High Point Tops Asheville In Narrow 35 32 Victory
High Point edged Asheville 35 to 32 on Asheville’s court after a tight second half. B Culler led the Bisons with 15 points while Swicegood and Hall stood out for Asheville. Reed sealed the win with a late shot.
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Asheville
High Point High School
Mountain Lads
Reed
Swicegood
Hall
High Point
H. Culler
Pinkston B. Culler
Alexander Ridge
Swicegood Ritchie
Hal and
Obeiseee
Cooper
Hi Peint
Sizemore
Rucker
Atkins
V. F. W. Post To Convene Tonight
The weekly meeting of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post will be held at eight o clock in the Junior Order hall on East Washington street. C E Holland vice commander stated several matters of interest to veterans will be discussed.
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Post Veterans of Foreign Wars
Junior Order
East Washington Street
C. E. Holland
L D Dunlap Missing From His Home Here
Local police broadcast an appeal for information on L D Dunlap who has been missing since February 1. He was last seen at his brother’s home in this city after working in Kannapolis to support his wife and children.
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L. D. Dunlap
Kannapolis
J L Rickard Laid To Rest In Local Rites
Short services were held for J L Rickard at his daughter Mrs C A Hughes home on Whittier street. The funeral continued at Reeds Baptist church near Lexington with choir and pastor Rev W R Shaffer officiating. Internment was in the church cemetery. pallbearers and floral carriers were named and a large gathering attended.
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J. L. Rickard
C. A. Hughes
Whittier Street
First Reformed Church
C. S. Parker
A. M. Johnson
M. H. Elliott
Grady Horne
T. J. Younts
J. M. Hedrick
H. L
Cotton Opens Steady in New York Trade May Sells at 7.00
New York cotton opened steady today with a 5 to 9 point advance on continued Saturday gains and firm overseas cables. May futures traded at 7.00.
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New York
Friendly Cafeteria Receivership Made Permanent
Judge Lewis E Teague signed the order finalizing the temporary receivership of Friendly Cafeteria. R D and G G Dickson were continued as receivers for the business.
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Lewis E. Teague
Municipal Court
R.D
G. G. Dickson
Bar Association To Convene Tomorrow For Calendar Arrangements
The city bar association will meet Tuesday at 2 30 in the municipal courtroom to arrange the calendar for the two week term of criminal court opening March 1. The meeting was previously announced for 2 30 this afternoon.
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Bar Association of
Thirteen Die in Weekend Auto Crashes Across South
Thirteen people were killed in weekend automobile crashes across the south. North Carolina reported four fatalities, Tennessee and Georgia three each, and Florida Arkansas and Alabama one each.
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Atlanta, Ga
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Arkansas
Alabama
Ech
Allied Forces address large audiences here
Miss Norma C. Brown of the Allied Forces spoke to a packed audience on Sunday about maintaining the Eighteenth Amendment with liberty and law. She praised improvements in liquor control over 12 years, urged dry candidates, and urged both parties to adopt dry planks or face the issue at elections.
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R. S. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
Norma C. Brown
Allied Forces
Raymond Robins
Col. Robins
Winston- Salem
Miss Brown
Edgar Hartley
Hoyle Love
West End
Brown
United States
Atlantic City
Sacramento
Calif
Stewart to Speak on George Washington to Legion Post
R K Stewart will address the Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion at the regular meeting tomorrow night at 8 oclock in the Legion hall on South Main street. Commander Forrest H Shuford urges all members and ex service men to attend as several matters of interest to the group will be discussed.
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R. K. Stewart
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
George Washington
Legion Hall
South Main Street
Stewart
Forrest H. Shuford
Cotton prices firm on open led by Liverpool gains
In New Orleans on February 15 cotton opened active with firmer tone as Liverpool cables boosted values. May rose to 6.97 and July to 7.13 before hedging pulled them back to 6.93 and 7.08, ending the first hour near steady at the lows.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Sykes Returns as Pastor at Central Friends Church
The Central Friends Church welcomed back minister Tom A. Sykes who preached on Romans 8 about facing today’s sorrows and the need for renewed faith. He urged believers to view unseen values with a new consciousness and trust that with God on their side they can achieve victory and healing.
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Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
Mr. Sykes
Paul
God
Gibson Ice Cream Is Now Chartered Firm
RALEIGH February 15 The following certificates of incorporation have been filed in the secretary of state office Gibson Ice Cream Company of High Point to manufacture ice cream and dairy products Authorized capital stock 60000 subscribed stock 1000 by S D Gibson Jr Roy Arnette and Annie L Gibson High Point The Leader Department Store Inc of Asheville to buy sell and deal in goods wares merchandise of every kind and description Authorized capital stock or subscribed stock 29000 by S T Blomberg M B Blomberg and Hannah G Blomberg of Asheville
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Gibson Ice Cream Company of
High Point
S. D. Gibson, Jr
Roy Arnette
Annié L. Gibson
Leader Department Store, Inc
Asheville
T Blomberg
M. B. Blomberg
Hannah G. Blomberg
Wesley Memorial Sermon Calls Christianity to Social Reform
Rev. G Ray Jordan of Wesley Memorial Methodist church urged the congregation to defend integrity and loyalty to social justice. He urged making business and daily toil sacred, living by Christian principles to create a humane industrial order and curb unemployment. The sermon stressed solidarity, the dangers of selfishness, and religion as society’s guiding force.
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G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Mr. Jordan
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Highlights Faith and Harmony
Sunday services centered on the Lesson Sermon with the Golden Text from Lamentations and biblical citations. The passage from Proverbs speaks on wisdom, while Science and Health emphasizes Life as self sustained and harmony through divine Principle, urging the right understanding of God to restore harmony.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Saul
Father Murphy Preaches Lent at St Edward's
Rev. C. E. Murphy of St Edward's Catholic Church urges Lent rules and the spirit of penance over mere legal compliance. He notes exemptions for youth and old age must still seek good works, and warns modern temptations such as movies and dances test the Lenten spirit. The sermon cites Jesus resisting temptations in Matthew as a model for Christian self denial and sacrifice during the holy season.
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C. E. Murphy
St. A Catholic Church
Vyestery
Abedi
Matthew
Jesus Christ
Christ
Temple
Mitchell Pressed for Labor Post in Raleigh Race
Clarence Mitchell of Raleigh announced his candidacy for the labor commissioner slot in the upcoming June 4 primary. He heads a Raleigh printing business and aims to improve labor capital relations while serving the state during readjustment. Mitchell is active in local churches and fraternal orders.
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Clarence Mitchell
Raleigh
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
James Wesley
Mary Mitchell
Johnson
Wake Counties
News and Observer
Southside Baptist Sunday School
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Sudan
Junior Order
The
Odd Fellows
Raleigh Lodge of Elks
Christ’s Temptation Upholds Faith Amid Worldly Allure
The narrative shows Jesus refusing the devil’s offer of kingdoms, proving mastery over worldly lure. It portrays Christians, guided by the Spirit and church, as victors over temptation with divine grace and angelic consolation for the faithful.
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Christ
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