Church Officials Day Observed by Multiple Faiths
Area churches plan joint baptisms at a farm west of the city and host services tomorrow. Green Street Baptist highlights Junior to Adult departments with a Bible school drawing 419 enrollments and daily sessions 8:30 to 11. Evening worship at 8 features a sermon on freedom in Christ.
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R. I
Charlie Johnson
Wesleyan Methodist Church
The
Gospel Tabernacle
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Green Street Baptist Church
Green Street Baptist
Green Street Church
Gladys Ellington
Katherine Martin
Emporia
Edith Culler
Harvey Embler
First M. P. Church Worship Service Schedule
The Lord's Day program at First Methodist Protestant church begins 9:45 AM with Sunday school and graded departmental work led by J. C. Whitesell. At 11 AM Rev. Sir Farmer will preach on The Christian's Obligation.
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M. P
First Methodist Protestant
North Main and
Richardson Streets
J. C. Whitesell
Sir Farmer
Attention Masons Saturday Night, June 24th, e200 FP
A concise notice invites Masons to a Saturday night gathering at St. John’s venue on June 24 with an event coded e200 FP.
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St. John’s
English Street M. P. Church Services Notice
Regular services will be held at English Street M P church tomorrow starting with Sunday school at 9 45. At 11 o clock Rev C A Hill will speak. Junior and Intermediate C E societies meet at 6 45 in the church annex. Evening sermon at 7 45 with special music. The public is invited.
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English Street M. P
C. A. Hill
C. E
Welch Memorial M P Church Services Tomorrow
Welch Memorial M P church outlines Sunday calendar with Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by W W Frye and 11 a m sermon by Rev J D Williams. Evening sermon by the pastor Rev J D Williams at 8 o clock and C E societies meet at 6 45 p m. Public is invited.
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Welch Memorial M. P
W. W. Frye
J. D. Williams
C. E
Weariness in Well Doing Sermon At North Hamilton Street Church
Rev Nixon A Taylor pastor of the North Hamilton Street Church of Christ will preach tomorrow at 11 a m on Weariness in Well Doing. An evening sermon at 8 will be The Days of the Kingdom. Bible school meets at the usual hour, Sunbeam Chorus at 7, and midweek prayer at 7 30. Public invited.
St Edward's Catholic Mass Sunday morning service
Mass will be held Sunday morning at o'clock with benediction. Father Beshel will be in charge and non Catholics are welcome.
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ST. Edward's Catholic
Father Beshel
Sermon Topics at Reformed Church July Services
The Reformed church announces Sunday sermons by Rev. W. R. Shaffer at 11 a.m. on James and John and 7:30 p.m. Life With the Thrill Lost. Sunday school starts 9:45 a.m. with Edna Easter leading Go Speak For Christ. Adult class reviews the Life of Christ in Mark. Wednesday prayer is 7:30 p.m. Women’s Missionary Society meets Thursday 7:45 p.m. Bible school begins Monday at 9 a.m. for ages 6 to 14.
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Christ
Edna Easter
Mark
Women's Missionary Society
Wesley Memorial to Hold Dual Worship Services Sunday
Rev Ray Jordan will preach at 11 am and 8 pm services tomorrow at Wesley Memorial. Special choir music will accompany each service. Offertory duet by Mrs W H Slane and J Gurney Briggs at 11. Sunday School Day features guest speakers in adult classes. Pearl Eichelberger of Kentucky to speak at mothers classes union. Liston Pope to address Peach clan. Young people meet at 9 45 with teaching session and a five cent supper at 7. Evening services continue through summer.
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Wesley Memorial
Ray Jordan
Lees
Wesley Memorial Choir
W. H. Slane
J. Gurney Briggs
Pearl Eichelberger
Kentucky
Liston Pope
Young People's Department
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Schedule
Christian Science will be the subject of the lesson sermon in all Christ. Scientist. churches. Sunday services are 11 o clock at 109 North Main Street. Sunday school at 9 15 and the reading room is open Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 2 to 4 30.
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Churches
Societies of Christ
Scientist
North Main Street
State meeting of unemployed and farmers opens
North Carolina hosts a state wide gathering of farmer and unemployed organizations at the Central Labor Union hall on North Wrenn Street. Lawrence Hogan chairs the opening session while E. B. Ericson of Chapel Hill is billed to speak tonight. Camping grounds and free lodging are set at Clinard place near Blair park for attendees.
