City Churches Present Summer Schedule and Services
Several city churches outline their summer routines with early and late services. First Methodist Protestant resumes regular worship under Rev. Roy I. Farmer, with Sunday School at 9:30 and a Junior Church at 11. Wesley Memorial lists morning and evening services and a full weekly calendar led by Rev. E. J. Harbison. The week includes B Y P U meetings, prayer services, and choir activities, with notice of a City B Y P A gathering at 2:30 PM today.
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First M. P
Wesley Memorial
First Reformed
Central Friends
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
First Methodist Protestant Church
Roy I. Farmer
Ohio
E. L. Douglas
R. I. Farmer
Faulkes
Ambrose
Alfred
Harrison
Gluck
Handel
Calver
Harrington
Newton
Gaul
Jesus
Rathbun
Agnes Dodson
Mason
E. J. Harbison
Bibl
U's
Boy Scouts
Friends
Main Street
Tom A. Sykes
Horace C. Hayworth
Brotherhood
Archdale Friends
Reuben J. Payne
Oscar L. McCampbell
Christian Endeavor
Springfield
Methodist Episcopal Wesley Memorial
John W. Moore
W. B. McEwen
Epworth
South Main
M. T. Smathere
J. W. Clinard
Calvary M. FE
Junior Epworth League
West View
Calvary M. E
Archdale M. E
EB. M. Jones
Epworth League
Methodist Protestant First M. P
North Main
Richardson Streets
R. IL. Farmer
E. Lester Ballard
English Street
Geo. L. Reynolds
W. T. Kennedy
J. A. Lee
L. F. Honeycutt
Edward Suits
J. W. Montgomery
Vera Hedgecock
First Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
M. F. Crooks
Prelude and Hymns at Morning and Evening Worship Services
The record lists morning and evening church schedules with hymns scriptures invocations and anthems. It includes names of choirs pastors and series titles such as The Gospel That Saves and Shall We Abandon Christianity.
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Jesus
Father
Central Friends Morning Service
Nevin
Spohr
A. B. Elam
Norman Fidler
Willard Mendenhall
Mary L. Cox
Ohio
Stainer
Weihe
Monk
Tom Alderman Sykes
Wagner
First Baptist
Bradbury
Foster
Lowry
Ladies Ask Full Attendance at Executive Committee Meeting
The ladies expect a full attendance of the Executive Committee tomorrow at 3 30 p m. All members are returning from vacation and the organizations should take on new life as a result.
Deacons Called to Regular Meeting Tomorrow Evening
The Chairman urges all Deacons to attend the regular meeting tomorrow evening, stressing it is a very important gathering and requesting full attendance.
Morning Worship at First Presbyterian with Hymns and Anthem
Morning service lists Prelude Joy Sanders and a sequence of hymns, anthems, and solos led by Wooler and Read, with offertories and a sermon. Ushers assign left and right aisles, door duties noted for several individuals.
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First Presbyterian
Sanders
Jesus
Perronet
Wooler
Doddridge
van de Water
Wesley
Webbe
Beddome
C. Garrett
W. A. Sides
Frank Winiskie
W. H. Currie
K. C. Denny
Notable Georgia caterer details life and triumphs
The piece profiles a Georgia-born caterer with five grown children and the title grandmother, recounting a life from farm work in north Georgia to baking and catering during her husband’s long illness. It notes her busy career, handling weddings, cakes, and can-do grit, with humor and resilience shaping her legacy.
