Six Churches Unite for Palm Sunday Communion Service
Six High Point churches from four major denominations join for a Palm Sunday communion at First Presbyterian this afternoon. Delegates from Wesley Memorial M E First Methodist Protestant First Reformed First Presbyterian English Street M P and Welch Memorial M P will serve bread and wine. Dr Charles Haddon Nabers presides. Rev G Ray Jordan and others lead a musical program directed by Prof Dan W Smith. planners hope it becomes an annual city event with open participation.
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High Point
First Presbyterian Church
Wesley Memorial M. E
First Methodist Protestant
First Reformed
First Presbyterian
English Street M. P
Welch Memorial
M. P
Charles Haddon Nabers
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
W. R. Shaffer
First Reformed Church
Roy I. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
Dan W. Smith
Visitor Day Palm Sunday at First Methodist Protestant
Today observances include nine forty five church school, eleven o clock morning service with Palm Sunday message "Is the World Growing Worse?" by Rev. R. J. Farmer and special music directed by Prof. E B Stimpson. Evening worship at eight features "To Be Or Not To Be Christian." Holy Communion at five with union service at First Presbyterian. Three Hour Good Friday service at Emanuel Lutheran follows.
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High Point
R. J. Farmer
E. B. Stimpson
Warner
Barnby
Arthur Fidler
Faure
Diggle
Harker
Nevin
Brewer
First Presbyterian Church
Folso
Emanuel Lutheran Church
First Entries For Scout Jamboree List For 1931
For the second consecutive year troop 10 of M P Chil dren's Home High Point completed its entries for the 1931 jamboree to be held at Camp Uw hrrie May 16 at 1 pm. The 1930 results saw the unit finish fourth among nineteen troops with the first aid team’s 1372 points. Contestants listed March 26 include First Aid Howard Byrd Sam Coble Carson Dawkins Signalling Cecil Bulla Paul Guice Jack Robbins Howard Gorman Nature Cecil Bulla Water Boiling John Greer Lane Craven Knot Tying Millard Cobl Howard Gorman Fire by Friction Charlie Crick more
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M. P
High Point
Camp Uwharrie
John H. Harrison
Howard Byrd
Sam Coble
Carson Dawkins
Cecil Bulla
Paul Guice
Jack Robbins
Howard Gorman
John Greer
Lane Craven
Millard Cobl
Charlie Crickmore
Twenty-one Tar Heels Join Navy
The High Point navy recruiting Station announces the acceptance of twenty-one young North Carolinians for service in the navy during March. Most are first enlistments with some reenlistments. They were transferred to the naval training station in Hampton Roads Virginia for training or fleet distribution. The Navy department in Washington has reduced the April enlistment quota for the Carolinas to twenty four men. active recruiting resumes April 2.
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High Point Navy
Navy
Wm. J. Johnigean
Greensboro
Leo I. Brame
Marvin D. Allen
Raleigh
Geo P. Andrews
Geo. A. Penny. Dunn
James F. Griffin
Henderson
Norwood B. Woodard
Kenly
Joseph Ll. Anderson, Jr
New Bern
Jacob C. Beam
Bessemer City
Harry A. Mooney
Spencer
Charlies W. Walker
Charlotte
Marvin C. Cole
Eagle Springs
Melie Lee, Jr
Stedman
Roy F. Creech
Goldsboro
Palmer G. Eckard
Denver
Henry G. Rusher
Salisbury
Bruce M. Edwards
Grifton
Robt. M .Baker
Mooresville
Wade T
Jesus the World's Saviour Sunday School Lesson
A guide to the March 29 Sunday School lesson on Jesus as the world's Saviour. It outlines the year's theme Jesus the World's Saviour, previews the upcoming focus on Jesus' suffering and sovereignty, and summarizes prior lessons on John the Baptist, Jesus' childhood, temptations, and teachings.
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Jesus
WM. F. Gilroy
John the Baptist
John
God
Thom asville Male Chorus to Sing Sacred Concert Tonight
The Thom asville Male Chorus, led by director D R Connell with Dr R V Yakley as president, will present a sacred concert at the 7 30 o clock service at Central Friends Church tonight. The program includes organ preludes and hymns such as My God to Thee Nearer My God to Thee and Jesus Saviour Friend of Sinners plus an address Jewels of Life and offerings.
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Thomasville
R. V. Yakley
D. R. Connell
Central Friends Church
Horace Haworth
Brotherhood
Tom A. Sykes
D. R. Connel
Florence Blair
God
B. B. McKinney
Jesus
P. P. Schoolfield
Harry Dixon Lees
J. H. Phillmore
Hymn selections and closing prayer program
The program lists Mr R L Pope leading a religious service with hymns arranged by Colburn The Nail Scarred Hand The Riches of Love arranged by N B Be a Man arranged by I E B Reynolds Still Still with Thee arranged by L B Reynolds followed by a closing prayer.
