Roadside Beauty Measure Aims to Protect Scenic Areas
Raleigh March 18 The new roadside beautification bill by Roland McClamrock limits state highway designations to within 1000 feet of highway centers where scenery or traffic hazards exist. After notice, owners face 60 days before potential restrictions or property transfer by the Highway and Public Works Commission, which may later dispose of acquired land when no longer needed.
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Henry Averill
Enterprise Bureau
Raleigh
Roland McClamrock
Orange County
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Be Holy in All Ways as Called Believers
Peter urges unity and practical Christian living drawn from 1 Peter 3 8 18. Follow meekness bless critics avoid evil with a controlled tongue seek peace endure suffering for righteousness and keep Christ at the center through sanctified hearts.
Mussolini Silence Sparks European Buzz and Speculation
Rome reports Mussolini’s silence after the Grand Council meeting fuels European speculation about his stance toward France and Britain. British press hints at tensions with Hitler over Djibouti and Tunis, while Pope Pius XI’s death shapes timing for possible statements.
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Rome
Ande Maurois
Bramble
Benito Mussolini
Europe
Grand Council
Duce
London Press
Hitler
Mussolini
France
Djibouti
French Somaliland
East Africa
Tunis
North Africa
Methodist First Sunday School and Evening Services
The Methodist Protestant church schedules a 9 45 Sunday school led by superintendent J H Pritchard. Rev J Clay Madison preaches at 11 00 on Unashamed of Jesus with solo by Margaret Opal Neese. Evening sermon The Man in Doubt with Gabriel’s An Evening Prayer sung by George Meredith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H Pritchard
J. Clay Madison
Jesus
Margaret Opal Neese
Holy City
Madison
George Meredith
Gabriel
Lea Joyner
High Point College
Miles
Ralph Zimmerman
Norbert Meredith
Board of Stewards
Workers Council
Sunday church schedule with sermons and services
Sunday School at 9 45 a m and at 45 a m Rev J D Williams preaches at 11 o m The Woman s Auxiliary bank offering service at 7 30 p m O L Easter pastor leads 11 o m worship sermon Seeking Antiques in Religion Evening service 7 o m sermon On Being a Christian in Caesar s Household Christian Endeavor 6 15 p m Mid week 7 30 p m Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Easter
Caesar
Christian Endeavor Society
Revival Expected at Church of God This Sunday
The Church of God at Clinton and Redding Streets invites the public to Sunday School at 9 45 a m led by John Finger. Church service at 11 a m with sermon by pastor Mrs C B Sullivan. Missionary service at 645 p m led by Miss Mae Benson. Revival to start Sunday at 7 30 p m with evangelist Miss Lucile Allen and helper Miss Jessie Dudding. Everyone welcome.
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Clinton and
Redding Streets
John Finger
C. B. Sullivan
Mae Benson
Lucile Allen
Jessie Dudding
Baptist North Park Sunday Services and Classes
Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m followed by morning worship at 10 45 led by Rev Ernest M Smith with a sermon on Repentance. Evening service at 7 00 p m features a sermon on Gods Must for All Men. B T U at 6 15 p m and Wednesday prayer at 7 00 p m with a Friday teachers meeting.
