. Holton
Epworth League
D.H. Rhinehart
Ward Street Church Services Teach Sin and Prosperity
At Ward Street church 11 a m Rev J W Groce speaks Church Prosperity. Archdale church 7 p m Groce preaches Sin and Its Effect. Evening services feature evangelistic singing. Sunday school at both churches 9 45 a m.
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Ward St.archdale
Ward Street
J. W. Groce
Archdale Church
First Reformed pastor returns to pulpit Sunday
The Reverend W R Shaffer resumes preaching at the First Reformed Church with a morning sermon titled Who Is Your Judge. An illustrated lecture on Foreign Missions by Rev. will follow in the evening at 7 30.
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First Reformed
W. R. Shaffer
North Hamilton Street Church of Christ Services Outlined
Pastor Rev. Nixon A. Taylor outlines services at North Hamilton Street Church of Christ Disciples. Bible school 9:45 a m. morning service 11 a m sermon Going With Jesus. Christian Endeavor 6:30. Evening service 7:30 with topic Responsibility of Hearing. Mid week prayer 7 p m. Wednesday.
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Hamilton Street
Church of Christ (Disciples
Nixon A. Taylor
Jesus
Christian Endeavor
Wesley Memorial to Hold Sunday Services with Remodelled Basement
Dr W A Lambeth will lead both morning and evening services at Wesley Memorial Church. The 11 o clock sermon is Refusing to Be Conquered and the 7 30 o clock sermon is Longings of the Heart. Sunday school begins at 9 45 o clock and there will be no Young People's supper due to basement remodeling.
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W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Church
Young Peoples
Green Street Baptist Church Services Update
Green Street Baptist holds 11 a.m. sermon by Rev. Wilbur Hutchins of Glen Ola Baptist. B Y P U meets 6:30 p.m. with Dr. J B Caston of Camden speaking on Bible Study and again at 7:45 p.m. on The Life of Faith. The public is invited.
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Green Street
St Marys Episcopal Services Set for Lenten Ash Wednesday
The rector Rev. Howard H Hartrell will lead services at St Marys Episcopal Church at North Main and Farriss avenue. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 o clock. Ash Wednesday on February 14 begins forty days of penitence with 10 am Holy Communion and rector address. Public invited to attend.
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ST. Mary's Episcopal
Howard
Hartrell
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main Street
Farriss Avenue
Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath Services Panel
Seventh-day Adventist Sabbath school met at 9 45 this morning at the church at Springdale avenue and Branch street. Preaching followed at 11 on Gods Mysteries Are to Be Understood by the Obed ient but Hidden From the Sinner. A Sunday sermon at 7 30 will address Who Are the Angels and Related Questions at Rialto theater by Elder John E All.
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Seventh-Day Adventist
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Springdale Avenue
Branch Street
Rialto Theater
John E
Spirit to be topic of Christ Science lesson-sermon
The Christian Science church notices that Spirit will be the subject of the lesson-sermon in all churches and societies of Christ, Scientist Sunday services are at 11 oclock at 309 North Main Street. Sunday school convenes at 9 46 a m. Reading room hours are Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 2 to 4 30 oclock.
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Churches and Societies of Christ, Scientist
North Main Street
Abundant Life Sermons At South Main Methodist
The pastor Rev. F. F. Moser will deliver the third and fourth sermons in the series on The Abundant Life this Sunday at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Sunday school meets at 9 45 am with Roscoe Sowers as superintendent. Prayer meeting and Bible study are Wednesday night at 7 30 oclock.
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South Main Methodist
F. F. Moser
Roscoe Sowers
Saint Edward's Mass Schedule and Guilds Gather
Saint Edward's advertises tomorrow's mass at nine o'clock as usual. The Little Flower Guild and the Children of Mary will receive Holy Communion during the service.
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Saint Edward's
Little Flower Guild
Children of Mary
Ash Wednesday and Lent Worship Schedule
The notice outlines Monday and Tuesday instruction at 4 p m and Ash Wednesday rites with Mass and 7 30 p m service where Father Racette will preach on dust imagery. Friday evenings during Lent include Way to the Cross devotions with Benediction and daily Mass at 7 a m, 8 a m on Saturday, and confessions Saturday 7–8 p m.
