Veterans Invited to Sunday Church Services Here
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary state encampment here are invited to attend services at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Sunday. Other churches welcome all veterans to their services. St. Edward's Catholic Church offers 9 a.m. sermon by Father Beshel on the Eternal Priesthood of Jesus Christ with 11 a.m. mass and 7 39 p.m. devotions. Rev. O. P. Wicks leads the 11 o'clock service in the pastor's absence for June work at High Point College. Intermediates and seniors meet at 7 p.m. Robert Smith leads the 8 p.m. evening service. the public is invited.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
ST. Edward's Catholic
Beshel
Jesus Christ
O. P. Wicks
S. Warler
High Point College
C. E
Robert Smith
Seventh-day Adventist Sunday Services and Topic
Sabbath school began at 9 45 this morning and preaching followed at 11 20 at the Seventh-day Adventist church corner Springdale avenue and Branch street. Pastor John E All presented the morning sermon on In the Days of the Voice of the Seventh Angel the Mystery of God should be finished as He Hath Declared to His Servants the Prophets. A Sunday evening service at 8 o'clock will feature Rev All preaching The Saints are those who keep the commandments of God. Public invited.
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Seventh-day Adventist Church
Springdale Avenue
Branch Street
John E. All
God
Rev. All
God the Only Cause and Creator Sermon Set
Christian Science announces a lesson sermon on God the Only Cause and Creator to be preached in all churches tomorrow. Services begin at 11 o clock Sunday morning at 309 12 North Main Street with Sunday school at 9 45. Reading room hours are Wednesday and Friday from 2 to 4 30.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
North Main Street
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church Sunday Services
Saint Mary's at North Main street and Far ris avenue lists services at 7:30 am Holy Communion 9:45 am church school and adult Bible class 11 am Holy Communion and regular sermon with Woodmen of the World guests. Young People's Service League canceled due to high school commencement. Public invited.
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ST. Mary's Episcopal
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main Street
Farries Avenue
Woodmen of the World
Sain Mary's
Young People’s Service League
Regular Services at Welch Memorial Church
Regular services will be held tomorrow at Welch Memorial Church with Sunday School at 9 46. Afterward George H Crowell will speak at the 11 o clock hour. An invitation is extended to a
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Welch Memorial Church
George H. Crowell
Church of Christ Sermon Hails “Sitting Up the Kingdom”
The Church of Christ on North Hamilton Street led by Rev Nis A Taylor will hold an 11 o'clock service tomorrow with the sermon on Sitting Up the Kingdom. Bible school starts at 106 o'clock and the Sunbeam Chorus meets at 7. The church board meets at 12 06 Tuesday evening. Ladies Aid, with Mrs C C McEwen, 702 Willowbrook, meets Thursday at 7 30. Mid week service follows. Public invited.
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Church OF Christ
Kingdom
Church of Christ (Disciples
Hamilton Street
Nison A. Taylor
Bible School
Sunbeam Chorus
Ladies’ Aid
C. C. McEwen
Willowbrook Street
Revival services planned at multiple churches
A revival series in THOMASVILLE lists services at ia Uailty church at 10 o clock Prospect church at 11 and 1 36 with an illustrated sermon on The Books of Meeven by Rev John Cline pastor of the circuit A Pine Woods church service is set for 3 o clock and the final Prospect service at 8 o'clock The public is invited to attend one or all services.
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Thomasvilas Concuit
Prospect
Circuit
John Cline
Pine Woods
Lebanon M P Junior C EB and Sunday School Meet
The Lebanon M P Church hosts a 9 45 a m Sunday meeting for the Junior C EB Society and Sunday school. Participants are reminded of the regular weekly gathering.
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Lebanon
Sunday Services Shift at First Baptist Church
Sunday school starts at 9 45 a.m. at the First Baptist Church. The 11 a.m. service moves to the Broadhurst theater due to theater repairs. Dr. A B Conrad will preach Who Is My Neighbor at the 11 o clock service. No evening service will be held because of repairs.