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Ernest M. Smith
Pisgah Sunday Schedule With Rev Dunning Sermon
Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by Mr F P Vaughn superintendent. Preaching at 11 a m by Rev Dunning. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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Pisgah
F. P. Vaughn
Dunning
Church of the Gospel Grace and Growth Services Begin
Worth Main Street announces the opening of Bible school at a0 with morning worship at 11 led by Rev. A Lincoln Falk who will preach If We Lift Up Our Eyes The 7 30 evening service includes a candlelight ritual for each family to be lit when present The pastor will speak on The Man Who Loved the World So Well That He Lost The Way
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Christ
Jesus
Heaven
Earth
Peter
God
Calvary
Christ Jesus
A. Lincoln Falk
Holiness Pentecostal Service Schedule
Rev C Francis Noble pastors the church at 612 Highland Ave. Sunday school at 9 30 led by M M Strother. Preaching at 10 45 by Rev G H Montgomery. Afternoon preaching at 2 by the pastor. Young people's meeting at 5 30. Evening sermon at 7 30 by Rev Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Francis Noble
Highland Ave
M. M. Strother
G. H. Montgomery
Young Peoples
Mr. Montgomery
First Pilgrim Church Services at 712 South Hamilton
The First Pilgrim at 712 South Hamilton Street invites all to Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. with J. D. Jennings as superintendent. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. by Rev. O. L. Ruth. Young People meet at 6:15 p.m. Mrs. A. V. Brown presides. Mid week prayer is Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Cottage prayer Friday. A welcome awaits.
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First Pilgrim
Hamilton Street
O. L. Ruth
J. D. Jennings
A. V. Brown
Shadow of the Cross in the Garden of Prayer Sermon
The Methodist church schedules a 9 45 a m sermon by Rev D W How ell on The Shadow of the Cross in the Garden of Prayer The 7 30 p m sermon title The Eternal Gethsemane League program at 6 30 p m features The Piedmont Quartet singing at the morning service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden of Prayer
D. W. Howell
Piedmont Quartet
Fink Leads Sunday Services at Jamestown Oakdale
Pastor G. W. Fink preaches at Jamestown 11 a m and Oakdale 7 30 p m. Sunday school at both 10 a m and Young People meet 6 45 p m. Visitors greeted warmly at all services.
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G. W. Fink
Jamestown
Oakdale
Greensboro church weekly schedule and events
Church services and activities listed for the week include 9 45 a m church school 11 a m sermon Christ and a Troubled World by Dr Embree H Blackard 5 30 p m Young People choir 6 30 p m fellowship supper 7 30 p m Greensboro College Glee Club concert Wednesday 7 30 p m Church School Night Susanna Wesley Class in charge Friday 4 30 p m Girl Scouts 7 30 p m Boy Scouts Saturday 9 30 a m Junior Choir practice 10 30 a m Church Membership class.
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Church School
Embree H. Blackard
Greensboro College Glee Club
Susanna Wesley
Boy Scouts
Religious Officers to Speak at Archdale Sunday
Pastor R C Kirk at 9 45 a m opens the day with Prof S C Deskins Sumner High School principal delivering an address at Archdale Sunday 11 o clock Rev Harmon Dillard of High Point College preaches at Ward Street Sunday 11 o clock Young People's meeting at 6 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Kirk
S. C. Deskins
Sumner High School
Archdale
Harmon Dillard
High Point College
Ward Street
Evangelistic Meeting Opens at Main Street Church
Pastor Williams leads Church School at 9 45 with R W Sowers as superintendent. A two week evangelistic series begins with 11 o clock hour and 7 30 p m services. Rev H P Powell D D of Asheboro arrives Monday to preach. Earle Stapleton of Greensboro will lead singing arriving Sunday. Young People meet at 6 39 with Prayer as the hour theme. Official board meets Monday 7 p m and will attend service in a body. Officers and teachers attend Tuesday evening service in a body.
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Main Street N
Williams
Church School
R. W Sowers
H. Pr. Powell
D. D
Asheboro
Earle Stapleton
Greensboro
Mount of Preparation at Church of Christ Service
W. D. Helsabeck leads at 9:45 Bible school with worship at 11 00 and a morning sermon The Mount of Preparation The Junior and Intermediate Bible school classes present the evening worship program The Light of the World invites children to carry candles symbolizing Jesus during the invitation
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N. Hamilton
State Streets
W. D. Helsabeck
Pastor Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Bible School
Jesus
Sermon and Hymns at Lutheran Emmanuel
Rev. F L Conrad preaches at 11 on Satan sifts Simon with Luke 22 31 as text. Offertory by Mrs H B Monroe. Evening message The God Of Hope with offertory solo My Task by M Meadows.
