City Churches Plan Morning Services Tomorrow
W A Newell and Dean Lindley will preach at Greensboro area churches with Newell at Wesley Memorial and Lindley at First Methodist Protestant. St Mary's Episcopal lists Holy Communion and sermons with Rev D W Allen, and Ira Landrith will speak on bi partisanship at the parish house. Other churches hold regular services tomorrow.
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W. A. Newell
Greensboro
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
P. B. Lindley
High Point College
First Methodist Protestant Church
Ira Landrith
Sunday Services at North Hamilton Street Church of Christ
Sunday schedule lists Bible school at 10 conducted by R. H. Askew and two services at 11 A. M. and 7 30 P. M. led by Rev. Nixon A. Taylor with topics The Magnanimity of Jesus and The Inquest of Pharaoh. Thursday mid week fellowship meets at 7 30. Open invitation for all not attending other churches.
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Hamilton Street
Church of Christ (Disciples
R. H. Askew
Nixon A. Taylor
Jesus
Taylor
Pharoah
Gospel Tabernacle Schedules Sunday Services
Gospel Tabernacle announces Sunday school at 9 45 and a 11 a m service with Rev T H Willey speaking on The First and Greatest Question In Genesis The Young People’s Union meets at 615 with a special program The evening service features Mrs T H Willey on Consecration A Bible Study class led by E P Buck Thursday evening is also offered The public is welcome to all services.
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Gospel Tabernacle
T. H. Willey
Young People’s Union
E. P. Buck
the Tabernacle
Wesley Memorial church announces Sunday program and events
Tomorrow morning at Wesley Memorial the 1 percent preaching appointment with topic Home Missions follows the 9 45 church school. Listen Pope speaks at 7 30 tomorrow night on New Worlds To Conquer. The Young Peoples department meets at 6 45 with Alma Virginia McCain in charge and Allied Forces sponsor a 3 o clock mane meeting in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Newell
Greensboro
Wesley Memorial
Pope
H. F. Jones
Holy City
Adams
Young People's
Peacock
Susannah Wesley
Dred Peacock
A. Kirkman
J. W. Chandler
Margaret Chandler
C. T. Shelton
Mra. F. P. Ingram
Young People's Department
Alma Virginia McCain
First Methodist announces schedule for Sunday services
The First Methodist Protestant church at North Main and Richardson outlines a full Sunday plan. Sunday school at 9:45 led by J C Whitesell, junior church at 11 with Naomi Dawson, morning worship at 11 by Dr P E Lindley, Young People's society at 6:30, and an evening service by Lindley. Midweek worship is skipped for a district leadership school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant
North Main
Richardson Streets
J. C. Whitesell
Naomi Dawson
P. EB. Lindley
High Point College
C. E. Society
P. BE. Lindley
High Point
E. B. Stimson
Johnston
Nevin
Salter
Smart
Milligan
Cc. L. Gray, Jr
Handel
Keeping Silent and Gentle Keepers of the Soul
The Reformed church schedules Sunday school at 9 46 a m and morning worship with Rev W R Shaffer continuing Lenten sermons on God In the Hearts of Men with the topic Keeping Silent The young people meet at 6 30 p m The Passion Play lecture is canceled The pastor will preach Dilgent Keepers of the Soul Wednesday prayer service discusses New Testament texts from First Timothy to Hebrews Leadership Training meets Thursday at 7 30 p m
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The
Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church Junior C E Meet
The Junior C E society will meet at 9 15 in the Lebanon Methodist Protestant church Sunday morning with Miss Jewel Welch in charge. Sunday school opens at 9 45 with J W Montgomery as superintendent. Dr B W Taylor will preach at 11. The intermediate and young people's meetings begin at 6 45 with another service by Dr Taylor at 7 30. The public is invited.
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C. E. Society
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
Jewel Welch
J. W. Montgomery
W. Taylor
English Street Methodist Protestant Services This Sunday
English Street Methodist Protestant church will hold regular services Sunday with Sunday school at 9 45 a m Rev C H Hill will preach at 11 a m and 730 p m The E S societies meet at 630 p m Public is invited to attend all services.
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English Street M. P
English Street
Emmanuel Lutheran Sermons on Service and Unity
Emmanuel Lutheran will hold Sunday services at 11 with a sermon on He that is greatest among you shall be your servant from Matthew 23 8. A 730 sermon will be on To Be In Tune With Christ is to Be in Tune With God. Sunday school meets at 945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Matthews
Christ
Central Friends Church Services Announced
Central Friends church invites all visitors and those without a church home to attend. Ible school under Horace Haworth opens at 9 46 with classes for all ages. Brotherhood men’s class meets at the same hour led by Ralph Parker. at 11 o clock pastor Tom A Bykes will preach on Ministering to the Soul. At 730 pm Mr Sykes speaks on Modern Religion and Modern Needs with special music planned for each service.
