Visiting Pastors To Preach Here Sunday
Visiting ministers will occupy pulpits in High Point churches Sunday. Rev. J. P. Pegg of Burlington will speak at Welch Memorial at 11 a m. The First Methodist Protestant church will host another conference preacher at 11. The First Evangelical and Reformed church will feature the play Bread at 7 30 p m. Services follow in Springfield Friends and Green Street Baptist churches with revival plans announced.
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High Point
J. P. Pegg
Burlington
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
First Methodist Protestant Church
First Evangelical and Reformed
Springfield Friends
Clara I. Cox
Job
Christian Endeavor
John Purcelle
Monroe Hedricks
Stewardship on Sunday at First Baptist Church
Dr. A B Conrad, pastor, will preach on Stewardship at Sunday morning service and again at evening service with subject to be announced. Sunday school starts 9 45. Plans for annual Thanksgiving offering to Baptist Orphanage at Thomasville on Sunday the twenty fifth. Woman's Missionary Society meets Monday 3 p.m. Prayer meeting and B Y P U Wednesday 7 30 p.m. Public invited.
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First Baptist
A. B. Conrad
Conrad
Baptist
Thomasville
Woman's Missionary Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Sermons on Foolish and Wise Folly
Emmanuel Lutheran church schedules a Sunday service at 11 o'clock with the sermon Foolish Wisdom and Wise Foolishness based on Matthew 25 2 4 and a 720 pm sermon How the Word of God Acts Upon the Soul of Man from Hebrews 4 12 13. Sunday school details follow.
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Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
God
Evangelical & Reformed Church Weekly Schedule
The Evangelical and Reformed Church invites all to Sunday School at 9 45 with Teachers Recitation Day at the 11 o clock service. Rev W R Shaffer preaches on Shin ing As the Stare. Edgar Whitener addresses teachers. Evening service 6 30 features Young People’s Christian Endeavor. A 7 30 play Bread is staged and described as especially valuable. Wednesday prayer 7 30 led by the pastor. Friday canvassers meet at the Whitener home to plan next Sundays Every Member Canvass.
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Evangelical & Reformed
W. R. Shaffer
Edgar Whitener
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Salvation Army Schedule With Captain Armstrong Leading
The Salvation Army hosts an open air meeting Saturday at 7 30 PM. Sunday events include a 9 45 AM company meeting an 11 AM Holiness meeting 2 PM songsters practice 3 PM Christians praise meeting 6 15 PM teachers training class 7 PM young people's legion and 8 PM salvation meeting. Captain Paul Armstrong of Statesville will lead the Sunday afternoon service.
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Salvation Army
Holiness
Christians’ Praise
Young People’s Legion
Salvation Meeting
Paul Armstrong
Statesville
Welch Memorial M. P. Sunday Services and Sunday School
Welch Memorial M. P. announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m with superintendent O W Brown. Morning worship at 11 a m conducted by Rev J P Pegs visiting from the Methodist Protestant conference in Greensboro. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 15 p m no evening service.
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Welch Memorial M. P
O. W. Brown
J. P. Pegs
Burlington
Methodist Protestant Conference
Greensboro
Christian Endeavor
Pilgrim Holiness Church Announces Sunday Services
Pilgrim Holiness Sunday school meets at 9 30 a m with Jesse D Jennings as superintendent Three services Sunday at 11 00 a m 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m Rev L Le Wadell of Fredora Kansas to lead prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7 30 o clock Public invited to attend all services.
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Pilgrim Holiness Sunday School
Jesse D. Jennings
Rev. L. le Wadell
Fredora
Kas
Christian Science Sunday Services and Radio Program
Christian Science churches announce Mortals and Immortals as the Sunday topic. Services at 11 a.m. at 309 North Main Street with Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. Reading room hours 2 to 4 30 Wednesday and Friday. An interview with Dr Walton Hubbard will air on WBIG Greensboro Sunday at 2 p.m. and a five week radio series follows. Public invited to attend.
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Societies of Christ
North Main Street
Walton Hubbard
WBIG
Greensboro
Hubbard
Marys Episcopal Church Sunday Services
Marys Episcopal Church holds services on the 26th Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 8 00 a m church school at 9 45 a m morning prayer and sermon at 11 00 a m and Young Peoples Service League at 6 30 p m A program of music by High Point college students will be offered at the Y P L event The rector Rev How S Hartsell and church school members attend a church school Institute at St Pauls in Winston Salem today.
