Love as the Way in Modern Religious Travel
Reverend Tom A Sykes reflects on Christian love and its power in daily life and global church work. Quaker traveler W C Allen speaks on kindness, unity, and overcoming fear through love, urging readers to practice forgiveness, domestic harmony, and peaceful global relations.
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Tom A. Sykes
Paul
W. C. Allen
Jesus Christ
Church Universal
Earth
Christ
Rufus M. Jones
History of Bible translations traced by Rev. Conrad
Rev. F. L. Conrad notes the four hundredth anniversary of William Tyndale’s English New Testament translation and the Reformation’s impact. He traces Bible origins from Hebrew and Greek to Latin Vulgate, and highlights Tyndale’s exile, translation efforts, and martyrdom, stressing reading the Bible in one’s own language.
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F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Conrad
William Tyndale
Christ
Canaan
Promised Land
Ezra
Daniel
Alexandria
Theoarth
A. D
Jerome
John Wicks
Nicholas
Hereford
Erasams
Erastimus
Martin Luther
Wartburg
Frederick of
Saxony
Erasmus
Tyndale
Gloucestershire
England
Father
Herman Bucbins
Worms
Germany
London
Tunstall
Henry VIII
Hamburg
Wittenburg
Luther
P. W. Wilson
Zaccheus and the path to Salvation in a life renewed
The Rev. Milton Whitener used Zaccheus to illustrate salvation as a personal, transformative process. He stressed desire to seek Jesus, conversion, and a changed life powered by a loving, suffering Christ who draws individuals into his kingdom.
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Zaccheus
Milton Whitener
First Reformed Church
God
Whitener
Jesus
Zaccheus House
Christ
Forasmuch
Abraham
Kingdom of Heaven
Ms.hammedan
Raleigh Women Forge Ahead For Better Schools
In Raleigh the influence of women is seen in pushing for improved schools and backing bond issues. The piece notes women also played a strong role in roads funding and highlights Washington coverage of North Carolina figures like Edward W. Pou and Jonathan Daniels as they navigate diplomacy and press relations.
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Bailey
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
North Carolina
Congress
News and Observer
Jonathan Daniels
Edward W. Pou
Daniels
Pou
George Ross
Raleigh
al Smith
New York
Collegians
Red Grange
Mr. Grange
James Walker
Chapel Hill
Max Gardner
Cascarets Laxative Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a pleasant candy like laxative. It promises relief from headachy, dizzy, bilious, constipated feelings and claims to cleanse the body without gripping. It notes wide selling status with directions for all ages on each box.
State Secretary Hosts Sermons at Green Street Baptist Church
E L Middleton, secretary of the Baptist State Sunday School organization, preached on The People that Daniel Looked For based on Daniel 12 3 stressing consistency in social life and the need for trained willing workers. Rev H T Stevens led Sunday evening with What is Love drawn from Colossians 3 2 urging focus on heavenly over earthly riches and honors.
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Green Street Baptist Church
E. L. Middleton
Baptist State Sunday School Organization
Middleton
Daniel
God
H. T. Stevens
Stevens
Solomon
Jesus
Elder Craven Voices Sacrifice for Kingdom over World
Dr J B Craven new presid ing elder of this district led Sunday services at East End M E Church preaching from Matthew 13 about sacrificing all for the Master. He warned against serving two masters and urged giving up worldly pleasures for eternal happiness. Morning sermon by Rev J E Harbison from Luke 2 14 emphasized love over mere giving.
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J. B. Craven
East End
M. E
Kingdom of Heaven
God
Craven
Kingdom of God
Messrs
Hill, Elder
Edwards
J. E. Harbison
Harbison
A Tax On Nerves May Pay Needlessly
A medical note explains eye muscles strain from imperfect sight. It argues normal vision uses little nervous energy while eye strain can consume 35 to 50 percent, suggesting glasses reduce strain and prevent future eye distress. It urges timely eye examinations and notes exams are painless and glasses only advised if beneficial.
Jewelry sale advertised by Chas E Hayes
We invite your patronage. Jewelry pieces of all descriptions at moderate prices at Chas. E. Hayes, 100 North Main Street.
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Chas. E. Hayes
North Main Street
Quick Relief for Rheumatics With Rheuma Remedy
An advertisement claims Rheuma instantly relieves rheumatism neuritis lumbago and neuralgia. It promises rapid pain relief restored mobility and better sleep with a money back guarantee from Randall Pharmacy and all druggists.
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Randall Pharmacy
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point North Carolina
Notice is given that under a deed of trust dated July 26 1923 Raleigh Banking Trust Company trustee for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company will sell at public auction for cash in front of Greensboros courthouse on January 4 1926 at 2:00 pm the property at 517 King Street now 1904 Lindsay Street High Point Guilford County North Carolina described by metes and bounds. The sale is due to default on a note secured by the deed of trust recorded in Book 391 Page 210. The attorney is C MacRae High Point North Carolina.
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John Luther King
Lula Pearl King
Raleigh Banking & Trust Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Greensboro
High Point
N. C
King Street
Lindsay Street
C. E. Reitzel
R. F. J. Johnson
C. C
E C MacRae
High High Point
Administratrix Notice for T. W. Stoner Estate Guilford NC
Martha N. Stoner administratrix of T. W. Stoner deceased asks all claimants to present claims by November 16 1936 at High Point NC and all debtors to settle promptly.
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Martha N. Stoner
T. W. Stoner
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Gardner
James M. Cox
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Morrison
McLean
Simmons
Shelby
Cleveland County
University of North Carolina Tar Heel
Cameron Morrison
Wake Forest
Smith
New England
Middle West
University
Smith and Morrison
C.U Lyon
Green Street Church
Elder Craven
W. A. Davis
Nat Walker
Optometrist
Hart Drug Co
Neat
Hutchens
Seid
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