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Central Priends
Central Friends Church
Ible
Horace Haworth
Brotherhood
Ralph Parker
Tom A. Bykes
Sykes
Robert M. McGee Dies at 83 in Randolph County
Robert M. McGee aged 83 longtime Randolph County farmer died at his Glenola home yesterday. He leaves eight sons G W McGee G H McGee J E McGee C H McGee R J McGee W B McGee EB L McGee and W F McGee and one sister Mrs EB O Farlow. Funeral services are Sunday at Mount Vernon Methodist Church Randolph County. Burial will be in the church cemetery with Norman Fidler directing. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. McGee
Randolph County
Glenola
McGee
G. W. McGee
G. H. McGee
Randleman
J. E. McGee
Troy
C. H. McGee
Trinity
R. J. McGee
High Point
EB. L. McGee
W. F. McGee
EB. O. Farlow
Mount Vernon Methodist Church
Albert Wagoner
Matter lesson sermon at Christ Scientist church
The subject of the lesson sermon in all Christ Scientist churches Sunday will be Matter. Services are at 1 o clock at 3091 North Main street. Sunday school begins 9 45 a m. Reading room hours are Wednesday and Friday afternoons 2 to 4 30.
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Churches
Societies of Christ
Scientist
North Main Street
First Baptist Church Announces Sunday Sermon Series
Dr. A B Conrad will preach on Sunday at 7 30 p m the subject John or He Loveth Best Who Serveth Most The Bible school with A E Tate as superintendent meets at 9 45 a m The B Y P U groups meet at 6 30 p m with topics The Saving Work of Christ Baptist and Baptism and The Book of Books A cordial invitation to all young people to join these activities and to attend any services of the First Baptist church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
John
Dr. Conrad
Bible School
A. EK. Tate
William Penn Debaters Defeat Greensboro Colored High
William Penn high school's debating society won a two to one decision over the James B. Dudley high school's forensic team from Greensboro in the William Penn auditorium. Catherine Lucile Palmer of William Penn was named best speaker by the judges. This marks the second victory over Greensboro debaters in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn High School
James B. Dudley
J. H. Allred
EB. Curtright
William Penn School
Roosevelt economy bill advances to White House
Washington report notes the 8500 million economy bill moving through Congress. Speaker Rainey confirms it will be signed by Vice President Garner before heading to the White House, expected Monday.
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Washington
Rainey
Roosevelt
Tiarner
White House
The Bigger The Better R 8 Davis Jamestown Tale
Davis of Jamestown recounts a wild nineties hunting tale. He shoots at turkeys with a ramrod to crack a limb, climbs the tree, retrieves birds, wades a creek, nets fish in his pants, and triggers an improbable bear event as the top button flies off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Jamestown
High School Band To Give Concert Sunday
The High Point high school band will present its first Sunday afternoon concert this year in the Junior high auditorium at 3:30 p.m under Maxwell EK Jones. Officers include Clark Hubbard president Iris Welch vice president. Librarians are Lae cille Smith and Dallas Goodman. Stage managers are Nick Bambalis Douglas Gold Joseph Montgomery and Dallas Goodman. The program includes Sabbath Morn an organ voluntary Finlandia and National Emblem with solo parts by each band section. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School
Maxwell EK. Jones
Weeeae Clark Hubbard
Iris Welch
Laecille Smith
Dallas Goodman
Nick Bambalis
Douglas Gold
Joseph Montgomery
Finlandia
Yo Yo Contest Preliminaries At Sanatorium
Peter Noble plans a charity event for orphans at the Sanatorium with free Duncan Yo Yos and tricks for the children tomorrow. Local contests begin Wednesday with $5 cash prizes in each preliminary. Five winners advance to compete for the Silver Mavens Cup next Saturday.
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Peter Noble
Duncan
Local man hurt in Greensboro car collision
Harry Williamson sustained an injured arm and body bruises when a two car crash occurred in Greensboro. Miss Mary Louie Jeffress and Miss Mebane Holman suffered numerous cuts and scratches and were treated at home. W M Jarrell escaped unharmed and was released on own recognizance.
