Dr Nabers Returns From Europe To Preach At First Presbyterian
Pastor Dr Charles Haddon Nabers arrives back from a two month Europe visit and will lead Sunday services at First Presbyterian church. Morning sermon titled Food for the Hungry World and evening talk on the Oberammergau Passion play. Also notes Blessed Sacrament Father Manley to preach God s Reward and his summer absence from St Edward s services due to missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Nabers
Europe
Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Oberammergau
Father Manley
St. Edward’s
Father Beshel
Wesley Memorial sets double service with guest choirs
Rev John W Moore of Wesley Memorial Methodist will preach at 11 oclock on The Old Ever New Gospel. Guilford College A Capella choir directed by Max Noah will perform in the morning. At 730 pm O V Woosley of the Winston Salem Children s Home will lead a class of over twenty children in a special program.
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John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Max Noah
Guilford College
Winston Salem
North Carolina
Wesley Memorial Church
Feast of St Matthew Celebrated at St Edward’s Church
St Edward's Catholic church will celebrate the Feast of St Matthew with a solemn high mass at 9 am. The mass officers include Celebrant Father Cornelius P Murphy, Deacon Father John P Manley, Sub-Deacon Father John A Beshel. Father Manley will preach. Evening devotions begin at 7:30 with prayers hymns sermon and Solemn Benediction.
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St. Edward's
Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist
St. Edward’s Catholic Church
Cornelius P. Murphy
John P. Manley
John A. Beshel
Father Manley
Seeing Greater Things Sermon at Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church set Sunday services with a morning sermon at 11 o clock titled Seeing Greater Things and an evening sermon at 7 30 on The Fatherhood of God Sunday school gathers at 9 45 with all members urged to attend.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
God
First Reformed Church to Host Rev Safrit Preaching
Rev S C Safrit of Thomasville will fill the pulpit at First Reformed tomorrow night. He will deliver The Message of the Cross To Unconcern and the morning sermon titled Deprecation. Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 00 a m. Young People Christian Endeavor meets at 630 p m and invites all youths to attend.
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First Reformed
First Reformed Church
S. C. Safrit
Thomasville
Saint Matthew's Day Services At St Marys Parish
Episcopal services at St Marys Episcopal church North Main and Farriss avenue list Corporate Communion for confirmed men and boys at 7 30 am Morning prayer and sermon at 11 am Church school at 9 30 am Young People Service League meets 6 30 pm at Irwin Coffield 391 Lindsay street rector sermon titled The Rewards of the Christian Life All are welcome.
Hymns and Heritage Sermon at First Methodist Protestants
The Rev. R. S. Farmer will lead tomorrow’s 11 o’clock worship on The Romance of a Christian’s Heritage with a special evening program titled Hymns That Swung Old England Back to God.
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R. S. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
Grieg
Stimson
Culver
Diggle
Borodin
Richard H. Shaw
Southside Baptist Invites for Sunday Services
Rev. C. A. Elmore will preach at both morning and evening services. Morning topic is Called to Service. Evening topic is The Time of Gods Communication is Worthy to Be Noted. Public is cordially invited.
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Southside Baptist
C. A. Elmore
Welch Memorial Protestant church service hours announced
Welch Memorial at Wel h Memorial Methodist Protestant church states all services follow regular hours with Sunday school at 9 0 a m and morning service to be held accordingly.
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Welch
Church Services Schedule with Sermon Topics
Morning worship at 11:00 a m led by Rev Geo L Curry on Church Zeal plus Young People Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m and evening worship at 7 30 with The Fool s Attitude as the sermon title.
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Young People’s Christian Endeavor
Geo. L. Curry
First Baptist to Hold Dual Services with Sermon Series
Pastor A B Conrad will preach at both morning and evening services. The morning subject is Calling to Remembrance and the evening message is Vain Excuses as announced today.
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First Baptist
A. B. Conrad
Memorial Service Features Chisholm Sisters Singing
The morning service will include a performance by the Chisholm sisters from Thomasville. In the evening a male quartet and a duet provide the special music as Rev. Hughey O. Miller preaches at both services.
