The Holy City Cantata Heads Union Service in High Point
The Wesley Memorial choir with thirty voices and visiting soloists from Greensboro and Winston-Salem will present Alfred Gaul s The Holy City at a union summer service on the city lot tomorrow at 7 45 p m In case of rain the performance moves to Wesley Memorial church The event is part of July August church union services with St Mary s Episcopal Church also announcing its Sunday schedule and a public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy City
Wesley Memorial Choir
High Point
Alfred R. Gaul
K. C. Benbow
Paul Gyles
Greensboro
Mary Mills
Ed R. Clapp
Winston-Salem
Wa Gurney Briggs
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Church
ST. Mary's Episcopal
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main and
Farriss Avenue
Wesley Memorial Church Announces Talk and Services
Associate pastor Liston Pope will speak on A Code For Christians at the 11 oclock service tomorrow. Church school starts 9 45 with classes for all ages. Visitors for the furniture show may attend the Peacock Bible class for men. Youth supper in the church basement at 7 features reports on the Lake Junaluska assembly. Supper costs five cents per plate. No evening service due to a union service on the city lot.
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Wesley Memorial
Jobo Avastin
Young People’s Assembly
Lake Junaluska
Entrance and Inclusion Sermon at North Hamilton Street Church
Rev Nix of the North Hamilton Street Church of Christ preaches at 11 oclock on the topic Entrance and Inclusion The Bible school starts at 945 and the Sun beam chorus meets at 7 with the evening service to follow The evening sermon is titled The Second Time A Ladies Aid meeting is Tuesday at Kenneys home on Fast Russell Street and the midweek fellowship service is Thursday at 730.
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cHiuse
Nixon A. Taylor
Hamilton Street
Church of Christ (Disciples
Sunbeam Chorus
Ladies’ Aid
H. H. Kenney
Russell Street
Reformation Church of God Worship Schedule
The Reformation Church of God announces Sunday School at 16:00, morning service at 11:00 led by Pastor B. O. Privett, a young people's meeting at ?, and an evening service at 7:00. The public is invited to attend.
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Church OF God
Reformation
Church of God In
B. O. Privett
First Baptist Church Sermon on The Ideal Church
Rev. A B Conrad pastor of First Baptist will preach The Ideal Church at 11 AM Sunday service. Margaret Sloan will sing a solo. Sunday school meets at 9 45 AM. Mid week prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8 PM. Ice tomorrow due to union service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Ideal Church
Margaret Sloan
First Methodist Protestant Church Sermon and Baptism Offer
The First Methodist Protestant church holds morning worship at 11 with Rev. R. Farmer presiding and Holy Communion observed. Baptism and church membership opportunities are offered. This is Rev. Farmers last service before vacation. Sunday school meets at 9:45 with graded classes, evening service to be held outdoors.
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First M. P
First Methodist Protestant Church
R. Farmer
Farmer
First Reformed Announces Sunday Service Details
The First Reformed church schedules a 9:45 a m Sunday school service led by Mrs Alson Crater with the theme Victory In Gods Strength At 11 a m Rev W R Shaffer will speak on We Need a Pure Religion The evening service combines with a cooperative outdoor meeting at the city lot Church officers meet Monday at 730 p m
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First Reformed
Alson Crater
W. R. Shaffer
First Reformed Church
Ordination Service at Green Street Baptist Church
A special service at 3 30 tomorrow at Green Street Baptist will ordain three young men Wilbur Hutchins Gary Lewis and Heath Tadlock. Dr A B Conrad will deliver the sermon with several ministers assisting. A male quartet will sing I Want My Life To Count For Jesus. Regular services follow with Sunday school at 930 and sermons titled A Storm At Sea and A Word of Warning. Public invitation issued.
