Regular Sunday Services Across High Point Churches
High Point churches hold regular services this Sunday with Wilbur Hutchens at Green Street Baptist in the morning in absence of Rev. George T. Tunstall. Emmanuel Lutheran announces sermons at 11 7 40 and 11 as J W Montgomery leads Sunday school at 9 45 and Dr S W Taylor preaches on Jesus and Our Problems and The Sin of All Sins. The public is invited.
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J. W. Montgomery
S. W. Taylor
Jesus
C. E
Taylor
St Edward's Catholic Masses and Services Schedule
Mass services will be observed Sunday morning at 9 oclock at St Edward's Catholic church. Instructions for children follow at 10 oclock. Evening services with Father Murphy at 7 30 oclock.
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At. Edward'’S
St. Edward's
Father Murphy
First Methodist Program Offers Sermons and Choirs
The First Methodist Protestant church at North Main and Richardson Streets presents a full day plan with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 led by Rev R K L Farmer. He will preach Stoned For Good Works as part of Lent. Evening service at 7 30 features Teacher Come From God. Musicals include Pastorale Anthem Canzona and Processional in A. Junior and Young People activities and a Women’s Auxiliary meeting Monday at 3 at 704 West Broad Street.
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North Main
Richardson Streets
J. C. Whitesell
Farmer
Foote
Hosmer
Dunham
Naomi Dawson
Margaret Dixon
Scott
Anne Robbins
Vera Smith
Sunday religious services announced by Rev. M. A. Pollard
Preaching services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. led by Rev. M. A. Pollard. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. with Bascom Moffit as superintendent. Choir practice Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Public is cordially invited to attend these services.
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M. A. Pollard
Bascom Moffit
Springfield Friends to Show Indian Welfare Pictures
Miss Dobie Hayworth and Miss Agnes Cox will lead a presentation of a tereopticon pictures at Springfield Friends church Sunday evening. Beforehand the Intermediate Christian Endeavor society presents a short pageant at 7 oclock. Miss Clara J. Cox will deliver the regular Sunday morning sermon at 11. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Dobie Hayworth
Agnes Cox
Greensboro
Friends Committee On Indian Welfare
Lebanon Methodist Church tohold junior C E session details
Services announced at Lebanon Methodist Church list tomorrow events with Junior C E society meeting at 9 16 a m led by Mina Jewel Welch and a 9 45 a m service following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Methodist Church
C. E
Mina Jewel Welch
First Reformed Church to Hold Lenten Services
The First Reformed Church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m with Rev W R Shaffer starting a Lenten series The Restored Soul Sunday evening service follows at 7 30 p m The 6 30 p m youth groups meet then The midweek prayer service is Wednesday at 7 30 p m with New Testament study The leadership training group and Men s club meet Thursday at 7 30 p m
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First Reformed
The
Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
Wesley Memorial plans weekend church services and school
The church schedules an 11 oclock morning service with the theme Let Us Thank God and Take Courage and a 730 pm service titled A Quitter. Special music by the Wesley Memorial choir accompanies both. R T Amos will sing Crossing the Bar at offertory. Church school begins 945 am with 100 teachers. A church membership class led by Mrs H W McCain meets at 10 am. junior church at 11 am features Faith In One Another led by Liston Pope. Young people hear Charles McAnally on Japan China relations at 645 pm. Stand ard Training School ends Tuesday and Wednesday with about 200 certificates awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Choir
R. T. Amos
Church School
H. W. McCain
Liston Pope
Charles McAnally
Japan
China
Alma Virginia McCain
Marys Episcopal Services in St Marys Church
Tomorrow at St Marys Episcopal Church corner North Main and Farries avenue Holy Communion at 9 45 am church school and adult Bible class Y P L meets 6 30 pm Evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 pm second Sunday in the month Rev D W Allen preaches on Common Worship All are invited to worship with this church.
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T. Mary's Episcopal
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main and
Farries Avenue
D. W. Allen
Sunday and First Baptist Church Services This Week
Sunday school meets at First Wesleyan Methodist at 9 46 a m with A R Tucker in charge. Morning worship at 11 led by Rev M C Connor on How To Keep Sanctified. 7 p m Rev T H Willey speaks on mission work. Wednesday prayer meeting Bible study from Acts. Friday Young People’s meeting invites all. First Baptist hosts 11 a m sermon by Dr A B Conrad James or the Blood of Martyrs the Seed of the Church. Evening sermon What Is It To Be a Christian. Choir anthem O God the Rock of Ages. Offertory solo The Publican. Evening anthem Bow Down Thine Ear. Bible school 9 45. B Y P U 6 30. B Y P A topics Prime Minister at Thirty In Judea and Samaria Moses Answers God’s Call. Members urged to bring old gold to services.
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First
Wesleyan Methodist Church
A. R. Tucker
M. C. Connor
T. H. Willey
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Acta of the Apostles
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
A. B. Conrad
James
God
Pinsutt
Mise
Margaret Sloan
Vandewater
Moree
Bible School
Judea
Samaria
Moses
Athens
Substance as Lesson Subject in Christian Science Service
The topic for the Christian Science lesson sermon will be Substance. The phrase signals a focus on essential reality and what is enduring in spiritual sense. It prepares readers for a reflective study aligned with the weekly lesson structure.