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Harry Williamson
W. M. Jarrell
Mary Louie Jeffress
Mebane Holman
Greensboro
Miss Jeffress
Miss Holman
Mr. Jarrell
Mr. Williamson
Wesley Long Hospital
Capital Opens Open Season on Patronage Stalking Jobs
Washington insiders pursue appointments during the open season as a job hunter trend grows. The piece highlights the hunt for posts in government, noting the steady tempo of nominations and speculations about favored candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morality and jobs stir Capitol Hill in Jacksonian days
Morris Gilbert notes a dramatic surge in postwar job hunting as Democrats push for appointments. Senators quietly battle over White House influence, with postmaster general Farley named and many callers urging support for Democratic candidates. The scene blends politics, ethnicity, and staged pageantry in a lively Washington, with a sense that the moratorium on job hunting is ending.
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Morris Gilbert
NEA
Washington
Capitol Hill
Capitol Grounds
New Jersey
Third Avenue el
Chicago
Loop
Congress
Bill
Martha
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
White House
James Alysius Farley
Farley
Senate
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Edenton Bank Reopens After Federal Approval
The Bank of Edenton in Edenton North Carolina received authorization from the Comptroller of the Currency via the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond to fully reopen. The move marks a restart of operations after previous restrictions.
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Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Today
Comptroller of the Currency
Bank of Edenton
Edenton
N. C
Hood System Bank Reopens After Banking Holidays
Hood System Industrial Bank at 210 North Main Street resumes normal operations under state commissioner authorization. Delays in notification slowed reopening, third local bank to resume activity after holidays as Wachovia and High Point Savings and Trust earlier lifted restrictions. New savings accounts opened. cashier M. H. Folger notes unusually good day as customers repay and deposit gold and certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood System Industrial Bank
North Main Street
State Commissioner of Banks
Wachovia
High Point Savings and Trust Company
M. H. Folger
The
Hood Bank
Ferrell’s 25-Game Win Bonus in Cleveland Deal
Wesley Ferrell, ace pitcher for Cleveland, can earn 15000 this season if he wins 25 games. He initially sought 18000 and accepted a 12000 base after pressure from Alva Bradley. Evans offered a 12000 contract with 2000 extra for 20 wins and the same for 25 wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Wesley Ferrell
Cleveland
Alva Bradley
Dilly Evans
Ferrell Aims High as Indians Pitcher Tops Wins Record
He says he can and will win and will be paid another $1,000 or $15,000. Ferrell has won at least 20 games each of his four years with the Indians. He won 25 one season.
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Ferrell
The
Indians
Duke of Abruzzi Dies From Attack
The Duke of Abruzzi, cousin of King Victor Emmanuel and famed explorer, died in Mogadishu at 2 a.m. today after arriving three weeks earlier to recover from arteriosclerosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Abruzzi
Mogidbhu
Somalia
Duke
Victor Emmanuel
Seek Jobs At Exchange Today at Community Exchange
The notice lists residents at 337 North Man seeking work for food clothes or small pay. One man will wax floors paint any work for food or furniture. A woman seeks gardening and related tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commnity
North
Furni
Sale Notice for City of High Point Tax Notes 1933
City of High Point North Carolina offers 6 percent tax anticipation notes totaling 225000 dollars. Sealed bids due March 28 1933 by 10 am at the Local Government Commission Raleigh. Notes payable in New York City with denominations 5000 10000 or 25000. Bid security 0.5 percent. Right to reject all bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina
Local Government Commission
Raleigh
New York City
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Dean Lindley
Presiding
Wesley
M. P
ST. Mary's Episcopal
St. Mary's Church
North Main and
Farriss Avenue
D. W. Allen
Church OF Christ
Piedmont Ins. & Realty Co
College Street
High Point Fee & Coal Co
Lebanon
Sheraton
Herbert A. Crane
Death Services
Norman Fidler
First Baptist
Wm. Penn
Greensboro Colored Hi School
Shipping Board
Gatewoods
Lincoln
U. S. Shipping Board
Canada
Atlantic
Wells
Sabbath Morn
Mozart
Frank Hicks
Hubert Liverman
William Vance
James Ks
Sibelius
Bagley
High Point Enterprise
Alene Vance
Margaret Cook
Marguerite Burress
Charles Connor
Jehol
Japan
Chia Helen
Capital
Edenton Bank
Folger
Winter Playground
Harry Sidmer
Miami Beach
Fla
Grace Moore
Bertha Glemby Keller
Sidmer
Cermak
Frank J. Corr
Anton J. Cermak
Corr
Brooklyn
Henry Latrobe Roosevelt
Exchange
Fanny
U. 5
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Nate Saan
Gladys Parken
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