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F. L. Conrad
Satan
Simon
H. B. Monroe
God of Hope
M. Meadows
Episcopal Lent Services Schedule and Rector's Cottage Prayer
The Fourth Sunday in Lent features Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. and church school at 9:45 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon, Young Peoples' Service League at 5:45 p.m. Monday cottage prayer at Mrs. F J Trepke's home 205 Edgedale Drive at 4 p.m. Thursday Holy Communion and address at 10 a.m. and Litany and address at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples’ Service League
F J. Trepke
Edgedale Drive
Meaning of Christ's Death Sermon at Local Church
Evangelical and Reformed J. M. Hedrick will lead morning message by Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman on The Meaning of Christ's Death. Choir, Woman's Missionary Society, Girl's Missionary Guild and Mission Band receive recognition. Evening sermon titled The Three Crosses with special choir music. Wednesday prayer service at 7:30 p.m.
Friends Bible School and Worship Services Schedule
The American Friends Service Committee guest Homer L Morris will speak at 9 45 a m Bible School and 11 a m morning worship at the church A 2 pm Sunday session at Guilford College reports on the Germany deputation for refugees Evening worship at 6 30 and the pastor's sermon The Faith of the Springtime Sower Both Christian Endeavor Societies meet at 6 30 On Wednesday 7 30 the meeting centers on Current Religious Events.
Oak Hill Sunday Services and Activities
Sunday school begins at 9 45 with Leslie Gurley as superintendent. Worship at 11 00 features a message Our Freedom In Christ by Rev D W Pike. Evening programs include Junior and Senior Endeavor at 6 30 and a 7 30 worship with The Great Discovery by the pastor. Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30.
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Oak Hill
Leslie Gurley
D. W. Pike
Archdale Clifton Church Notice
Pearson pastor announces Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Oscar McCampbell superintendent. Morning worship at 11 o clock on the subject Consider Christ Jesus. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meet at 6 50 p.m. Allen Jay Glee Club sings at 7 30 p.m. Everyone invited.
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Archdale Clifton
Pearson
Oscar McCampbell
Christ Jesus
Christian Endeavor
Allen Jay Glee Club
Sunday school convenes at 10 and worship at 11
Springfield readers are invited to a Sunday service with a 10 o'clock Sunday school and 11 o'clock worship. John Reich of the American Friends Service Committee will speak at worship and discuss relief work in war torn Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reich
American Friends Service Committee
Philadelphia
Reich
Friends
Spain
Christian Endeavor Societies
Epworth League of Calvary Methodist Church
Wesleyan Church Announces Revival Events Schedule
Wesleyan Sunday School at 9 45 led by J H Witcher with 11 00 service by Rev D C Stone. Evening service 7 30. Special prayer services Monday and Thursday for the coming revival. Mid week prayer Wednesday 7 30. Friday missionary service with pictures shown and explained by Mr McCarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Witcher
D. C. Stone
McCarty
Hayworth Memorial Week Ends With Spirit Message
Rev Charles K Genthy leads services at Lund School at 9 45 am Ursalkington superintendent 11 am pastor delivers a special message at the church and 7 15 pm the subject The Spirit a Depart ure. Week marks close of series on the New Spirit in saving men. Wednesday 7 15 pm Second Quarterly Conference Hayworth Church.