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North Carolina
Central Labor Union Hall
North Wrenn Street
Lawrence Hogan
E. B. Ericson
Chapel Hill
Clinard Place
Blair Park
Thomas Turner Jr to Address Farriss Bible Class
The Farriss Bible Class of First Baptist will host a program tomorrow. Thomas Turner Jr will speak at the usual Sunday school hour and special music is planned. Members are urged to attend and visitors will be welcomed.
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Farriss
First Baptist Church
J. C. Turner
Thomas Turner, Jr
Piedmont Textile Council Meets to Hear Membership Reports
A Sunday meeting of the Piedmont Textile Council gathering United Textile Workers from Danville to Charlotte will convene in China Grove to review membership work since the prior gathering two weeks ago.
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Piedmont Textile Council
United Textile Workers
Danville
Charlotte
China Grove
First Baptist Services Move to Broadhurst Auditorium
Regular services will be at First Baptist Church tomorrow except the evening service. Sunday school starts at 9 45 with the morning service in Broadhurst theater auditorium due to church repairs. Dr A B Conrad will preach Union With Christ. Mid-week prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. B Y P U meets Friday at 7 30.
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First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Broadhurst Theater
A. B. Conrad
Christ
Church Services Announced With Speakers
At Central Friends Bible class and Brotherhood class at 9 45 a m Dorothy Anne Gardyne speaks at 11 a m on The Bundle of Life Rev Tom A Sykes pastor presides at Archdale playground vesper service at 6 p m The Reflective Wood is the sermon title
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Central Friends Church
Bible Clase
Brotherhood Clase
Dorothy Anne Gardyne
Tom A. Sykes
Archdale Playground
Return of pastor fills First Wesleyan service schedule
The First Wesleyan Methodist church resumes with Sunday school at 9:45 and an 11 o'clock sermon on The Lord's Supper followed by the Sacrament. At 3 pm a joint baptism with Gospel Tabernacle occurs at the Charlie Johnson farm pond west of the city. A 7:30 pm preaching service closes the day. public invited.
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First
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Wesleyan Church
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Charlie Johnson
Emmanuel Lutheran Sermons on Strengthening What Remains
Emmanuel Lutheran will preach at 11 o clock Sunday on Be watchful and strengthen the things which remain text Rev 3 2 and at 8 pm on Some impressions in the Hall of Religion at the Chicago Fair reading.
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Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Chicago Fair
St Mary's Episcopal Church Services Scheduled
Services at St Marys Episcopal tomorrow include Holy Communion at 7 30 am Church school and Bible class at 9 45 am Morning Prayer and sermon by Capt Board of the Church Army Troubadours at 11 am an evening prayer and sermon by a Troubadour member in the afternoon The public is invited to attend.
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ST. Mary's Episcopal
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Board
Gospel Tabernacle Revival Services Outline Schedule
Gospel Tabernacle on Widtoenbrook street hosts a 9 45 Sunday school, an 11 communion service led by Rev C W Wallace, and a 2 30 joint baptism with Wesleyan Methodist. Rev T H Willey delivers the evangelistic message as revival runs to Monday night to decide on continuation.
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Gospel Tabernacle
Widtoenbrook Street
C. W. Wallace
Wesleyan Methodist Church
T H. Willey
The
Tabernacle
Merchants Expect Heavy Buying Tonight in High Point
High Point merchants forecast a surge in purchases this afternoon and tonight as Trade Days draw to a close. Citizens flocked to stores last night for bargains and expect today to bring even stronger sales before the gales tax takes effect. Police cooperation with merchants and The High Point Enterprise lifts parking limits in the business district to ease shopping. The sky is partly cloudy, easing heat and boosting shoppers comfort as citywide business shows a definite pickup.
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High Point
High Point Enterprise
Outdoor Service Tonight By Church Army Troubadours
The Church Army Troubadours will speak at an outdoor service tonight at 7 30 on the city lot between First Baptist and the chamber of commerce. They are Episcopal lay evangelists touring with camping gear to proclaim Christ and call Christians to service and fellowship.