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Green Street Baptist
Green Street Baptist Church
Wibur Hutchins
Gari Lewis
Heath Tadlock
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Hoyle Love
Clarence Smith
J. A. McMillan
H. T. Stevens
M. O. Alexander
Jesus
G. T. Tunstall
Emmanuel Lutheran Sermon Tomorrow on The Court of Honor
Emmanuel Lutheran church will host a sermon titled The Court of Honor tomorrow at 11 o clock with the text Honor all Love the brother hood Fear God Honor the King Firet Peter 1 17 The service at 9 45 o clock precedes union services The congregation is urged to participate in the city lot union gathering tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Firet Peter
Gospel Tabernacle Services Schedule and Sermons
Gospel Tabernacle announces Sunday school at 9 46 with Miss Louise Hall leading a missionary class and worship at 11 where Rev. Thomas H Willey will speak on Abraham The Man Who Came Over. Evening prayer meeting at 7 30 followed by evangelistic service at 8 with a sermon titled No man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Tabernacle
Louise Hall
Thomas H. Willey
Bruce Craven to Address Peacock Bible Class Sunday
Bruce Craven of Trinity will lead the Peacock Bible Class lesson Sunday at 9 45 in the morning. C G Bedford president announced the program will feature special music from a men's quartet and a ladies quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Craven
Peacock Bible
Trinity
Peacock
C. G. Bedford
Christian Science Love Theme Sermon Across Churches
Christian Science churches prepare a Sunday lesson on Love drawing from Matthew 5 17 and a Science and Health passage. The sermon cites Jesus healing the sick and opposing material laws, inviting the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
North Main Baptist Sunday schedule and meetings
North Main Baptist Church plans 9 45 Sunday school on the general topic Winning With a Few with invitations to nonmembers. At 11 00 A Lincoln Falk speaks A Boat s Width From Success and 8 00 evening service features A Ready Lad and Jesus for children. Deacons meet Tuesday, officers and teachers Wednesday at 7 15, and midweek prayer service Wednesday at 8 with church conference to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Baptist Sunday School
A. Lincoln Falk
Jesus
Dr Lindley Addresses Reynolds Tribe at Annual Meeting
Dr P E B Lindley dean of High Point college spoke at the Reynolds clan annual meeting held at Tabernacle Methodist Protestant church southeast of Greensboro. He discussed dedicating the family tree and putting children first in homes. Rev George L Reynolds presided with readings, welcomes, and a family history, plus music by a Liberty string band and games for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. EB. Lindley
High Point College
Reynolds
Tabernacle Methodist Protestant Church
Greensboro
Lindley
George L. Reynolds
W. C. Reynolds
Guilford County
Ruby Reynolds
Pleasant Garden
Herbert Reynolds
Liberty
Floyd Reynolds
Mrs. Fannie Wall Laid To Final Rest
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Wall aged 68 widow of J. B. Wall were held Friday at 4 PM at Fairfield Methodist Protestant church led by Rev. O L Ruth. John and Henry Nance sang a duet as the Pilgrim Holiness church choir performed. Pallbearers included Henry Nance Arvill Lilly Car Byrd A Dowdy T L Dorsett and S D Powers. Floral tributes carried by Eureta Graves Mamie Foster Mary Nance and others. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Fannie Wall
J. B. Wall
Fairfield Methodist Protestant Church
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
John
Henry Nance
Arvill Lilly Car Byrd
A. ©. Dowdy
T. L. Dorsett
8. D. Powers
Misses Eureta Graves
Mamie Foster
Mary Nance
Ronnie Plummer
Lorraine Nance
Minnie Byrd
Jettie Linthicum
Jessie Nance
Dockery Nance
Church
Firms pledge to meet NRA wage and hour rules in Roosevelts drive
Dozens of High Point and Thomasville firms including High Point Chamber of Commerce and many mills and stores signed employers' agreements pledging compliance with NRA wage and hour standards. The Enterprise notes additional firms likely joined and will be named in an honor roll after confirmation.
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Roosevelt
NRA
High Point Chamber OF Commerce
High Point Merchants Association
Diamond
MacKenzie FA Veneer Company
Logan Porter Bor Company
Green Lantern Grill Pickett Cotton Mill
High Point Yarn Mill
Hillcrest Silk Mill
Peerless Flooring Company
Garland Produce Company
High Point Cotton Batting Company
Amos Hosiery Mills
Thomasville Chair CO
Thomasville
Oakdale Cotton Mill
Jamestown
J. C. Penney and Company
Wright's Clothing Store
Cavalier Service Station
Belk-Stevens Department Store
Welch Furniture Company
Eckerd’s, Inc
Imperial Life Insurance CO
High Point Dist
Richardson’s Department Store
N. H. Silver and Company
Rose Marie Shop
Efird’s Department Store
Cannon Fetzer Gooch-Thomas
Grace's
O’neil Shoe Store
Perkinson Jewelry Company
Lloyd's
Ruby's Quality Shoe
Merit Shoe Company
Jacob's Men’s Shop
Tomlinson’s Ladies Shop
Wagger's Ladies Shop
Wilson Shoe Store
Thompson Shoe Store
Miller-Jones Company
the Fashion Shop
Beavans Company
Moskin’s Schulman’s Boot Shop
Redwine Hardware Company
the Watch Shop
Unceven Lumber Company
Sears, Roebuck AD Company
Princess Cafe
Kester Machinery Company
Reeves Billiard Parlor
Chandler Sandwich Shop
A. E. Alexander & CO
Wright-Cline Shop
W. F. Austin and Son
Bradner Furniture Company
Hogan and quartet arrested for inciting riot in hosiery strike
Lawrence Hogan and four labor leaders, including I M Ritchie and Miss Beulah Carter, were arrested on charges of conspiring to incite riot linked to a strike of relief project workers. Bonds set at 2000 dollars. others charged with rioting or trespassing also detained as police report interference by nonparticipants.