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Yurech School Institute
St. Paul
Winston-Salem
Sabbath School and Church Services Announced
Seventh Day Adventist holds Sabbath school at 9 45 a m and morning sermon at 11 20 about ambassadors to plead with sinners Sunday event at Carolina theater 7 30 p m on hell and its fate East Green Street Christian church hosts Sunday service at 11 a m at M T Wrenn 2109 East Green Street Prayer meeting set for Wednesday at 7 p m at C T Honeysucker 1809 Franklin Street
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Seventh-Day Adventist
Carolina Theater
Hell
East Green Street
Freedom of Christian Service at Main St M E
Rev J P Hipps pastor will preach at 11 a m on the subject Freedom of Christian Service. Evening service at 7 30 o clock Sunday night. Sunday school convenes at 9 30 a m and mid week prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7 30.
Local Baptist leaders honored at state convention meeting
Piedmont Baptist association and High Point churches received tribute at the Baptist State convention held in New Bern. Grover H. Jones of First Baptist was named State Baptist hospital trustee and joined the committee of committees. Clarence A. Smith of First Baptist was re elected to the State board and appointed to the enrollment committee. Attendees from High Point included A B Conrad J M Hilliard C N Royal Hoyle Love and A Lincoln Falk. next year’s convention will be in Asheville.
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Piedmont Baptist Association
High Point Baptist Churches
Baptist State Convention
New Bern
Grover H. Jones
First Baptist Church
State Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Jones
Zeno Wall
Greensboro
R. N. Simms
Raleigh
Clarence A. Smith
Baptist State Board
Smith
High Point
Mr. Jones
A. B. Conrad
J. M. Hilliard
C. N. Royal
Hoyle Love
A. Lincoln Falk
Asheville
Wesley Memorial Plans Two Services With Music and Talks
Dr W A Lambeth will preach on The New Old Time Religion at 11 tomorrow at Wesley Memorial Church. Liston Pope will discuss What Makes a City Great at 730. Special music features Maunders Song of Thanksgiving and Coombs God Shall Wipe Away All Tears. Choirs will perform and a Kipling Recessional will be offered as an offertory solo. The church school meets at 945 under W B Hall. A violin solo will be played at the young peoples supper at 630, with increased attendance recently. A Wesley Memorial delegation will attend a laymen’s meeting at West Market Street Greensboro at 230 tomorrow to discuss the new church financial plan.
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W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Church
Liston Pope
Maunder
Coombs
Kipling
DeKoven
Church School
W. B. Hall
Hubert Lane Barrer
Young People’s Department
Wesley Memorial Stewards
West Market Street
Greensboro
Visiting North Carolina minister to preach at First M E P
A visiting minister from the North Carolina Annual Conference, in Greensboro this week, will preach at the First Methodist Protestant Church at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. The evening sermon by Rev. J. Clay Madison is on Testing Your Strength. A quartet, led by Mrs. J. H. Allred and others, will perform offertory.
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North Carolina
Greensboro
North Main and
Richardson Streets
J. Clay Madison
J. H. Allred
Margaret Curry
Burt Asbury
A. J. Koonce
J. Ha Jennings
Junior
Christian Endeavor Society
Stewardship
Young People's Christian Endeavor Society
Woman's Auxiliary
Revival services begin at Ward Street Methodist church
Revival services start tomorrow night at Ward Street Methodist church with Pastor Reva J W Grace assisted by Mrs L Steidly. The pastor will preach at Archdale at 11 o clock tomorrow. Sunday school at both churches is at 6 45.
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Ward Street
Methodist Protestants Reaffirm Faith at High Point College
North Carolina Methodist Protestants renewed their faith during a Friday conference session at High Point College. The event marked the college’s tenth anniversary milestone following a strong first decade. local leaders and delegates from across the state attended to pledge commitment.
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High Point College
North Carolina
Adjustments of charges and college drive outlined
Raleigh notes a busy week at the state utilities commission with hearings on Southern Bell rate reductions, rail switching charges, Atlantic Coast Line agency discontinuance, and bus franchise petitions between Washington and Swan Quarter. The article then shifts to High Point College, praising founders Dr. R. M. Andrews and Dr. J. F. McCulloch, detailing a robust conference program, student body growth, debt reduction, and a proposed College Committee of Ten to promote support and enrollment statewide.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Southern Railway System
Southern
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Carrington and Jones Transfer Company of
Washington
Swan Quarter
Belhaven
Calvary M E Church Announces Sunday Services
Calvary M E Church holds morning worship at 11 o clock with Rev Needham preaching A Creed for Advancing Christians. Evening service at 7 o clock centers on Sin. Church school at 9 45 led by A H Holton. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.00. All worshippers invited.