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Hayworth Memorial
Charles K. Genthy
Lund School
Ursalkington
Hayworth Church
Presbyterian Church Schedule of Services and Meetings
The article lists a church week with 9:45 Sunday school led by J. D. Ross, 11:00 morning worship and a sermon on Building a Strong Church, 5:00 vesper service, 6:00 Young People vesper, 6:30 Men’s Club meeting with officer elections, post-meeting deacons’ elections, and Wednesday 7:30 midweek prayer starting a study on The Messages of the Prophets for Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Ross
Christian Sophia Church Services Schedule
Sunday school begins at 9 a.m. with Stacy Hayes as superintendent. Preaching services are held on the second and fourth Sundays at 11 a.m. and again on the fourth Sundays at 7 30 p.m. led by Rev. D M Spence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy Hayes
D. M. Spence
Vlint Hill Sunday School Session Timings
Vlint Hill holds Sunday school at 2 30 p m with Walter Lanier as superintendent Fourth Sundays at 2 30 p m and Second Sundays at 7 30 p m with Rev D M Spence serving as pastor
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Vlint Hill
Walter Lanier
D. M. Spence
Revival services announced at TRST Corner West Green
The notice lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m with W R Bray as superintendent and preaching on First and Third Sundays at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Rev D M Spence is pastor A revival begins March 26 at 7 30 p m with Rev M A Pollard preaching Evening services run at 7 50 each night and continue until Easter Public invited to attend
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West Green
Tryon Streets
W. R. Bray
D. M Spence
M. A. Pollard
Tabernacle Gospel Church Weekly Services
Pastor H P Williams leads Sunday programs from 9:45 a m Sunday school through 7 30 p m evangelistic service continuing the Book of James. Weekly cottage prayer Tuesday 7 30 p m at Prospect Road and a Friday night special prayer service.
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H. P. Williams
Young Peoples
A. McKinney
Prospect Road
Union 601 Prospect Street Sunday Services and Meetings
Rev S E Taylor will preach at 11 00 am and 7 30 pm at Union 601 Prospect Street Young people meet at 6 30 pm Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 pm Friday choir practice Tuesday prayer service at Mr and Mrs G L Thompsons 1623 North Hamilton Street at 7 30 pm Those needing transport should meet at the Tabernacle at 7 00 pm
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UNION
Prospect Street
S. E. Taylor
G. L. Thompson
North Hamilton
Tabernacle
Students Debate Alliance With Great Britain at Sumner Society
The Charles Sumner Debating Society of William Penn High School held its first public debate of the year during assembly. The question asked whether the United States should form an alliance with Great Britain. affirmative speakers Katye Alexander Otis Wells and Margaret Hill faced negative Hilda Amaker and Alton Reese under the direction of Mrs. Ethel Griffin Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sumner
Katye Alexander
Otis Wells
Margaret Hill
Hilda Amaker
Alton Reese
Ethel Griffin Cobb
Bethel Holiness Church women plan tea after service
The Home Missionary Society met at 101 Beamon Street with Mrs. G. I. Ingram presiding. Bishop K. Mingo urged members to take on duties, and five sisters will deliver missionary sermonettes before a tea hosted by Mrs. R. Aurtry at 306 Bynum Street Monday evening.
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Home Missionary Society of Bethel Holiness Church of God
Beamon Street
G. I. Ingram
K. Mingo
R. Aurtry
Bynum Street
Mesdames G. J. Ingram
Lela Mae Anderson
Secarboro
E. M. Mingo
F. H. Hart
St Mark M E Church Ladies Aid Tea Plans St Patrick Day
Ladies Aid Circle No 1 of St Mark M E church hosts a St Patrick's Day tea Sunday afternoon at 430 at Miss Roberta Robbins residence on East High street. An invitation is extended to all neighbors and friends to attend.
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Ladies Aid Circle No. 1
St. Mark M. E. Church
Roberta Robbins
East High Street
Alpha Art Club Meeting at Mrs. Sarah Davis Home
The Alpha Art club gathered at the home of Mrs. Sarah B. Davis at 1119 for a club meeting continuing its monthly schedule. Participants discussed upcoming exhibitions and shared recent works.
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Alpha Art Club
Sarah B. Davis
Club gathers for East Washington drive and St Patrick's Day
Members meet on East Washington street Thursday evening to collect material for the annual hospital drive. Each member shares favorite recipes household hints and literary gems for the club scrapbook. Hostess Mrs Davis transports the group to the Emerald Isle for an Irish repast celebrating St Patrick's Day.
