R M Andrews to Preach Twice on Sunday at Local Churches
Dr R M Andrews new president of the North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church will preach at First Methodist church Sunday 11 am and Lebanon Methodist Protestant church 7 30 pm. Prof Samuel Haworth of Guilford College will preach morning service at Central Friends church. Memorial services at Wooley Memorial feature Rev G Ray Jordan with musical and a continuation on mastering disappointment. Church school union meeting 9 45 am and junior church 10 45 am to 12 pm. Young peoples department rally 6 45 pm with speaker Carey Atkins and solo by H E Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Andrews
North Carolina
The
Methodist Proet Church
High Point College
First Methodist Church
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
Samuel Haworth
Guilford College
Central Friends Church
H. A. White
G. Ray Jordan
Woeeley Memorial
H. B. Jones
Harker
McKinney
Church School
Arthur Kirkman
Listen Pope
Young ‘S Department
Carey Atkins
Main Street M E Church Sees School and Sermons
The church schedules a Sunday school at 9 45 am led by R W Sowers with open invitation to all. Morning service at 11 will present The Coming of the Kingdom of God and the evening sermon at 7 30 titled Gods Pity For Failure with the pastor in the pulpit both sessions.
Services Planned at St Marys and Reform Churches
St Marys Episcopal Church on North Main and Farriss avenue schedules Holy Communion at 9 45 a m church school and adult Bible class at 9 45 a m. morning prayer and sermon by Rev D W Allen at 11 a m on A Light View of Sin first in a four sermon series. Young Peoples Service League meets at 6 30 p m. Reform Church observes Christian Education Day with Rev W R Shaffer preaching Teaching Religion at 9 45 a m Sunday school. 2 15 p m convention at Calvary M E church. evening service 7 30 p m on Can the Principles of Jesus Be Practiced Today. week adds meetings and study sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary's Episcopal
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main and
Farriss Avenue
D. W. Allen
Sis
Young People’s Service League
Reformed
Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
Calvary M. E
Junior Mission Society
Four Square Group
Young People's
C. EB
Young People's ©. E. Society
Women's Missionary Society
Green Street Baptist church services announced
Green Street Baptist Church opens Sunday school at 9 30 with B G Leonard in charge. Rev George T Tunstall pastor will preach at 11 on The Symbol of Salvation and at evening service on A Pitiful Plight. Public invited.
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Green Street
Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath Services With Sermon Subjects
Sabbath school met at 9 45 this morning and preaching was held by the pastor John FE All at 11 20 o clock on His Secret With the Righteous. Sunday evening at 7 30 Mr All will speak on Because the earth has transgressed the laws changed the ordinance and broken the everlasting covenant therefore hath the curse devoured the earth and they that dwell therein are desolate Tealah 24 5 6 The public is invited to attend.
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John FE
All
Gospel Tabernacle Sunday Services and Programs
Gospel Tabernacle schedules Sunday school at 9 46 led by Mrs T H Willey, with an 11 oclock sermon on Faith. The Vota Vida Union meets at 630 led by Miss Jessie Randolph, followed by an evening message on The Woman at Sychar by Rev T H Willey and music by the Rooster Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Tabernacle
T. H. Willey
Vota Vida Union
Jessie Randolph
Sychar
Rooster Band
Church of Christ Sunday Services at North Hamilton Street
The Church of Christ on North Hamilton Street lists Bible school at 9:00 a.m. morning worship at 11:00 a.m. and evening service at 7:20 p.m. Rev. Nixon A. Taylor will speak on The Way and The Son of Shame Jephthah. February programs include Home Beautiful Month and midweek events. A play titled Starting Right is set for February 22. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
North
Hamilton Street
Nixon A. Taylor
Jephthah
Lebanon M P Junior C EB Society Service Schedule
The Lebanon M P Junior C EB society directs Miss Jewel Welch as director for Sunday school at 9 30 a m with J W Montgomery as superintendent and the pastor Dr B W Taylor to preach at 10 o’clock on Building the Church. At 6 45 p m the Intermediate and Senior U K societies meet and Dr R M Andrews president of the state conference preaches at 7 30 p m.