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First Baptist Church
Broadhurst Theater
A. B. Conrad
Gospel Tabernacle Services Outline Schedule
At 9:45 a.m. gospel services are held at the Gospel Tabernacle on Willowbrook Street. At 11:00 a.m. Rev. Thomas H. Willey will speak on Gods Definition of a Wise Man. At 7:30 p.m. there is a prayer service followed by an evening sermon on Why I Believe in a Bible Hell by the pastor. Public invited.
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Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Thomas H. Willey
English Street M P meeting and services
English Street M P church schedules preaching at 9:45 o clock and services at 11 a m and 7 46 p m The C EB societies meet in the church annex led by Miss Treasie Caudle Discussion topic God Working Through Us In Our Everyday Lives Public invited to all services
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English Street M. P
C. EB
Treasie Caudle
Green Street Baptist Services Invite Public
Green Street Baptist Church holds 9 30 a m Sunday worship with Pastor G T Tunstall preaching Delving Deeper. The evening topic is The Incompleteness of Life. All V F W members and the general public are encouraged to attend.
Wesley Memorial Hosts Veterans Encampment Guests
Wesley Memorial church in High Point welcomes the North Carolina Veterans of Foreign Wars during their encampment the first three days of the week. Rev G Ray Jordan speaks on The Religion of Tomorrow at the evening service and The Challenge of a New Day at the morning service.
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Wesley Memorial
North Carolina
Veterans of Foreign Wars
High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
G. Ray Jordan
Misa Dorothy Hoskins
H. E B. Jones
A. P. Samuels
Liston Pope
Young People's Department
8. D. Gordon
Winston- Salem
Woman's Missionary
Greensboro
Woman's Missionary Societion
Peacock
Board of Christian Education
Young People'’S Department Council
Central Friends Church Invites Visitors for Summer Services
Central Friends on South Main Street invites all visitors and prospective members to Bible school and Brotherhood class at 9:46 with ages for all classes. At 11 the pastor speeches on Why Make Life A Burden. An outdoor service at Archdale Playground begins at 6 with Rev. Sykes. No evening church service. Paper brought for comfort. Meetings observed in July and August. Public invited.
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Central Friends
High Point
Gundey
Central Friends Church
South Main Street
Tom A
Bible School
Brotherhood
Archdale Playground
Sykes
Viret Methodist Protestant Church Tomorrow Service
The Viret Methodist Protestant church announces a scheduled service tomorrow with parish activities and worship plans for attendees.
VFW Meeting Called Tonight in City Hall
A called meeting of all VFW post and Auxiliary members is set for tonight at 8 at city hall. Commander J W McMahon urges attendance. The state encampment opens tomorrow with a 2:30 memorial service at Paramount theater and runs through Tuesday drawing many members statewide.
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V. F. W. Post
J. W. McMahon
Paramount Theater
Paramount Theaters
Jno M Hayworth Dies After Illness at 66
John Martin Hayworth 66, a longtime Abbotts Creek area farmer, died at his brother A W Hayworth’s High Point home after weeks with Brights disease. Survived by two daughters and five brothers, funeral at Springhill M P church Sunday at 2 pm with burial in the church cemetery.
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John Martin Hayworth
Abbotts Creek
A. W. Hayworth
High Point
Brights
Mr. Hayworth
Davidson County
Sanford S
Delphine Davis Hayworth
James A. Russell
Wesley Cecil
J. L
A. W
D. H. Hayworth
J. VY. Peace
Springhill M. P
J. O. Wood Hurt in Post Office Truck Collision
J O Wood a former High Point police officer was struck by a truck backing from the curb at the post office. He sustained facial knee and scalp injuries and was taken to Burrus Memorial hospital before being released to his home. The truck was driven by Hugh O Brien and owned by Grover Garland.
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J. O. Wood
High Point
Mr. Wood
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hugh O’brien
Grover Garland
Forestry Class of Pennsylvania Visits High Point
A group of forestry students from Pennsylvania State College will visit High Point from June 21 to June 25 to tour local industrial plants. Secretary F J Sizemore of the chamber of commerce arranged the itinerary. The crew will stay at Camp Uwharrie near Jamestown and travel by truck to local furniture plants and other factories.
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Forestry Clase
Pennsylvania State College
High Point
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Camp Uwharrie
Jamestown
Colored Man Seeks Whereabouts of Son
John Fulton of 1069 Acre Street asks The Enterprise to help locate his eight year old son John Henry Fulton who left home Monday night around eight o'clock. No news has been received. The father requests anyone with information to notify him.
