Canvass Planned by Presbyterians for 1938 Budget
The Southern Presbyterian church launches its Every Member Canvass on March 13 to raise about 10.09 million dollars for the fiscal year starting April 1. Of this, 7.67 million is for current expenses and 2.42 million for benevolences, covering 493000 members in 3516 churches across 17 states served by 1630 ministers. Benevolence funds will be distributed among 17 Synods with allocations including 284000 to North Carolina and 241000 to Virginia, among others, while assembling agencies receive 719583 for foreign missions and 380417 for home missions. The canvass follows a budget set by the 1937 Montreal assembly and will be supervised by the committee on…
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Church Year Appropriation Totals About 10.15 Million
Stewardship and finance details note Dr. B. K. Tenney of Atlanta as executive secretary. The appropriation for the church year ending March 31, 1937, totaled about 10,150,000 dollars.
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B. K. Tenney
Atlanta
Funeral for John W. Hine Held in Wallburg
John W. Hine prominent Wallburg farmer died Tuesday night. Funeral services conducted Thursday at 2 30 PM at his Wallburg home by Rev. Luther J. Matthews and Rev. Yeaman. Pallbearers named R C Lanning Brownie Bagnal H F Perdue Charlie Dodson Harvey Teague Roby Smith. Floral tributes carried by Wallburg Baptist church ladies led by Mrs R C Lanning.
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Thomasville
John W. Hine
Wallburg
Luther J. Matthews
Roby Smith
Wallburg Baptist Church
R. C. Lanning
Song Service At Women's Memorial This Afternoon
A song service will be held at Women's Memorial A. M. E. Zion church this afternoon at 8 o clock. Featured are a Mt. Zion Baptist choir with Rev. A. S. Townsend and a St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion choir, with Nona Dockery to sing. Park Commission to sponsor meeting Tuesday at William Penn HS cafeteria to discuss progress on the park and its May opening. Ex Pennites vs William Penn Tigers to play Monday evening as a benefit for the recreation council.
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St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion
Ida Torrence
Lillian McDonnell
Lula Belle Steele
Nancy Kersey
Virginia Williamson
T. W. Bynum
Herring
Leonard Street
R. A. Herring
Julia S. Hall
J. C. Morgan
Mary H. Blackburn
Merritt
Carter
Whitten
Della Steele
Normal Street
Della
James Nelson DeBerry
DeBerry
W.J. DeBerry
Troy
St. Stephens A. M. FB. Zion Church News
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Progressive’ Circle No. 1
Florence Legrand
Daisy Brown
Octavia Leak
Lula Dixon
Cora Alexander
Mary Mary West
Mattie Hempill
Pauline Sutton
Francie Moors
Quartet Provides Music at Funeral Service
Music was furnished by a quartet of J. P. Trynham Dan C. Hayworth and the Davis brothers. Interment followed in the Wallburg Baptist church cemetery.
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Dan C. Hayworth
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Wallburg Baptist Church
Korner's Folly To Open Again Today
Kernersville landmark Korner's Folly will reopen today and every Sunday until warm weather, with daily hours later. Built 60 years ago, the 100 foot high house with 22 rooms features murals by German artists, hidden stairs, and a Little Theater on the fourth floor. Admission is small and open from 1 to 9 pm.
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Kerner’s Folly
Kernersville
Greensboro
Winston-Salem Highway
Alice Masten Korner
Korner
Reuben Rink
New Directory Planned. Five Thousand plus Copies Dispatched
The city announces a new directory with about 5 500 copies to be distributed an increase over the prior edition. The distribution plan aims to reach more residents and businesses as part of the updated directory release.
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High Point
Plans Reunion With Himself at Duke Commencement
J M Downum registrar of Appalachian State Teachers College Boone will attend Duke University’s commencement in June as the lone surviving member of Trinity class of 1885. He was valedictorian despite working as a janitor to pay his way and never missed a class. He later taught in western North Carolina counties, became a minister, and has served Appalachian State for 26 years.
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Durham
J. M. Downum
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
Duke University
Trinity
Downum
North Carolina
Appalachian State
Portrait unveiling for late H B Taylor at Oak Hill church
The Men's Bible class of Hilliard Memorial church at Oak Hill will unveil an oil portrait of the late H B Taylor during a special memorial service this morning. Pastor H O Miller will give a brief message on the former teacher.
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Hilliard Memorial Church
Oak Hill
H. BE. Taylor
H. O. Miller
Medical explorers shift from continents to human blood
The article notes a shift from geographic discovery to scientific exploration. W R Peters of Guilford General Hospital highlights the blood stream as a vast, dense world of red and white cells. About 30 quadrillion cells circulate in five to six quarts of blood, cycling through the body in twenty seconds and revealing clues to disease.
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W. R. Peters
Guilford
Eral Hospital
Telephone Directory Distribution in High Point Monday
The North State Telephone Company will distribute its new telephone directory in High Point on Monday. The release details the distribution plan and expected availability across local listings and service areas.
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High Point
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North State Telephone Company
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