North Christian Endeavor Leaders Meet in Belmont
Greensboro and Julian members of the North Christian Endeavor executive committee traveled to Belmont for a 4 pm session to plan the June state convention at High Point college. Luther Medlin leads the state society and will preside. A banquet at the Belmont hotel tops the program after a hospital inspection. Attendees include Rev. R S Farmer Miss Mabel Griffith Miss Ida Guyer from Greensboro Miss Gladys Routh Roy Barber Bill Blair and Miss Elizabeth Hanner from Julian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Christian Endeavor Society
Greensboro
Julian
Belmont
High Point College
Luther Medlin
Belmont High School
Belmont Hotel
Belmont Catholic Hospital
R. S. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
Mabel Griffith
Ida Guyer
Gladys Routh
Roy Barber
Bill Blair
Elizabeth Hanner
Congregation to Hold Business Meeting After Service
Following the preaching service an important business meeting of the congregation will be presided by Dr. Andrews. The public is cordially invited to attend these services.
Central Friends church invites unaffiliated to Sunday services
Central Friends church in the city extends an open invitation to nonmembers. Bible school begins at 9 45 with Horace Haworth as superintendent and classes for all ages. At 11 00 Samuel Haworth of Guilford College will deliver the message. Mrs H A White will speak at 7 39 and report on the Washington conference on the cause and cure of War, representing North Carolina organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends Central Friends Church
Bible School
Horace Haworth
Samuel Haworth
Guilford College
H. A. White
Washington
First Methodist Protestant Church Plans Sermon and Music
The Sunday school led by Whitesell invites all ages to classes and worship at 11 with Dr. ER M Andrews delivering the morning sermon on Forward. Special music by a male quartet and a Philathea class pew arrangement accompany signals of a full morning program.
First Baptist Bible School and Sunday Services Announced
First Baptist announces 0:46 a.m. Bible school led by A. E. Tate with classes for all ages. 11:00 a.m. service features Dr. A B Conrad on Achieving the impossible. Evening services include solo The Weaper Prayer by Miss Margaret Sloan and sermon The Gospel Call by Dr. Conrad. Midweek prayer Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Bible School
A. EK. Tate
A. B. Conrad
Spicker
Brackett
Misa Margaret Sloan
Conrad Wil
Emmanuel Lutheran to hear two sermons Sunday morning
Emmanuel Lutheran church schedules a 11 o clock sermon titled Ehements in the Lord's Trans figuration based on Matthew 17 1 9 and a 7 20 pm sermon The Meaning of True Life based on Matthew with focus on spiritual life and daily needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Jesus
Peter
James
John
Matthew
The Bigger The Better By J M Davis
Squire J M Davis shares a humorous look back at rural life sixty years ago recalling homespun fabrics elm bark garters and dew sweepers. Tales include a neighborhood clock mule prank weathered fences a popcorn pile mishap and Aunt Nancy and Joel plotting rations ending with a quip about a corpse eating dried fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Davis
Nancy Benson
Joel
Nancy
Passes at Home of Barney Cecil in Davidson County
Barney Cecil a well known Davidson County farmer died last night at 6 30 at his Waliburg road home after a lengthy illness. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 PM from Spring Hill Methodist Protestant church. Born 1821 son of Rev J A and Nancy Cecil he married twice first wife Almetair Kennedy with six children Mia Carl Davis Wesley Bethea Paul and M Cecil. Second wife Miss Lагzle Griffin survived with seven children Ruth Mabel Mildred Kermit Novella Dolan and Arville Cecil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Cecil
Davidson County
Waliburg Road
Spring Hill Methodist
Mr. Cecil
J. A
Nancy Kennedy Cecil
Almetair Kennedy
Mia
Carl Davis
Wesley Cecil
Bethea Cecil
Paul Cecil
Dewey Campbell
M. Cecil
Lagzle Griffin
Ruth
Mabel
Mildred
Kermit
Novella
Dolan
Arville Cecil
Period for filing claims against ice company extended
The period for filing claims against the American Service Company operating in North Carolina was extended from February 1 to July 1, 1933. The extension, granted by Judge A M Stack in Greensboro Superior Court, follows a petition by Edwin Martenet and Harry L Burk ancillary receivers. The receivers say the nine plants’ workload prevents proper handling of claims.
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American Service Company
North Carolina
Greensboro
A. M. Stack
Edwin Martenet
Harry L. Burk
Kansas City
Hiker Seeks Washington Distance Joke in Pathfinder Style
A wry exchange compares crow flight distance to the longer trek for a hiker toward Washington. The farmer estimates 66 miles by air, while the hiker laments the ground trek with pack in a humorous Pathfinder touch.
