Bible Study and social club notices stir Greensboro
Local notices report Bible study groups meeting across Greensboro with leaders named and addresses listed. Social clubs like Kill Kare and Mardi Carte hosted gatherings at members homes with menus and prizes noted. A D A R meeting summarized with program on Guilford County schools and historic education efforts. Ely’s Cream Salve advertised as a relief for colds and catarrh.
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EB. J. Payne
Parkway
F. J. Bartlett
D. L. Bouldin
Lillian Smith
Ethel Alderman
Marietta
Ohio
J. A. Austin
Austin
Guilford County
David Caldwell
Greensboro
Guilford College
Greensboro College
Quak Ridge
Jamestown Female College
The
Normal
Dick Payne
Large Crowds at Wesleyan Service
Wesleyan church held two services with strong attendance yesterday. Rev. Mr Hames delivered a sermon at 2 50 pm based on Ezekiel 18 4 warning that sin harms homes and character and even God is unsettled by sin. Tonight an unusually large crowd is expected with sessions at 2 30 and 7 30 pm.
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Hames Yesteray
Ezek
Mrs Farlow Laid To Rest At Marlboro
Funeral services for Mrs. Sara Emeline Farlow wife of Newton Farlow were held at Marlboro church at 11 o'clock. Rev. Tom A Sykes and Rev O L Ruth officiated and burial was in the church cemetery. A large gathering attended with pallbearers named J F Spencer J B Ward L Farlow C L Pierce Lewis Spencer and H L Byrd. Floral bearers included Mrs S A Lowe Mrs Woody Furgurson Mrs Ernest Ferguson and Miss Hazel Gladys Farlow.
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Sara Emeline Farlow
Newton Farlow
Randolph Country
Marlboro Church
Tom A. Sykes
O.L. Ruth
Lewis Spencer
H. L. Byrd
S. A. Lowe
Woody Furgurson
Ernest Ferguson
Hazel Gladys
Goley Farlow
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe influenza throat or tonsillitis. one or two Calotabs at bed time with water, no salts or nausea, next morning cold vanished and system purified. Family package with directions 35 cents at a drug store.
Baptists Unite for Prayer Meetings and Institute
The Baptists of the city invite all to hear Mr. Barnett at First Baptist Church at 7 30 this evening on Breaking Bounds. The event is part of the Sunday School Workers Institute led by Baptist pastors. Miss Lee spoke on the Challenge of Youth and Miss Burghouser and Rev. Charles Stevens are scheduled for later evenings.
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Barnett
First Baptist Church
Miss Lee
Burghouser
Raleigh
Charles Stevens
Winston-Salem
England and France Reach An Agreement
In Geneva on December 9 the League of Nations council announced a compromise on mutual wartime assistance aiding disarmament talks. France and Britain agreed to a flexible study formula after a secret meeting, with M Boncour noting Benes of Czechoslovakia will draft the proposal.
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Geneva
England
France
League of Nations Council
M. Paul Boncour
Benes
Slovakia
Merchants Banquet Postponed and Stores Open at Night
Richard Reitzel secretary of the High Point Merchants association announced that the merchants banquet planned for this week has been postponed until after Christmas. The move follows the heavy Christmas shopping rush, and stores will stay open at night starting Saturday and continuing through Christmas.
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Richard Reitzel
High Point Merchants Association
High Point
The
Merchants Association
Coffield Furniture Give Turkeys With Cook Stoves
The Coffield Furniture Company announced in yesterday's Enterprise that with each sale of a marine range or cook stove a turkey or hen will be given away. The move is a novel idea and has met popular approval.
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Coffield Furniture Company
Geologist Claims Earth Is One Million Years Old
London report details a geologist asserting the planet’s age at one million years. The claim contrasts with prevailing estimates and stirs scientific debate across the capital.
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London
Opposition to Johnson wage amendment expressed by National Woman's party
In Washington on December 9 the National Woman's Party opposed Senator Johnson's proposed constitutional amendment to empower federal and state governments to fix minimum wages for women and children. The resolution called the proposal contrary to the movement for women's individual freedom.
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Women
Washington
Johnson
California
National Woman's Party
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Ida Alexander
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Carson Burns
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Emerywood
D. M. Cauble
Aldrich Street
J. W. Harriss
Broad Street
Southside Baptist Church
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F. A. Fountain
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Lipton Street
Kimball
Payne
I. T. Mann
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R. T. Chappell
Anna Garland Chappell
Drake's Branch
William Schroder
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Mrs. Schroder
Wests
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North Main Street
Mr. Hames
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IWE
Jess
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Hart Drug Co
Institute
Mann
Britt Electric Co
S. Main
Jack Mulhall
Helen Ferguson
Broadhurst
Alice Joyce
Fox News
New Theater
William Fox
Jom
Riders of the Purple Sage
Tom Mix
Cecil’s
Wachovia Bank
N.H. Silver CO
Emerpwood
Gentleman
Stephen C. Clark
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