Local Ministers Return From Hampton Institute Conference
Minister W. T. Lomax and Rev. A. Brown returned from the twenty first annual Hampton Institute Ministers conference in Virginia held the week of June 25. The event drew 590 ministers from sixteen denominations with notable addresses by Bishop Edwin H. Hughes and Dr. Benjamin Brawley. Certificates of attendance were issued to all registrants and choir directors received instruction from Mr. Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Lomax
St. Mark M. F
A. Brown
Brooks Memorial M. FE
Hampton Institute
Hampton Tnstitute
Edwin H. Hughes
Methodist Pipiscopal
Benjamin Brawley
Howard University
Reverend Madison Delivers Sermon at Woman's Memorial Church
Rev Alexander Madison a senior in Payne College of Theology Wilberforce University preached during morning worship at the Woman's Memorial A M E church on Sunday. He used John as the scripture and spoke on the topic What Is Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Madison
Woman's Memorial
Payne College of Theology
Wilberforce University
Woman's Memorial A. M. E
Madison
Local Travelers Exit City For Asbury Park And Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Moore of Willowbrook Street left the city for Asbury Park and Philadelphia respectively Saturday night. Mrs. George E. Nightengale Miss Annie L. Jones and Miss Willie Marie Carter are attending the Hampton Institute summer school at Hampton Virginia.
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General News
Herbert Moorehead
Willowbrook Street
Asbury Park
Philadelphia
Saturn Night
George E. Nightengale
Annie L. Jones
Fairview Street
Willie Marie Carter
Leonard Street
Hampton Institute
Hampton, Va
Rev Crone to Lead Burlington Revival
Reverend C C Crone, pastor of St Paul Holiness Church on Pearson Street, will depart this afternoon to Burlington to conduct a revival for Reverend L J Green. Helen Holmes of Greensboro visits Miss Josephine Griffin, daughter of Professor and Mrs Alfred J Griffin.
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C. C. Crome
Burlington
C. C. Crone
St. Paul Holiness Church
Pearson Street
L. J. Green
Helen Quick Visits Aunt in Underhill District
Helen Quick, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Quick of Winston-Salem and senior at Atkins High School, visits her aunt Mrs. Coachie Travellinger of Underhill Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Quick
Mrs. Quick
Winston-Salem
Atkins High School
Coachie
Underhill Avenue
Griffin Hostess Bridge Party At Hunter Campus
Griffin hosted a Saturday afternoon bridge party and luncheon at her New York City area home for friends including Miss A Louise Parham Miss Lucile Townsend Miss Clara Humphrey Miss Walden Miss Julia Outright and Miss Helen Holmes all Bennett College for Women seniors or graduates. Blanche Calloway To Play Here July Fourth returns with her orchestra to the United Warehouse High Point for a July fourth engagement. she led an acclaimed rhythm section previously in the city. First Baptist Financial Drive Tops 1400 Mark the church East Washington Hobson streets finished with 1417.90 after seventeen weeks led by Rev F R Mason praising members for sacrificial effort during difficult times.
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Blanche Calloway
Cab Calloway
Cotton Club
High Point
United Warehouse
Miss Calloway
Cab
West High Street
First Baptist Financial Drive
First Baptist Church
Cornier
Washington
Hobson Streets
F. R. Mason
Mason
Church Devotion Prizes Willingness to Support
The passage notes a believer's readiness to contribute part of his earnings for church upkeep, emphasizing the church's principles to keep minds focused on divine providence and God.
Heaven Bound play at St Mark Church tonight
The Shelby players of Shelby present the religious drama Heaven Bound at St Mark Church this evening at 8 o'clock. Local audience invited to attend this notable production.
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St. Mark Church
Shelby Players of
Shelby
Mt Zion To Observe Church Anniversary Week
Mt Zion Baptist church begins its anniversary week Monday night with Ro Stokes and Jamestown chair leading the service.
Ambitious scholar and wife plan new life in Marburg
Amy and Howard advance from marriage to a tenure offer at Marburg University as they prepare to move. They discuss finances and a return to Europe while Amy renovates the Booth house, handles garden tasks, and reenters social circles with friends and faculty wives in a tone of poised optimism.
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Howard
Missus
Amy
Marburg
Jane
Miss Rosa
Mrs. Lowe
Marbure
Booth House
Garret
Edgar Moreland
Vandy Hough
Lauree March
Henry
Adele Berwyn
Bill Howard
Rosa Terry
American Vernon Is Held By Soviets For Taking Gates Photo
Miss Avis Thayer of Philadelphia visiting her brother Charles Thayer private secretary to Ambassador William Bullitt was arrested in Moscow for photographing a Kremlin gate. Soldiers confiscated her film and released her after embassy verification. Kremlin rules require a special permit for photography.
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Moscow
Avis Thayer
Philadelphia
Charles Thayer
William C. Bullitt
Kremlin Gates
Miss Thayer
Kremlin
Thayer
Giants Tie Braves as Jackson Hits Thirteenth Homer
Travis Jackson hits his thirteenth homer as the Giants beat the Braves in a series opener. Len Koenecke and Vernon Gomez contributed late for the Dodgers and Yankees, while Goose Goslin and Marvin Otey sparked the Tigers in a first game win over the Indians. Bob Holland doubled in the ninth to seal the Indians’ win against the Tigers in the second game.
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Travis Jackson
Giants
Braves
Len Koenecke
Dodgera
Phil
Vernon Gomez
Yankees
Red Sox
Goose Goslin
Marvin Owee
Tigers
Indians
Bob Holland
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Thomas FR. Smith
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Stock Market Inquisitor
Federal Securities Commission
Pecora
Commission
Helen Holmes
Greensboro
Josephine Griffin
Bennett College For Women
Josephine T. Griffin
Alfred J Griffin
Hunter College
New York City
Sams
Johnny Appleseed
Jonathan Chapman
Hythe
Kent
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Any
Orydog Ag
Ayols Aaotaamas
S.aman Aihdos
Ee Aoe Jackson
Markarg
Jane Terry
New York
Kandel Real Estate Company
Rouer Thorpe
Ellert
Grandpa
France
Booth
Rachel Booth
Campus
Gates
Rosa
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