Baptist Churches and Services Listed by City
A compiled notice lists local Baptist churches with pastors, Sunday school times, preaching hours, B Y P U and prayer meeting schedules. It covers many congregations including First Baptist North Main, Hilliard Memorial, Southside, Green Street, West End, North Park, North Main, and more with contact details and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist First Baptist
North Main Street
A. B. Conrad
A. E. Tate
Y. P
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Thomasville Road
Hughey O. Miller
L. E. Edwards
Southside Baptist
Highland Avenue
Station Street
O. A. Elmore
A. J. Borland
Green Street
Geo. T. Tunstall
J. D. Barnette
Mechanicsville Primitive
J. W. Tuttle
Sam McCullan
West End Baptist
Francis A. Moser
Hoyle Love
North Park
Putnam Avenue
B. H. Watkine
B. Y. Gladden
North Main Baptist Church
W. P. McCarter
Roscoe Clinard
Grace Street Mission
W. L. Hicks
W. E. Hatchett
Roosevelt and Morrow emerge as top 1932 presidential prospects
Washington dispatch notes New York Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt and New Jersey Senator-elect Dwight W. Morrow as leading potential presidential nominees for 1932. Roosevelt, a Democrat, is regarded as the front runner for the Democrats while Morrow is seen as a strong Republican possibility. Both overcame personal and political hurdles and are expected to remain in the national spotlight regardless of nomination outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Roosevelt
al Smith
Democrats
Cherie Morrow
Morgan
Mexico
Morrow
Hoover
Albany
Morgan Banking
Mexico City
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Democratic
New York World
Norris
Nebraska
Walsh
Montana
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Harvard Crimson
University Corporation
State Senate
Wilson
Navy
Smith
Houston
Coolidge
Senate
H. H. Lehman
Lehman
Curtiss Dall
James
Local church schedule across Saint Marys North Main and wards
Multiple congregations list worship times, Sunday schools, and midweek services across Saint Marys, including Episcopal Saint Marys North Main Farriss avenues, Methodist Episcopal Wesley Memorial, Calvary M E, Westminster area churches and Salvation Army. It notes pastors, superintendents, and weekly programs plus a Watchtower radio plug.
Church and Sunday School Schedules Listed by Local Congregations
Reed of church listings shows multiple congregations with pastors and service times. Reformed First Reformed Church led by Rev W R Shaffer offers Sunday school at 9 45 am morning worship at 11 am and evening worship at 7 30 pm. Pilgrim led by Rev T R Howard has Sunday school 9 45 am, services 11 am and 7 pm, with midweek prayer. Saint Paul Holiness Church and others note Bible reading and youth meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
E. M. Jones
F. B. Lindley
Salvation Army
Main
Clay Streets
John O’beirne
Holiness
Young People’s Legion
First Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
M. F. Crooks
Pearson Street
O. C. Crone
Jane Willoughby
Pilgrim
T. R. Howard
Jesse Jennings
Young People’s Society
Pentecostal
Highland Avenue
J. F. Goins
J. B L. Oham
Saint Paul
Colored Churches Mount Zion and First Baptist Notices
Mt Zion Baptist at 618 Hulda Street lists Sunday school 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. B Y P U at 6 p.m. with Annie Williams president. First Baptist at East Washington and Hobson notes pastor Rev S D Townsend and church motto A Church towert Serves the Community. St Mark's Christian Endeavor meets 6:30 p.m. and preaching 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays feature prayer at 7:30. St Luke's Lutheran Church is also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Memorial M. P
Mangum
Lake Streets
Geo. L. Curry
C. W. Hoover
Christian Endeavor
Lebanon M. P
Edward Suits
J. W. Montgomery
Vera Hedgecock
Christian Enpianist
Deaver
J. E. Melton
Emmanual Baptist Church
Price and
Leonard Streets
G. W. Buckham
Roosevelt Miller
Sisters’ Prayer
Baptist
Mt. Zion
Hulda Street
Edgar Leak
Annie Williams
S. D. Townsend
First Baptist
East
Washington and
Hobson Streets
Towet
F. R. Mason
S. S. Whitted
H. M. Kirkpatrick
St. Mark’s Christian Endeavor
St. Stephen’s A. M. E. Zion
J. B. A. Yelverton
Sunda
W. B. Steele
Home Church League
Women's Memorial A. M. E
East Washington St
L. W. Easterling
C. E. League
Brooks Memorial M. E
Fairview Street
W. C. Scarborough
Epworth League
Leland C. M. E
Hay and
H. C. Walker
Robert
Steele
Community Church Notices and Schedules
Corner Leonard and Walnut announces parish roles including Rev J E Shufelt and Miss Mattie B McCon aughey with morning and evening services and Holy Communion on alternating first Sundays. A list of churches, pastors, Sunday schools, leagues, and service times follows for St Mark's, A M E Zion, Home Church League, Brooks Memorial, Leland C M E, Calvary Baptist, and others with sermon, hymn, and prayer meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard and Walnut
