Sunday Services In High Point Churches
A Sunday Vesper at First Presbyterian featured Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers delivering the inaugural sermon of a seven part series on Clarion Notes on God's Trumpet. He presented four arguments for God's existence, explored His nature, and urged personal spiritual development through worship and prayer with references to revelation and moral law.
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First Presbyterian
Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
A&a
Nabers
Jesus Christ
God
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
The social calendar lists gatherings for the M.-Au Society at 7130 Pr. M Arc, a Musical Art Club meeting at Mrs. J. E. Millis’s Emerywood home, Mid-Week Garden with Mrs. H. Sains, and multiple Thursday and Friday group events at various addresses including Broad Street and 715 West Farriss Avenue.
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Arc
The
M.—Au Society
Faeeee Thre
Hose T Shields
Musical Art Club
J. E. Millis
Emerywood
Millis
H. A. Millis
W. O. T. Club Meets With Mrs Idol Tomorrow
The W O T club will meet with Mrs W C Idol as hostess at her Hillcrest drive home on Tuesday at 3 30 in the afternoon. The announcement notes a social club gathering and the address details.
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W. O. T. Club
Mrs. Idol
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Woman's Club
H. T. Hudson
Parkway
Hudson
Exposition Socials Mark Southern Hospitality Era
Two thousand visitors are expected in High Point over the next two weeks for the Southern Furniture Exposition beginning today. Social events fill the calendar with home entertainments, luncheons, and dinners hosted by locals and visiting salesmen.
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High Point
Local Social Notes Update Illnesses and Visits
Mrs. Katheryn Raymon remains ill at home on North Main Street. Miss Estelle Brown of Hillsboro visits, guest of Mrs. Silas McBee. Miss Shelly Martin recovering at High Point hospital after last Thursday operation. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Miller of Mount Ulla visit. Mrs. Miller formerly Lela Baker. Miss Ruby Ward of Thomasville guests of Mrs. Clyde L. Ward on Johnson Street. Thomas Turner returns to Raleigh after weekend at Park Way. Mrs. Turner improving. Mr. and Mrs. Piliskin of Thomasville and Mr. and Mrs. Green spend Sunday in Cherryville with Mrs. Pliskin's father Shulman. Mrs. W. S. O’Neal and daughter return from Richmond. accompanied by Mrs. O’Neal’s niece Mrs. Richard Chalk.
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Harry Raymond
Fritzharry
Newt Carroll
Rocky Mount
Boyd Stockbridge
Waynesboro
Raymond
Katheryn Raymon
North Main Street
Shelly Martin
High Point Hospital
B. B. Miller
Mount Ulla
Ruby Ward
Thomasville
City
Clyde L. Ward
Johnson Street
W. S. O'Neal
W. H. Ellis
Richmond, Va
College Musicians on the Air Tonight at High Point
High Point College music department will air on WBIG Greensboro tonight at 7:30 for 16 minutes in a biweekly program. Participants include Prof BE Stimson, Miss Margaret Sloan, Miss Mildred Luce, the college choir, college orchestra, and soloist L Gray Sr. The program features Brahms Hungarian Dances, Weber, Sousa, Glinka, Ricci, Beethoven, and the college alma mater, led by Louis Bethea.
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High Point College
WBIG
Greensboro
BE. B. Stimson
Margaret Sloan Mildred Luce
Mildrea” Luce
Norman de- Cherubim
Glinka High Point College Choir
Washington Post
March — Sousa
High Point College Orchestra
Evening Shadows
Ricci Girls’ Glee Club
Twilight
Beethoven High Point College Choir College Alma Mater
Louis Bethea
Saving in Time Of Six Hours Effected
Under new train schedules High Point patrons can secure an overnight express from Baltimore on shipments after 6 40 P M. W N Nolen of the Southeastern Express company reports that Baltimore shipments before 6 P M will arrive in High Point at 6 48 A M saving about six hours.
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High Point
Baltimore
W. N. Nolen
Southeastern Express Company
What Are We In the World For
Rev Tom Alderman Sykes asks what Christ followed and answers that life is in doing the Father’s will. People seek personal satisfaction but few live without error. many struggle to stay on the right path. The sermon urges making a life through faith and contribution over mere living.
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God
Galillee
Central Friends
Central Friends Church
Tom Alderman Sykes
Christ
Sermon on the Seven Churches Highlights the Faithful Minority
The Rev. R. J. Farmer delivers the third sermon in the Seven Churches series citing Rev 3 4 and Evangeline Longfellow to stress that spiritual life rests with a worthy minority not the ungodly majority. Fealty to God produces moral courage and enduring faith through corrupt times.
