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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1933
Page
8
Regular services will be conducted Sunday in High Point churches with nearly all local ministers at their pulpits. Adjutant and Mrs G G MacGillivary of the Charlotte Salvation Army will lead the day at the local chapel. The sermon centers on Col 1 20 and Bible school meets at 945.
Rev. G Ray Jordan will preach tomorrow at Wesley Memorial at 11 AM and 7 20 PM on A Comfortable Christianity and Poor in the Midst of Riches A men's chorus will sing The Son of God Goes Forth to War at the morning service A church school with textbook displays for the Standard Training School begins at 9 45 AM Junior church is at 11 AM Mrs J A Eshelman leads it Tonight A A Oliver speaks on temperance topics in the young people's department Detailed notices will follow about the eight course Standard Training School to start Tuesday evening with seven teachers and public admission free
Services in St Marys pal church tomorrow include Holy Communion at 8 30 a.m. morning prayer and sermon by Rev D W Allen at 11 a.m. church school and adult Bible class at 9:45 a.m. U P L will meet at 6:30 p.m. Public is invited to worship.
Emmanuel Lutheran church schedules Sunday morning service at 11 o clock with the sermon "Christians the Salt of the Marth" and the text "Ye are the salt of the earth" Matthew 5 13. Sunday night at 7 30 the subject is "Peace By the Cross."
A. J. Idol Trustee announces a public foreclosure sale on March 7, 1033 at 2:00 PM in Greensboro NC for Lot No. 3, Block 9, Snow Park map, North East Green Street, High Point, Guilford County. Sale is cash. Bred Peacock, attorney. 2-4-11-18-25.
Trustees will sell at Greensboro Court House on Monday March 27 1933 the property in High Point Guilford County described as Lot on Madison Avenue following a 1928 deed of trust by Buel F Putnam and Myrtle M Putnam. Sale to satisfy secured notes.
Tomorrow at 9:45 a m Sunday school meets at the Reformed church. Rev W R Shaffer preaches at 11 a m on A Soul Refined. Youth groups gather 6 30 p m. Night service at 7 30 p m covers Concern For a Nation Blessed. Wednesday prayer group studies Lady Fourth Daughter of China. Women’s Missionary Society circles meet Thursday at the homes of Mrs Hedrick and Mrs Lopp.
Vernon A Peace of 307 Meadow Street placed a tiny eye laid by a white Cochin bantam hen in The Enterprise window today. The egg adds to the newspaper's display of freaks and curios.
Green Street Baptist Church announces Sunday School starts at 9 30 for all ages. Rev. G T Tunstall presides over both services with themes at 11 00 Above The Average and 7 30 The Scar of Sin. Public invited.
Lebanon M I church schedules a Junior C B R society meeting at 9 16 a m Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by J W Montgomery preaching at 11 a m by Dr S W Taylor on The Church At its best 6 45 p m Intermediate and Senior C E 7 30 p m pageant The Challenge presented by the Woman s Auxiliary attend these services.
Catholic church announces Sunday schedule with Mass at 9 o clock, children's instruction at 10, evening devotions at 7 30. Father Murphy presides.
Regular services will be held Sunday with Sunday school opening at 8 45 a m E I Mc Adams superintendent will be in charge Rev C H Hill pastor will preach at 11 a m and 7 30 p m The Christian Endeavor society will meet at 639 p m in the church annex with Miss Callie Loflin leading the Senior Group Public is invited to attend all these services.
Central Priends invites all ages to Bible school at 9 45 a m with cradle roll to adults. Men’s Brotherhood meets at the same hour and Pastor Tom A Bykes preaches at 11 on The Piety Trials Which Try Men. Mr Bykee speaks at 7 30 a m on A Great Talk and Challenging Adventure. Norman Fidler directs music for all services. Visitors welcome.
Services at the North Hamilton Street Church of Christ include a 10 a.m. Bible school led by Superintendent R. H. Askew and an 11 a.m. morning service. The article notes the church's denomination and leadership, outlining the early program schedule.
Man will do painting or contracting work for food wood or coal. Woman wants trees planted and will give lady's coat or children's clothes in exchange. Man will do yard work plumbing painting or waxing floors. Man will do painting or general work. Man will do work on farm or gardening work. Girl will do laundry work for fuel. Woman wants to exchange man's suit for fuel Woman wants yard work done and will exchange children's clothes.
Rev N A Taylor will speak at 7 30 p m on The Church the Body of Christ in an evening service. He will also discuss The Responsibility of Fatherhood. Regular mid week services Thursday at 730 p m public invited to attend.
Bible school with A E B Tate as superintendent convenes at 9 45 a m. The 11 a m service features Dr A B Conrad with the sermon The Kingdom What Where When and the anthem O God the Rock of Ages. Evening service at 7 33 p m presents The Man Who Turned Back with the anthem God is a Spirit. Junior Intermediate and Senior B Y P U meet at 6 80 p m. Senior BYPU No 1 meets Friday at 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Public invited.