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John Fulton
Enterprise
John Henry Fulton
Pentecost Sunday Services At Local Church
Sunday school starts at 9:45 with graded classes. Morning worship at 11 led by Rev. R. I. Farmer. Pentecost Day observed with sermon How Jesus Saved A Thief concluding Jesus Winning Souls. Mise Ina McAdams to read White Hyacin the Soul prize essay. music numbers listed. Junior Church before, no evening service. congregation attends high school Baccalaureate. Young People's C E K Society at 7:15 led by Charles Stroup. Monday 7:30 Senior C K Society led by Mise Helen Johnston.
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High Point College
Gaul
Young People's
C. E K. Society
Charles Stroup
C. K. Socciety
Mise Helen Johnston
Thomasville Woman Elected Trustee at North Carolina College
Mrs. J. R. Bennett of Rocky Mount was elected president of the Alumnae association of the Greater University of North Carolina Woman's College during the annual meeting tied to commencement exercises in Greensboro. Mrs. T. A. Burns of Asheboro and Miss Ruth Fitzgerald Greensboro with Mrs. Charles Finch Thomasville and Miss Ruth Clinard Boydton were named trustee board members.
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Greensboro
J. R. Bennett
Rocky Mount
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
T. A. Burns
Asheboro
Ruth Fitzgerald
Charles Finch
Thomasville
Ruth Clinard
Boydton
Mendenhalls Harvest Huge Crop of Grains
Asheboro reports Mendenhall brothers of High Point route 4 Randolph county harvested 135 acres of oats barley hairy vetch and crimson clover this spring estimating at least 300 tons of prime hay. Growth stood four to five feet tall when cut and the land will be reseeded to soybeans for hay and corn for ensilage.
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Asheboro
Pentecostal Sunday Observed At Cherry Street Colored Church
The Cherry Street Colored Church will observe Pentecostal Sunday at 11 o clock Sunday morning with a consecration song service at 8 o clock. The Daily Vacation Bible School is set to open June 12.
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Pentecostal
Cherry Street Presbyterian (Colored
Daily Vacation Bible School
Century of Progress Literature Arrives at Chamber
The local chamber of commerce has received a large quantity of Century of Progress literature. Chicago residents are asked to call at the chamber if they desire any of the material.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Leon Nicole Convicted in Geneva Riot Case
Swiss socialist leader Leon Nicole and six others were found guilty of causing a political riot that cost 13 lives on November 9. Sentences are set for next Tuesday. Eleven defendants were acquitted.
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Leon Nicole
Geneva
Jane
Blast and Fire Hit Oil Complex at Signal Hill
An explosion in a compression chamber at a Richfield Oil refinery near Signal Hill California triggered a massive fire over four blocks. Seven killed, fifty injured, extensive property damage, and search for more bodies ongoing through the night. Seven victims identified include five men a woman and her young daughter.
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Signal Hill
Cal
Long Beach
Richfield Oil Company Properties
Maywood
Narcotic Charge Against Woman in High Point Case
Mrs. J. R. McGinn of High Point was arrested in Greensboro on a Harrison anti narcotic law violation warrant. A preliminary hearing found probable cause. she posted 300 bond for federal court next week. The charge centers on forging Dr. J. G. Groome prescription for 12 grains morphine tablets at Hart's Pharmacy. Investigated by federal agent A. P. Rogers.
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Greensboro
J. R. McGinn
High Point
United States
W. R. Futrelle
W.S. Lyon
Hart's Pharmacy, Incorporated
A. P. Rogers
Court trial opens over domestic assault case in Greensboro
In Greensboro a Superior Court trial began as state witnesses testified against Fred Courtney of High Point on charges of assaulting his wife starting in January 1932. The wife described repeated blows and theft of about 700 dollars, with a physician corroborating injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Superior Court
Fred Courtney
High Point
Senator Bailey Pushes Public Works Plan for North Carolina
Senator J W Bailey informs Governor Ehringhaus about public works projects and supports state leadership to maximize benefits under the Public Works program. Chamber secretary F J Sizemore sought input on including High Point grade-crossing eliminations, with a possible city request if the bill passes.