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East Washington Street
Davis
Emerald Isle
Elaborate Musical Recital By Cherry Street Church Youth
The Young People’s Club of Cherry Street Presbyterian Church sponsors a Sunday recital on March 19 during Vesper Hour directed by Mrs. A M Greenwood featuring pan tomime readings piano solos vocal solos and duets plus kindergarten performances A brief talk on The Storms That Beat Upon the Home by Rev A W Waddell will follow inviting delegations from city youth clubs and the public.
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Young People's Club
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Club
A. M. Greenwood
A. W. Waddell
High Point Red Sox Begin Spring Practice At Park Field
The High Point Red Sox baseball club starts spring practices at the municipal park ball field inviting all hopefuls to join in afternoon sessions. A previous business meeting at James Best's East Washington home discussed a possible invitation to the Negro International League, with teams from Washington, Portsmouth, Durham, Greensboro, and Charlotte. no decision was made yet. The opening game is slated for Easter Monday at Willis Park, with potential opponents to be the Gosher Red Wings of Greensboro or the Winston-Salem Giants from Winston-Salem.
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High Point Red Sox
Municipal Park
James Best
East Washington Street
J. C. Morgan
Nespeaker
Sro Park Commission
Red Sox
Washington
D. C
Portsmouth
Durham
Greensboro
Charlotte
Willis Park
Gosher Red Wings
Winstonten Giants
Winston-Salem
Teachers Forum to Present A and T Players at William Penn
High Point Teachers Forum presents Ricard B. Harrison players from A and T College in two one act plays at William Penn auditorium Monday evening at 8 15. Cast lists include Texie Roxie Ma and Harolds etc. Local readers will hear dramatic readings between acts. The Knoxville College Male Quartet thrills William Penn High with spirituals folk songs and light classical numbers in a first recital with Chopin Polonaise.
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Nish
Charlies G. Green
Texie
Thomasina Moses
Roxie
James Richards
Elizabeth Duncan
Harold Hayes
Harvey Smith
Lester Williamson
Beatrice Smith
Allen Dabney
Margaret Tynes
Loretta Bagwell
Knoxville
Knoxville College
Tenn
William Penn High School
Chopin
Gospel Prayer Band Meets Tonight at Gillmore Home
The Saturday night prayer band will meet at 7:30 PM at the Archdale home of Mr. and Mrs. Troy L. Gillmore. N. L. Oliver will lead the service and the event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy L. Gillmore
Archdale
N. L. Oliver
Postoffice Robbery Strikes Shelby Night
A bold robber broke into the Shelby post office and the federal court annex last night taking a 45 caliber revolver and a small amount of money. Postal inspectors fingerprint experts and other agents searched for clues today.
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Postoffice
Shelby
Federal Court
North Carolina Farm Market Report on Fruits and Vegetables Slips
Wholesale prices across U S and North Carolina markets show mixed demand and firm to steady trends. Lettuce Strawberries Potatoes Cabbage Apples Sweet Potatoes Green Peas Snap Beans Tomatoes Cucumbers Lima Beans listed with varying per unit or per crate prices and regional supply notes.
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North Carolina
U. S
F. A. B. Brawley
Calif
Plant City
Fla
Presque Isle
Aroostook
Maine
Kateahdins
Lower East Coast
Bliss
F. O
U. 8
F. C
Rochester
New York
Washington
Florida
Bh & Me
Yorks
Romes
L. C
Lima
Philadelphia
Chicago Produce Prices Report From March Markets
Chicago March market notes show Butter at 1 054 504 firm Creame specials 93 score 22 percent tras 92 22 percent extra firsts 91 22 percent firsts 88 89 21 percent seconds 84 87 percent unchanged 20 percent standards 90 centrals carrots 22 percent Eggs 20280 steady curve receipts 1549 storage packed e tras 17 percent storage packed uip 17 percent other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
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