Dr Richardson to preach at Tu Ist Presbyterian church
Rev Don W Richardson of Union Theological Seminary Richmond will preach at First Presbyterian in two services. The pulpit committee at First Baptist will decide on a pastor during the 11 o clock service. The day features varied worship, hymns, anthems, offertories, and a sermon by Dr Richardson and a pastor by the First Presbyterian service.
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Don W. Richardson
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Martin
Wedding Sermon and Music at First Baptist Service
A detailed church service schedule from First Baptist includes multiple hymns, anthems, organ preludes, sermons on topics like Behold Your King and The Living Christ in the Life of the World, and a late vesper with prayers. A separate note reports Brookhart’s optimistic Georgia conditions and claims the patronage system and sale of federal offices have diminished.
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First Baptist
Stultz
Doxology
Jesus Christ
Barnby
Miles
Elvey
Martin
T. C. Johnson
Jesus
Morris
Wilson
Stebbins
Fairmont Baptist Service Pack Hymns and Sermons
The program lists hymns numbers 17 58 269 285 22 647 287 622 632 633 and 639 with scripture readings John 12 36b 50 and Hebrews 5 1 14. Duet by Misses Hedrick and Jenkins performed. Sermons titled The Early Church and the Church Today Praise of Men Christian Growth and Lord Jesus Long to Be Perfectly Whole.
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Fairmont Baptist
Jesus
Margaret Hedrick
Rebecca Jenkins
Hymn 5 and 151 titles in church hymnody listing
A fragment lists hymn numbers and titles including Hymn 5 O Worship the King and Hymn 151 In the Cross of Christ. The snippet suggests a church service or hymnody catalog with brief title references.
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the King
the Cross
Four States Cont. report accuses sale of public offices
The Brookhart report states that an organization under R. B. Creager solicited notes from prospective office seekers to fund the group and that federal offices in South Carolina were “placed on sale” by J. W. Toldert. It also accuses Perry W. Howard of Mississippi of selling public offices, urging actions against such practices.
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Texas
Brookhart
R. B. Creager
South Carolina
J. W. Toldert
Mississippi
Perry W. Howard
United States
Democratic Faction Dinner Highlights Party Critique of Hoover
Speakers at a large North Carolina Democratic gathering attacked the Hoover administration and tariff policy while praising Jackson, Wilson, and party unity. Governor Gardner and Josiah Bailey urged harmony as Young Democrats led the rally with high hopes for 1932 gains.
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Shouse
Auditoriu
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Max Gardner
Tyre C. Taylor
State Young Peoples Organization
Andrew Jackson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Hoover
Republican Party
Hoover Administration
Pennsylvania
Grundy
United States
Senate
Bingham
Connecticut Manufacturers Association
Gardner
Congress
North Carolina
Josiah William Bailey
United States Senate
F. M. Simmons
Lee S. Overman
Brummitt
Dennis G. Brummitt
Old Guard
A. L. Cox
American Legion
Cox
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Elizabeth City
Wilson
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Woodrow Wilson
Jackson
Daniels
Democratic Party
Homer Lyon
Simmons
Old Hickory
Josiah Bailey
North Caarolina
Bailey
Judge Carter Dies In Charlotte Hospital
Judge Hubert Bascomb Carter, 74, prominent Asheville attorney, died in a Charlotte hospital from complications after a fall ten days earlier that fractured his hip. The body will be sent to Asheville for funeral services at the First Baptist Church.
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Charlotte
Hubert Bascomb Carter
Asheville
First Baptist Church
Thugs Escape After Brooklynn Payroll Robbery Shootout
Six gunmen fleeing police after an attempted payroll theft at a Brooklynn shoe factory killed officer Walter Castillia. The thieves, who seized $7 200, escaped from 35 York street after firing on the plant’s team and vanishing amid a buildingwide manhunt.
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New York
Brookly
Walter de Castillia
Castillia
David Weinstein
Einstein
Weinstein
York Street
Girl reporter jailed for refusing to reveal source in Schroeder case
NEW CASTLE Pa March 15 A girl reporter Ela Kerber Resch of Youngstown Ohio was jailed in contempt of court for refusing to reveal the source of information for a Life of Irene Schroeder serial. She was taken to a county jail cell as Judge R L Hildebrand ruled she must answer or remain jailed. Attorneys said bail was unavailable and the case could go to the state supreme court.
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Schroeder
New Castle
Irene Schroeder
Ela Kerber Resch
Youngstown
Ohio
R. L. Hildebrand
State Supreme Court
Fire at Hill Veneer Co. burns motor area
Fire broke out yesterday morning at 6 50 AM at Hill Veneer Co. corner Park and East Russell Streets. Firemen from three stations placed the blaze under control, with water damage. The fire originated from a faulty motor and was the first major blaze since the three year old March fire that destroyed the plant except for one building.
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Hill Veneer Company
Park and
East Russell Streets
Census Pia Ready For Task
Washington March 15 Practically everything is ready for the fifteenth census to begin April 2 More than 100 000 men and women are preparing to collect data on population unemployment agriculture irrigation drainage manufactures mining and distribution The census office has appointed 574 supervisors with William M Stuart directing the work The country is divided into 120 000 enumeration districts with an average of 75 enumerators per supervisor New York city will have 14 supervisors and about 4200 enumerators Unemployment will be enumerated for the first time and excludes those not seeking work from unemployment status.
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Washington
Mar
United States
William M. Stuart
New York City
Hall and Pare Triumph in Florida Doubles Title
Gilbert Hall of South Orange New Jersey and J Emmet Pare of Dayton Ohio won the South Florida doubles championship in Ormond Beach beating John Doeg of Santa Monica California and Andy Feuer of the University of Florida in four sets 6 4 6 1 3 6 6 2 Doeg and Feuer led 4 2 in the first set before Pare held serve and Hall broke Feuer to claim the opener Hall then closed out the match by breaking Doeg for the final game.
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Ormond Beach
Fla
Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
J. Emmet Pare
Dayton
Ohio
South Florida
John Doeg
Santa Monica
Cal
Andy Gus Feser
University of Florida
Doeg
Feuer
Pare
Hall
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