Newest Methodist Minister in City
Rev. J. W. Williams arrives from Statesville to lead South Main Methodist Episcopal Church replacing Rev. H. H. Robbins transferred to another field. Williams, four years as pastor of a leading Statesville church, arrives highly recommended. He will preach his first sermon tomorrow at 11 a.m.
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Statesville
South Main Methodist Episcopal Church
H. H. Robbins
Williams
High Point
South Main Church
Marvin Ritch Announces Run for Congress
Marvin Ritch prominent in textile union organizing in the Carolinas announced his candidacy for Congress to succeed E Yates Webb in North Carolina's ninth district voting.
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Charlotte
Marvin Ritch
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Carolinas
E. Yates Webb
North Carolina
Northwestern NC Christian Endeavor convention opens in L
The northwestern district of the North Carolina Christian Endeavor union began today at the First Presbyterian church in the city. Over 150 delegates are expected as Rev. L. W. Gerringer presides. Local committees prepared a full program through Sunday with sessions, prayers, songs, and addresses by regional leaders.
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First Presbyterian Church
L. W. Gerringer
Eonth Hill
W. T. Saunders
Helen Brown
Jaunita Wammer
D. E. Headen
Thelma Wineskie
Dan W. Smith
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Lord Jesus Christ
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Anderson
United States District Court
Henry Warren
Haynes
Senate panel proposes cure for strikes in steel dispute
The senate committee investigating the steel strike faults both sides and urges Congress to empower a permanent arbitration body similar to the former War Labor Board to prevent industrial stoppages and secure just demands for labor and restraint from capital.
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Senate
Washington
Pittsburgh
Congress
War Labor Board
Red Cross roll call progress in High Point reported
The third Red Cross drive shows rapid progress with over 600 members pledged from drugstore booths and expectations of higher totals from factories and businesses. Leaders note rivalry among North Carolina cities as Winston-Salem and Thomasville push to top the roll count and win a banner.
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Red Cross
High Point
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Thomasville
W. L. Hargett
Archdale
Trinity
Tuesday as Armistice Day Holiday Declared in State
Governor Bickett issued a proclamation designating Tuesday, November 1, as a legal holiday to mark the first anniversary of the armistice ending World War I and urged substantial contributions to state movements honoring veterans.
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Raleigh
Bickett
Weist Urges True Repentance at First Reformed Church
Dr Weist delivered a sermon on The Nature and Need of Repentance at the First Reformed Church last night using Judas as a model of false repentance. He argued real repentance requires a complete heart change, not fear or worldly consequences. The evangelist, praised for proclamation and singing, will preach at 11 o clock tomorrow on The Supreme Need of the Soul.
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Seoul
Five townships boards discuss consolidating High Point high schools
A joint meeting of five school districts Springfield Oak Hill Mechanicsville Welch and Delano discussed consolidating High Point township high schools. Chairman W M Marr outlined benefits and future steps including district meetings within three weeks and possible legislative plans in May.
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Hligh Point Township
Commercial Club
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Oak Hill
Mechanicsville
Welch
Delano
W. M. Marr
Middle West
Marr
High Point
Sam Willis
Dave Baker
Holloman
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Foust
C. F. Tomlinson
W. C. Jones
Coal output falls during first day of strike
The Geological Survey estimates bituminous coal production last Saturday, the first day of the strike, at about 700 000 tons. This is well below the normal daily output of nearly 2 000 000 tons.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Judge Webb to make Charlotte home after Senate approval
Judge E Yates Webb, whose nomination to the federal bench was confirmed this week, announced that he will relocate to Charlotte and make it his home.
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Charlotte
E Yates Webb
Senate
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