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South
North
Georgia
Notable South Carolina Lineage Shaped by Culinary Success
The piece profiles descendants of two SC governors who built wealth through catering and business. It notes Mrs. Dull as a successful caterer, former head of economics at Bessie Tift, and author of a Southern cooking recipe collection. Advice on success emphasizes perseverance, value, and honor in work. It also mentions an Atlanta Woman's Club cooking school with a $2 admission and lists participating merchants and manufacturers for the upcoming Enterprise cooking school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Atlanta Woman's Club
North Carolina Public Service Co
American Bakeries
Smith Supply Co
National Bellas Hess Co
Clinard Milling Co
Bell Furniture Co
Beeson Hardware Co
Southern Cotton Oil Co
Rumford Baking Powder Co
Stamey’s Jewelry Store
Hutchen’s Grocery
Elm Street Cloverdale and Emma Blair school renovations completed
Successful board reports renovations at Elm Street Cloverdale and Emma Blair schools including painting washing waterproofing and floor polishing. Heating improvements were made at Cloverdale to adequately warm 23 classrooms and auditorium. Fencing and toilet upgrades completed to secure grounds and improve safety.
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Elm Street
Cloverdale
Emma Blair
Emma _. Blair
Emma _. Blair school
Park Street
William Penn High School
Hamilton Street
Ray Street
Local Fair Exhibits Call for Vegetable and Hobby Prizes
A long list outlines best collections and exhibits in vegetables flowers crafts and home arts. First prizes run 2 to 7.50 dollars and second prizes 1 to 5 dollars. entries to Mr Sykes at 108 West Green Street with exhibits due by 1 30 opening afternoon.
Local Baptist church schedules listed by town sections
At The Churches Today Baptist First Baptist North Main Street Reverend Lloyd T Wilson pastor A E Tate superintendent Sunday school 930am preaching 11am and 530pm B Y P U 645pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 730pm Southside Baptist Highland Avenue Stanton Street Reverend O A Elmore pastor L E Edwards superintendent Sunday school 945am preaching 11am and 730pm B Y P U 630pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 730pm Green Street Reverend Herman T Stevens pastor Sunday school 930am worship 11am and 730pm B Y P U 730pm Mechanicsville Primitive J W Tuttle and Sam McCullum pastors preaching 3rd Sunday and Saturday before 3pm Saturdays and 11am Sundays West End Baptist 930am Sunday school Francis A Moe6er superintendent preaching 11am and 8pm North Park 930am Sunday school B H Watson superintendent preaching 11am and 730pm Reverend B J Gladden pastor Prayer meeting Wednesday 730pm Mechanicsville Baptist Church Reverend J N Underwood pastor preaching 11am and 730pm Sunday school 930am John Willstt superintendent
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Baptist First Baptist
North Main Street
Lloyd T. Wilson
A. E. Tate
Southside Baptist
Highland Avenue
Stanton Street
O. A. Elmore
L. E. Edwards
Green Street
Herman T. Stevens
B. H. Watson
B. J. Gladden
Mechanicsville Baptist Church
J. N. Underwood
John Willstt
First Christian Church
Tryon
West Green Streets
L. G. Gardiner
J. M. Allred
North Hamilton Street
Many Churches Welcome Worshipers in City Listings
A long church directory lists services across denominations at St Edward's First Christian Church Church of Christ Episcopal Saint Mary's Emmanuel Lutheran and many others with pastors mass times Sunday schools and midweek meetings. It notes welcoming messages and varied times for worship Holy Communion Bible school and youth programs across multiple parishes and locations.
Local Graduates Headed to Colleges Across States
Fifty four freshmen from this city plan to attend diverse institutions. Twenty five girls will represent the city at thirteen schools while twenty five boys join seven different colleges and academies. Names include Eleanor Blair David Parsons Carl White Jones Ralto Farlow Mary Elizabeth Harllee Anna Gertrude Douglas Virginia Diffee Hibernia Hudson Vetra Beshears LaVerne Hudson Helen Osborne Maude Hamil Burgess Leonard Albert Hart Fred Thomas.
