SUNDAY IKXtKTNfI. JUNE U. ill? 7
nn innirg 1
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■•rriMa tint m 4 Hurt Sunday•
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»• ■•. W*tow4*y evening MU
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BastftM ma «h< Sally treat I to
I p. a., except Bondar* and holiday*
• l«M*i MhJlTtt a. a., K.fl
•ala, Bupt. Preaching at lk a.
tod 9 f. a. by lav. Mr. MMr,
K Oalypeo. The public la casualty
Peataaadal ltiiftu
i Oba Btyaat.
Bendxy acbool H 9:44. W U. Doris.
Devotional aarvleaa at 11 a. m. tod
f>P »•
Weak Say aorrtoos at 7>U Tuaa- ,
Thursdays.
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lav. I. M. baatd. pouter. '
Baaday acbopl MM a. a.
Preaching by the POStot JX a. *.
nod • p. m. ( i
Tbc intermediate ul tnrtfir *p- ‘
worth leagues will meet at 1 p. m
Tbc Wayaa county Epworth Ut
fuuc union acctiay will be held at
» Providcacc ebureb at t p. a.
Th* rcguUr aaatbly apcMlf BUM. -
Woman's Missionary toddy win be
held Monday night at • p. a. Quar
terly reporta will be given at thia
•» bwnua atn »o *h|p«i irv *o|>e»uT
lavitsd; »■
Mid-week prapar aervtcea wUI bp
conducted by the pastor Wednesday
evening at • o’clock.
All ttraofer* had visitors la the
, dty are cordlaly invited to stood 1
all services.
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SC Jobs Metbedlti ( bank ,
W». P. Watkins. Jr., minister. 1
Sunday school 9:44 a. a., B. C. ,
Howell, supt. " i ~j*
Morning Worship 11 a. a. Sermon
by the pastor.
Evening Worship t p. a. Sermon
by the pastor.
•fwarth 1 .segue Moo dap « p. a.
Praiax Meeiii.tr *—■*— g
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First baptist Borises
9i44 gpaday School; i —- -
. UtW Morning worship. - V
1M 1. T. F. U. 1 l
*;00 Evening Worsbpl. I
Wednesday 7:2# S. 8. Connell; l:M I
Frnysr lCsattr. - I
“Education without common sense
ti tuny; without mamw, in u wWHfrfl
without kibdneea KJp fanbtlclsm; [I
without roligloa, It I* death:" -to
Fvft Win Baptist I
Simmons and Lionel, streets I
J. C Qrttfin, pact or. Sunday school 1
9:44 s. m. The following program I
will be revered at 11 n. m . In I
observance of Father's t day. Ooogre- I
gat toon I tinging, Prayer, Recltatlhn I
“Only A Dad” by Edward Ham Solo I
by J. C. (1 riff In Jr. Quartet by four 1
fathers. Verses “My Pa" by ~Cafl 1
Bryan. J. C.. Jr., and Walter Lea I
Or iff In Sermon by the pastor—enh- I
Mat lb|horsfs. a0 ;F.W. B L.pt I
.t p 4 a.
As • o’clock Rev H. R. Falrcloth I
on* of tbs early pastoes of the church I
here will proach. The pastor Is real I
anMousJ for (all tko cktWrh and I
friend* of Brother BMfcloth to come I
tot and hear thia man of Ood. The I
PnMlc invited. 1
o 9 I
Friends fhnrrb
Sunday school at * 44. I
Pfescfalsg at rt o'clock, a. m. I
«si • p m The pastor has suffl- I
dantly recovered from his recent I
illness to 4ake car# of the appoint- I
rente of the day. * 1
Vacation Bible school | s in yrogreee I
each day from 9'to 12 o’clock, all j
shy* and girls are invited I
This school la non-aocMrian. Miss I
Outland is n trained Instructor I* I
supervising tht srork. - J
MUCH CEMENT IS I
USED IN STATE
CbtoHwa Oily South Atlantic I
Pint I
RA&rtdjC Iw |
(t North Caroline's rank of second I
in the state In the consumption of I
Portland cement, this state and S. I
I—. _— —. sW a ~n l ß iistaa u 1 nos e ibp 1
’ «rt»7tnn its tor onty t »tt**** ■
sooth Atlantic seaboard that do not J
itoe plants tor the production of I
QQs nutterial As|lstl'- j ' from the J
Cwtted State* Hi res a of Mine*, |us! 1
received by the division of mineral 1
resources of this department, show I
that North Carolina Is one of tho
ton lending states In the consumption
of Portland cement.
