Regular Church Services In High Point Tomorrow
Wesley Memorial Methodist plans morning and evening worship with Rev G Ray Jordan preaching What Is Left at 11 00 and The Worse Sin of Our City at 7 30 The Young People examine Who Controls the Movies in the 6 45 program A church school session runs at 9 45 and Junior church at 11 00 First Methodist features Dr P E Lindley on Our God Is Marching On with evening service canceled Intermed C E Society meets at 6 30 Junior C E and storytelling hours noted for children.
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G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Church School
High Point
Tant
J. H. Jennings
Baraca
Philathea
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
God
R. I. Farmer
C. E. Society
Daisy Lee York
Russell
L. R. Johnston
Sermon topics at church by Rev W R Shaffer
The Sunday program lists morning service subject Are We the Faithful and evening The Sympathy of the Master. A short boys and girls sermon Making Others Happy is set for the morning. Sunday school at 9 45 a m Junior and Young People's C E meet at 6 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m High Point Sunday School Union conv ens at 2 30 this afternoon at our church all welcome.
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W. R. Shaffer
C. E
Making Christian Brotherhood a Reality at First Presbyterian
Dr Charles H Nabers closes a winter sermon series at First Presbyterian with a focus on Christian brotherhood based on Sam Walter Foss The House by the Side of the Road The morning sermon is Common Duties Ablaze with Glory A youth talk is Human Magnets The vested choirs perform under Prof Dan W Smith The Young People hold an Open Forum at 6 pm and the church school meets at 9 45 am for Bible study
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First Presbyterian
Charles Haddon Nabers
Christian Brotherhood
Sam Walter Foss
Nabers
Dan W. Smith
Church School
Emmanuel Lutheran Sermons On Trespasses And Formations
The Sunday morning sermon at Emmanuel Lutheran Church will be "Our Trespasses National and Personal" based on Matthew 6 12. The evening sermon titled "The Two Formations" centers on Romans 12 2 with Be not conformed to this world but be transformed.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Sermons by Rev. George T. Tunstall at Green Street Baptist
Tomorrow at Green Street Baptist the pastor Rev. George T. Tunstall will preach at both services. In the morning he continues the series “With Our Master On the Mountains” with the topic “The Mount of Teaching.” In the evening he speaks on “Our Giants and Our God.”
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Green Street Baptist Church
George T. Tunstall
Tunstall
Visiting Minister to Lead Sunday Services at Central Friends Church
The visiting minister at Central Friends church will lead all Sunday services, guiding worship and delivering sermons across the day. Attendees are invited to morning and evening services for fellowship and reflection.
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Central Friends Church
City Manager denounces petitions to preserve police
City Manager E M Knox declares police petitions against discharge violate the police manual. He notes officers must not circulate or aid petitions and urges proper channels for transfers or promotions while rumors of force cuts cannot be resolved for days. Public safety committee has met to consider cost curtailment.
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E. M. Knox
Knox
Public Safety Committee
Manuel
Milner at Guilford College Speaks at City Church
Dean Clyde Milner of Guilford College will deliver messages at the city church this Sunday. He spoke during the past summer and in other city gatherings. Milner appears in the Brotherhood class at 9:45, worship at 11, and evening services at 7:30.
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Clyde Milner
Guilford College
Dean Milner
Brotherhood
Regular services at St Marys Episcopal church tomorrow
The rector Rev D W Allen announces Holy Communion at 8 with corporate communion for the Young Peoples Service League. Church school meets 9 30, men's Bible class 9 45, morning prayer and sermon at 11. Young Peoples Service League gathers at the Parish house 6 45.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
D. W. Allen
Young People’s Service League
Church School
The World's Greatest Institution Sermon at North Park
Rev Otto F Barnes will deliver the sermon Tomorrow at 10 45 am at North Park Baptist church The Bible school meets at 945 am led by L R McNeil The B Y P A group convenes at 615 pm An evangelistic program will be presented during the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto F. Barnes
North Park Baptist Church
L. R. McNeil
Gary mayor Roswell Johnson indicted again for malfeasance
Roswell C Johnson the mayor of Gary Indiana once jailed for liquor conspiracy faces trial after being indicted on oppression malconduct and malfeasance charges over alleged use of city labor and supplies in building his summer home on Garys lake front
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Roswell C. Johnson
Gary
Ind
Lake Front
Sermon Series And Church Membership Course
A pastor will deliver a sermon on Two Worlds from Monday to Friday and lead a night course on The Meaning of Church Membership. Classes begin at 7 30 PM each evening and all city residents are invited to attend.