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Father Racette
First Presbyterian Announces Weekend Services and Meetings
Regular services Sunday February 11 include 9:45 a.m. Sunday school for all ages and 11 a.m. morning worship with Dr. Joseph Rennie. Evening worship at 6 p.m. with the pastor. Choir specials and solos listed. Young People meet at 6:15 p.m. Circles of the Women’s Auxiliary gather Monday at 3 p.m. with designated hosts. Cable Circle at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Mid week prayer Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Choir practice at 8:15. Public invited.
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First Presbyterian
Joseph Rennie
Yesper
Rennie
Harker
J. H. Allred
Young People’s Council
T. Wingate Andrews
Woman’s Auxiliary
J. Frank Carriker
Thurston Street
Geo. C. Connor
Chas. R. Barrier
Otteray Drive
F. F. Miller
Ira Miller
Winston Road
John A. Holmes
Colonial Drive
B. C. Holden
Bridger Street
Fred J. Bartlett
Lexington Avenue
Mra. T. J. Scott
East Green Street
Ivey Paylor
Johnson Street
N. Main Baptist Sermon Series Begins with Ten Commandments
Regular services Sunday with the pastor preaching at both sessions. Morning topic is The Two Baptisms. Evening topic is The First Commandment, launching a series on the Ten Commandments.
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N. Main Baptist
Church Services Schedule With Sermon Titles
Bible school led by A. E. Tate meets at 9 46 a m. The 11 o clock worship features Dr A B Conrad preaching Refining the Fires. Evening topic Enduement of the Holy Spirit. B Y P U meets at 6 30 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Sunday afternoon gathering at 2 30 o'clock at the same church.
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Bible School
A. E. Tate
A. B. Conrad
Central Friends Bible School and Church Sessions
Central Friends Bible school opens at 9:45 with Horace Haworth as superintendent. D Ralph Parker leads the Brotherhood men class at the same time in the annex with Rev Tom Alderman Sykes as teacher. Sykes speaks at 11 on faith, then preaches at 7:30 on Christians setting our world in order. Brotherhood chorus leads old gospel hymns. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7:30. Jude epistle study requested. Senior and Junior Christian Endeavor meet Friday at 7:30 in the annex. Public invited.
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Central Friends Bible School
Horace Haworth
Brotherhood
D. Ralph Parker
Annex
Tom Alderman Sykes
Sykes
Christian Endeavor
Lebanon M. P. Church Services Schedule
Lebanon M. P. Church announces Sunday services led by Rev. W. Taylor. Morning activities include Junior C E at 9 15, Sunday School at 9 46, sermon at 11 on Keeping in the Race. Evening programs at 6 45 and 7 45 feature Heart Trouble sermon. Warm church. public invited.
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Lebanon
Lebanon M. P
W. Taylor
Emmanuel Lutheran Sermon Schedule This Sunday
Emmanuel Lutheran announces a Sunday morning sermon on Un Repealable Laws at 11 o’clock. A 7 30 p m talk titled The Master Physician completes the third in the Re Making Men series. Sunday school meets at 9 45.
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Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Guilford County Schools Plan Survey For Rural Improvements
Architects have begun a preliminary survey and cost estimates for a rural Guilford County school improvement program seeking a $260000 loan from the Public Works Administration. Four Greensboro designers lead the effort with two High Point firms to follow. The process requires multiple approvals and could take months before action on the loan.
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Guilford County
Public Works Administration
Thomas R. Foust
County School System
Greensboro
Harry Barton
Charles ©. Hartman
William C. Holleyman, Jr
W. L. Brewer
High Point
Allen Jay
Colfax
Foust
County Board of Education
County Commissioners
Local Government Commission
State School Commission
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Health
State Insurance Department
Public Works Agency
B. L. Fentress
Willis Booth
Raleigh
Fentress
Booth
George L. Stansbury
White Oak
Fresh Clues in Bremer's Case Surface
St Paul reports fresh clues in the Bremer kidnapping case as investigators gain leads from five potential witnesses. Mrs Cressens Dehmer described the car struggle, another woman noted a license number, and an oil station attendant saw three men in a car matching the gang machine. Bremer, bank president, endures headaches after 22 days in a dark room. he testified he was slugged repeatedly during the abduction on January 17.