Mrs Myrtle Carter age 30 died Saturday at 2 40 AM after an 18 month illness length She was born May 2 1902 in Montgomery County daughter of J B and Crissie Simmons married 1920 to J B Carter and leaves a son C B Carter Jr and five daughters Eva Maxine Velma Lee Annie Mary Lou all of High Point Also surviving are her father J B Simmons of Condor and sister Mrs Josie Eller Funeral from 910 Grace Street Sunday at 2 PM conducted by Rev O L Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Church and Rev George Tunstall Green Street Baptist with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
Indianapolis February 2 Governor Paul V McNutt announced after signing the repeal of the state dry enforcement law he plans to release all prisoners serving liquor law violation terms from penal institutions.
The House passed the Celler bill to end limits on how many liquor prescriptions physicians may issue. The vote was 168 in favor and 160 against.
Osi Norway reports Premier Pens Hanseid leads a government that resigns today. The surprise move ends Hanseid's tenure and sets the stage for a transitional period in Oslo.
The Senate on Feb 25 directed the Federal Trade Commission to explain the reason for recent cuts in oil and gasoline prices and to state whether prices are determined by any corporation or group of corporations.
Springfield Illinois February 25 AP reports troops moved into the capital and Sangamon county to restore order after fighting between rival factions left one man dead and about twenty injured in the outbreak.
In Asheville North Carolina February 25 a juror collapsed and died returning from a recess during the Mills assault trial. The jury had failed to agree after initial deliberations leading to a mistrial and a new trial will be scheduled for James Mills. The deceased juror was William H. Smith.
G A Lewallen recounts a trek moving 6000 cattle from Big Horn Ranch California to Sacramento Valley. A flash flood swelled the American River and a hollow redwood used as a bridge hid 700 cattle in hollow limbs within the tree. The posse recovered the herd that night.
The Big Brother Sunday school class at South Main Street M. E. church will hold a special service tomorrow at 9 45 in tribute to Edgar Hartley longtime class teacher who has been drafted for service. O V Kester will return to the class next Sunday. A large attendance is requested.
Denver date February 25. Colorado Springs gambler E. Stevens reappeared in the Charles Boettcher 2nd kidnaping case as a potential intermediary between the family and abductors. He was freed two days earlier after police questioning and then met for two hours with Mrs. Anna Lou Boettcher, the missing broker's wife, in Denver.
Chief A. T. Clark departed to an unknown destination as Claude K. Boettcher imposes a midnight deadline to withdraw a $60,000 ransom offer. Stevens returns to the case in final hours, reportedly at the urging of Boettcher the missing man's father.
Adjutant and Mrs. G. G. MacGillivary divisional financial secretaries of the Salvation Army from Charlotte arrived to audit the local post. They will stay over the weekend and conduct Sunday services with Mrs. MacGillivary singing. Public invited.
The Junior Order No 43 N U A M met in regular session at 7 30 in the Lodge Hall 1101-2 East Washington St R C Plummer presiding Walter George Wilson was reinstated as a member The entertainment committee chaired by Thos C Godwin outlined a surprise program for next Friday Members urged to attend W M Tucker elected Outside Sentinel to fill a vacancy Short talks on council welfare given by W M Tucker H O Hayworth W T Anderson and R G Callicut Council mourns death of DeBerry Little former High Point resident Union County funeral held February 24 A High Point Chamber of Commerce led meeting on school aims urged all members to attend at Junior High School Auditorium February 28 at 7 30.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports on a study of 100 angina deaths, linking onset to unaccustomed violent exertion and prolonged fatigue. The piece notes mountain climbing, rowing, painting, and heavy labor as triggers, and warns chronic angina patients may tolerate short walks but not long, strenuous treks.
Justice Herriot Clarkson, associate justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court, said North Carolina must defend its rapid growth from an agricultural to an industrial state. He spoke at a St. Marys Episcopal Church Men’s Club dinner in the parish house, where many in Hi Point attended.
Sue resists judgment from Jack's domineering father and reconnects with old colleagues as family dynamics unfold. Mrs Parsons Thornton and Nancy Becker welcome Sue while Jack's mood and class tensions ripple through the social circle. A charity ball committee meeting leads to a speech on life fundamentals by Justice Clarkson citing David and Job.
Wallace North Carolina resident C. J. Williams, a Fort Fisher defender and Confederate veteran, died suddenly at his home at age 96.
Furman University debate team will tour North Carolina in April debating most major colleges. The schedule includes Catawba Salisbury Queens-Chicora Guilford Davidson High Point Wake Forest North Carolina College for Women Duke University UNC Chapel Hill and ends with Winthrop College in Rock Hill.
J M Deal, a well known contractor aged 79, died at his Morganton home after a prolonged illness.
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