First Baptist Church Sets Dual Morning Sermon and Evening Topic
The pastor Dr. A B Conrad will lead both morning and 7 30 pm services with topics Deep Sea Fishing and Chickens Come Home To Roost. Bible school 9 45 and B Y P U 6 30. Revival begins Wednesday at 7 30 with addresses by Mrs C E Steidly. Cottage prayer meetings Tuesday 7 30 with Miss Laura Dodamead and Mrs J K Bivens homes. Dr Conrad in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
C. E. Steidly
Laura Dodamead
Lindsay Street
M. R. Shields
J. K. Bivens
Elm Street
Dr. Conrad
First Christian Church Announces Regular Services
Regular services are held at the First Christian church corner of West Green and Tryon streets. Rev. M. A. Pollard leads Sunday 11 am and 7 30 pm services. Sunday school 9 45 am with B. P. Moffitt, superintendent. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm. Youth Missionary society and Ladies Aid meet Monday night after the fourth Sunday. Philathea and Ramaca class meet Monday after the second Sunday. Public invited to attend.
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First Christian Church
West Green
Tryon Streets
M. A. Pollard
B. P. Moffitt
Young People’s Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Philathea
Revival Services Set at Two Churches Tomorrow
The Rev. E. W. Jones will speak at Ward Street church at 9 AM on The Common Sense In Religion. Sunday school follows at 10 30 led by F B Culler. Archdale church holds 9 45 Sunday school led by F B Lind ley with 11 o'clock sermon. Ward Street services return at 7 PM and Epworth League leads Archdale at 6 45 PM.
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E. W. Jones
Ward Street
F. B. Culler
Archdale Church
F. B. Lindley
Epworth League
Archdale
Welch Memorial M. P. Church Bulletin
Corner of Mangum avenue and Lake street. Dr J D Williams pastor. Bible school 9 45 a m W W Fry superintendent. Preaching 11 a m and 730 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 730.
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Welch Memorial M
Mangum Avenue
Lake Street
J. D. Williams
West End Baptist Sermon by Rev Hoyle Love
Rev Hoyle Love pastor of West End Baptist Church will fill the pulpit there for both services this Sunday. The speaker is scheduled to lead worship and deliver the morning and evening messages.
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West End Baptist
Hoyle Love
West End
Republicans to Gather in Charlotte for North Carolina State Meet
North Carolina Republicans will convene in Charlotte on April 14 for the biennial state convention at the armory auditorium. National committeeman Chas A Jonas of Lincolnton and committeewoman Queen Bess Kennen of Mocksville seek re election. Delegates to the national convention in Chicago will be chosen, with two delegates from most districts and a total of 28 delegates overall. Rumors place Jake F Newell of Charlotte as a likely U S senator candidate, with I G Greer and Holland Holton named as possible governors.
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North Carolina
Charlotte
Armory Auditorium
Chas. A. Jonas
Lincolnton
Queen Bess Kennen
Mocksville
Jonas
Kennen
Chicago
U.S
Jake F. Newell
I. G. Greer
Appalachian State Teachers’ College
Holland Holton
Duke University
Durham
Youth Struck by Truck But Not Hurt
Irvin Allman about 7 years old was struck by a truck owned by W. D. Poor Grocery and driven by W. N. Poor near Willowbrook and Willis streets around 11 this morning. The bumper struck him lightly and injuries were slight. an ambulance was summoned but the boy was not hospitalized.
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Irvin Allman
W. D. Poor
W. N. Poor
Willowbrook
Willis Streets
Yow
Crow Attack on Peasant in Italian Valley
In Beggia Italy Francesco Roncetti a peasant reports a valley filled with many crows assembling as if for a conference. When he approached the birds attacked using their beaks he fought back with a sickle killing several crows and scaring off the others.