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ST. Paul
Po Hce
Edward G. Bremer
Police
Department of Justice
Cressens Dehmer
Bremer
Commercial State Bank
Little Ashby Child Dies of Pneumonia at Home
Malcolm Rodney Ashby aged 8 died at his father J J Ashby’s home on Springfield avenue after several days of pneumonia. Born November 24 1933 he was survived by three brothers and two sisters and the maternal grandmother Mrs Minerva Mabe of High Point. Funeral Sunday at 1 30 p m conducted by Rev I L Siske with interment beside the mother in Bunker Hill cemetery.
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Malcolm Rodney Ashby
J. J. Ashby
Springfield Avenue
J. J
Jettie Lora Marie Ashby
Raymond
Stanley
Gurney Ashby
Dora Rook
Lillian Ashby
Minerva Mabe
High Point
I. L. Siske
Bunker Hill Cemetery
Exchange Bills Face Hard Fight
Washington reports the drive for strict federal stock exchange regulation stalls on Roosevelt clarity. House and Senate committees plan hearings on Fletcher Rayburn measures as changes, including prohibitions, hinge on the President's stance. The middle of next week looms as hearings begin in both chambers.
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Nathan Robertson
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
Inter-Departmental
Federal Trade Commission
Rayburn
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Governor Urges Statewide Focus for North Carolina Chambers
Governor Ehringhaus urged North Carolina chambers of commerce to prioritize state wide betterment over local growth. Speaking at the Southern Pines chamber banquet, he warned that local chambers risk becoming mere sales or production lobbies without broader civic mindedness.
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Southern Pines
North Carolina Chambers of Commerce
Ehringhaus
Southern Pines Commercial Organization
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Collections for N C Bank During January
Greensboro February 10 In January collections on loans part of the liquidation of the North Carolina Bank and Trust Company reached 276961.08 dollars, an increase of 28961.08 over December. The board of liquidation met with Paul W. Schenck presiding and noted large reductions in indebtedness to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and substantial stock assessments collected to date.
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Greensboro
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Ernest C. McLean
Paul W. Schenck
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Salisbury
NRA signals 32 hour week aim with no flat mandate
Washington reports Administrator Hugh S. Johnson hinted at a possible move toward a 32 hour basic work week for industries, without forcing hour cuts. He will convene a March 5 meeting of code authorities to start a reemployment drive while banning inside lobbying by former NRA executives. Johnson also plans to provide Senator Nye with a list of NRA officials' private business ties amid scrutiny.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh
Johnson
Nye
R-Nd
Senate
Accident Alerts Careful Shot Injures Youth on Virginia Ave
Archie D. Rule Jr. narrowly escaped serious injury after his brother accidentally shot him in the eye with a BB rifle near the North State Telephone office on College Street at 11 30 this morning. The projectile lodged behind the eyelid but did not puncture the eyeball. He was treated at Burrus Memorial hospital and released.
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Archie D. Rule, Jr
Virginia Avenue
North State
College Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Yow
Talks For Colored People Begin With Bishop Johnson
Bishop B. Johnson of New Jersey will lead a series of meetings for colored people at Griffin hall corner Cherry and East Washington streets starting Sunday. White attendees are invited.
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Bishop B. Johnson
New Jersey
Griffin Hall
Cherry and
East Washington Streets
Postoffice Sets Rules on Gold Deposits and Sign-Backs
Postoffice officials issue orders requiring anyone presenting gold coins or certificates for postal savings, stamps, or money orders to sign a statement explaining why they were not redeemed earlier. The signed form and the coins or certificates accompany the item and go to the treasury, with non-signers directed to use banking channels for exchange.
