Services Today in Town Churches with Guest Preachers
Multiple churches host guest speakers today including Rev. W A Newell at Wesley Memorial and Dr Herman T Stevens at First Baptist. The program lists morning and evening services with organ preludes, hymns, readings, and sermons focusing on faith, prayer, and reverence across Central Friends First Presbyterian First Baptist and other congregations in town.
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Presiding
Wesley Memorial
Dr. Stevens
First Baptist
W. A. Newell
Greensboro
Wesley Memorial Church
Herman T. Stevens
North Carolina
First Baptist Church
Central Friends
Ejeruils
Nevin
Emerson
Tom Alderman Sykes
Silver
Chopin
Brown
Petrali
First Presbyterian
Lemaigre
Christ
Bowring
Matthews
Watts
Flaggler
Hawley
Frank Tucker
Giraud
Tombelles
Jesus
Montgomery
Shelley
Duffield
Main Street
M. E
Thomas
Tschaikowsky
Jordan's
Teilman
Torjussen
Lyte
Knapp
Jess Sally Horner
Havergal
Walford
All the Saints
Terry
Matt
Radio Studio Schedule From First Presbyterian Church 1930
A dated weekly program guide lists Dan W. Smith presiding at First Presbyterian Church with guest artists like Miss Sally Horner and the Romany Singers. Rotary Convention honors Eugene Newsom at the Sheraton Ball Room. Evening concerts include Sedgefield Trio, Little Symphony, Davis Bros Orchestra, and the Sunshine Ensemble through Jan 22 1930.
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Sally Horner
Sunshine Ensemble
Crawford
First Presbyterian Church
Dan W. Smith
Little Symphony
Raymond Arnold
Romny
Sedgefield
Tudio Ensemble
Cam Ragan
Carolina Aces
Davis Bros
Odd Shots in Animal World and Concert Schedule
News men and camera enthusiasts capture wildlife in candid shots. Parade of musical programs runs Jan 23 to 26 with Dan W. Smith at the organ and Crawford and his orchestra performing daily along with varied ensembles and soloists from the First Presbyterian church.
Bleach Blankets by Overnight Hydrogen Peroxide Mix
To whiten blankets that have yellowed steep overnight in a solution of hydrogen peroxide diluted to about one eighth its normal strength.
First Women On Floor Of Senate
The article notes Evelina K. Southworth and Ruth Peterson, Tariff Commission fabric experts, becoming the first women on the U.S. Senate floor during a tariff debate as the chamber waives its unwritten rule. They are pictured smiling during the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States Senate
Evelina K. Southworth
Ruth Peterson
Tariff Commission
Industrial Girls to Meet in Annual Conference Here
Representatives from every southern state east of the Mississippi will attend the mid winter regional council for industrial girls at the local YWCA. Miss Younge will speak at the banquet Saturday at 6 pm and discussions run from Saturday morning to Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Council For
Industrial Girls
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Kentucky
New York City
Eleanor Copenhaver
Pearl Younge
Miss Younge
Younge
Josephine Hege
New York
Local attorneys weigh possible state senate bids
Dr. Burrus notes no early announcement while friends urge Turner to run. T J Gold contemplates a return to the race after a defeat in Guilford. W C Jones backs a run, possibly for the Senate or House. Republicans delay entry until after the Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Turner
T. J. Gold
State Senate
Gold
Mr. Gold
Guilford County
W. C. Jones
Hoover
Jones
Senate
House
Graduates from High Point College Shine at Medical College
High Point college class of 1929 alumni excel at the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond. Glenn Perry averages 98 while Fred Tom Hauser scores 93 and Theodore Antonakos ranks high, placing a strong example for future applicants to the selective medical school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Virginia
Glenn Perry
Fred Tom Hauser
Theodore Antonakos
High Point
Boob
Examinations Begin at Junior High School Next Week
Examinations start at the Junior High School next week to mark the half year. Teachers will test one subject per day following the home room schedule. Parents are urged to ensure daily attendance and prompt payment of book fees.
Fireside Quartette To Broadcast Today
The Fireside quartette a local musical organization will perform this afternoon at 5 30 over the High Point studio of radio station WNBC. The studio has been flooded with requests since their last program for more broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
WNBC
Fireside Quartette
Quartet Members Named from High Point and Nearby States
The request came from residents in High Point and listeners in Indiana Ohio and other states. The quartet members are Clarence Schultheiss first tenor Norman Fidler second tenor Dan W Smith baritone and Frank Tucker bass.
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High Point
Indiana
Ohio
Clarence Schultheiss
Norman Fidler
Dan W. Smith
Frank Tucker
Army Snow Birds Reach Minot and Head to Great Falls
J F Bivins, local amateur radio operator, reports army planes in winter maneuvers in the northwest have reached Minot North Dakota safely. The dispatch says weather is excellent and the ships will reach Great Falls today.
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J. F. Bivins
United States
Minot
N. D
Newa
Great Falls
Funeral services for infant Melvin Cecil King
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for one day old Melvin Cecil King at Welch Memorial M. P. church with Rev. G L. Curry officiating. Flower bearers were Donnie Peebles Mildred Winslow Margaret Hoover and Radw Cox. Interment followed at Primitive Baptist Cemetery.
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Melvin Cecil King
Sam A. King
Tate Street
G. L. Curry
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Donnie Peebles
Mildred Winslow
Margaret Hoover
Radw Cox
Primitive Baptist Cemetery
Fruit Fly Eradication Funds Questioned in Florida
Chairman Wood of the house appropriations committee charged a woeful waste of money in Mediterranean fruit fly eradication in Florida. Senator Fletcher of Florida rejected claims of maladministration in the 5 125 000 dollar appropriation. Wood said the proposed 15 000 000 dollar fund by Hoover and Hyde was unnecessary and urged lifting quarantine regulations to allow growers to market crops.
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Washington
Jan
Florida
Wood
House Appropriations Committee
Fletcher
Congress
Hoover
Hyde
States prepare embargo if fruit fly fight fails
Telegrams from state entomologists to the Florida Citizens League say 14 states will declare an absolute quarantine against Florida fruits and vegetables if the federal government abandons the Mediterranean fruit fly fight. Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Arkansas New Mexico Utah Nevada Idaho Oregon Texas Louisiana are listed, with California already enforcing an embargo.
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Orlando
Fla
Florida
Florida Citizens League
League
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
New Mexico
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Oregon
Texas
Louisiana
California
Exams To Begin At College Tuesday
The first semester examinations will begin Tuesday January 14 at High Point college and last five days. Exams cover all work done this semester and determine grades. a set number of hours must be passed to register for next term. Freshmen must pass at least 9 hours, others 12 hours.
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High Point College
Ford Sedan Stolen From Main Street Parked Car
A Ford sedan owned by H. R. Jones was stolen from a Main Street parking spot yesterday afternoon. Police notified and nearby cities alerted to watch for the vehicle.
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H. R. Jones
Main Street
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T. C. Johnson
Zundel
Harris
Arne
Barnby
Handel
Herman T. Stephens
Cutler
Negin
Newton
C Crawford
Animal Land
Enterprise
NEA Service
Quebec
Mr. Gorilla
Belgian Congo
Henry C. Raven
Columbia University-American Museum
London Zoo
Sally Hodens
Mane Street
Lindy V. D. Mayflower
May
Bou-Bou
London
Regional Council
Dr. Burrus
Medical
Bivins
Army
Cecil King
Ethel
Nei
Semvict
Charlotte
Shriners
Oasis Temple
Lee A. Folger
A. J. Gocking
Chamber of Commerce
College
Fifth Streets
Wood—Fletcher
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