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Calvary M. E
M. Needham
Calvary Church
A. H. Holton
Evangelistic Services End Soon at First Wesleyan Church
Revival at First Wesleyan Methodist on Newton Meadows Chestnut streets nears close with Rev. E W Black of Roanoke Va leading sermons from John 316 and nightly services. Virginia Bailey assists as song evangelist and children’s services run each evening. Visiting pastors A F Connor Colfax NC and Sallie Parker Hickory NC attended.
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FIRST
Wesleyan Methodist
Newton, Meadows and
Chestnut Strets
E. W. Black
Roanoke
N. C
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Mr. Black
A. R. Tucker
Virginia Bailey
Miss Baley
A. F. Connor
Colfax
Sallie Parker
Hickory N. C
Saint Edward's Mass Schedule and Church Activities
The children's instruction on the Mass continues Sunday at 8 45 with Mass at 9 15. Evening devotions with sermon at 7 30. Weekday Mass 7 A M and Saturday 8 A M. Confessions Saturday 4 30 to 5 30 and 7 to 8 P M. Choir rehearsal Monday 7 45 P M. Classes for children Thursday 4 15 and Friday 3 30 and 4 P M. Wednesday is the feast of Presentation Mass at the usual hour.
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Saint Edward's the
The Christ of the Present Tense at North Main 8th Street Baptist
Morning worship at 11 o'clock features Rev. A. Lincoln Falk speaking on The Christ of the Present Tense. Evening service at 7 includes a brief report on the Baptist state convention. Sunday school begins 9 45 with B T U at 6. Public invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main
Baptist
A. Lincoln Falk
Baptist State Convention
Central Bible School Plans Morning Classes and Services
Central Bible school, Horace Hawworth superintendent, opens at 9:45 a.m. with classes for all ages. The Brotherhood class led by David H Parsons meets at the same hour. Rev Tom A Sykes preaches at 11 a.m. on The Worship Most Acceptable to God and again at 7:30 p.m. on The Outlook and Expectations That Continue Conservative. The pastoral committee led by Joseph D Cox meets in the annex Monday at 7:30 p.m. Monthly church business is set for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs H A White as clerk. Senior and junior C KE societies meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. all young persons invited.
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Central Bible School
Horace Haworth
Brotherhood
David H. Parsons
Tom A. Sykes
Joseph D. Cox
H. A. White
C. KE
Dunfermline League Sets Fixed Fines for Officials
The Dunfermline and District Football League of Scotland has introduced a fixed scale of fines for assaulting referees and other officials. The move aims to deter violence and ensure disciplinary consistency across matches.
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Dunfermline and District Football League of Scotland
Civitan Club of Three Cities Holds Joint Meeting
About a hundred Civitan members from High Point Winston Salem and Greensboro attended a joint session at the Elwood hotel. Dr A B Conrad spoke on citizenship avoiding war and opposing radical movements. Music was provided by Robert Fearing Dorothy Rankin and others as W F Bailey led proceedings with plans for the next meeting in Greensboro.
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Civitans
High Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Elwood
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Robert Fearing
Dorothy Rankin
A. W. Hard
Dan Smith
High Point Civitan
W. F. Bailey
Fred Willis
Asheville
Civitan International
Horace Haworth
Conrad
Harry L. Brockmann
Royster Thurman
Leonard appeals after four month road sentence in manslaughter case
W P Leonard of High Point and Greensboro dry cleaning operator gives notice of appeal in Superior court after being sentenced to four months on the county roads for manslaughter. Judge Felix E Alley offered three to five years unless restitution of 1500 dollars is paid to the mother of Ralph M Jones and to Elizabeth Story. Leonard ordered to wear felon’s stripes while serving. Bond set at 2500 dollars.
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Greensboro
W. P. Leonard
High Point
Superior
Felix E. Alley
Alley
Leonard
Ralph M. Jones
Groomtown
Elizabeth Story
Silas B. Casey
Multiple Minor Robberies Reported In Recent Days
Several thefts and break ins were reported to police over the last two days. Thieves took about 40 rolls of roofing material from Carolina Container company. Chickens were stolen from J A Honeycutt and Arthur Bullo properties. Shoes from a Wrenn street shop were taken, a spare tire and rim vanished from Ney Evans’s car, and a bicycle stolen from Car Justice estate. the bike was recovered and a juvenile suspect referred to authorities.
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O. Peebles
Carolina Container Company
J. A. Honeycutt
Mills Street
Arthur Bullo
Chestnut Street
Herbert Everhart
Wrenn Stret
Ney Evans
Car Justice
Willowbrook Street
Ave
Rayon output in Japan rises in first half year
Rayon production in Japan for the first half reached about 68.817 million pounds, up from 43.171 million pounds in the same period of 1933, reflecting a marked increase in output.