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O. R. York
Treasury Department
Kiwanis Speaker Details North Carolina Erosion Plan
Dr. W. J. McAnally city health officer spoke to High Point Kiwanis on erosion efforts in Guilford and Randolph counties. He described a statewide soil improvement project leveraging lime deposits, costing over half a million dollars and employing 800 to 1,000 workers over two to five years, with potential camp near High Point. He warned pellagra risks and urged lime use to boost crops and reduce out-of-state food purchases.
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W. J. McAnally
High Point Kiwanis Club
North Carolina
New York
Guilford
Empire County
McAnally
United States
Randolph
Project Inn
High Point
W. L. Jackson
Perry Sewer Outfall Project Advances Without Accidents
The Perry sewer outfall project progresses with no accidents or time loss. Supervising the work is A. B. Taplin, with foremen Ben Shirley and W. L. Smith Jr. Smith also serves as safety inspector under the contract with the CWA.
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Perry Sewer
CWA
A. EB. Taplin
Ben Shirley
W. L. Smith, Jr
I. W. A. Meeting Tonight With D. W. Bradley Speaker
Tonight at 7 o'clock the I. W. A. hall hosts an important business meeting for all chairmen followed by a 7 30 mass meeting with D. W. Bradley as principal speaker. He has an important message for all industrial workers and invites both members and non members to attend.
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I. W. A. Hall
D. W. Bradley
A barrel cipher is more and 9 percent water
A barrel cipher states that the liquid content is slightly over nine percent water.
More Witnesses Questioned in Harvell Murder Case
Investigators plan to question J W McLellan and James Helms in Charlotte as part of efforts to clarify the Harvell murder and home fire east of the city on December 22. The drivers who reached the scene disputed cries heard, while officials pursue whether Harvell was dead before the blaze and who else may be involved.
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Lee H. Harvell
B. M. Brown
Charlotte
J. W. McLellan
James Helms
Harvell
W. A. Scott
J. W. Donovan
Greensboro
High Point
Gaston A. Johnson
Mrs W G Coble Taken By Death
Mrs W G Coble of Julian died at 12 30 PM at her father W A Grimes home 109 West Green Street Winston Salem after a period of illness She was married in 1914 to W G Coble of Greensboro surviving are her parents three sons three brothers and two sisters Funeral arrangements had not been completed this afternoon
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W. G. Coble
Julian
High Point
W. A. Grimes
West Green Street
City
John William
Charles G. Coble
C. W. Grimes
Charlotte
R. R. Grimes
Franklinville
C. J. Grimes
H. E. Seawell
Charline Grimes
Negro Arrested Here Wanted At Asheville For Assault Charge
Freeman Brown, a Black man, was held on suspicion in a local break in, later jailed for shoplifting a deck of cards, and now is en route to Asheville to face an assault with a deadly weapon charge. He is also wanted in Greenville, South Carolina, on a murder charge.
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Freeman Brown
Ashevillle
Asheville
Friddle
Brown
Kress Ten Cent
Greenville
Ss. C
Refusal To Pay Taxi Costly To Convict
Winston-Salem reports K. W. McLet alias J W Williams 28 refused a taxi fare last week. He is jailed awaiting return to a Florida penitentiary to resume a life sentence for criminal assault after a taxi driver’s complaint led to a 30 day sentence. Police forwarded fingerprints to the justice department who notified local authorities that he is an escaped convict.
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Winston-Salem
K. W. McLet
J. W. Williams
Florida
McLet
Department of Justice
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Howard Hartzell
J. B. Caston
Camden
Green Street Baptist Church
Wilbur Hutchens
Glenola Baptist Church
W. C. Lyerly
Elsie Mae Sink
Glenn Brown
Christ
Beantown
Calvary M. BE
Calvary M. B
Max Bones
Main St
High Point Ice and Coal CO
Church OF Christ
Wesley Memorial
A Hi, Jeffers
L. E. Lowe
N. E. Russell
D. A. Brooks
L. L. Lavender
First Baptist
Fanny
Ley Architects
Leta Joyce Hammond
Cortland, N
Little Ashby
N.C. Ban
Hugh Johnson
UR. Manally
IL. W. A
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