Church Opens Conference With Impressive Service
A large congregation attended the Eastern District conference opening at First Wesleyan Methodist Church. Rev J A Clement spoke on The Atonement from Leviticus 17 11 and outlined a complete atonement including soul life body and earth. The service included the Lord s Supper and a mixed quartet sang I Hold to His Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
M. C. Connor
Roy
Black
Roanoke
Clement
Walter Phaup
J. L. Bolen
A. E
Jesse Peele
G. F. Settlemyer
George E. Failing
Dr Stallings to Speak on Erosion at Rockingham Meeting
Dr J H Stallings of the Soil Erosion Service will address Rockingham county farmers at Madison High School auditorium Saturday at 2 o clock. He will cover erosion control in North Carolina and potential service expansion into Rockingham. Farmers recently toured the High Point project showing strong interest. A second meeting is set for Stoneville High School Monday at 7 30 p m for the same purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Stallings
Soil Erosion Service
Rockingham County
Madison High School
North Carolina
High Point
Stoneville High School
Madison
Evangelistic Message at Friendly Church on the Corner
After opening exercises led by Rev. Mrs. C. B. Carter and Rev. Miss Julia Klaus, Rev. D. C. Stone of Asheboro will deliver an evangelistic message. A cordial welcome to the public is extended by the Friendly Church On the Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Carter
Julia Klaus
D. C. Stone
Asheboro
Escaped convict reports brutal camp conditions near Siler City
Cary McCarter, white man serving a year for auto theft, recounted to an Enterprise reporter brutal camp treatment after recapture. He claimed Dr. Burrus's orders to remove chains from legs were ignored, food limited to guards, brutal whippings, and 12-hour days with threats to status if speaking out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary McCarter
Siler City
McCarter
Enterprise
J. T. Burrus
General Assembly
Dr. Burrus
Burrus
Davidson Tobacco Growers To Receive $50 000 From U S
Davidson county tobacco growers will receive parity checks totaling between 45 000 and 50 000 from the county farm agent's office in Lexington. The payments raise government benefits for the 1934 crops to about 70 000, in addition to roughly 600 000 earned by growers on the market for 1934 tobacco. Checks are expected to arrive within about ten days, with farmers to be notified as they come in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
Old Belt
Davidson
Hendricks
Goodman Named To Agriculture Service Post
John W. Goodman, district farm agent at North Carolina State College, named assistant director of the agricultural extension service. He succeeds Charles A. Sheffield who resigns to become field agent in charge of farm demonstration work in the South. J. F. Criswell named to lead the cotton program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
John W. Goodman
N. C. State College
Agricultural Extension Service
Charlies A. Sheffield
Sheffield
J. F. Criswell
February 1936 Furniture Makers See Satisfactory Demand
A Seidman and Seidman bulletin reports February 1936 conditions for furniture manufacturers show orders booked 26 percent above February 1934 and shipments 20 percent higher than February 1934. Unfilled orders rose 11 percent from month start, payrolls up 14 percent from January and 27 percent from February 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seidman & Seidman
Certified Public Accountants
Seldman
Planta
Peronry AW
wWresya
Etacin Shrdiu
Raleigh Names New U S Commissioner
Charles D. Wildes a Raleigh lawyer and Republican leader is appointed U S Commissioner by Judge J M Meekins of Elizabeth City to replace the late R A Kohless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Charles D. Wildes
U. S
J. M. Meekins
Elizabeth City
R. A. Kohless
Glenn Robertson Missing Teen Sought By Police
Police seek Glenn Robertson a 16 year old white youth missing since several days ago. He is five feet six inches tall about 134 pounds with dark brown hair and blue eyes. He was last seen wearing a brown garment and may be in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Robertson
Robertson
Family Seeks Missing Brother in CCC Camp Locations
A description lists a man in a suit with black shoes, blue shirt, and white sleeveless sweater. He has a sister in Whitier, North Carolina, and a brother in a CCC camp in Kentucky, and asked to communicate with W Lewis at 700 Highland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier, N. C
CCC
Kentucky
W Lewis
Highland Avenue
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John A. Clement
P.d.bailey
Commerce
Max Bowes
Optometrist
S. Main St
Gate City
Chrysler
Plymouth
TOR
V-Packa Ros
A. Lee Gibson
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
W. Oclinard
South Main Street
B. F. Johnson
Sec Y
Dr. Stallings
Goodman
Agriculture Service
England
Hall Brothers, Inc. Wholesale and
N. Wrenn
FORD
Fordor
Chevrolet
East Wash
Iseae
de Luxe Sedan
Tcc
Cem Ueen
de Soto
Oldsmobile
Durant
Buick Sedan
Tru
PAT Brown, Inc
S. Main Street
Post Office
City Shoe Shop
Pyroll
Rata
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