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Japan
Twelve Tractors Arrive In City For Erosion Work
Twelve new 40 horsepower tractors arrive in High Point to support erosion control in North Carolina. E R Raney, Soil Erosion Service chief, says each machine can terrace over a mile daily. Tractors will serve Brown Creek at Wadesboro and Greensboro with Reedy Fork projects, bringing High Point area heavy machinery to 20. Twelve terracing grading machines also arriving.
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North Carolina
High Point
E. R. Raney
Soil Erosion Service
Mr. Raney
Brown Creek
Wadesboro
Greensboro
Deep River
Raney
Affray leads to arrest over sever throat wound
Clyde Morris was arrested on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon after a cutting scrape at the Perry and East Washington intersection left B S Garbee with a serious throat gash. Garbee was treated at Guilford General hospital and remained listed in serious but resting condition. Morris posted bond for municipal court appearance.
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Clyde Morris
Centennial Avenue
B. S. Garbee
Perry
East Washington
Garbee
Morris
Mra. Morris
Lewis E. Teague
Guilford General Hospital
Sechrest
Local Boy Elected Fraternity Officer
Sigma Pi Alpha at State College elected new officers for the coming year at a meeting this week. I. O. Garodnick of Newark, N J, was named president with Aileen Jenrette of Raleigh as vice president, C. E. Hayworth of High Point as treasurer, and F. C. Johnson of Norlina as secretary.
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Raleigh
Sigma Pi Alpha
State College
I. O. Garodnick
Newark
N. d
Dent
Aileen Jenrette
C. E. Hayworth
High Point
F. C. Johnson
Norlina
Realty Purchase Corp Seeks Possession of High Point Property
A suit filed in the Superior Court seeks possession of a North Wrenn Street property in High Point from occupants James OC Welch and Lula May Welch. The petition requests a court order for eviction and the appointment of a receiver, plus rent due of 20 dollars monthly since May 29.
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Greensboro
Clerk of Superior Court
The
Realty Purchase Corporation
James OC
Welch
Lula May Welch
North Wrenn Street
High Point
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Sunday School Schedule
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan will meet at 9 45 a m with J H Wigeher as superintendent. At 11 a m and 730 p m P Buck will preach. The young people's service is at 630 p m. Dr G H Crowell will teach the Bible class during the Sunday school hour. Rev J L Bolen is pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan
J. HH. Wigeher
Buck
G. H. Crowell
J. L. Bolen
Visiting minister to preach at Gospel Tabernacle Sunday
A visiting minister will deliver the regular 11 a.m. and 7 30 p m sermons at Gospel Tabernacle. Sunday school meets at the usual hour. At 8 30 a m the Tabernacle program airs on WBIG Greensboro.
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Gospel Tabernacle
Tabernacle
WBIG
Greensboro
Rose Bampton to Sing in Salem with Civic Association
Metropolitan Opera singer Rose Bampton will perform in Salem Thursday night under the Winston-Salem Civic Mustle Association. The appearance marks a notable North Carolina debut for the young artist, who has risen rapidly in the musical world.
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Rose Bampton
Metropolitan Opera Com
Salem
Winston-Salem
Mise Bampton
North Caro
Metropolitan
Two Injured In City Car Collision
Earl V. Womble and Tom McMillan, both of this city, received minor injuries when the car they occupied was struck at the field entrance by a second vehicle traveling along Greensboro road. Womble had a scalp wound and McMillan a head laceration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl V
Womble
Tom Millan
Mr. Womble
Mr. McMillan
Greensboro Road
Rotary Club Donates Fifty Dollars In Lump Sum
The High Point Rotary Club decided to donate fifty dollars as a lump sum for the Give A Lunch program. Corrections note the luncheon meeting is Thursday at the Sheraton hotel, not the previously announced Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Rotary Club
Sheraton
Two Injured In Head-On Collision Near Glenola
Frank Allen and Lee Osborne sustained injuries in a head-on crash on the Anboro road about miles below Glenola yesterday around 5 30 p m. Allen suffered possible fractured ribs while Osborne had a head cut and damaged ears. Both were treated by Yow's ambulance at their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allen
Near
The
Lee Osborne
Glenola
Mr. Allen
High Point
Mr. Osborne
Italy Considers Draining Ponting Marshes Project
Italian authorities study a plan to drain Ponting Marshes amid environmental and regional impact concerns. Officials weigh water management benefits against habitat loss and local opposition from environmental groups and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
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