Fathers To Be Honored In Sunday Religious Services
Churches across the city plan Father Day programs including sermons at Wesley Memorial First Methodist Protestant and First Presbyterian. The Hilliard Memorial Baptist marks its fourth anniversary with a morning history program. Green Street Baptist hosts a Daily Vacation Bible School led by local leaders. Dr Joseph Rennie returns to the First Presbyterian pulpit after a Virginia trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant Church
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Green Street Baptist Church
Joseph Rennie
First Presbyterian Church
Virginia
St Edwardus Catholic Service at Saint Edwards Church
Maes will be held at 8 o'clock with Benediction to follow at Saint Edwards Catholic Church. Father Reshel will be in charge. Non Catholics are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maes
Saint Edward's Catholic Church
Father Reshel
Welch Memorial M. P. Sunday Services Scheduled
Welch Memorial M. P. church will hold Sunday school at 9 45 and regular preaching at 11 with Rev. J. D. Williams in charge. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Memorial M. P
J. D. Williams
English Street M P Service Schedule Update
Regular services at English Street M P church tomorrow include Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m led by Rev C H Hill In charge. C B E societies meet 6 45 p m in the annex to discuss Echo Meetings of the State Convention. Evening service at 1 30 p m invites the public to attend any or all events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Street M. P
C. H. Hill
C. BE
First Baptist Church Announces Upcoming Services
The Living Christ will be the sermon topic at the First Baptist church tomorrow morning. Sunday school is at the regular time. During the 11 o clock service Miss Margaret Sloan will sing Gloria by Buzzi Pecchia. B Y P U meetings are Friday at 7 30 p m and the weekly prayer service is Wednesday at 8 p m. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
K. C. Benbow
Jesus
Pearl Eichelberger
Letcher County
Kentucky
Board of Stewards
First Baptist
Gospel Tabernacle Revival Preaches Five Services
Gospel Tabernacle schedules Sunday School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled Sick ness Anointing Soundness by the pastor The evening talks on The Question of Religion The revival continues through next week led by Rev T H Willey and Rev C W Wallace of Lumberton inviting the public to attend all services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Tabernacle
T. H. Willey
C. W. Wallace
Lumberton
Central Friends Bible School and Rev Sykes Sermon Plan
Bible school begins at 10 45 at Central Friends church tomorrow. At 11 Rev Tom A Sykes will preach The Great Awakening. At 6 at Archdale Playground Miss Dorothy Gardyne of Worcester Mass speaks on The Deeper Dream. Church business meets Wednesday at 7 20. Christian Endeavor seniors meet Friday in the annex and juniors in the ladies parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends
Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
Archdale Playground
Dorothy Gardyne
Worcester
Mass
Christian Endeavor Societies
Annex
Saint Mary's Episcopal Services Schedule
Services tomorrow at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church corner of North Main Street and Faries Avenue begin with Holy Communion at 7 30 in the morning. Church school and adult Bible class meet at 9 45. At 11 o'clock Rector D W Alien will deliver the sermon. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary's Episcopal
At &T. Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main Street
Farries Avenue
D. W. Alien
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Anniversary Service Set
The Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church marks its anniversary with a special 11 o'clock service where Rev. Hughey C. Miller will give the church history. At the 2 o'clock service the pastor delivers a sermon and baptism follows inside the church. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilliard Memorial Bapital Church
Hughey C. Miller
Lebanon M. P. Church Service and Meetings
The Lebanon M. P. church holds a Junior M. B. meeting at 9 16 and Sunday school afterwards. Rev. L. W. Owen to preach. An EK society gathering for Intermediate and Senior members is set for 10 o'clock with Rev. P Ken delivering the sermon. public invited.