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Hilliard
Chisholm
Thomasville
Hughey O. Miller
Central Friends Bible School and Brotherhood Class Meet
Central Friends Bible school and Brotherhood class will meet at 9 30 a m under Hor ace Haworth supervision. All members are urged to be present. Rev Tom Alderman Sykes, minister, will deliver the message at both church services.
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Central Friends the Bible School
Brotherhood
Horace Haworth
Tom Alderman Sykes
Reverend Tunstall Preaches Two Services on Soul Endowment
Green Street Baptist pastor Rev. George T. Tunstall will lead both morning and evening services. The morning topic is Endowment of the Soul and the evening theme Religion is Reasonable.
West End Baptist Preacher Outlines Morning Fire Department Message
Rev. Hoyle Love, pastor, will preach in the morning on The Fire Department and in the evening on Choosing Wisely. The services at West End Baptist Church promise a dual focus on faith and practical living with scripture guiding both talks.
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West End Baptist
Hoyle Love
Lingle to Preach at Rock Hill Homecoming
Davidson college president Dr. Walter L Lingle will preach at the First Presbyterian church in Rock Hill South Carolina on October 5 as part of the homecoming for former members and former pastors. He formerly served as pastor there for five years. He will also preach in Gastonia and Charlotte events surrounding the Kings Mountain celebration and church installations.
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Davidson
Walter L. Lingle
Davidson College
Kings Mountain
First Presbyterian Church of
Rock Hill
S&s. C
Lingle
First Presbyterian Church
Gastonia
Marshall Woodson
Salisbury
Myers Park
Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County North Carolina
Trustee C A York will sell at public auction on October 11 1930 at 2 pm the Parsonage Lot in High Point Township Guilford County N C Lot Four in Block Three in the Melrose plat Plat Book 2 page 111 containing a six room house and 60 by 150 feet as security for a note held by Commercial National Bank of High Point The sale is conducted under a deed of trust dated July 22 1924 recorded Book 654 page 557.
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W. F. Kennedy
Zeno Clodfelter
C. J. Burton
D. J. Moser
G. Y. Stone
English Street Methodist Protestant Church
High Point
N. C
C. A. York
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Commercial National Bank of
High Point Township
North Carolina
Melrose
Cc. A. York
C. C. Barnhart
Labor Leaders Postpone Action Until M Grady Arrives
Labor leaders in High Point defer a general strike over Bedaux system labor practices at Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing. Edward F McGrady arrives to investigate yellow dog contracts. Geoffrey Brown to assist in Bedaux controversy. About 100 upholsterers attend, with approval of a local strike by 12 cloth cutters from Tomlinson plant.
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Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company
Bedaux
Edward F. Mce- Grady
Southern Organization
American Federation of Labor
High Point
Yellow Dog
Southern
Geoffrey Brown
Federation
Brown
Greensboro
Labor Temple
Sal B. Hoffman
International Upholsterers’ Union
G. L. Leigh
Alabama
Vitamins Study Added At State College Raleigh
The addition of a vitamins chemistry course at North Carolina State College follows two months of study by G H Satterfield in New York with Dr W H Eddy at Columbia University. Eddy ranks among the top US vitamin experts. pellagra control is a focus of the research.
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Raleigh
N. C. State College
G. H. Satterfield
New York
Columbia University
Satterfield
W. H. Eddy
State College
Eddy
United States
Dr. Eddy
Local youth’s attempted suicide denied at Hoffman Drug Store
John Brown Jr., 17, reportedly drank iodine at Green Street Billiard Parlor in an attempted death. Hoffman of Hoffman Drug Store said the incident did not occur at his place of business and disputed the boy’s report.
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J. F. Hoffman
Hoffman Drug Store
East Green Street
John Brown, Jr
Oysters May Become Year Round Delicacy Frosted
Refrigeration advances from the bureau of fisheries indicate oysters can be kept edible for more than two years if properly frozen making them a year round delicacy in the future.
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Washington
Bureau of Fisheries
Gardner eyes tobacco cooperatives lead for next season
Governor Gardner announced final details for two cooperative tobacco organizations and tentative contracts to be reviewed by executive committees. Frank Page weighs heading the movement while plans aim to sign farmers to one year contracts and target 106,000,000 pounds next year.