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Hogan
Quartet
Ritchie
Presswood
Misses Carter
Dawson
Relief Project
Lawrence Hogan
North Carolina League of Unemployed
American Federation of Full Fashioned Hosiery Workers
I. M. Ritchie
Central Labor Union
Piedmont Textile Council
W. E B. Presswood
High Point League of Unemployed
Beulah Carter
Durham
National League of Unemployed
Hazel Dawson
American Federation of
Fali
Munici
Unemployed League
Alexander F Miller Dies At Home In Randolph County
Alexander Franklin Miller longtime Randoph county farmer died at his home shortly after 3 a m today after a six month illness. He was 83 and survived by his wife Jane Kinley and seven children Frank Charley Warner Kinley Hill Pierce Pierce Brintle. Funeral services will be held at Pleasant Grove M E Church in Randolph county Sunday at 3 p m with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Franklin Miller
Tabernacle Township
Randolph County
R. Miller
Wilbur
Rebecca Robbins Miller
Jane Kinley
Frank
Charley Miller
Vance Warner
Jeff Kinley
Sallie Hill
Thomasville
Last Rites Held For Chasé White In Greensboro Area
Funeral services for Charles N. White son of Walter White were held Friday at 4 30 p m from his sister Mrs W C Johnson's home on the Greensboro Road with Rev Tom Alderman Sykes and Rev Ralph Boring officiating. Miss Anna Mendenhall and Miss Nancy Hall sang during the service. Pallbearers included Murray White Irwin White Charles Ray White Rufus White Dabney White David J White George Ward and Frank Nicholson. Interment followed in the family plot at Guilford College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. White
Walter White
Morganton
W. C. Johnson
Greensboro Road
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Ralph Boring
Greensboro
Anna Mendenhall
Nancy Hall
Murray White
Irwin White
Charles Ray White
Rufus White
Dabney White
David J. White
George Ward
Frank Nicholson
Guilford College Cemetery
Hosiery Mills Vote On Reopening Plan With Strike Affected
Yesterday's vote among workers in 21 mills showed 1 799 against reopening under a provisional hosiery code and 1 065 in favor with about 2 100 not voting. Commissioner Dunnigan continued conciliatory efforts as Welch Furniture to resume under the blanket code the next day.
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E. H. Dunnigan
Welch Furniture Company
Mayor Seeks Court Order To Stop Band From Playing
Minneapolis July 29. Mayor Joe Krause of Mound seeks a restraining order against the St. Bonifacius band contracted for the Twenty-niners celebration. After a rehearsal the mayor complained the tune sounded wrong and fired the band leader O. B. Strand, who refused to withdraw. The mayor petitioned the court to void the contract and bar the band from playing within Mound.
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Minneapolis
Joe Krause
Mound
Here
St. Bonifacius
Minnetonka
Justice Court
Mound American Legion Post
O. B. Strand
Strand
St. Bonifacius Band
Forevermore
City of
Calvary M. E. Church Service Noted On South Main
The Rev. Rinehart, pastor of Calvary M. E., will conduct the 11 o'clock service tomorrow morning in the absence of Rev. A. L. Aycock. Sunday school starts at 9:40. Services at South Main M. E. church continue until the pastor returns. The public is invited to attend all activities.
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South Main M. BE
Rinehart
Calvary M. E
A. L. Aycock
South Main M. E
1933 Auto Prices and Production Amid Depression
More than 80 percent of passenger cars produced in the first five months of 1933 sold wholesale for under 590 dollars. Auto production for the first half of 1933 exceeded a million cars, compared with earlier months of the period.
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Oes
NRA Drive Committee To Assemble Tonight
Local civic groups form an executive drive to support Roosevelt's National Recovery program. T. A. Finch will address the meeting at the Sheraton Hotel to outline city organization and the three colonels directing manpower publicity and speakers bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA Drive
T. A. Finch
Sizemore
Roosevelt
Sheraton
Anetin Winah
Whamas
Industrial Recovery Advisory Board
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis, Lions
Civitan
Monarch
American Business Club
Altrusa
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Welfare Society
Ministerial Association
Hasson
Man Power
Washington
Plan of organization for speakers bureau outlined
The document assigns duty to arrange appearances before local groups using speakers supplied by the speakers' bureau. It states each community is authorized to amplify or amend the plan to suit local demands and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spekers’ Bureau
Negro Teams Play At Park Tonight
Two negro teams meet at Willis Park with the Winston Salem Black Twins facing the Baltimore Black Sox at 8 30 p m. The Black Twins claim the state’s best negro team while the Black Sox boast the east’s top aggregation. A real battle is expected.
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Willis Park
Winston- Salem
Black Twins
Black Sox
Baltimore
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OLD Order
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Also
W. Clanard
Booth Main
Dr. Lindley
M. L. Slate
M. D
Stanton Clinic
B. Green
High Point Ice and Coal CO
Fionor
Uenene
Alxander F. Miller
Chasé
Welch
Jewell Hasty Bell
Brunet
Kennett, Mo
Harry Bell
Arthur Pruett
Pruett
Maj. A. V Dalrymple
Birmingham
Ala
Dalrymple
Delicatessen
Stenemong
Cor, Main & Washington
City Shoe Shop
Commercial Bank
W. McGuinn Realty
Washington St
Max Bones
N. C
Teeter
Hassacksonville, Fla. Reno Norfolk
Ae - News
N. Y
Southern Railway
BR. R
Pullman
Southern Railway System
H. D. Saunders
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