During tho mowtb* of March and j
April of this yter 112.174 bsrrsl* of
‘As only Sen these stale sorwaoelag
North Carotin* in ooesomptlon was
Texas with a total of 994 AM barrels
The total oenSnmptioo in North Caro
lina daring the snw two mnnthi of
19M woe 1*4,72* barrel, or 17MM
le*. than tMs jtor?
Florida, which ranks third amotig
<-smeat. has only recently undertaken
the iweeotigntlou nr natural reaoanc
oe ewlltol* tor the mnneteetere as
cement. Such investtgattoao should
hr mage In North r*retina either ay
state agencies or private oompoale*.
A preliminary study made recently
bear FonoctsvlHe JtoM «•««• *»■
vented a good grgdo of material. Moat
of flm deposits of itw saPani and
marhto in tho wootara r«rt to the
riate. however are too Mgh in magne
*>ia to be saiUble N. cefeint Tbt»
department does not have fends to
egpmiae thoroughly all of the de
pootto of the state and a* a roagtt Ut
ile Is ki« wn at sr.ms of the deposit*
At present Oeogyfr, Tennessee.
Virginia and PtoMurltaaia supply
as«t to the oomoal used In North
nortotoe. Mfference la fretgbt costs
should maun s large saving fat North
Carolina for ensure of Portland de
ment. betides building up' n coosid
etaU* industry. Snob op industry
with no competition in tho stole would
wwytobbr-•“
fir* Kniffht Named
Library Ornimission
CHAPEL HILL, June 17—Word has
torn received here ol the appointment
of education in the University of
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Moaid The executive
committee of the North t eroltnn L%
r*ry Association, wlfito made tho nr
poijtmsßi, setoctod hlm ssiuiMWnly
Dr Knight bps shown mack inter
rot la the development to PuMk
Nbrwriev te tbv Stole, smd coring re
cent yeers bur written levernl artl
tlea to the iibrery situation in Norik
Carolina »
I* notifying him of the executive
totomltteto acUdn. Miss NslUo M
•owe. President of the North Carolina |
library Association, wrote Dr. Kilfrt l
that “we hope that rou will tofl that
yon ana servo on this Board and bdlp |
un-oat In our struggle to raise North
Caroline from her r4ttable condition 1
library statistics.”
Dr Knight succeeds J. p. Brood
loon, of the Duke University ÜbrwprJ
Gfiunon sense in shoes
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fiUHi Kidnap Mirj
After As! ltucus
I HOU.YWOOD. June. IT. -<Ab -Mary
Pic It lord apporwnUy had forgnftea to
utgn that toe had toon cast in a
ton kidnapping sensation Not a.
abr-htee gun or nay tohar hind as gvn,
u a la AuMNuMa mi start the stodic
wh re tho ostteos -worked lots todav
This wa* taken to indtcois that atn*
| dlo ofTtctalS thought Oie tofiger
She M tie-user it nay had sainted, wa*
idotattoly paaoed. Kidnapping threats
had boon reported
j Mtos Ptchford hn*t intended m
| mstotog over night oil her htusga
' tow on She Olndlu lot after working
( into, hot when weather coogltb.ua
usiuiUMt lor plcturm dt
tapped *h« 4wc4hMl to Mutt tMHur
m iMutwrx tost** ay
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rharlott* »p.ed*«> built thrua year*
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in. cash prizes
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Had Six Keys to the Popularity of Coca-Col*
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test? Two of the "six key*”—six magazines and find the '**biajfr”
reason* why everybody like* Coca-, you havs misaed. \
?&££&ssis£: izi^r^ 01 *'"*
Cola story above. All "six key." . y\~ the ■**■*"■•* te J"°‘
are being illustrated and prieoen ted fftf*
the first week in May and the by The Coca-Cola Company-," *
middle of August. You'll find Ga* The firat priae will
them at intervals in The Saturday beSIO,QQQ. Contest lioaes August
Evening Post, Literary Digest, 25,1027. Visit our plant end WU _
Liberty, Collier's Weekly, and be glad to give you tafavj
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