J. E. Shufelt
Mattie B. McConaughey
James Motley
Young People’s Society
W. E. T. Charlotte
Lutheran Radio Hour
St. Mark's Methodist
H. L. Ashe
W. M. Holt
Epworth
Baptists Convene Next Week at Wake Forest
Wake Forest lines up the Baptist state convention for November 13 with events on November 11 and 12 in Raleigh. The highlight is Thurman D. Kitchin’s address at Wingate Memorial hall at noon, followed by the college glee club under Prof. W A Potter. Alumni banquet at Sir Walter hotel on Wednesday features toastmaster E J Britt. Dr J Clyde Turner of Greensboro leads this year, a 1899 graduate and former varsity baseball catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman D. Kitchin
Wingate Memorial Hall
College Glee Club
W. A. Potter
Wake Forest
Sir Walter Hotel
E. J. Britt
Lumberton
Baptist State Convention
J. Clyde Turner
Greensboro
Konjola Endorsed By Louisville Woman For Health Return
Mrs. William Brady of Louisville testifies that two years ago her stomach kidneys and nerves caused great trouble. After using five bottles of Konjola she reports improved digestion kidney function reduced headaches and better sleep. She endorses the product as alcohol free and urges a six to eight bottle course. Sold at Main No. 1 Drug Store 105 South Main Street High Point NC and by leading druggists in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brady
North 19Th Street
Louisville
High Point
North Carolina
South Main Street
Adv
Whose car is it for the House speaker
A brief Associated Press note from Washington recalls that the United States provides a car for the speaker of the House. Before last Tuesday Garner called it "our car." After telegram exchanges Longworth asked whose car it is and Garner replied it may be his and offered to let Longworth ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sam
House of Representatives
Garner
Longworth
Independent Republican candidate seeks admission to almshouse
Staunton Virginia report states Carney Kelly Rosser, defeated 10 to 1 at the polls, seeks admission to the local almshouse as an indigent candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Carney Kelly Rosser
Congress
Almshouse
Miss Claire Owens Elected to Nebraska Legislature
Exeter Neb announces Miss Claire E Owens who has been blind since childhood was elected to the legislature. She previously served as music supervisor in local schools and on the county school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Neb
Claire E. Owens
Horse of 10000 roses decorates New York dinner
A dinner dance in New York hosted by Mrs. Thomas Logan honored National Horse Show officials. The centerpiece featured a horse sculpture made of 10 000 roses standing 10 feet tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Logan
Blacksmith J Logan Dunlap Dies in Valley Mills Fire Accident
Valley Mills Va veteran of Lee’s forces J Logan Dunlap died at age 88 after a fire at his forge ignited his coat. He had been a lifelong blacksmith and last illness kept him from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Mills
J. Logan Dunlap
Lee
Tuberculosis death rate could halve if every American abstained for ten years
Basil G. Eaves of the National Tuberculosis Association told a Paterson luncheon that if every person avoided oscallation for ten years the tuberculosis death rate would drop by about half, though he called the plan impractical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Basil G. Eaves
National Tuberculosis Association
United States
Hypothetical Whale Die-Off and Oil Output Contrast
In a Tulsa viewpoint, author imagines 20 million whales killed in a year and notes that the oil from their bodies would equal the nation's oil production last year from wells, illustrating the vast scale of U S petroleum output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Imperial Conference Warns Over Yard Standard Change
Experts at the Imperial Conference urge action as the standard imperial yard has shrunk two thousandths of an inch since its bronze cast 80 years ago, prompting concern over measurement accuracy and trade standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Imperial Yard
Daily eye care tips for youthful sparkle and beauty
The article promotes eye beauty routines including mild salt or toracic acid baths, eye compacts made from rose leaves and camomile tea, hot and cold water applications, and daily massage. It advises against non medicinal eye drops and urges daily cleansing and use of gentle oils or creams to prevent wrinkles and maintain a radiant gaze.