Church of Christ Disciplea Announces Tomorrow Services
The Church of Christ Disciplea schedules Bible school at 10 00 a m 11 00 o clock sermon by Rev Nixon A Taylor titled The Greatening Stephen 7 00 p m Sun beam Chorus meets 5 00 p m Rev Taylor presents The Kingdom mid week prayer service Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Curie
Church of Christ
Disciplea
Bible
Nixon A. Taylor
Stephen
Sunbeam Chorus
Taylor
Electors Named for North Carolina Bank Reorganization
Gurney P. Hood announced 56 electors across NC Bank and Trust company branches who will meet June 28 to elect four of seven directors guiding the reorganized banks under the new act. The list covers units in Burlington Salisbury Greensboro High Point Wilmington Kinston Monroe New Bern Raleigh Rocky Mount Tarboro and their respective electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Burlington
J. M. Atwater
James L. Love
Joseph B. Gant
J. H. McEwen
Walter R. Sellers
Salisbury-Spencer
C. Arthur Kirkman
Wilmington+ Wallace
John Alexius
N. L. Foy
W. A. Fonville
Fred Willetts
J. C. Williams
Kinston
B. F. D. Albritton
J. R. Lowery
B. T. Pollock
D. F. Wooten
M. G. Vick
Monroe
J. W. Fincher
W. A. Henderson
L. N. Presason
J. P. Rogers
J. M. Tarlton
New Bern
Bayboro
E. B. Bell
L. P. Kennedy
D. C. McCotter
T. J. Roberts
J. E. Steed
A. B. Blalock
Joseph B. Cheshire
J. J. Henderson
George A. Iseley
J. R. Weatherspoon
Rocky Mount - Bootland Neck
A. J. Mims
C. D. Noell
John W. Roberson
J. L. Williams
J. D. Winstead
Tarboro
George A. Holderness
J. H. Koonce
M. L. Laughlin
T. O. Moses
A. M. Wooten
Buck to Speak at Archdale Churches Sunday
E P Buck music director of Gospel Tabernacle will speak at Archdale Friends church 11 o'clock service in pastorless time. He will also speak at Archdale M FE church tomorrow at 2 PM for a community singing. Sunday school day program starts 11 AM. Public invited to bring baskets and spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale Churches
E. P. Buck
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Archdale Friends Church
R. J. Payne
Buck
Archdale M. FE
Devotional and Worship Schedule at Reform Church
Tomorrow at 9 45 a m the Reform church holds a devotional period led by Paul Jenkins on Help Risen The pastor Rev W R Shaffer speaks at morning worship on Simon and Judas This continues the disciples of Christ series Christian Endeavor led by Eva Younts discusses What Will I Do With My Education Today at 8 00 worship Our Wooing Lord The Daily Vacation Bible school starts Monday at 9 00 A M Wednesday prayer service and Synod report from Frederick Md Thursday men’s club meets as a picnic night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church
Paul Jenkins
W. R. Shaffer
Simon and
Judas
Disciples of Christ
Christian Endeavor Society
Eva Younts
Mies Younts
Synod
Frederick
Revival Begins at Green Street Baptist Church
Pastor Rev. G. T. Tunstall commences a two week revival at Green Street Baptist Church starting tomorrow morning with daily services except Saturdays. Officers and church groups are asked to attend the reserved central aisle seats as the pastor topics include Co laborers with God and Every Man Has His Own Ladder Down to Hell. Daily Vacation Bible School opens at 8 36 am with Gladys Ellington as general superintendent and Katherine Martin assisting from Emporia Virginia to guide the Lambents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
W. M. VA
Gladys Ellington
Katherine Martin
Emporia
Returns Book in Morganton Spurred by Time
Jane Retires a long overdue return from 36 years ago. John Miller, a reader or perhaps a careful borrower, said I’m sorry I kept it this week after returning the book once belonging to the late T G Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morganton
Jane
John Miller
T. G. Cobb
Miller
Dunlap Praised as Burke Replacement in Budget Bureau
Dr. J. T. Burrus, president of the State Board of Health, says Frank Dunlap is a capable successor to Henry Burke as Assistant Director of the Budget. Burrus credits Burke with saving the state millions and endorses Dunlap as a man of depth and ability, noting their 1931 senate association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dunlap
Burke
Ehringhaus
Dunlap
Senate
Henry Burke
Wilmington Fire Chief Dies After Auto Crash
Charles Schnibben longtime Wilmington fire chief died from injuries after the car he rode in overturned three times while en route to a fire. His driver Alonso Russ was injured. Chief Schnibben had served 30 years as chief and leaves a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Charles Schnibben
Wilmington Fire Department
Schnibben
Ihs
Alonso Russ
Troubadours Visit Planned by Episcopal Church Army Unit
