Tabernacle to Be Erected for Fraser Meetings
Evangelist Fraser proposes a temporary 1500 to 2000 seat tabernacle for his meetings. He aims to energize all churches through new converts and stresses non sensational methods. If built it could be ready within 24 hours and be used the following night.
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Evangelist Fraser
Fraser
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
the Evangelist
City Lot
First Presbyterian Church
Wesley Memorial
Junior High Girls to Form New Reserve Club
A meeting of junior high school girls will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. to organize a junior high corps of girl reserves. Dorothy Gardyne, secretary of the High Point YWCA Girl Reserve, will supervise. Members from elementary clubs will join, officers will be elected, and the group will begin a fall program.
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Dorothy Gardyne
High Point Y. Ww. c. A
Gardyne
Stewards Meet Wes ley Memorial Church Board
The board of stewards met last night to transact routine business and gather reports. Preparations were made for the annual conference to be held in Asheville on November 9.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Asheville
Executive Group Endeavor Union Plans Mass Meet
The High Point Christian Endeavor union executive committee met in a First Methodist Protestant classroom to map the fall mass meeting for all city societies at Springfield Friends on Friday night November 18. A two day institute is planned for October 22 and 23 with sessions for officers and leaders and expected speakers including Hewitt F. Cunningham. The nominating committee will be appointed by the president before the November meeting.
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High Point Christian Endeavor Union
First Methodist Protestant Church
Springfield
Christian Endeavor
Hewitt F. Cunningham
All South
Chattanooga
A. J. Koonce
Beverly C. Yates
Annie Lee Jarrell
John Easter
Wesley Memorial Society
Blanche York
Luther Medlin
Funeral for Rev J H Stowe Draws Large Local Turnout
The funeral of Rev J H Stowe retired Methodist Protestant minister who died Sunday at his Hawthorn Street home was held today at 11 am at the First Methodist Protestant Church. Prominent ministers and laymen from Piedmont and beyond attended as Dr George R Brown led the service with aid from Dr A G Dixon and others. Honorary pallbearers included church and college officials, while active pallbearers and flower bearers were named from among ministers and friends.
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J. H. Stowe
Hawthorn Street
Piedmont
North Carolina
George R. Brown
First Methodist Protestant Church
Reidsville
A. G. Dixon
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference
P. FE. Lindley
E. Lester Ballard
First Church
High Point
Brown
Lindley
Dixon
Ballard
Stowe
M. P. Conference
R. M. Andrews
High Point College
P. J. Lindley
Edward Suits
J. FE. Trollinger
W. D. Reed
T. M. Johnson
G. Ja. Reynolds
M. I. Crutchfield
C. B. Way
W. F. Ashboro
J. F. Doesier
J. F. McCulloch
J. H. Moton
T. E. Pierce
Clyde Allman
J. E. Pritchard
S. W. Taylor
W. F. Kennett
Paul Wennett
J. R. Hutton
E. Lowdermilk
B. M. Williams
L. P. Spahr
Prominent Figures To Attend North Carolina Forestry Meet
The seventh annual North Carolina Forestry Association meeting opens at 10 am tomorrow. Delegates stay at the Sheraton hotel with speakers including A. H. Oxholm on timber utilization and J. S. Holmes on future timber supply for furniture and pulp mills. Local manufacturers expect heavy attendance and sessions run through Wednesday and Thursday with addresses by city officials and industry leaders.
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North Carolina Forestry Association
Sheraton Hotel
A. H. Oxholm
National Committee On
Oxholm
T. A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
W. A. Davis
Joseph Hyde Pratt
Uassociation
High Point
Association
J. S. Holmes
EF. M. Brown
Halifax Paper Corporation
White Furniture Co
Furniture Industries
F. M. Browne
Charles G. Bates
U. S. Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wis
Izaak Walton League
Seth —. Gordon
North Carolina
H. N. Marshall
Wilson
W. Ll
Fred [. Sutton
R. T. Stedman
Winston-Salem
W. L
T. S. Palmer
U. S. Biological Survey
J. Q. Gilkey
Department Conservation and Developmnt Board
B. F. Lane
Fed
Bishop Mouzon to Deliver Address at Wesley Memorial Dinner
Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be the principal speaker at a Wesley Memorial Men's Club dinner Thursday night September 29 at 6 30 o clock at the church. Rev John W Moore urges all members to attend and hear the bishop with Frank Sizemore asked to confirm by September 27.
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Edwin D. Mouzon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesley Memorial Men’s Club
John W. Moore
Men’s Club
Mouton
Frank Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Stock Market Rises As Investors Bet On Recovery
Buying orders flooded the New York market as traders shifted to an upward line of least resistance. The surge followed a recovery in stock lists after periods of hectic selling and a lack of business news to justify further liquidation.
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New York
Singing Contest at A. M. E. Zion Church
A singing contest is announced at A. M. E. Zion Church on Price Street tomorrow night. The public is invited and special seating will be reserved for white attendees.
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A. M. E. Zion Church
Price Street
Deferred payment plans dominate U S auto sales last year
About eighty percent of cars sold in the United States during the previous year were purchased on deferred payment plans. This indicates a strong consumer reliance on credit terms shaping the auto market.
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United States
Evangelistic Meeting Led by Mrs Mills at Church of God
Mrs. Roy R. Milliken of Akron Ohio conducts evangelistic services at Church of God 1012 Asheboro Street. Old time Holy Ghost Bible preaching. Services 7:30 p m daily through the week and Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Public invited. those needing help in soul or body urged to attend with praying guests.
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Roy R. Milliken
Akron
Church of God
Asheboro Street
Local Wesley Memorial workers attend Greensboro district meeting
Ten members of the Wesley Memorial church Sunday school joined the Greensboro district conference of Methodist Episcopal churches at First Methodist, Asheboro. Speakers from Lexington led the morning session on Sunday school problems and opportunities, with rural workshop discussions in the afternoon on graded programs, class organization, and Children’s Week observances. Lunch was provided by the women of the host church.
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Wesley Memorial Church
All Methodist Episcopal Churches
Greensboro
First Methodist Church
Asheboro
High Point
Raymond A. Smith
H. W. McCain
W. L. Jackson
David T. Yow
Frank Sizemore
W. R. Morrow
T. E. Reynolds
J. Eshelman
A. H. Whitley
O. &. Cunningham
Western North Carolina Conference
O. V. Woosley
Paul F. Evans
Corinne Little
L. F. Tuttle
Wesley
the First Church
Silk Trade Surges for Britain After War
Britain’s silk trade has risen to five times its prewar level as postwar demand expands exports. Industry officials note manufacturing shifts and stronger orders from European markets, signaling a robust revival in a key textile sector.
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