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Eleanor Blair
David Parsons
Carl White Jones
Ralto Farlow
Fred Ingram
Wilbur Pritchard
Woodrow Brown
N. C. State College
Robert Morrow
William Coble
Davidson
Mary Elizabeth Harllee
Converse
Anna Gertrude Douglas
Duke University
Virginia Diffee
University of Missouri
Hibernia Hudson
Sargent’s
Vetra Beshears
Appalachian State Normal School
LaVerne Hudson
Randolph- Macon Women’s College
Helen Osborne
Blackstone College
Maude Hamil
Flora McDonald
Burgess Leonard
Mars Hill
Albert Hart
Citadel
Fred Thomas
Fishburne Military Academy
William Penn Dramatics Director named for theater duties
William Penn General Director of Dramatics. Emilio M Birdsall appointed English and Social Science Librarian. Lucile J Benjamin serves as Mathematics Assistant Librarian. George F Allen assigned to Science duties.
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Emilio M. Birdsall
Lucile J. Benjamin
George F. Allen
City finances show modest surplus after revenue shortage
The report notes revenue of 13368.72 with an overall surplus of 21609.93 after accounting for a 13368.72 shortfall. Mr. Knox says the revenue shortage is temporary and August court returns and special licenses are not yet collected. The electric department also shows a seasonal shortage.
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Knox
Local Camp Roster Highlights Several Young Attendees
High Point girls Patty Thomas and Sara Lacy Tom Linson led the list of campers. Miriam Sloan served as fire chief and bugler, and Frances Sloan acted as inspector for part of the season. Miriam Sloan won third in swimming while Frances Sloan placed third in nature study and horseback riding. Margaret Briggs attended the camp in the first half and distinguished herself in several ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Thomas
Sara Lacy Tomlinson
Miriam Sloan
Frances Sloan
Margaret Briggs
Two Chapel Hill Churches To Unite
Chapel Hill prepares for a fall unification of the Christian and Congregational churches. Rev. B. J. Howard will serve as pastor for both groups, with joint services in the Christian Church starting in September. Creeds are similar and Raleigh already shares joint services. The town’s college-connecting Congregationalists and over a hundred Christian Church members among students are set to join.
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Chapel Hill
B. J. Howard
Christian Church
Raleigh
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Zech
Matt
Havergal
Calkin
Sankey
Crosby
Babylon
Rischer
Ezek
Verdi
Jarrett Stationery Company
Moore
Clarence Schultheiss
Church of God
Asheboro Street
Cottie L. Herndon
W. E. Hitchett
St. Edward's
East Green
Park Streets
John P. Manley
Christian
Episcopal Saint Mary's
North Main and
Farries Avenue
H. Norwood Bowne
L. R. Stewart
Christian Science
New Broadhurst
Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran
F. L. Conrad
H. F. Cooper
Luther League
Wesleyan Methodist First
Wesleyan Methodist
C. Connor
Newton and Meadows Streets
Salvation Army
Russell Street
Mangum Avenue
Ensign John O’beirne
Holiness
Salvation Meeting
C. P. Cobl
F. Logan Porter
Pilgrim
O. L. Ruth
Jesse Jennings
Young People’s Society
Pentecostal
J. F. Goins
J. L. Oham
T. A. Brower
Civif
St. Luke’s
Leonard and
Walnut
Colored Churches
Washington
Hobson Streets
F. R. Mason
S.S. Whitted
H. M. Kirkpatrick
Presbyterian
Cherry Street
Presbyterian— Suaday School
J. C. Morgan
Rev. C. A. Washington
Women’s Memorial A
Washington Street
J. A. Hunter
A. M. E. Zion
St. Stephen’s
C. W. Carver
D. D
W. B. Steele
Home Church League
Morris Chapel
Morris Chapel Methodist
H. L. Ashe
Paetor
W. M. Holt
Brooks
M. E
Fairview Street
William E. Hairstom
Calvary Baptist Calvary Baptist Church
Vai
Hilltop
C. L. Mathews
J. E. Melton
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Price and
Leonard Streets
G. W. Buckrham
Roosevelt Miller
Sisters’ Prayer
Vivian A. Peeler
Eugene E. Gibson
William Penn
High Point
Buy Clover
High Point Creamery
West Broad Street
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