Saturday, April 11, 1925
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St, Andrew* Lutheran.
Matin eerviee at 6 *. m. | Chief serv-■
ice at 1 Ja. m. Special music at both
tbeae services. Sunday school at 0: 45
a. m. Light Brigade at 2:80 p. m.
Luther League at 8:30 p. m. The pub
lic is cordially Invited -to all services.
Calvary Litfeertn.
Sunday school MMLL m. .Light
Brigade immediately after Sunday school.
Luther League at 6:30 p. m. Vespers
at 7:30. Special music. The public is
cordially invited.
y. : . v . . First Baptist.
Sunday school at 0:48, *■ m - A. E.
Harris superintendent. Preaebing atll
a. m. by Rev. Boyce Talbirt.
Forest HiU Methodist.
Sunday school at ’J :45 A.. 0, . Odeil
superintendent, StviewaH J. Sherrill. its
sietaat superintendent. Marning wor
ship and sermon at it o'dock. Epa'ovth
League devotional ircetinl it B:s® J). in.
Evening worship and sermon at .7 :30
o'clock. Specipi music at. both aprvicep.
Visitors and strangers aw always wel
come. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ning it 7 :15.
* t THQS, F. HIGGINS.
Methodist Protestant.
Sunday school ,at 9 :45 .a. m. Morn
ing worship it ll" O’clock. All Chris
tian Endeavor societies at 6:15 p. m.
Evening worship at 7 :30 . o’clock. A
special Easter program will be given at
the evening hour. The public is cor
dially invited to attend ill our services.
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i-, Ail Saints Enisconal.
(Rev. Charles Barker ScovU, Rector)
. Services Easter Sunday,, 1025. 8 a. m.
Holy Communion. 10 a. m. church Sun
day school Easter services, _ll a. fa,
Festival Bhister service, sermon by the
rector, on the Easter teat, “Be of Good
Cheer, I Have Overcome the World.”
Special music. All are welcome to wor
ship with us on Easter day.
Epworth Church.
Sunrise prayer service by Senior Ep
worth League. Sunday 6 o’clock. Sun
/-Bdy school at 0:45 a. m. Worship and
sermon by pastor 11 a. m. and 7 uSO p.
fa. Junior League 3p. fa. Senior
league at ot3o p. nr. Prayer service
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. prac
tice Friday nt 7:30 p. m. An oppor
tunity to join the church will be given
at the 11 o’clock service,
, J. M. VARNER. Pastor.
St. James Lutheran.
. Matins, 0. Special music, ahd sermon,
ffauday school 9:45: Chief service and
d&mhunion 11. Public program by the
Sunday school at 7 o'clock in the eve
ning. This chureh welcomes you.
Trinity Reformed.
£.The early service at 0 o'clock. Prayer
and praise sbyvice. The Holy Commun
ion. 't’lie Sunday school, and men's
Jfass at 9:45 o’clock. J. fc>. Slooee is
wiperintendeut. Offering for Nazareth
WPlmns’ Home. Service at 11 a. m.
Sermon. ’“I Am the Resurrection and
nfe Life.” Holy Communion. Mission
sftiew Plea For Ufiiversal Vaccination.
J Raleigh) April 11. —Two and
fifty cases of smallpox reported in North
Carolina last month caused State health
officials to renew their plea for universal
vaccination, said Dr. F. M. BegisteS', of
the bureau of vital statistics.
Dr. Register pointed out that only
• three countries, Switzerland, Russia and
Gjreepe v have -a larger per ventage of
smaifrbx than the United States. He
Sfafa as a basis of contention th*t this
disease can be prevented the 'fact that
fast year * there was not a single case
of smallpox reported in Australia or
Now Zealand. ;
■ Dr. Register, culled attention to the
fact that the caws which developed in
the larger cities of the State ar includ
<fa in the totals for the counties in
wliich these cities are Ideated.
>_ “I wish to urge all our people to be
come vaccinated who have not yet taken
that precaution,” said Dr. Register.
“When this month's figures are is, they
Will doubtless show, a spreaji of the dis
«slse fa other counties.
“There Save Been no pwmminced epi
liemlcs of smallpox, and there is no need
to anticipate any such epidemic. Yet,
smallpox can be presented through vac
cination. This is the only absolutely
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J COAT SUITS ENSEMBLES i!
1 Just the Garments For This Eastef Weather. Sale Price ■
I .- '■ $7.95, $11.95 $13.95 ahd up J
ding service at 7:30 o'clock, the last f
service in- the oid church. To these
services the members are urged to at- 1
tend. Friends and visitors'-welcomed.
McGill Gtheet Baptist.
(James R, Pentuff; Ph. D., Basfar.)
