Churches Schedule Morning and Evening Services
The churches announce Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and 11 a m and 7 30 p m sermons by Rev J W Knight at the Christian church First Baptist lists Sunday school 9 30 a m and 11 a m with no evening service The public is invited The afternoon and evening program includes music and a series of Quiet Talks by Mr S Gordon under city church auspices with Rev A W Plyter preaching at the Christian church and city ministers coordinating the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Gordon
New York City
Gordon
Wesley Memorial Church
First Baptist
James A. Clark
A. E. Tate
Shephard
A. W. Plyter
William Cowper
Crews
Gurney Briggs
Church Activities Schedule Includes Sunday Worship
Samuel L. Haworth is noted as minister with Sunday school at 9 45 supervised by Joseph D. Cox. Worship at 11 09 follows. Intermediate Christian Endeavor meets at 7 pm. Woman's auxiliary circles convene Monday at 4 pm.
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Samuel L. Haworth
Joseph D. Cox
Christian Endeavor
Circles of the Woman’s Auxiliary
First Methodist Protestant Church Service Details
Rev George R Brown will preach at 11 a m Sunday at North Main street church. Sunday school led by R H Shaw at 9 45 a m. No evening service due to Gordon union service at Wesley Memorial church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant
North Main Street
George R. Brown
R. H. Shaw
Gordon
Wesley Memorial Church
St Marys Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Rev Thomas Bee Trott serves as rector and R F J Johnson is organist. Fourth Sunday after Trinity features an early 7 oclock Holy Communion service, 11 oclock morning prayer and sermon, and evening prayer at ? oclock. Sunday school at 9:30 with H S Coffield as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Thomas Bee Trott
R. F. J. Johnson
H. S. Coffield
Lutheran and First Reformed Church Services and Meeting
Lutheran church led by Rev P D Brown holds Sunday school at 9 45 with David E Caubile as superintendent and morning worship at 11 00 followed by a congregational meeting to consider a call for a pastor. First Reformed on South Main and Howell streets offers Sunday school at 9 45 and services at 11 00 and 2 00 with Rev Dallas R Krebs visiting and prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran
P. D. Brown
David E. Caubile
First Reformed
South Main and
Howell Streets
John W. Hedrick
Dallas R. Krebs
Spring City
Krebs
Church Services and Gordon Meetings Notice in High Point
First Presbyterian routines with pastor Coble and Robi. E. Rawson lead 11 a.m. sermon. Junior and Senior Endeavor at 3 and 7 15 p.m. No eve service due to Gordon meetings. Woman's auxiliary to meet at Parkway with McCallum Taplin Harrison Wineskie hosting. Wesley Memorial notes morning service at 11 with elder Gordon speaking at three and eight under church union. School at 9 30 a.m. Harmon superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Chas. P. Coble
Bible School
Robi
A. E. Taplin
A. R. Harrison
Frank Wineskie
Schumann
John Wreford
Wesley Memorial Methodist
W. A. Lambeth
S. D. Gordon
High Point
B. C. Harmon
Adafts Guilty Plea in Kaber Murder Case
Mrs. Ermina Colavito, indicted for first degree murder in the Kaber killings, offers to plead guilty to second degree murder. Prosecutor Stanton rejects the offer, favoring full penalty if tried. Rumors of similar moves by Mrs. Kaber denied. Marian McArdle may receive aid from her father Thomas McArdle, while Mrs. Racher’s case shows no such support. Miss Anna Paehr, guest at the Kaber home, returns home amid the tragedy’s toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Erminia Colavito
Eva Catherine Kaber
Mary Brickel
Marian McArdle
Daniel F. Kaber
Edward C. Stanton
Colavito
Thomas McArdie
Marian
Parents Arrange Romani Weddings in Minneapolis Case
The article reports attorney John D. Greathouse detailing Romani customs where parents select brides for their sons and may pay sums for a wife. It describes disputes over kidnappings, price, and enforcement through Romani tribunals and American law, with a settlement returning funds and the girl to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Greathouse
Origin of toasts traced by banker at alumni luncheon
New York June 18 The origin of drinking toasts is explained by Stuyvesant Fish banker and Columbia University class of 1871 member as a tale of old punch and Bath water. He links toasts to a fashionable bathing beauty and a playful admirer, concluding the custom arose from a noble toast in water. London reports an Aral lamp from the 14th century sold for £2500 with Koran inscriptions and a verse praising power and might to the Lord and Sultan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stuyvesant Fish
Columbia University
Bath
Mr. Fish
London
Williams
Spun glass cloth for battery insulation noted
Spun glass cloth is produced for insulation of storage batteries. It is estimated that only one in fifteen people has perfect vision. China reportedly has 6,500 miles of railroad lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Willard Battery Pledge Promises Full User Service
The Willard company states a duty to ensure user satisfaction and full service for all Willard Battery customers, emphasizing commitment to support and reliable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
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Auspices of
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Churches of High Point
Wesley
Schneck
Warlamow
George W. Doane
Southern Railway System
Ilicgh Point
Rirmgham
Birmingham
Charlotte
Washington
Columbia
Augusta
Atlanta
Richmond
New Orleans
Gham
Danville
Westminster
Briam
Waohn
N. Y
Wash
Birmingham-N. O
Atlanta-Washington-N. Y
D. Saunders
R. H. Graham
Charlotte, N. C
Kaber
Vrs. Colavito S Ofer
Minnneapolis
Minn
John D. Greathouse
Chicago
Deseribe
I H
New York Bakery
High Point Bbattery Co
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