Three motoring Troubadours of the Episcopal Church Army will arrive Wednesday June 21 to aid St Marys Episcopal Church in this city. They travel for the Christian cause, conduct personal religion classes, visit scattered communities, and will sleep in parish houses or church basements with meals shared with church members. Captain Franklyn H. Beard leads the group, joined by Captain Frederick W. Browner of Bristol Rhode Island and Cadet Arnold Charnock of Sanford Maine. A schedule for their stay will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church Army
D. W. Allen
St&j. Mary's Episcopal Church
Washington
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Allen
Franklyn H. Beard
Church Army
Frederick W. Browner
Bristol
R. 1
Arnold Charnock
Sanford
Maine
Special services planned at Cherry Street church and West End Mission
Special services will be held tomorrow at the Cherry Street Presbyterian church. National Missions Sunday will be observed at the morning service and Children's Day at the evening service. Children's Day also observed at West End Mission Sunday School at 4:30 on Sunday, June 25. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Street
National Missions
West End
New York Update Leads With Naval News
New York dispatch from June 17 reports on naval matters as part of AP coverage. The brief mentions Cot Seree Gerad Navaly and a student context, noting potential military or maritime developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cot- Seree Gerad Navaly
Butter and Jogs Chicago Creamery Specials Noted
A garbled AP dateline from Chicago lists dairy product prices and scores for creamery items and extras. It includes references to butter, extra firete, and packed goods with numeric ratings and receipts, though details are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hutter
Bae
Exchange Notices Seek White House Helpers and Labor
At Community Exchange on North Wrenn Street multiple requests outline housing work offers. White couples seek farm living with rent and meals to care for a five year old. A middle aged white woman is wanted for household duties and childcare for four children. A colored man seeks any work for two double beds. A colored girl offers cooking and general housework. A 16 year old colored girl seeks nursing work at 82.00 weekly. A white man skilled in canvas work wants tent awning jobs. An antique safe is offered for exchange for a coal or wood range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Exchange
North Wrenn Street
First Methodist Protestant Church
Pay Increase at Roxboro Plant Leaders Announced
H. K. Strang, manager of the Col line and Aikman corporation, announced in Roxboro on June 17 that workers at the plant have received a second raise of 2 per cent this month. All piece workers and hour workers are affected as the plant has run full time for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxboro
H. K. Strang
Colline and Aikman Corporation
Piice
Barrett Colvin Returns to confront Sexton family intrigue
Barrett Colvin an archaeologist and heir returns to New York after four years away. He reunites with his half sister Marcia Radnor and Aunt Ella Sexton who urges him to influence and judge relatives including Philip Sexton and Elinor Sexton while a tutor Harold Dexter looms as a threat. Barrett navigates family schemes, debts, and a tea invitation amid a looming financial motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Colvin
New York
Marcia Radnor
Marcia
Barrett
Harold Dexter
Elinor Stafford
Elinor
Ella Sexton
Miss Sexton
Sexton
Philip Sexton
Philip
Fama
Higgins
Mrs. Radnor
Mr. Barrett
Dexter
Gerald
Craven
Miss Smythe
Miss Ella
Ella
T Butler
Bessie
Jim Thrope
Lida Stafford
James Thrope
Bentwell Stafford
Lida
Flla
Barrett Colvins
Daudtler
Can
Eleanor
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Societies of Christ, Scientist
First M. P
North Main
Richardson Streets
J. G. Whitesell
R. I. Farmer
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
High Point
Seana
Tomlinson
Deroran
South Main Street
Max Bones
Main St
Sykes Florist
High Point Ice and
AL CO
Palace Taxi
Palace Taxi CO
Lebanon
N. C. Bank
Bowne
Ingle
Slane
M. J. Wrenn
O. A. Kirkman
Green Street Baptist
Burrus
Veteran Department
Troubadours
Atchison
Weeeetewne
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corp
B&o
Barnsdail
Chrysler Sree
Colum G & B
Curtiss Wri
Eeeneene Drug Inc
du Pont de N
Eastman
Elec
Ie Gillette
Goodrich
Goodyear T & R
Houston
Tilmots Cent
Harvest
Nick Can
Johns Manville
Kelvinator Seeerene Kennecott
Ge Teeters
Kroger Groce
Occaseereessse
Ligg & Myer
Louis & Nash
NH A&r
Pac
AJ Pac G&e
Packard
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Rey Tob B
Seaboard
Sears Roeb
Socony Vacuum
Seedsccees
Gé&ée
Efeee Studebaker - A
Texas Corp
Eweenssssee
Tex Gulf Sul
TrensAmerica
UN Carbide
Corp
Veneewree
Pruitt
Indus Asco Etutee
U8 Steel
UM PatLta
Warner Pict West UN Tel
Westingh
Fi & Man
Woolworth
Gulf
Dargain Lo
Miss Filla
Parrett
Billa
Princess
Polest
A A. J. Jeppers
N. BE. Russell L. BE. Lowe
Hank
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