Church Programs In City Today With Services Note
Downtown churches present a full day of morning and evening services led by First Reformed and First Methodist Protestant churches. Readings, hymns, sermons on faith and guidance, and special music mark the program with multiple organ preludes, anthems, and child stories.
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First Reformed Church
Central Friends
Marghetto
Stephr
Salter
Tom Alderman Sykes
Hosmer
Stebbins
Jackson
May M. Owen
Norman Fidler
Maes
First Methodist Protestant Church
Young ‘Tpeople
Baraca
Philathea
R. I. Farmer
Salome
Alson Gray
Joseph
Church Opens Doors to Teachers and Students
A church extends a cordial welcome to teachers and students of both high school and High Point College. It lists hymns and music including Hear My Cry O Lord by Alden and Saviour I Follow On by Rys Herbert, with a postlude Introduction and Alle gro by Edward Bache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden
Wooler
J. H. Allred
Rys-Herbert
Edward Bache
Church of Welcomes
High School
High Point College
Debating Champions to Enter the University Prelude
Debating champions enter the University program with a morning church service and evening worship schedule listed. High Flier Goes Bad reports Melvin Clark killed in Minneapolis after a parachute jump failed following a loss of control at 5000 feet.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Melvin Clark
St. Paul
Here
Gilbert Seashore
Clark
Wesley Memorial Morning Worship Service Program
The Wesley Memorial morning service lists 11 o clock worship with organ preludes and anthems. It includes hymns The Church's One Foundation My Hope Is Built on Nothing Less and My Faith Looks to Thee, a sermon on Developing Personality, and readings from Psalm 121 and Matthew 7 13 29.
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d’Ambrosio
Wesley
Jesus
Whittier
Granfield
Holy City
Gaul
Newton
Lemare
Ambrose
Havergal
Schubert
Floria
Miles’ Lane
Shrubsole
Hopkins
Preyer
Beethoven
T. C. Johnson
Jude
Hogan
Mr. Peterson
Mendelssohn
Sweney
N. A. Davis
Prof
Wesley Memorial
Moszkowski
Harrington
Racmaninoff
Liddle
T. R. Wall
Palmer
Adam
Plane crashes and parachute tragedy across two cities
In Berkeley a student pilot Robert Widman and university peer Thomas Hutton die when an Oakland flight ends in a tail spin after a loop attempt. In Wichita Helen Williams, 21, dies after leaping from Elinor Smith’s plane when a safety parachute fails to open during a stunt.
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C. E. Gillman
Berkeley
Robert B. Widman
San Francisco
Oakland
Livingston Irving
Thomas R. Hutton
Los Angeles
University of California
Widman
Phi Kappa Fraternity
Wichita
Kans
Helen Williams
Braley Field
Elinor Smith
Endurance Flier
Braley Flying School
Irving Air Chute Company
Amendments Seek Tariff Powers and Trade Provisions
The committee tentatively approves changes including Porto Rico tariff authority on coffee, reciprocal ad mail advertising deals, removal of a rapid appraiser reporting deadline, and waiving restrictions on imports of wildlife. It also opposes enforcing foreign laws via this act and strikes a provision holding vessel owners liable for unmanifested opium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
United States
Smoot
One Cent a Day Brings $100 a Month Policy Ad
Kansas City notices promotion of National Protective Insurance Association policy offering $100 monthly for 12 months and $1,000 to $1,500 on death for a yearly premium of $3.65. No medical exam required and coverage can accompany other insurers.Send no money for 10 days free inspection. to apply mail name age address beneficiary, then decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Protective Insurance Association
Scarritt Bldg
Kang's City
Adyv
North Carolina Governor Decries Violence and Terrorism
The governor condemns mob justice and urges the full use of the law to punish violence. He defends civil rights to peaceful assembly while warning that terrorism and lawlessness have no place in the state and will be met with strict repression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnhill
Charlotte
Townsend
Shaw
North Carolina
Gastonia mob case hearing widens with arrests
Judge Shaw presides as witnesses recount a Monday night disturbance at a Gastonia rooming house. Fourteen men are charged with attempting to overthrow government after a raid. Saylor and Wells, key state witnesses, are among those arrested and transported from jail to testify.
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Shaw
Gastonians
Carpenter
Plummer Stewart
Aderholt
Saylor
Star
Mother Guards Meeting Area as Oaks Arrested in Gaston County
A tense scene near the planned meeting site saw Oak arrested for carrying concealed weapons and his driver charged with reckless driving after a pistol was seized. Greer and Oak were held without bail as a crowd of Arred residents gathered amid rumors of anti communist violence and possible transfers to Kings Mountain. An inquest was ordered for Mrs Wiggin’s death, with autopsy showing a single bullet wound. Oak released on bond while Greer stayed jailed.
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Oak
Greer
Hanover Mill
Bessemer City
Wiggins
Kings Mountain
Cleveland County
John T. Huston
Charlotte Observer
Associated Press
Pinckney Mill
Gastonia
John G. Carpenter
J. F. Wallace
Gaston County
George B. Singerfelt
H. G. Gulley
Raleigh
O. F. Aderholt
J. Frank Flowers
Charlotte
Justice of the Peace
T. B. Hargett
Three Killed in Premature Blast in Road Tunnel
Dispatches report from Quincy California say three men were killed and a fourth badly injured after a premature explosion in a highway tunnel near Paxton. Ten others were rescued unharmed as the Paxton workers, members of a state prison camp from San Quentin, were trapped. Warden James B. Holohan and prison officials rushed to Paxton.
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Sacramento
Cali
Quincy
Plumas County
Paxton
San Quentin Penitentiary
James B. Holohan
San Guentin Prison
Peanut oil as staple for southerners in China
Peanut oil stands as a essential staple for the average Chinese in the south, serving a role for cooking similar to lard for Americans. The comparison highlights regional dietary habits and the cultural importance of a common household oil.
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South China
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Johnson
First Presbyterian
A. m. Story Hour
E. J. Harbison
L. L. Stookey
Batiste
Sankey
W Wooler
John R. Peacock
Solor
J. Gurney Briggs
Fawcett
Miss Williams
University of North Carolina
Shearod Crumpler
Floyd Adams
Roanoke Rapids
Crumpler
Adams
High Point
Mance
Welch Field
TF -m
Ring Drug Co
Wachovia Bank
Fess
King
Moore's Book Store
Gardner
Ben Wells
C. M. Sell
Cabarrus County
Wells
Bulwinkle
C. M. Ferguson
C. L. Jolly
Loray Mill
Ferguson
Jolly
Major Bulwinkle
Perry Lodge
Bullwinkle
Union
Charles Hord
Hord
F. P. Morrow
Morrow
Donne
International Labor Defense
Oehler
Chevrolet
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