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F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Bailey
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Sizemore
Ehringhaus
Couple Bound Over To Municipal Court For Law Violation
Noah Morris and Tom Hayes were bound over to municipal court after a preliminary hearing by Magistrate C. C. Muse. Hayes posted 100 dollars bond and Morris 600, with 78 gallons of liquor found in Hayes property, poured out in front of Muse’s office. Both are scheduled for municipal court on Monday.
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Noah Morris
Tom Hayes
Mendenhall
C. C. Muse
Hayes
Morris
C.C. Muse
Wrenn Street
Morris and Hayes
Leader of Friends Visits At Guilford
David S. Day executive secretary of the Five Years Meeting of Friends concluded a two day Guilford College visit. He met with David Parsons North Carolina board president and with Guilford Quaker students before beginning a five day trip through Virginia North Carolina Tennessee.
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Guilford College
Davids. Day
Richmond
Ind
Board of Young Friends
Five Years Meeting of Friends
Mr. Day
David Parsons
High Point
North Carolina
Convicted of False Pretense Sentenced to Roads
A defendant was convicted of false pretense and sentenced to six months on the roads without stripes. An appeal notice to the state Supreme Court was filed and an appearance bond set at 1000 dollars. Paul Bulla received twelve months on the roads for temporary larceny as the special one week criminal term ends today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Paul Bulla
Congress Fails To Accomplish Much During Last Week
Washington reports slow Senate progress during the special session with limited enactments listed across banks, farm relief, inflation, unemployment aid, securities regulation, Muscle Shoals projects, reforestation, beer legalization, and new federal employment systems. House passed public works, mortgage refinance, arms embargo, and St Lawrence power. Senate considered gold clause cancellation and rail reorganization pending votes.
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Muscle Shoals
Tennessee Valley
St. Lawrence
Senate
Federal Petroleum Industry Control
White House
All C. M. T. C. Camps Called Off This Year
Fayetteville report states a Washington radiogram ordered the cessation of all citizens military training camps for summer. Fort Bragg trained 800 to 1,100 young men yearly. Major General Edward L. King announced the move from Fort Moultrie, Charleston, affecting another base.
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Fayetteville
Manus McCloskey
Fort Brace
War Department
Washington
Citizens
Fort Bragg
Atlanta
Edward L. King
Fourth Corps
Fort Moultrie
Charleston
8. C
Revival at Pilgrim Congregations Church
A revival meeting is in progress at the Pilgrim Congregations church colored, continuing through next week. The public is invited and seats will be reserved for white friends.
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Pilgrim Congregations] Church
Short Session Market Drops
New York markets fell with brisk profit taking and wide declines in leading stocks and commodities. Rail stocks resisted early losses before joining the downward move, while wheat and cotton prices weakened. The sugar market closed, bar silver fell, and major issues such as U S Steel, American Tobacco, Chrysler and General Motors posted notable declines. Bank and bond activity showed continued speculative borrowing with May collateral loans rising to 528.5 million dollars.
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New York
Raila
Chicago
Sugar Exchange
U. Steel Common
American Tobacco
Consolidated Gas of
Chrysler
Delaware & Hudson
Allied Chemical
International Harvester
Dupont
American Can
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
American Telephone
General Motors
Union Pacific
The
Stock Exchange
Greensboro Nine To Play Locals Sunday
The Greensboro All Star team of former Piedmont league and other pros will visit Willis Park for a 3:30 PM game against the Poin ter locals. Local star Cheek will also play Sunday before a Burlington league game Saturday, as La tham returns to stop them behind the bar. Manager Cowan may send Sherrill or Young to the mound for strong opposition.
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Greensboro
Willis Park
Cheek
Burlington
Latham
Cowan
Sherrill
Young
Notes Renewed At Five Percent Rat
RALEIGH June 3 The state of North Carolina renewed 5 675 000 in notes maturing June 15 in New York at five percent a one percent reduction Gov J C B Ehringhaus said today The state hoped for four and one half percent but could not. Ehringhaus said a further cut might be secured after the 60 day term if the state adopted a balanced budget and showed better fiscal condition.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
New York
J. C. B. Ebringhaus
Ehbringhaus
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