Ben Lyon and Wife Safe in Santa Monica
Ben Lyon and his wife are safe in Santa Monica California after a swift travel from Hollywood. They reported a terrible experience but reached Santa Monica unharmed and were informed by wire that they are safe this morning.
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Ben Lyon
Wife
Santa Monica, California
California
Churches and Societies of Christ Scientist Sunday Services
Sunday services are held each Sunday morning at 11 o clock at 309 12 North Main street. Sunday school meets at 9 46 a m. The reading room is open Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 2 until 4 30.
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Churches and Societies of Christ Scientist
North Main Street
Minister Wilbur Hutchens to Speak at Green Street Baptist
Wilbur Hutchens, ministerial student, will address the morning service at Green Street Baptist Church Sunday in the pastor’s absence. Rev. G. T. Tunstall was called out of town to attend a funeral and will return to preach at the evening service on the topic The Calls to Courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist
Wilbur Hutchens
Green Street Baptist Church
G. T. Tunstall
Tunstall
Central Friends Church Invites All Visitors Sunday
Central Friends church extends invitation to all visitors and those without a church home. Bible school at 9:45 led by Horace Haworth with classes for all ages. Brotherhood class at 9:45 led by Ralph Parker. 11 o clock service features Rev. Tom A. Sykes with sermon A Religion to Live By. Music by Norman Fidler. 7:30 p m address by Sykes Shall We Submit to Dictators or Make Christ King with Brotherhood chorus leading gospel hymns.
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Central Friends
Central Friends Church
Bible School
Horace Haworth
Brotherhood
Ralph Parker
Tom A. Sykes
Norman Fidler
Sykes
Christ
Brotherhood Chorus
Negro Scouting Work Expanded in High Point District
The Inter-racial committee of the Uwharrie Council met at the Scout executive B. W. Hackney Jr. office to form a court of honor and court of review for Negro Scout advancement. They plan three new troops in High Point within three months and to appoint merit badge counselors. A March 17 meeting will invite Negro ministers to discuss the program with Dr. J. Morgan and others. A training course is planned for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie Council
B. W. Hackney, Jr
Thomasville Church To Conduct Standard Leadership Training
A Standard Leadership Training school starts March 14 at the Community Methodist Protestant church in Thomasville. Courses include Principals of Teaching by Dr. P. Lindley and A Study of the Pupil by Miss Mary Young, plus Church School Administration by Rev. H. Fred Surratt. Young people's classes cover Christian Living and Stewardship. Five evenings, 7 to 9, March 14, 16, 17, 21 and 24.
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Thomasville
Mar
P. ©. Lindley
High Point College
Mary Young
H. Fred Surratt
Women Bowlers Beat Greensboro in Senior Match
The Lucky Strike team defeated Greensboro 1309 to 1218 in Greensboro. Berta Small led Lucky Strike with 317 pins, while Clifton Rich Barber Barbour Wallace and others contributed for Greensboro in a tightly contested bowling fixture.
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Lucky Strike
Greensboro
Rich
Barber
Barbour
Wallace
Til Tho—Zib
Yo Yo Tournament Promises Fun and Prizes in High Point
High Point residents tune up for the District Yo Yo Tournament with 25 prize money and a silver loving cup. Peter Noble will teach yo yo tricks at the Enterprise office after noon Monday and Tuesday, offering free Musical Ka-Yos to district youths while supplies last.
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Enterprise
Peter Noble
The Hanging Gardens of Remus in Western Carolina Legend
Mrs. M G Harris recalls an ancestral tale of Remus who built a vast terrace garden paradise in western North Carolina. The Isle of Dreams featured arches 300 feet high, imported materials, 300 European masons, 3000 American Indian laborers, and a ten million dollar cost before a single chimney pillar remained guiding visitors to admire its beauty.
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Mra. M. G. Harris
South Main Street
America
Columbus
North Carolina
Remus
Switzerland
Amylts
Europe
Isle of Dreams
Postal workers ordered to secure gold shipments with insurance
Postal workers are instructed to assist in safeguarding parcels containing gold. Senders habitually request full insurance coverage for the coins' face value, ensuring protection against loss or theft during transit.
In and Out Club Elects Officers At Church Supper
Members of the In and Out club at North Hamilton Street Church of Christ held a pot luck supper last night. The meeting featured an election of officers and drew a large, enthusiastic turnout led by Pastor Rev. Nixon A. Taylor.
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Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
Nixon A. Taylor
Plaintiff Louise Rogers Sues James Ward for 10000 Damages
Miss Louise Rogers files a 10000 damage suit in municipal court alleging permanent injuries from a automobile collision near Mount Airy on December 2, 1931. She claims James Ward operated the car negligently.
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Mount Airy
Louise Rogers
James Ward
Ward
Colored Church To Have Drive Sunday
The Cherry Street Presbyterian church colored will conduct an Every Member Canvase on Sunday with Senior and Junior members participating. Members and friends are asked to stay home until canvassers arrive, and the drive begins at 3 o clock directed by C. W. Robinson.