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R. L. Pope
Colburn
B. B. McKinney
N. B
EB. Reynolds
L. B Reynolds
Hyde Discusses Aid to 10 Farmers Conference
Secretary of Agriculture Hyde led a March 28 conference in Columbia South Carolina on organizing statewide agricultural credit corporations to aid North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia farmers. He noted the banks failures made such liquidations necessary and cited the National Advisory Loan Committee chair Lewis T. June as an accompanying official.
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Columbia
8. C
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Hyde
Washington
Lewis T. June
National Advisory Loan Committee
Intermediate Credit Bank of Columbia
Sun distance from Earth in latest calculations
According to the latest calculations the sun lies about 92 870 000 miles from the earth.
Girl Reserves Confluence Holds Tri City Meet at High Point
Over 100 Girl Reserves from Winston-Salem Greensboro Salisbury and High Point attended a special tri city conference at High Point High School. Attendance included 32 from Greensboro 21 from Winston-Salem and 13 from Salisbury. Leaders present included C W Phillips Rev G R Jordan Miss Gladys Moore Miss Minnie Mae Wilson Miss Lena Strawbridge Miss Melvina Allen Miss Virginia Carrier and Miss Carolyn Eddy among others. The event featured a tea and luncheon hosted by the local Y W C A with color schemes Blue Triangle yellow candles and daffodils. Topics covered included the reserves roles in home school and church and discussions on worship personal relations and vocational work.
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Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Salisbury
High Point
C. W. Phillips
Greensboro High School
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
This City
Gladys Moore
Winston-Salem High School
Minnie Mae Wilson
Elizabeth Lindsay
Dorothy Fritz
Jane Hess Weaver
Ida Grey Harmon
Patricia Hall
Annie Mae Bogan
Adelaide Callahan
Girl Reserve
Jos. T. Weaver
Phillips
Jordan
Planning Series For Young People Starts April 12
Reverend G. Ray Jordan of Wesley Memorial Methodist announces a four sermon series for youth beginning April 12 at the evening service. The topics cover The Religion of Youth, The Insanity of Youth, Youth and Freedom, and The Love Affairs of Youth. High school students and local youths are invited to attend.
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G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
Bishop Mouton
Charlotte
Welfare Board Plea For Clothing In High Point
Mrs W C Hammond secretary of the board of public welfare urged a clothing drive for babies children men and shoes to aid those without adequate clothes. She noted dozens suffer while surplus garments in homes could meet the need for now.
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W. CC. Hammond
Board of Public Welfare
High Point
Window-Shopping Tour And Essay Contest Planned In High Point
High Point Merchants association plans a gala window shopping tour for spring with a style show across member windows and an essay contest for junior and senior high students. Prizes will be awarded for the best essays up to 500 words and for top window displays in each goods class.
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High Point Merchants Association
D. A. Dowdy
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Merchants’ Association
Hallowe'en
Divid
The
Associaton
Juvenile Court Emphasizes Prevention Over Punishment
Massachusetts reduced adult prison commitments by 33 percent from 1900 to 1929 due to probation and a dedicated juvenile court. The court seeks to address root causes, aid families, and protect dependent children to prevent future crime, noting over 100 dependent cases at High Point in 193u and using guardian homes and boarding facilities when needed.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Juvenile Court of
High Point
Juvenile Court
Atwill Acquires Bride of Social Prominence Last June
New York’s Lionel Atwill wed a socially prominent figure last June. His dressing room now features chintz curtains, overstuffed chairs, silver grease paint globes, and flowers in china evans as he sighs that he feels like a Barrymore.
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New York
Lionel Atwill
China Evans
Mr. Atwill
Barrymore
Auto Runs 59 Miles On Gallon of Gas
Automobile engineers unveil a device claiming 59 miles per gallon with tests showing instant starting quicker pick up smoother running motors and more power. Whirlwind Mfg Co offers a free sample and territory sales jobs up to 100 weekly. respond for details.
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Whirlwind Mfg. Co
Station C
Milwaukee
Wisc
Landrith urges cleaner living and prohibition talk
Dr Ira Landrith urged cleaner living in a Friday evening address at the First M P church. He praised Christian Endeavor as a premier moral force and linked youth reform to prohibition, arguing there is no middle ground between right and wrong and urging women to vote to keep the nation clean. He noted success of rural speakers and hinted at a return visit to High Point with his customary humor.
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Ira Landrith
M. P
Landrith
Christian Endeavor
Temperance Society
Missionary Society
America
Dr. Landrith
High Point
C. E. Union
Belgian Baron Gifts Estate to Royal Family
In appreciation for being righted Baron Deitrich de Val-Duchess presents his estate valued at 1,000,000 dollars to the Belgian royal family. The possession will pass at the new knight's death.
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Brussels
Deitrich de Val-Duchess
Bones of Caesar era soldiers found in Besancon quarry
In Besancon France archaeologists uncovered remains of a squad of Roman legionnaires dating about 1900 years, who aided Julius Caesar in noting Gaul’s division. The bones crumbled to dust when attempts were made to remove them from the quarry.
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Caesar
Besancon
France
Julius Caesar
Gaul
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