Young people enroll at M P Training School
An annual Leadership Training school of the North Carolina conference Methodist Protestant church opens at High Point college with 75 enrollees from across the state. Open evening lectures by Dr. L C Little and Dr R L Shipley begin the week, with faculty from multiple cities guiding courses.
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High Point College
North Carolina Conference Methodist Protestant Church
L. C. Little
Department of Religious Education
Durham
F. W. Paschall
Asheville
H. F. Surratt
Winston-Salem
C. W. Bates
Greensboro
F. L. Gibbs
E. Lester Ballard
High Point
S. W. Taylor
T. M. Johnson
Whitakers
J. F. Minnis
Graham
Loray Mill Reopens After Short Closure
Gastonia July 14 Loray branch of Manville Jenckes resumes operations after a two week shutdown on a three day per week schedule.
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Loray
Gastonia
Manville- Jenckes Company
Regular communication of Numa F Reid Lodge No 344
Master Masons urged to attend the regular communication of Numa F Reid Lodge No 344 A F and A M tonight at 7:30 with regular business on the agenda. G C Howard Master H C Massey Secy.
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Numa F. Reid Lodge No
Sykes Speaks On Growing Cynicism At Central Friends
Rev. T. A. Sykes urges resilience in faith during morning sermon. He notes war era cynicism, calls for living Christianity, personal rebirth, and real experience of the Great Burden Bearer to guide the youth who will lead tomorrow. He emphasizes consistent living and divine power to shape a hopeful future.
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Central Friends Church
T. A. Sykes
Bible School Opens For Children Four To Fourteen
The daily vacation Bible school at Main Street M E church runs July 21 for two weeks from 9 to 11 30 each morning. Open to children aged four to 14. Enroll now by calling Miss Ruth Harrison at 2269.
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Main Street
M. E
Ruth Harrison
Pretty garnish ideas for fried chicken and lamb chops
A short note describes using halves of apricots alternated with watercress sprays as a decorative garnish for fried chicken or lamb chops.
Man Held After Hotel Arthur Hold Up Fight
Judge Teague ordered Paul Lamb to 90 days on county roads after trial in municipal court for a holdup at Hotel Arthur. He held Jack Hartnett and his wife for investigation into the incident in which Hartnett said Lamb assaulted Mrs. Hartnett and stole money.
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Judge Teague
Hotel Arthur
Jack Hartnett
Paul Lamb
Hartnett
Lamb
Duke Kennedy
Mrs. Hartnett
Kennedy
Teague
Lamb H
J Monroe Edwards Freeman's Mill Farmer Dies
J Monroe Edwards aged 62 well known Freeman's Mill farmer died Sunday at a local hospital where he had been a patient since Friday. Survived by two daughters Mrs Roy Burger of Hudson Michigan and Mrs J E B Regan of High Point one stepson J L Swiggett Greensboro one sister Mrs Emma Newman Greens boro Route one and one half brother Logan Stephenson of Jumin NC Funeral services at Center Friends church Tuesday at 11 conducted by Rev Roy I Farmer with interment in the church cemetery.
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J. Monroe Edwards
Freeman’s Mill
Mr. Edwards
Guilford County
William and
Abigail Stephenson Edwards
Roy Burger
Hudson, Mich
J. EB. Regan
High Point
J. L. Swiggett
Greensboro
Emma Newman
Route One
Logan Stephenson
Jumin
N.C
Center Friends Church
Roy I. Farmer
M. P
City
Sandhill Peaches Begin Northward Shipments
North Carolina's 1930 peach crop moved to northern markets in carload lots last week with 24 carloads through Friday. R E Keller and inspectors set Candor as grading HQ. Kileys medium to large peaches sold at 2.75 to 3 per crate. The July 1 forecast for the state is 1,428,900 bushels versus 1,400,000 last year.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Sandhill
R. E. Keller
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Washington
Candor
Traylor's Bank Reaches 67th Birthday in Chicago
The First National Bank of Chicago led by president Melvin A Traylor marks its 67th anniversary. The bank opened on July 1 1886 the same day that the Battle of Gettysburg began.
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Traylor
Sunday School Conven tion Meeting in Guilford County
Announcement for Guilford Sunday School Convention for workers of all denominations. To be held at the Methodist Episcopal church in Pleasant Garden August 19, 1930, under Guilford county and North Carolina associations with speakers including Flora Davis of Raleigh and many local officials and workers.
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Guilford
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pleasant Garden
N. C
Guilford County
North Carolina
Sunday School Associations
Walter Thomas
Josie Wood
I. L. Trogden
Greensboro
J. O. Bales
Jamestown
Gilmer-Morehead
Tho. C. Hoyle
Green
James T. Bowman
High Point
Edgar Hartley
Jefferson
Charlie Clapp
Monroe
J. B. Carter
Madison
W. F. Burton
Brown Summitt
Oak Ridge
S A. Pegram
Stokesdale
Rock Creek
Summer
Nabers Sermon at Ist Presbyterian on Burdened Men
Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers preached at First Presbyterian on burdens in life. He outlined three Bible messages about bearing one’s own burden, bearing one another’s burdens, and trusting God to sustain in extremity, urging interdependence and faith.
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Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Paul
Galatia
Davidson Meeting Draws Large Democratic Turnout
More than 1500 Davidson county voters attended democratic precinct meetings last Saturday with 31 of 33 precincts reporting unprecedented attendance. County Chairman Brinkley notes Holly Grove precinct had 1598 voters. strong rural interest boosts expectations of a large November Democratic majority. Nominees for county office include Major J. A. Leonard sheriff and C. R. Redwine register of deeds with varied levels of support across precincts.
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Enterprise
Davidson Bureau
Lambeth
Thomasville
Lexington
Davidson County
W. F. Brinkley
Holly Grove
J. A. Leonard
E. C. Byerly
C. R. Redwine
Register of Deeds
Oe Yokely
W. O. Burgin
House of Representatives
Greenville second in better homes contest
Greenville, S C takes second prize of 200 dollars in the 1930 better homes contest. Santa Barbara won first place, a position Greenville held last year, according to today’s disclosed information.
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Greenville
S. C
Santa Barbara
Calif
Michigan Utilities Spend About 50 Million in 1983 Construction
Michigan electric utilities are projected to spend roughly 50 million dollars in construction work during 1983, reflecting ongoing infrastructure programs. The figure highlights a substantial investment by utility companies to expand generation, transmission, and distribution capabilities.
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Michigan
Tommy the machine gun joins Chicago hoodlum lore
In Chicago gangland chatter a machine gun is nicknamed a Tommy. The nickname reflects its feared status and the era’s street violence.
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Chicago
Sunday Catholic Services at St Edward’s Church
The St Edward’s parish held Mass led by Father Manley who urged sanctification beyond season and warned against limiting devotion to church rules. In the evening Father Beshel spoke on prayer, stressing humility, listening to God, and that true prayer is the heart lifting to Him, not mere words.
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St. Edward’s
Father Manley
Beshel
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