Red Cross Membership Push Across United States
A Tomorrow feature urges readers to join the American Red Cross to fund its extensive mission work across the United States and its territorial possessions.
Crittenden Examines Seacoast History of North Carolina
Dr. Charles C. Crittenden of the UNC history faculty analyzes North Carolina's northern seacoast in the North Carolina Historical Review. He notes harbors and inlets are hindered by sand reefs, impeding overseas trade and limiting development despite various attempted improvements. Nature’s forces, he says, thwart efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Charles C. Crittenden
University History
North Carolina Historical Review
Crittenden
Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Red Cross Still Carries On For Service Members
Service and ex service men and their families find a constant friend and servant in the American Red Cross in camp and in hospital and in the furthering of compensation and other claims. The Red Cross still carries on. Do your part by joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian
First Christian Church
Tryon
West Green Streets
L. G. Gardner
J. M. Allred
North Hamilton Street
Church of God
Asheboro Street
J. R. Reese
Floyd E. McNeill
St. Edward’s
East Green
Park Streets
John P. Manley
Christian Science
New Broadhurst
Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran
F. L. Conrad
Charles E. Miller
Luther League
Friends
Main Street
Tom A. Sykes
Horace C. Hayworth
Brotherhood
Archdale Friends
Reuben J. Payne
Oscar L. Mce Campbell
Springfield Friends
Clara Cox
Bible
Young People’s
Dora EB Richardson
Oak Hill
C. E
Methodist Protestant First M. P
North Main
Richardson Streets
R. I. Farmer
English Street
M. P
Geo. L. Reynolds
J. A. Robbins
Prayer Meeting, Jr
Int. C. E
Ladies’ Aid
N. Y
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Cherry Street Presbyterian
North Perry Street
C. H. White
J. C. Morgan
Kings Chapel
Church of God Apostolic
Davis and
Moon Streets
Arebell Miller
Ila
Olds
Episcopal Saint Mary
W. B. McEwen
South Main
A. L. Aycock
J. W. Clinard
Calvary M. E
E. L. Kirk
A. H Holton
Highland
C. F. Womble
R. L. Proctor
Junior Epworth League
West View
F. M. Jones
Ward Street
R. M. Lowe
Charles Haddon Nabers
D. D
Lamar McCallum
Wesleyan Methodist First
Wesleyan Methodist
C. Connor
Newton and
Meadow Streets
International Bible
WHT
WPTF
Camel City Coach Line
Martinsville, Va
Rocky Mount
Roanoke
Mount Airy
N. C
Wytheville
Bristol, Tenn
Knoxville
Tenn
Florence
8. C
Charleston
S. C
Bluefield
W. Va
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Mich
Dayton
Cincinnati
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fla
Bristol
Points West
Vor
N. Main Street
Lutheran St
A. M. E. Zion
Calvary Baptist Calvary Maptist Church
Wail
Hilltop Streets
B. L. Humphrey
Baptists
Raleigh
World Alliance For International Friendship Through the Churches
Jacob Gould Schurman
Germany
S. Parks Cadman
Konjola
Associated Press
McCrary, Inc
Dep't
Carbon Hill
Ala
C. C. Crittenden
Miles
Weber Motor Company
Wrenn Street
Hudson— Essex
Packard
Wrecker Service
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