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Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
C. W. Robinson
Chisholm Sisters To Sing At Trinity Baptist Church
The Chisholm sisters of Thom asville will perform special music during a half hour program at Trinity Baptist Church starting 9:45 Sunday morning, as announced today.
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Chisholm Sisters
Thomasville
Trinity Baptist Church
College Swimmers Set For Duke State Meet
Durham March 11 The second annual state collegiate swimming meet opens this afternoon at Duke University pool. Swimmers expect records to fall with the 400 yard relay and 200 yard breaststroke drawing the most excitement. The 400 yard relay and 300 yard medley relay will create automatic state records for the winners.
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Durham
Duke University
High Point College Caps Second Honors In Debate Tourney
Salisbury reports the tri state forensic tournament where North Carolina State College won top honors. Le noir Rhyne and High Point tied for second after 55 debates over three days with High Point winning the affirmative side. Participants came from Carolinas Virginia and a guest team from Pennsylvania.
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Salisbury
Mar
North Carolina State College
Lenoir-Rhyne
High Point
Carolinas
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Western Carolina Teachers College
L. M. Knott
Wendell
Colege ‘Om
Public auction to sell lots in Guilford County North Carolina
The undersigned will offer for sale at public auction the lands described in a deed of trust in Guilford County at twelve o'clock noon on Monday April 24 1933. Land known as Lot 117 Rowland Park and Lot 18 Mrs Etta Wood property in High Point, details on plat books and deed records. Receivers W G Bramham and T L Bland acting as trustees.
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Register County
N.C
N. C
High Point Township
Guilford County
North Carolina
West Farriss Avenue
Ardmore Circle
West Farris Avenue
Rowland Park
Register of Deeds
H. W. Kronheimer
Owen Reese
Union Trust Company of Maryland
W. G. Bramham
T. L. Bland
First National Company of Durham, Incorporated
East Green Street
High Point
Ira Hutchins
Ada Hutchins
Office of the Register of Deeds
Grand Ave
Kivett Drive
Grande Ave
Milburne Heights
W. L. Hutchins
Notice of Real Estate Sale Under Deeds of Trust
Foreclosure sale to satisfy debts on two Guilford County properties in Greensboro and Durham. First property at 2202 East Market Street with Lot Nos 8 and 9 Block B D C Suggs lands described, to be offered April 24 1933. Second property Lot No 3 Block D Mrs Vail plot on Mobile Street described, sale also April 24 1933. Sale at noon. purchaser assumes unpaid taxes and street assessments.
Public Auction of Guilford County Lands Described in Deeds of Trust
On Monday April 24 1933 a public auction will be held at the Guilford County courthouse to sell lands described in two deeds of trust for M C Rowland Mabel Rowland and W B Hodges and Ira Hutchins. The properties lie in High Point Township and Milburne Heights with specific parcel boundaries and street addresses, including Lot No 3 of J L Skeen and Lot No 41 with adjacent strip. Purchasers pay cash and assume unpaid taxes and street assessments.
Sale Notice of Guilford County Land Auction April 24 1933
On Monday April 24 1933 at the courthouse door in Guilford County, the trust deed recorded in Book 636 page 153 is foreclosing. Laura Yokley and Noah Clay Yokley consent to sale of the lands described, located on the east side of East Green Street, at a stake 100 feet south 89 degrees 30 minutes west from the northwest corner of East Green Street and Woodbury Avenue, for cash with purchaser paying all unpaid taxes and street assessments.
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Etta McBride
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
N. C
Mobile Street
Vail Street
Mrs. Vail
Office of the Register of Deeds
Union Trust Company of
Maryland
W. G. Bramham
T. Eae Selaenae Keane
Durham
First National Company of Durham, Incorporated
Union Trust Company of Maryland
M. C. Rowland
Mabel Rowland
W. B. Hodges
High Point Township
North Carolina
Lee Street
Lee
Gordon Streets
J. L. Skeen
T. L. Bland
Laura Yokley
Noah Clay Yokley
East Green Street
Woodbury Avenue
First National Company of Durham Incorporated
A. E. Taplin
Ruth B. Taplin
Court House
Johnson Street
Dayton Street
Chester Myers Place
Register of Reeds
Johnson High Point
Keostvann
Vers
Land deed notice for Guilford County sale of 1610 Johnson High Point
The First National Company of Durham lends and Taplin spouses record a deed of trust for Lot No. 6 in Block B Chester Myers Place at 1610 Johnson High Point Guilford County N C. Sold by highest bidder for cash at noon April 24 1933 at the Guilford County courthouse posture includes assumption of unpaid taxes and street assessments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point Churches
George T. Tunstall
Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Jesus Christ
Lebanon
M. PF
Boston Mountains
High Point Fee & Coal Co
Christian Science
Thomasville Church
Dan Cupid
Rascal
Lucky
Cayeevee
Out Club
Colored Church
Trinity Baptists
Duke
Ruth Ruffin
Quilford County
East Market Street
D. C
Piedmont Ins. & Realty Co
College Street & Telephone
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