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J. C. Baskervill Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh
Cooperative Tobacco Organizations
Tobacco Relief Commission
O. Max Gardner
Shelby
Tobacco Cooperative Movement
Gardner
Parker applies to erect filling station in city on Main Street
Notice that Mr. D Ralph Parker has applied to erect a filling station on South Main Street between East Commerce and East Green, with the City Council to consider the application on September 30 1930 at 8 oclock in the Council Room City Hall. City Manager E M Knox signed the notice September 16 1930.
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D. Ralph Parker
South Main Street
East Commerce
East Green Streets
E. M. Knox
Income Tax Ruling Benefits Security Traders Margin Stocks
The general counsel of the Bureau of Internal Revenue issued a ruling aiding security traders. If stock is placed on margin and the same shares remain as margin, profits for tax can reflect the later purchases rather than the collateral stock. Traders must keep margin shares in the account to apply the ruling.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Fred R. Wray
Seidman and
Seidman
Certified Public Accountants
Wray
Treasury Department
Medlin Loses Case In Civil Suit At Municipal Court
The Enterprise clarifies a civil verdict in the Vernon G. Medlin versus Arthur's Pharmacy suit. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant, reversing the earlier erroneous report that Medlin had won.
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Enterprise
Municipal Court
Vernon G. Medlin
Arthur’s
Medlin
Vancouver youths excel in endurance wood splitting contests
In Vancouver Washington a group of youths took part in endurance wood splitting contests gaining weight through the demanding activity. The event highlighted their stamina and competitive spirit as they tackled long splits and timed rounds.
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Vancouver, Wash
Guy P Phillips 70 Speaks at Educational Day Service
Guy P. Phillips superintendent of Greensboro city schools will speak at the Springfield Friends church Educational Day service tomorrow morning. The event, for teachers and Allen Jay school students, features special music and an enrollment noted as splendid. Ghester Haworth aided in securing the principal speaker.
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Guy P. Phillips
Greensboro
Springfield Friends Church
Clara J. Cox
Allen Jay School
Ghester Haworth
Burlington
Church
Unusual potato shaped like a land turtle found
A potato dug yesterday by city blacksmith M. S. Stevenson at his home on Forrest avenue, 901, describes a sweet tuber grown in the exact shape of a dry land turtle with head body and eyes, part of a year’s pranks at the Enterprise office.
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Enterprise
M. S. Stevenson
Forrest Avenue
Alabama summer program teaches three A's to adults
A total of 9,813 adults are learning the three A's in Alabama opportunity schools this summer.
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Alabama
Notice of Sale of Land in Greensboro North Carolina
Under a deed of trust dated February 11 1928 J L Inmon and Violet Inmon defaulted on indebtedness and the Trustee Central Bank & Trust Company will sell at public auction for cash at 12 o clock noon on October 6 1930 at the Court House door Greensboro North Carolina to the highest bidder the described property as recorded in Guilford County North Carolina.
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J. L. Inmon
Violet Inmon
Central Bank & Trust Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
Property description for Greensboro land sale in 1930 trust sale
Legal notice describes a parcel in Greensboro Guilford County North Carolina with metes and bounds commencing at Freeman Mill Road and detailing numerous bearings distances and stakes. The land is part of lot 8 of the J Ed Smith farm, conveyed to J L Inmon by Grady R Thompson and wife in 1925. Sale is subject to taxes and assessments. Central Bank Trust Co trustee By J C Alexander Assistant Trust Officer.
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Greensboro
County of
Guilford
North Carolina
Freeman Mill Road
J. Ed Smith
J. L. Inmon
Grady R. Thompson
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Central Bank & Trust CO
Sale of property under deed of trust in Guilford County
Notice announces sale on October 14 1930 at 2 00 PM of two tracts in Guilford County North Carolina. The first is Lot 73 in Spring Valley Development No 1 fronting Geddie Street 50 by 150 feet. The second is Lot 86 in Hedgemont subdivision fronting Carolina Avenue 50 by 160 feet. Z I Walser trustee Walser Casey attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Cox
Sallie Maile Cox
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Spring Valley
Office of the Register of Deeds
N. C
Carolina Avenue
Z. I. Walser
Walser & Casey, Attys
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High Point Perpetual Building
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