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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1933
Page
8
Veterans invited to attend a service on Christianity and America's Future at Wesley Memorial with a special section for veterans. Leaders Ed wards and McMahon urge Legion and VFW members to march in. Other services include lectures, youth meetings, and Lent weekday observances across High Point churches.
At the morning service Dr. A B Conrad preaches the first in a series on The Men of the New Testament with Peter Or From Shifting Sands to Stable Rock. A male quartet sings two selections. Bible school meets at 9 45 with 463 in attendance last Sunday. evenings service asks What Is It To Be A Christian.
Services are planned at St Mary's Episcopal Church tomorrow at the corner. The brief notes the location and suggests attendance.
The Lebanon M. P. church led by Dr W. Taylor announces Sunday activities In the morning a Junior Co K E Society meeting at 915 with Miss Jewel Welch in charge Sunday school at 945 led by J W Montgomery and an 11 o'clock sermon followed by the Lord s Supper Evening services begin 645 with Intermediate and Young People Society meetings and 730 sermon on The Indis pensibleness of Sin marking the start of a Sunday night series The event Tomorrow is Membership Day and all members are urged to attend both services and there is a welcome to new members to join the church doors will be open during each service for reception of new members
The Reformed church schedules 11 AM morning worship with Rev. W. R. Shaffer preaching on Facing Adversity. Evening service features Why Try Further. Sunday school starts 9 45 AM. three young people's societies meet at 6 30 PM. other meetings include Consistory Monday, circle 2 and W M S Tuesday at Mrs Meiskey, prayer meeting Wednesday, and Christian Endeavor Friday. New officers to be elected.
Gospel Tabernacle outlines Sunday activities with Bible school at 9 46 a m led by Mia Willey superintendent, morning sermon by Rev T H Willey on A New Man, youth radio program at 6 16 p m with music, evangelistic service at 7 30 p m featuring Mr Willey speaking on The Lost Christ. Public cordial invitation.
North Park Baptist Church holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m. The Men's Good Fellowship Bible class meets at 10 a m with Holt McPherson speaking. Rev O F Barnes preaches at 11 a m and again at 7 30 p m. Young people meet at 6 30 p m. The public is invited.
Rev Nixon A Taylor will deliver the 11 o'clock sermon on The New Testament and the World Mission of Christianity at North Hamilton Street Church of Christ. Evening topic: The Value of Definite Aim. Bible school led by R H Askew. Weeknight fellowship Thursday 7 20. Friday 7 30 supper for In and Out Club members. notify Bible school teachers if attending.
The First Methodist Protestant Church starts with Sunday action at 9 45 tomorrow. There are classes for all ages. J OC Whitesell serves as general superintendent.
At Eastern Carolina Teachers College Greenville N C on March day exercises Andrews speaks on world history from the educational view. He argues humanity’s upward struggle and that ideas compel us into the arena where we fight them. He notes the cornerstone inscription “In the beginning was the idea.”
Junior church for ages seven to eleven will run during the morning worship hour with Miss Naomi Dawson in charge. Rev. R. I. Farmer will lead the 11 o clock service continuing a Lenten sermon series. The program features solos and hymns with organ and instrumental pieces directed by Prof. RE. B. Stimson. Evening services begin at 7:30 with additional hymns and the sermon “To Have and To Hold Happiness.” St. Edwardus Catholic Mass and devotions follow the morning schedule with Father Beshel in charge.
Emmanuel Lutheran will hold a sermon titled God the Indeed Friend to man with the text Joshua 1 5 and a nation prayer service for spiritual guidance of the new president. At 7 30 p m the topic Jesus the Guest in the House of a Sinner taken from Luke 19 7, with Sunday school at 9 46.
The Green Street Baptist church Sunday school opens at 9 30 with departments for every age. The pastor will speak at both services on The Children of God in the morning and The Call of the Cross in the evening. A quartet and a duet will perform. Public is invited.
The National Physical Laboratory at Teddington England unveils a new 670 foot long 30 foot wide tank for testing scale boat and ship models for speed and seaworthiness.
Funeral services for Mrs. Eunice Jenkins 34 of Albertson street were held Friday at 3 30 from her late residence. Rev C L Ruth and Rev C F Womble conducted the rites with interment in Lebanon cemetery. Pallbearers were Glenn Osborne Grady Newton Coas Houser C C Suggs and S S Winslow. Floral tribute came from Pilgrim Holiness church members and area women.
Four hosiery trees are operating from High Point. Other agencies like Wavenrite Hosiery, Multiple Commission Company, Compound Hosiery Tree, and Modern Merchandising Company are expanding business nationwide. They reportedly operate on a limited basis to avoid endless chain sales restrictions.