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Church
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church
Chamber of Commerce
Episcopal Church
Church Army Training Center
Mountain Side
Church Army Workers
Blue Ridge
Caskill Mountains
South Dakota
Salisbury Man Is Absolved of Blame In Walker's Death
A coroner's jury absolved J. B. Walker of Salisbury of blame in the death of James H. Morgan the third of Greenville South Carolina after an auto crash near Concord. Witnesses said neither car was speeding and the accident was unavoidable due to a wet pavement. Morgan a UNC summer student was fatally injured when his car was hit by Walkers. Cook the fellow student was slightly injured while Walker and his family were unharmed.
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Concord
J. B. Walker
Salisbury
James H. Morgan
Greenville
8. C
Here
J. A. Yow
Young Morgan
University of North Carolina
Walker
Morgan
J. B. Cook
Elizabeth City
Cook
Air Armada Plans Sunday Start to Chicago Flight
Italian air officials announced the air armada would begin its mass flight to Chicago at dawn Sunday. General Ialo Halbo weighed changing route to avoid the Alps but improving mountain conditions allowed the plan. One hundred aviators completed final preparations, yet Alpine weather again hindered an Amsterdam departure.
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Air Armada
Chicago
Obertello
Italy
Alps
Ialo Halbo
Amsterdam
Guilford College Plans Circular Entrance Road Change
Guilford College advances a campus road revision with grading of the first section due by next week. Engineer William E. Crawford directs seven student workers paid in tuition, as funds permit, to reshape the entrance into a circle around the college. The project supports the centennial program aiming for substantial work by 1937.
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Guilford College
William E. Cranford
Crawford
Guilford
Founders Hall
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Letters from Bryson City Camp Keepers Speak Of Woods
RED EVANS writes from Bryson City Camp praising forest work and camp life. He notes four days off for the Fourth of July and describes food clothing and lodging, with some homesick soldiers returning home and criticizing the camp. He claims Roosevelt improved the country and mentions discipline.
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Red Evans
Dr Crowell to Talk at Calvary M E Church Event
Dr George H Crowell will be present for the Sunday hour at Calvary M E Church to conduct the Men's Bible study and close the Golden Cross Review.
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George H. Crowell
Calvary M. E
Golden Cross Review
Death claims D W Fouts at Jamestown home
D W Fouts aged 67 prominent Jamestown resident dies after six year illness. Born August 25 1865 in David son county to Nicholas and Cynth ia Ragan Fouts he was a farmer. Survived by widow Fannie Proctor and thirteen children. Funeral Sunday at 4 pm from Mitchells Grove M P church with burial at Mitchells Grove cemetery conducted by C O Kennerly and E W Jones with Juniors of Trinity Council No 307 U A M in charge.
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D. W. Fouts
Jamestown
Mr. Fouts
Davidson County
Nicholas
Cynthia Ragan Fouts
Fannie Proctor
Eugene Fouts
H. H. Fouts
J. W
Investigation Threatened By Cordell Hull Cont’d
United States officials debated policy at a high level with Senator Couzens warning that an internationalism based program may clash with domestic economic plans. He suggested a decisive choice between pursuing internal or international strategies at the conference. London papers reported a split among Americans over policy directions. Secretary Hull later stated the American delegation was unified in its broad mission.
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United States
America
Couzens
London
Hull
Queer glow worm displayed in city window
Robert Bostick of 305 Coolidge Street displayed a queer looking glow worm in the window of The Enterprise. The worm emits a green light when in darkness, drawing curiosity from passersby.
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Robert Bostick
Coolidge Street
Enterprise
Install Branch of A F F F H W Sunday Night
The American Federation of Full Fashioned Hosiery Workers will officially install Branch No 52 at 8 o clock Sunday night at the Central Labor Union hall. Lawrence Hogan southern territory organizer will conduct the ceremony. The branch reports more than 500 members locally. Emil Rieve, president of the national group, planned the event but cannot attend. he expects to visit in the coming weeks.
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American Federation of
Central Labor Union Hall
Lawrence Hogan
Southern Territory
Hogan
Emil Rieve
National Organization
For Rent Two or Three Unfurnished Rooms
Classified notice offering two or three unfurnished rooms for rent with contact directions at 315 English 51. The ad notes rental options and location, dated June 24.
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Woodrow Apt
Richardson Street
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