Bible sclicipl at 9:30 a, fa., L. ft Polk
Superintendent, Pis tor- lectures to tjie
Bible class of men. .Special Easter ser- -
m«Sn at 11. o’clock on Victory. , Good
music. Special message at 7:30 oh j
“Young Christiana and Their Problem*.” I
B. Y. P. U. ht 6:30 p. m. A cordial
welcome to all. *
First Presbyterian.
• (Jesse C., Bowen, Pastor.).
Sunday school at 0:45,4. m. C. F.
lUtClile superintendent, F. C, Niblock
assistant superintendent. W. G. Caswell
teacher of Men’s Bible c!St*. His. ,J. |
F. Cannon teacher of Women's Bible (
class. Ejister sertfeo and sermon «t ll •
a. rh. Special musical program at 5
V. w. '
Central Methodist. *
Sunday si-pool at 9:45 4, m, J. E. •
Davis superintendent. Morning wor- ‘
ship at 11 o’clock. Evening worship .
at 7;30 o’clock with sermon by Dr. T.
F. Marr. Third Quarterly Conference
'at 51.30 p. m. Strangers and Visitors 1
welcome.
Oigan Prelude.
Silent Prayer, played softly.
Aiithem: Listen to the Lillies. Autii- ;
or E. 8. Lo'reliz.
Song No. 160.
Anthem: Dawn. Author, Adam
AnLtiem: Bastir Dawn. Author, Adam
Geibej, .. ' .
Anthem: Behold the King. Author,
EdjT'n H. Hay.
Hymn No. ,1.80. ,
tlymn No. 76, .
are welcome to enjoy this music
with us. ?
Hnster Music Prwrafaat Trinity Re
formed Church.
At 6 a. an.: /
Christ, the Lord Is Bisen Today—
Charles Wesley.
Easter Angela—Phillips Brook*.
Christ Arose —Robert Lowry.
At il a. fa.:
Easter Day Song—J. Lincoln Hall.
Awake Thou That Sleepest (offertory)
—J. Lincoln Hall.
Welcome Happy Morning—Neideling
er..
At 7:30 p. fa.:
Instrumental Music.
Offertory Solo: The Voice Triumph
■ ant —R. M. Btult»—Mrs. J. B. Woinble.
Easter Mupfc at St. Andrews Church.
The following sjiei-ial music Will be
' rendered by the choir of St. Andrews
• Lutheran Church at the chief service'
i Easter morning:
s Processional—The Day of Itesurrec
i tion.
, The Love of Christ—L. O. Emerson,
i Christ the Lord Is Risen Today—
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safe course to pursue—to get vaccinated.
I would that everybody would eo-operate
in stamping out this disease. It is a
useless disease, iii that it is a prevent
able disease.”
Mr*. CooUdge Not Buying New Easter
Apparel.
Wasliiugttm. April !), —The oft-vexiug
problem of what to wear on Easter ap
parently irf not disturbing Mrs. Coolidge-
The wife of the, president has bought no
new Easter frock or bonnet, and plans to
atteiid eiiurch services Sunday attired iu
. a gown already iii her wardrobe and a
hat that hgs been used , before.
Seldom of a froek and hat for the day.
1 it was said faday, will be made at the
last minute find Will depend largely on
the weather.
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Water Used As Aerial.
Paris, April 11. —A navel form of
aerial used recently by ; French naval
■ operators consisted of a vertical column
of water discharged from* a nozzle. The
' results were satlSfatfary, the transmitted
signals covering a radius of about eight
j miles.
, “Things are upside down,” says a Lon,-.
• don scientist. Then we won’t fat on
■ any ipovie seats in our spring stilt. a
HalleTujali! Christ Is Risen—Caleb
Simper.
Music Program at First Presbyterian
Chureh Sunday, April ISA.
At 11 am.:
Organ,: llalleieujah! Christ Is Risen
—Simper. ;
Anthefa : The Risen Christ—Greene.
Solo: Fifteenth Century Easter Hymn
—Tradition*!—SHm Goodman.
Offertoire: Now Is Christ Risen —
Shepard—Mrs. J: B. Womble.
Festival Postlnde—D. Buck.
L Five p. m. Vespers:
Organ and Piano—Allelnlia—Arr. by
Stutts.
Hymn: Rise, Glorious Confiueror.
Scripture.
Prayer.
Offering.
Hail, the Victor, a cantata fbr Easter,
by Alfred Woolen will be sung at this
service. The Blaster narrative is told
in both biblical and pietrical verse, fro®
preparatory events fa glorious fulfill- ■
ment. The regular, choir Will be as
sisted by Sira, Leslie Correß, pianist, and
Messrs. G. W. Fitzpatrick and Price ;
Qoyle, baritones. ,
PosjtQida. I Know That My Redeemer .
Liveth—Harold.
The public is cordially invited to these 1
services. v ,"T 1
MRS. JOHN F. REED, Organist.
Music Program at First Presbyterian
, Church.