Rev. J. E. McMillan of Brandonia Presbyterian Sanford will preach at Cherry Street Presbyterian church colored in both morning and evening services Sunday. A congregational meeting follows the morning service and all members are urged to attend. A Biblical picture on creation and historical times appears Monday night with a small admission fee.
Federal Reserve moves to lock gold reserves during the holiday period to prevent withdrawal by domestic and foreign agencies. High officials from both outgoing Republican and incoming Democratic administrations met to coordinate. Treasury Secretary Mills declined to comment and governors in Chicago and New York prepared statements. Lehman announced bank holidays on Saturday and Monday.
Cats cannot see in absolute darkness their night vision is highly acute in dim conditions. They rely on residual light and motion to navigate.
W C Idol vice president and cashier of Wachovia Bank and Trust in High Point says the bank has no thought of restricting withdrawals anytime. Ed N Ragan president of High Point Savings and Trust also states no restrictions will be invoked. North Carolina Bank and Trust, which yesterday limited withdrawals to five percent, reports quiet conditions as normalcy returns.
J. T. Lewallen, 42, of Asheboro, died suddenly from a heart attack about 3 AM while visiting relatives in Statesville. He had health issues for two years and had retired from business. Survived by widow Lillie Richardson, daughter Ann, son Joe Jr., brothers R. C. and Will, sisters Lizzie, Mrs Thompson, Mrs Brown. Funeral arrangements not announced.
Funeral services for Joe S. Worth, longtime real estate operator, will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m from the Friends church at Guilford College. Rev Tom Alderman Sykes will officiate burial is in the family plot at Guilford. The funeral party will leave the daughter Mrs Ss T Bryan 1105 Greenway Drive at 2 p.m.
Ossie Bluege third sacker for the Washington Senators spends the day in this city with his brother in law L B Helslig before heading to Biloxi Miss for Southern training. Bluege has been with the Senators for 11 seasons and believes the team will win the pennant this year if the pitchers perform. He expects a big year and notes improved club building through winter deals.
Spurgeon Johnson a black man of 125 Ecker Street was badly slashed with a knife after an altercation in front of a pool room near East Washington Street around 2 15 yesterday afternoon. He received a long gash down his left side and was taken by Yow's ambulance to Burrus Clinic. Johnson did not recall the attack and police investigated the incident.
The article describes a $31,000,000 deficiency bill and an omnibus measure authorizing bridge construction nationwide. It also covers the Fletcher Steagall bill to expand credit access for farmers via federal land banks, removing direct loan limits, enabling loan extensions, and restructuring loans with $59,000,000 drawn from reserve funds.
The oldest varnish still existing is on Egyptian mummy cases. In some instances, the varnish is 2500 years old.
Chicago market notes show butter at 9079 for a dollar in the Western Union report with an 8.244 price marker and related terminology.
A Number Six fire station unit recalls a hot summer at Morehead City convention. After catching three large fish they kept one as a mascot. The mascot Little Fish died from heat, Big Fish perished after eating bad corn, and another drowned at City Lake.
Hollywood buzz captures stars at the Chinese Theatre during Cavalcade showings. Loretta Young and Lyle Talbot enter together while Polly Ann and Sally Blane arrive with escorts. Lilian Harvey’s arrival stirs talk as John Boles assigned lead in her film. Ann Harding’s press frictions, Garbo rendezvous, and a Frederic March party swell the social scene with Gary Cooper and Merian Cooper among guests.
Raleigh dispatch reports the dwindling numbers of Confederate veterans and widows prompt North Carolina to consolidate the North Carolina Soldiers Home in Raleigh with the Confederate Women's Home in Fayetteville. The plan shifts care to Fayetteville, with building funds and Raleigh facilities sold, and pensions to be paid quarterly.
N8 Calhoun president of the North Carolina Bank and Trust company said in NC that in over 25 states withdrawals were restricted or moratoriumed. North Carolina law allows banks to limit withdrawals to 5 percent, effective March 3 1933. New deposits after March 3 1933 will not face withdrawal restrictions.
Mrs I T Brown age 45 of Asheboro died in Randolph hospital after five weeks of illness. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 PM at Union Grove Baptist church near Seagrove. Survived by husband a former deputy marshal, four sons, three daughters, a grandchild, and multiple siblings.
Lions primarily occupy sandy plains and rocky habitats rather than exclusively jungle regions. They adapt to varied landscapes including open savannas and sparse cover, not restricted to dense forest environments.
A lost item valued at 53 dollars between Cecil Drug Store and No Scare George Cafe is reported. Return Enterprise offers a reward for the finder. A-3-4
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