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Beggia
Italy
Francesco Roncetti
Northwest Faces Driest Growing Season on Record
During 1931 the Northwest experienced its driest growing season on record, affecting crops and agricultural planning across multiple states and counties. The period saw unusually low rainfall and high temperatures, stressing corn, wheat, and vegetable yields. Local farmers adapted with irrigation and crop adjustments as officials monitored weather patterns.
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Northwest
Faith and Fearlessness Sermon to Lead Sunday Service
The pastor will preach tomorrow morning on Faith and Fearlessness and conclude the day with an evening discussion on Romans chapter eight as part of a continuing series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ices
North Hamilton Street Church of Christ announces services
The North Hamilton Street Church of Christ announces Bible school at 9:45 with J. A. Mizelle as superintendent and a communion service at 11 led by the pastor Dr. W. Barton Quarles on ImI tators of Christ. R. H. Askew directs the choir. The public is invited.
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Church OF Christ
North Hamilton Street
Disciples of Christ
North Hamilton
East State
Bible School
J. A. Mizelle
W. Barton Quarles
R. H. Askew
Signs of brighter business across mills and plants
Commerce reports encouraging signs with N. and G. Taylor resuming four Cumberland mills, Georgia Veneer opening a dry kiln, Windsor Construction activity, Oneida shuttle mill plans, and Republic Steel securing a 100,000 ton GM order. Shuford Mills notes large unfilled textile orders while GM dealer sales for December fall short of 1930. Cotton and lumber sectors show improved demand and rising production.
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N. & G. Taylor Company
United States
Cumberland
Bush
Georgia Veneer & Package Co
Brunswick
Windsor Construction Co
Noape Dry Kiln Co
Jacksonville
A. Perry Cope & Sons
Oneida
Tenn
Southern Clay Mfg. Co
Robbins
Scott County
American Printing Co
Fall Rivier
Masé
Ita Cotton Division
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown
General Motors Corporation
Interlake Iron Corp
Pickands, Mather & Co
National Steel Corp
Hanna
Allegheny Stee! Copany
Pittsburgh
Shuford Mills, Inc
Hickory
Granite Falls
N. C
A. A. Shuford
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Southern Pine Association
Never kissed a woman keeps 78 year old Alfred Blythwaite rich
Alfred Blythwaite, a 78 year old Birmingham bachelor, says he has never kissed a woman and lives alone doing his own chores. He claims his health happiness and savings stem from this choice.
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Alfred Birmingham
Eng
Alfred Blythwaite
Clapp Seeks Habeas Corpus Over Parole Case
W. H. Bill Clapp recovers a writ of habeas corpus from Judge Hayes to challenge his arrest on parole violation. Counsel argues the 12 month parole expired before arrest. government says violation occurred before expiration but arrest came after. Clapp, once in federal custody, was paroled in December 1930 after about 14 months of a two year sentence. He was arrested this week before a Greensboro hotel and jailed locally.
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W. H
Bill) Clapp
Guilford County
Greensboro
Johnson J. Hayes
Leland Stanford
Clapp
Hayes
W. C. Bradley
Marshall
Middle North Carolina
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Dr G J Humphreys To Preach At Three Churches
Dr G J Humphreys president of High Point College will preach in three churches near Hen Sundey The Henderson Methodist Protestant church hosts him at 11 AM Rev L W Gerringer leads that church He will then speak at the Rehoboth church on the Granville charge at 3 PM and later at Spring Valley church on the Vance charge at 7 PM.
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G. J. Humphreys
High Point College
Hen— Sundey
Humphreys
Henderson Methodist Protestant
L. W. Gerringer
Rehoboth
Granville
Spring Valley
Vance
Seventh Day Adventist Service Report
Regular services were held at the Seventh Day Adventist church with Sabbath school led by John H. Mackinfuss at 9 46. Pastor Rev John E All preached at 11 30 on Ye Shall be Holy unto me for I Am Holy from Leviticus 20 26. Tomorrow night he will speak on This earth is to be made over again into a new earth which shall be the eternal home of the righteous. Tomorrow evening services begin at 7 30.