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Washington
Farmer
Pathfinder
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Invites Sunday Congregations
Christian Science churches announce Sunday lesson on Love with services at 11 o clock at 09 12 North Main Street. Sunday school begins at 9 45 and reading room hours are Wednesday and Friday 2 to 4 30 PM.
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Churches
Societies of Christ
North Main Street
St Edward's Catholic Mass Schedule Note
Mass will be held at 9 o'clock Sunday morning at St Edward's Catholic Church. Instructions for children are at 10 a m. Evening devotions will be observed at 7 30 p m. Father Murphy will be in charge.
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ST. Edward's
Father Murphy
Miss Mary Parsons Laid To Last Rest At Mitchells Grove
Funeral services for Miss Mary Parsons were held at Mitchells Grove M. P. church with Rev. D. D. Broome Rev. T. F. McCullock and Dr. Dren's Home officiating. The choir sang several hymns and a mixed quartet performed. Pallbearers included Charlie Allred I. V. Beck J. H. Billings and others. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Parsons
Mitchells Grove
Kivett Drive
Mitchells Grove M. P
D. D. Broome
T. F. MccCullock
Greensboro
Dr. Dren
Charlie Allred
I. V. Beck
J. H. Billings
J. L. Cashett
Walter Smith
E. 8. Wilson
Will Hollingsworth
M. Stanley
Bertha Campbell
George Wright
Ida Gerrel
Maltoe Mitchell
Henry Agner
Mrs. G. F. Marshall Inherits Sixth Share Of $25,000 Estate
Mrs. G Fox Marshall receives one sixth of the $25,000 estate of Samuel E Marshall of Mount Airy. G Fox Marshall gets $1. A $5,000 trust is set for Rosa B Marshall. One sixth goes to Rosa B Wolfe, William Penn Marshall, Samuel W Marshall, and widow Martha E Marshall of Mount Airy.
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G. F. Marshall
Samuel E. Marshall
Mount Airy
G. Fox Marshall
A. Wayland Cooke
Superior Court
Greensboro
Rosa B. Marshall
Rosa B. Wolfe
William Penn Marshall
Samuel W. Marshall
Martha E. Marshall
Dairyman Sue for Separate Support in Superior Court
Mrs Florence Owen Burkhart sues her husband dairyman R D Burkhart for separate support in Lexington. She seeks at least 100 dollars monthly, says they were married 34 years and lived together until November 13 when she left after a stormy scene with alleged abusive language. She now resides with her daughter Mrs C B Smith in Conrad Hill township.
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Lexington
Florence Owen Burkhart
R. D. Burkhart
C. B. Smith
Conrad Hill Township
Tarboro Man Demonstrates Novel Rat Trap
Harvey Pittman cafe operator in Tarboro shows a new type of rat trap after a rat is captured by an oyster shell device. Pittman found the oyster clamped the rodent’s foot, killed the rat, and displayed the trap at his cafe.
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Tarboro
Carboro
Harvey Pittman
Pittman
Samuel H. Fitch Taken By Death
Samuel Haywood Fitch aged 66 died at his home 1107 Tipton Street at 1 30 AM from a heart attack suffered yesterday afternoon. He was born in Mebane North Carolina on March 7 1867 and had lived in this city seven years coming from Greensboro. He worked for Hillcrest Silk corporation and belonged to Fuggalo Council 202 Jr. O U A M Greensboro. Surviving are his widow Esther Isley six sons Horace Clyde Robert Rex Russell and Howard Fitch of High Point three daughters Mrs C F Faircloth of Reidsville Mrs J E Sugdan of Philadelphia Pa and Mrs W H Tuttle of Richmond Va. Funeral plans show services from the home Monday afternoon with burial in Oakwood cemetery.
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Samuel Haywood Fitch
Tipton Street
Mr. Fitch
Mebane
N. C
Bedford and
Mary Allen Fitch
Greensboro
Hillcrest Silk Corporation
Fuggalo Council No. 202
Esther Isley
Horace
Clyde
Robert
Rex
Russell
Howard Fitch
High Point
C. F. Faircloth
Reidsville
J. E. Sugdan
Philadelphia
W. H. Tuttle
Richmond
Oakwood Cemetery
Widow Qualifies As Sink Administratrix
Lexington January 28 Mrs Susan Hanes Sink has qualified as administratrix of the estate of her late husband Adam L Sink a veteran grocer whose death occurred last week The estate comprises mainly real estate per administration papers plans are to keep the estate intact for heirs for the time being
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Lexington
Susan Hanes Sink
Adam L. Sink
Sink
Richard S. Stimson Dies In Statesville
Richard E. Stimson died in Statesville early today after several days of influenza. He was brother of Prof FE Stimson of High Point College music department and of Miss Kathleen Stimson of this city. Prof. Stimson and Mike Stimson left for Statesville this morning.
