Jordan Will Continue Series Special Sermons Tonight
Rev G Ray Jordan of Wesley Memorial Methodist outlines a youth oriented Sunday evening series linked by love courtship and marriage with Sunrise at Mid-Night in the morning. The church school aims for 1200 attendance by November 8 and introduces a parent education class for ages 6 to 12 led by Mrs H T Hudson.
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G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Jordan
Wesley Memorial Choir
H. T. Hudson
T. Wingate Andrews
St Edward's Catholic Parish Plans Sunday Schedule
The usual program will be observed with mass at 9:00 a m and Sunday school at 9:45 followed by evening devotion at 7:45. The sermon will be read with the text Go thy way thy son liveth.
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ST. Edward's Catholic
St. Edward's Catholic Church
West End Baptist Busy Sunday Services Planned
Rev. Hoyle Love, pastor of West End Baptist Church, will conduct regular services tomorrow. The morning sermon topic is The Preeminence of Love, and the evening message covers the last half of Romans chapter one.
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West End
First Baptist Church to Hear Dr Conrad in Dual Sermons
The pastor Dr A B Conrad will speak at First Baptist in morning on Gods Candles and in evening on The Challenge of Christianity. Regular Sunday program includes Sunday School morning service B Y P U and evening service with loyalty month emphasis and programs each Sunday closing exercise.
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First Baptist Church
A. B. Conrad
St Mary's Episcop al Holy Communion Schedule
St Mary s Episcopal church holds holy communion tomorrow at 8:00 a m. Church school meets at 9:30 followed by morning prayer and the sermon at 11 o clock. The Young People's Confirmation class meets at 5:30 and the New People s Service League at 6:30. Visitors are assured a cordial welcome.
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ST. Mary's Episcopal
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Church School
Ne People's Service League
Emmanuel Lutheran Sermon Series Begins Sunday
Emanuel Lutheran Church will hear "Life Without Christ, and life With Christ" as the Sunday morning sermon. At 7:30 p.m. the pastor opens a series on "The Evangelical Church" that continues through Reformation Sunday November 1.
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Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Evangelical Church
Formation Destruction and Reform of the Subject Outline
The outline presents three phases: its formation, its desertion, and its reformation. Each phase outlines shifts in structure, loyalty, and policy, highlighting transitions from creation to abandonment and finally restoration within the subject's historical arc.
Central Friends Sunday School Sets Record Attendance
Central Friends Sunday School reports record attendance last Sunday morning and invites all to return tomorrow at 9 45 for department exercises. Reverend Tom A Sykes will speak at 11 on Money Little Coins That Count to the children and on Today's World Crisis Our Opportunity for adults, followed by a 7 30 evening talk on The World of Electrons and Souls. All are welcome to attend all services.
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Central Friends
Tom A. Sykes
Mr. Sykes
The
David Lee Cooper Dies In Hospital
David Lee Cooper two year old son of Mr and Mrs G W Cooper died last night at 12 30 in a local hospital after a brief illness He was born in High Point Sept 1 1929 and is survived by his parents two brothers G W Cooper Jr Billy Ray Cooper a sister Dorothy Cooper grandmother Mrs Lida Cooper and grandparents Mr and Mrs J B Brewer Funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 PM at the home 407 W Green Street with interment in Oakwood cemetery
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David Lee Cooper
G. W. Cooper
High Point
G. W
Verta Brewer Cooper
G. W. Cooper, Jr
Bille Ray Cooper
Dorothy Cooper
Lida Cooper
J. B. Brewer
Cooper
South Carolina
W. Green Street
Oakwood Cemetery
Adventists Hold Regular Services at Local Church
Seventh Day Adventist services were held at the church on Springdale Road and King Street led by Rev. John EB All who preached at 11:15 on “All the Children of Israel Had Light In Their Dwelling.” Sunday school met at 9:45 with John H. Mackinfus as superintendent. Services are planned for tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. with a sermon on “The Events To Take Place at the Second Advent of Our Lord.”
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Seventh Day Adventist
Springdale Road
King Street
John EB. All
Israel
John H. Mackinfus
Welch Memorial M P Church Holds Special Revival Service
At Welch Memorial M P Church a special Saturday night revival service is held tonight at 7 30 led by Rev J R Anderson continuing a weeklong revival. Congregation requests prompted the meeting as a continuation of the revival.
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Welch Memorial M. P. Church
J. R. Anderson
Stove Explosion Calls Fire Crews To North Hamilton Home
Firemen from station number four answered a noon alarm at 1503 North Hamilton to a stove explosion in the kitchen. There was no blaze and only light smoke reported with no damage.
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T. Lewis
North
Hamilton
Bathward song request sparks playful banter Tit Bits
A light humor item from Tit Bits notes Mr Johnson declines a singing request saying his voice is limited to the bath. The quip prompts a tease about his lack of practice and a playful wager among friends.
Coal Deposits in Colombia Reach 27 Million Tons
Coal is found in most regions of Colombia with an estimated resource base of 27,000,000 metric tons. A new bank security alarm is operated by a worker lifting a toe lever and sounds until switched off.
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Colombia
World's Largest Turbines To Power Swedish Station
Two turbines touted as the world’s largest will be installed on Sweden’s new Vargon power station, to be completed in 1933. Each turbine costs 268000 dollars, underscoring a major advance in the nation’s electricity generation plans.