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Seventh Day Adventist
Seventh Day Adventist Church
John H. Mackinfuss
John E. All
English Street Church Announces Tomorrow Services
English Street M E church will hold regular services tomorrow with Rev. C. H. Hill as speaker at both morning and evening services. Sunday school led by R. T. Holcomb meets at 9 45 with superintendent in attendance.
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English Street
M. English Street
M. P. Aand
C. H. Hill
R. T. Holcomb
Cur tiss A-8 Attack Planes Ordered By Government
WELL ARMED WASHINGTON The government has ordered 12 Curtiss A-8 attack planes described as compact fighting craft with a speed near 200 miles per hour and armed with six machine guns. Each aircraft reportedly uses about 650 horsepower.
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Washington
42 Day Detention For Ear-Twist Incident In Woolwich
In Woolwich England a Royal Artillery Depot gunner received 42 days detention for twisting the ear of another soldier. The incident prompted disciplinary action within the military unit.
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Woolwich
Eng
Royal Artillery
Last Rites for Ralph Caudell Held Yesterday
Funeral services for Ralph Caudell who died from injuries after being struck by a hit and run driver were held yesterday at 3 o clock from his parents home with Rev G Ray Jordan and Rev L F Tuttle officiating. A large turnout including junior high students and classmates attended. Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery with out of town relatives from Asheville Matthews Columbia S C present.
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Ralph Caudell
Sam C. Caudell
Roland Park Avenue
G. Ray Jordan
L. F. Tuttle
Wealey Memorial Church
Ralph
John R. Peacock
L. C. Matton
H. E. Jones
Lord
Isle of Somewhere
Leo Malone
Roy Armstrong
L. A. Wagner
Frank Wiliams
Royster Thurman
E. A. Neely
Ruth Anna Hatfield
Frances Mann
Mabel Hoover Harger
Sarah Jones
Martha Moffitt
Ruth Pollock
Sarah Taylor
Mildred Ferree
Clarine Furgurson
Frederica Morris
Betty
Martha Idol
Iris Rose Gibson
Marguerite Freeman
Charlotte Stephens
Doris Moser
Mad@ge Robbins
Minerva Wagner
Lucille Mitchell
Oatwood Memorial Park Cemetery
A. Caudell and Son
Asheville
Daisy Heckle
Matthews
8. C
J. M. Stigner
Columbia
Hamburg Harbor Slump Amid Global Shipping Crisis
Hamburg harbor records a heavy drop in trade as imports fall to 11.1 million tons and exports to 6.1 million tons. The year sees a 1.1 million ton import loss and a 0.79 million ton export decline compared with last year, reflecting the world shipping downturn.
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Hamburg
Germany
Notice of Mortgage Sale by Various Lands in Guilford County
Notice of mortgage sale by Deeds i Gullfora cones N. C. on Book 574 page 325 for default. Public auction for cash on January 3rd at 2 PM. Tract No. 1 describes land on Highland and Cane avenues near Walter Edwards’ corner in Guilford County. Tract No. 2 begins at Walter Edwards line with bounds toward Geo Greenwood and Gaetan aria, ending at the starting point. Carter Ward and Mary I Ward sign, Atty. C. Barnhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fighiana Avenue
Gaetan
A Ward
Mary I. Ward
C. C. Barnhardt
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Martine’s, Inc
N. Main
N. E. Russell Shoe Shop
East Washington Street
Carolina Coal & Transfer Co
Mallory Street
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
High Point Ice & Coal Company
West Broad
Reformed Church
Emmanuel Lutheran
Green Street Baptist
Central Friends
Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor
Wachovia
Whitely Bros
Wrenn Street
Wilson Motor Company
J. E. Black
Cable Street
Piedmont Insurance & Realty Company
College Street
Jack Taylor
Sect
All Saint's Episcopal Church
Worcester
Massachusetts
ST. Mary's Episcopal
North Park Baptist
First Baptist
Queen City Armory
World Cruise
William K. Vanderbilt
New York
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Cairo
Egypt
Alva
Dr. Humphreys
Byrum
Ward and
Prospect Streets
Roy Byrum
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High Point Perpetual Building Age and Loan Association
NEW Location Hood Bank
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