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Sara
R. J. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant
Asia
Evangeline Longfellow
Saris
Melito
Abrahams
Isaiahs
Johns
Luthers
Wesleys
Sodom
Goodly Land
Barabbas
Jesus
God
You
Abraham
Lot
Joseph
Potiphar
Paul
Douglas
Lincoln
Beecher
Socrates
Wesley Memorial Minister Preaches to Large Congregations
Rev G Ray Jordan of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church addressed two large crowds yesterday. The morning service drew perhaps the largest turnout yet and the evening attendance was notably high despite severe weather. He spoke on Does Christianity Really Make Any Difference confirming Christians will be moral, ethical, philanthropic, and kind neighbors.
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Mr. Jordan
Jesus
Adam Clark
Carlyle
Wesley Memorial
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Jordan
Losing Christ in the rush of life at First Baptist
Dr. Conrad warns of the danger of losing the living presence of Jesus Christ through mere religious form. He cites Mary and Joseph losing Jesus in a journey from Jerusalem and cautions against hollow prayer, ritual, and service without a vital relationship, urging holiness and true faith.
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First Baptist
Conrad
Christ
Jesus Christ
Mary
Joseph
Jesus
Jerusalem
Nazareth
Are You Hitting On All Six
An ad touts Tanlac as a world famous tonic to restore vigor and vitality. It claims liver, stomach and nerves improve, boosting energy and youth, urging men to start a trial to rebuild worn tissues and revitalize the system.
Is Christ Real in the Church and Believers Heart
The speaker urges a return to seeking Christ within daily life and church. He warns that creeds, forms, and open factions cannot replace a spiritual experience. By finding Jesus in the soul, temple, and covenant, believers gain mercy, forgiveness, and true blessedness.
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Mary
Joseph
Christ
God
Jesus
Ministers Hear Report on Jefferson Visit in Greensboro
High Point ministers at Wesley Memorial church heard Dr. A B Conrad of First Baptist praise Dr. Charles E B Jefferson a 32 year Broadway pastor. Jefferson spoke on Pastoral Evangelism in Greensboro last week and at a Kiwanis luncheon at King Cotton hotel last Monday.
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High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Charles EB. Jefferson
Broadway
New York
Greensboro
Kiwanis
King Cotton Hotel
Conrad
Association
Ray Street P T A To Meet Tomorrow
The Ray Street school Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at 7:30. Rev. George T. Tunstall will lead the devotional period. Miss Margaret Sloan and the High Point college glee club will perform. H A Millis will speak on Faithful Citizenship. Fathers are especially urged to attend.
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Lucy Robertson
Parent-Teacher Association
Ray Street School
George T. Tunstall
Margaret Sloan
Glee Club
High Point College
H. A. Millis
Adlerika Provides Immediate Relief for Digestive Troubles
A long time sufferer of indigestion and gas reports complete relief after using Adlerika. The ad claims Adlerika relieves gas and sour stomach in ten minutes by cleansing both upper and lower bowels, contrasting with medicines that only partially clean. Eckerd's advertises this product with testimonial phrasing.
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Adlerika
Jno
B. Hardy
Eckerd’s. —Adv
Nabers Preached Last Night at Guilford County Sanatorium
A report notes that Nabers delivered a sermon at the Guilford County sanatorium last night, addressing patients and staff in a religious service held on the premises.
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Nabers
Guilford County Sanatorium
Condition of Ed Ragan Reported Worse at Guilford Hospital
Ed Ragan, cashier of High Point Savings and Trust, remained seriously ill at Guilford General Hospital after an appendectomy last week. He was not resting comfortably this morning, though hope for recovery remained.
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Ragan
High Point Savings and Trust Company
Guilford General Hospital
Natex praised by ex Greensboro druggist at Mann’s Store
D M Harrelson of 116 Sycamore St Greensboro, who ran a drug store for 15 years, describes chronic ailments from constipation and nervous headaches to indigestion and neuritis, and credits Natex with relief after trying the prescription at Mann’s Drug Store No 1. The Natex representative is at Mann’s Drug Store No 1, 105 South Main St, daily with free samples at Pea Ave.
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Natex
D. M. Harrelson
Sycamore St
Greensboro
Mann's Drug Store
South Main Street
Pea A v
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