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Vargon
Sweden
Silk thread used in German device construction
Silk cannon uses silk thread for strength after being wrapped around steel tubes to reach the needed size.
Baseball Pitch Speed and Electricity Use Rise
The text states that the ball leaves the pitcher's hand at about 90 feet per second and that per capita electricity consumption in the United States has more than doubled over the last ten years.
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United States
Capone Trial Sees Jurors in Federal Income Tax Case
Jurors in Chicago listen as the case against Al Capone on income tax fraud charges proceeds in federal court. The group of twelve includes W J Henrichs and A C Smart among others, with U S Marshal H Ke leading security as proceedings continue.
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al Capone
Chicago
W. J. Henrichs
Thornton, l
A. C. Smart
Libertyville
Ill
W. F McCormick
Maywood
Arthur O. Edison Park
Louis J. Woelfersheim
John A. Walter
Yorkville
Til
George H. Larsen
Thornton
A. G. Maether
Prairie View
Louis P. Ae
Wilmington
Burr Dugan
Clare
Nate C. Brown
St. Charles
M. E. Marchant
Waukegan, Til
U. S. Marshall
Captain Hawks Sets Richmond Charlotte Speed Record Flight
Captain Frank Hawks, famed for speed, flew more than 200 miles from Richmond to Charlotte in 70 minutes at about 200 mph. After fog detour at South Boston he returned to Richmond then headed toward Charlotte for an air show. Spectators at High Point Wofford game watched the rapid plane pass in under a minute.
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Frank Hawks
International
High Point
Richmond
Charlotte
Boston
Captain Hawks
Southern
Regular Services Sunday At First M. P.
Rev R I Farmer delivers the 11 oclock sermon Keeping the Faith by Keeping Going at First M P Church corner North Main and Richardson streets. Mildred Luce from High Point college plays Viotti Andante and Chadwick Come Unto Me sung by the choir. Broth hood Groups 1 and 2 lead the 7 30 evening service with F R Allman and L F Ferree in charge. E B Stim son organ recital at 715. Evening sermon Men Who Came Back.
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R. I. Farmer
North Main
Richardson Streets
Mildred Luce
High Point College
Viotti
Chadwick
Brothhood
F. R. Allman
L. F. Ferree
E. B. Stimson
Communion Service At Reformed Church
The First Reformed church will hold a holy communion service tomorrow at 11 o'clock. A new member service follows revival conversions. Sunday school aims for 200 attendees at 9 45 with Junior and Young People's Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm. The 7 30 pm night service marks the 400th anniversary of Ulrich Zwirgle's death. Prayer service next week will be led by J R Young in the pastor’s absence.
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First Reformed Church
Christian Endeavor Societies
The
Reformed Church
Ulrich Zwirgle
J. R. Young
Cherry Blossoms Display Brighten October Window
A cherry tree in full bloom despite October chill belongs to W. H. Spoon of Archdale. Blossoms from the tree are shown today in the window of The Enterprise, adding an unlikely splash of color to the scene.
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W. H. Spoon
Archdale
Floating Sweater for Hunters and Fishermen Unveiled
A new sweater for hunters and fishermen features tubes filled with buoyant material to keep a wearer afloat for several hours. The moon’s maximum temperature at mid day is reported as 244 degrees Fahrenheit.
Regular Program At Calvary Methodist
Calvary church holds services with Sunday school at 9 45 a m supervised by A H Holton. The pastor preaches in morning and evening messages The Witnessing Christian at 11 00 and The Holy Spirit Convincing the World at 7 30 Young People organize at 645 with Lawrence Lee from High Point college on Epworth League program Visitors welcomed to all services.
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Calvary Church
A. H. Holton
Lawrence Lee
High Point College
Epworth League
Dr Nabers To Close Sermons On Palestine
Dr Charles Haddon Nabers of First Presbyterian preaches Sunday on The Land of Unfulfilled Dreams at morning service and speaks five minutes to youths on Tongue Troubles. Evening talk on The Land of Sacred Story follows as the second Palestine address. church school meets at 9 45 for Bible study.
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First Presbyterian Church
Charles Haddon Nabers
Nabers
Palestine
Church School
High Point Drum Corps Dazzles In Charlotte Parade
High Point’s newly formed Imps of Hell drum and bugle corps led by Drum Major Mike Shiplett wowed thousands in a Charlotte parade honoring Henry L. Stevens Jr. The event featured 2,000 attendees at the public exercises in the armory and a big banquet hosted by the chamber of commerce.
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Charlotte
Hell
High Point
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Imps of Hell, Inc
Nashville
TRE Imps
Clarence True Wilson
Pit
Forest H. Shuford
Stevens
Cameron Morrison
Chamber of Commerce
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Gastonia
Greensboro
Albemarne
High Point Drum and Bugle Corps
106Th Engineers
120Th Infantry
Winston- Salem
105Th Engineers
Salisbury
Shelby
North Wilkesboro
113Th Field Artillery
Monroe
Albemarle
30Th Division
Leaksville
109Th Cavalry
Lincolnton
Statesville
118Th Infantry
Rock Hill
Fort Mill
New Bern
Kannapolis
Charlotte Legion
Mount Pleasant
Junior Auxiliary
Boy Scouts
Postal and Western Union
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