The choir of the. First Presbyterian
Church will tomorrow at S:OQ o’clock ;
■P. M., render an. Easter cantata, “Hitil
the Victor,” by Wooler.
Soloists—Mrs. S. B. Womble, Price
Doyle, Sam Goddmnn.
Sopranos—Mrs. J, B. Womble. Miss
Mary Morrison, Miss Elizabeth Wood
hoilse.
Altos—Mrs. Gales Pickard, Miss Ade
line Morrison. \
Tcnos—Bam Goodman, E. I). Sherrill.
R. E. Ridenhour. Jr.
Bassos—Price Doyle, G. W. Fitzpnt- •
rick, Roy C. Crooks.
Mirs. Leslie Cbtrell. Pianist. 5
51rs. John F. Reed, Organist.
Music at All Saints Episcopal Church
Sunday.
Music at All Saints Episcopal Church '
at the eleven o’clock service Easter Sun- 1
day will be as follows: -j
Organ Prelude. j
Processional: “Welcome Happy Morn- i
ing-” . i
Anthem 5 “Christ Our Passover Is Sac
rificed Por Us.”
Festival Gloria Patri. (
> Introit Anthem: “He Is Risen.” j
, Hywi : “Jesus Christ Is Risen Today, |
Aileltilia."
Offertory: “Hosanna,” by Granier— 1
Mrs. H. G. Gibson., <
Communiop Hymn: “At the Lamb's .
High Feast We Sihg.” ;
Gloria in Exeelsis.
Nunc Oimitis.
Recessional O'er, the
Battle Done.” '
l'ostlude.
R. I*. BENSON, Organist.
North Carolina Has Champion Birth
_ Bate.
Raleigh, April 10.—There were 80,;
490 babies tern in North Carolina, the
whole union's champion birth rate state,
in 1924. This total was announced by
the vital statistics department of the
State board of health today.
Tim. 1924 total exceeds that of 1923
by 2,5100. In 1923 there were only. 84,-
190 births reported.
Giving the figures by montlws. Dr. F.
M. Register, of the vital statistics de
partment, pointed out that December led
all other months, with a total of 8,770.
Its. nearest competitor was June, with
7.898.
Dr. Register said physicians were
growing less lax all the time in reiiort
iug births.- In a test cfinducted by the
' vital staistics bureau, of the federal een
! sits bureau, he adgjril. Nortli Caroling
made a sTore of 02 on reporting births:
This state is now in the federal regis
tration area.
in the various departments of the
United States Government women are
employed as chemists, faicroanalysts,
medical assistants, laboratory assistants,
bacteriologists, plant patholoists and
I geologists.
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; Ydliblily have Two More Days ; —Friday and Sdtur- ; p
day—to do your Easter shopping in, so make our big
store Headquarters during these last days. ;
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Kirschbaum and Rochester
Make Suits tor Mfett ahd
Young Men / '
Men’s Kirschbaum Suits, new.est Shades A
- Styles. Widg and Medium Pants Legs
Easter Sale Prices— 1
$24.95 t 0 $29.95 ’ ,f i
Other Brand Men’s Clotiies
$14,95 < $22.50
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Just received Big Shipment Young Men’s
wide leg Rants’ just the thing for Easter
$3.98 to $6.95
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Men’s Ties of all the Newest Styles in BOYS SUITS AT BIG SAVING :
SS New Ties we have them in Red Stril " FOR EASTER SALE
HHIPI 25c 1 $1.48 Boys’ Four Piece Suits in the Newest m
Men's Sox in Sport. Fancy and Solid *" k
1 color. All the hew- to
kp est shades - One Special Lot Boys Two Pants Suits | .
' Men’s Wide Belts of All Kinds $3.98 P° $9.95
;. Ralston Dealth Slippers 28c sl*2s sizes eto 20. ,
For Young Men \y e wish tb announce to our customers that a Repre-
Raistons Newest Shades and |^ le ® jl 1 SeiitatiVe ifom the Rdyal Bhle Taildririg Company
lytSP Men ’ s Will be in our store totake rtieasUres sot Suits
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! Ladies’ Slippers for Easter in all the arid Saturday. Come in and get measured for 1
Wew Shades and Styles in Patent,
Blond Satins and all other new styles. _ c< v
1 YVatch our Window. ' a nCW bUlt.
We Sell Everything For Less
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PARKS ■ BELK CO.
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' WE SELL IT FOR LESS
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Arrow Shirts and Collars
for the Well Dressed Man.
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Arrow Dress Shirts id all the V
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newest shades and stripes, , '
Easter Sale Price $1.98 to
$3.95 *
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Arrow Collars, all styles in linen
18c 2 FOR 35c
Simi Soft Collars. Priced 20c t 0 48c
shfm" !_ roadcloth $ 1.50 t 0 $ 1.98 :
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