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Richard E. Stimson
FE. B. Stimson
High Point College
Kathleen Stimson
Statesville
Stimson
Prof. Stimson
Mike Stimson
Early claim of Fu Sang name and a Buddhist visitor in 450
Historians note a theory that America was once called Fu Sang and a Buddhist missionary visited the region around the year 450. The claim survives in historical debates though details and sources remain contested.
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America
Fu Sang
Methodist Plan Merges Western North Carolina Junior Colleges
In Charlotte on January 28 the Western North Carolina conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South discussed an ambitious plan for a large co-educational junior college in western North Carolina. Plans to merge Weaver and Rutherford junior colleges into Davenport college’s plant at Lenoir were paused due to funds and time, with trustees allowed to operate next year if no liabilities bind the commission. The conference aims for Berea College like support for financially needy students and to form a corporation to manage Greensboro and Davenport colleges upon consolidation.
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Charlotte
Weaver
Rutherford
Davenport College
Lenoir
N. C
Davenport
Greensboro College
Greensboro
Mouzon
Lexington
Conference Committee On Education
Berea College
Berea
Rutherford, Weaver
Western North Carolina Conference
Rutherford College
Mother of Local Pastor Dies At Lumberton Home
Mrs. William H. Barnes, 84, wife of a Robeson county Confederate veteran, died at her Lumberton home. She was the mother of seven, including Rev. O. F. Barnes, pastor of North Park Baptist church in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
William H. Barnes
Robeson County
O. F. Barnes
North Park Baptist Church
High Point
Negro Sought For Shooting Cadet
Florence Alabama Jan 28 Police search for Willie Brown a negro wanted for the critical wounding of Richard K Palmer 19 a Citadel sophomore. Palmer shot last night when he and two companions went to Brown s house to buy home brew. Palmer in uniform and shot in the stomach is unconscious.
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Florence
Willie Brown
Richard K. Palmer
The
Citadel
Brown
Palmer
David Anderson
R. L. Gibson
Timmonsville
Miss Flavel Craig Dies From Burns In Charlotte House Fire
Miss Flavel Craig a 24 year old daughter of R F Craig prominent textile executive died in a Charlotte hospital from burns suffered Friday when she stood before an open fire at her home. The tragedy occurred early today as she lingered from the injuries.
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Craig
Charlotte
Flavel Craig
R. F. Craig
Tanly
Ahee
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Lebanon
H. E. Jones
Hyman’s Jewelry Co
Main
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Dotice
B. A. Woodell
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public
W. Washington Street
Sheriff's Office
Piedmont Ins. & Realty Co
College St
West Commerce Sevens
Garner
Occidental Life Ins. Co
J. W. Smith
F. B. Smith
Hw. Tull — &. L. Wardell Watch
Coal Lope & Howell Coal CO
Automobile Insurance Mutual
M. CC. Rowland
Maerie
Main St
High Point Ice & Coal Co
CMA
Purity Coal CO
Bridgis, Mer
Carolina Bonded Warehouse
C. E
First M. P
Whitesell
ER. M. Andrews
Kammend Ostrow
Rubenstein
Mactarland
Posilude
Philathea
Wade Mariette
L. B. Teague
Naomi Pawson
Young People’s C. E. Society
Robert Rankin
Society of
C. BE
W. L. Albertson
R. J. Farmer
Charles H. Spurgeon
Tosselli
Morris
Peulah Moton
Elizabeth Welch
Mesers
Lester Farr
J. H. Mourane
Postlude
Cagle
Old Man Cagle
Barney Geck
Ice Company
Dairyman
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
al Aiaa
Cess
Ie Catae
Eee
State of North Carolina
County of Guilford
W. C. Idol
Sec. & Treas
Schubal C. Kirkman
Notary Public
Samuel H. Fitch
Richard S. Stimson
Methodist
Norwegian Fjords
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