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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1925

Page

5

Certainty in Faith through Obedience and Giving

The sermon at Wesley Memorial Church centers on John’s claim we may know God and have eternal life through obedience to Christ. Dr. Emmett K. McLarty links this to Jesus’ rule that it is more blessed to give than to receive, urging generous living during Christmas.

C. B. Cobl Hirst Presbyterian Rev John God Beievers John Ewton Paul Christ Jesus Emmett K. McLarty Wesley Memorial Church Jesus Christ Arth Dr. McLarty

John the Baptist Sermon Highlights Holy Ghost Birth Claim

Rev F L Conrad at Emmanuel Lutheran argues John the Baptist was filled with the Holy Ghost before birth. He cites Luke and Matthew to show John’s greatness, his parents’ righteousness, and the mission to turn people to the Lord and prepare the way for Christ.

John the Baptist Holy Ghost F.L. Conrad F. L. Conrad Emmanuel Lutheran Church Mr. Conrad John Zacharias Elizabeth Luke Christ the Baptist

Funeral Rites for Paul S. Horney Draw Large Crowd

Hundreds attend the Friends church service in High Point for Paul S. Horney. Rev. Tom A. Sykes honors his faith and character, with D. Ralph Parker reading the obituary and a quartet singing his favorite hymns. Oakwood Cemetery funeral following.

Paul S. Horney Friends Church Tom A. Sykes Sykes Paul Horney D. Ralph Parker Brotherhood The Norman Fidler Beatrice Crouch Ann Mendenhall Williard Mendenhall Green Street Baptist Church Brotherhood of the Friends Church

OUR CHILDREN BY ANGELO PATRI

A defense of the mother's role in child upbringing arguing others should not interfere unless invited. The piece urges honoring the mother’s knowledge, keeping outside help limited, and warns that unsolicited advice complicates family dynamics. Readers urged to contact Mr Patri for inquiries on child care through the paper.

Patri Bell Syndicate Inc

Caviness Addresses Enthusiastic Christian Meeting

The Christian Men's Evangelistic Club and Our Gang held a Sunday afternoon service at First Reform Church where H. C. Caviness, former lawyer turned Christian evangelist, spoke to a full house. He shared his conversion from drug and liquor habits, testified to renewal, and invited nonbelievers to the front as several attendees were saved.

Christian Men’s Evangelistic Club Our First Reformed Church H. C. Caviness Caviness Christ Bill Stephens Our Gang

Wagger's Jewelry Store Ad Boasts Largest Line Yet

Buy now and have if you mind. Our line is the largest we have ever had. Wagger's Jewelry Store.

Wagger’s Jewelry Store

Practical Gift Articles On Sale At Waggers Jewelry

Waggers Jewelry offers practical gift articles at a 25 percent reduction. The sale highlights useful items suitable for holidays and special occasions. Shoppers can find affordable jewelry pieces and accessories with noticeable savings.

Baraca Class Aims to Boost Sabbath School Attendance

The Baraca class of the First Methodist Protestant church launched a campaign to swell Sunday school attendance. Leaders including Lindsay Luther, Gurney Wade, Mayor H. A. Moffitt, Dr. George R. Brown, and L. R. Johnston urged men to join a Sunday school, with next week’s meeting moved to a larger room.

First Methodist Protestant Church House of God Lindsay Luther Gurney Wade H. A. Moffitt George R. Brown L. R. Johnston Baracas

Gang Service at First Presbyterian Church Impresses Congregation

The Gang held a large service at the First Presbyterian Church last night. Young leaders conducted the event, with testimonies and talks by Charles Welborn Jack Owings Guerny Wade Stanton Bennett David MacJester and Dad Smith. The crowd heard an invitation indicating most of the audience professed Christianity and the service ended with reconsecration.

First Presbyterian Church Charles Welborn Jack Owings Guerny Wade Stanton Bennett David MacJester Dad Smith

Men's Club Meeting at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church

All men of the congregation are requested to meet the Men's club in the Parish house tomorrow night at 8 o'clock promptly.

Congregation of Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church

God's Financial Plan Sermon At Green Street Baptist

Rev. H. T. Stevens preached on God's financial plan urging weekly giving on the first day as God prospers. He urged a tithe from every person and cheerful, voluntary gifts to avoid church debt and support expansion. The evening message, The Lost Boy, likened the father's watchful care to God's readiness to welcome back wanderers.

Green Street Baptist Church H. T., Stevens Rev Stevens

White Way Lights Under Construction In High Point

High Point begins installing a new white way with 101 poles and 600 candlepower lamps. J. H. Jennings of North Carolina Public Service says the system will run main streets from Thorn to the Exposition building and should be completed by February 1 despite late lamp arrivals.

High Point J. H. Jennings North Carolina Public Service Company Main Street Thurston Southern Furniture Exposition Wrenn Street Commerce Washington Willowbrook Hamilton High Street Wrenn West Broad College Jennings Public Service Company

New York Cotton Opens Lower on Weeklong Selloff

The New York cotton market opened barely steady then declined 3 to 4 points as buyers and sellers eyed a lax spot basis in Booth and sluggish November census figures. March touched 18.75 and July 18.21 with active trading around 1834c for early spring. Census data show domestic mill consumption at 543,098 bales in November, up from October but below last year’s 495,182 bales.

New York

Wag ger Jewelry Store Promotes 25 Percent Price Cut

A promotional notice highlights a 25 percent reduction in prices at Wag ger Jewelry Store. The message stresses that items in the store are valued highly by customers who seek bargains.

Seventeen Seek Rhodes Scholarships for NC Students

In Raleigh the Rhodes scholarship committee met to select two North Carolina students for Rhodes-funded study at Oxford. Seventeen candidates were in consideration as panelists reviewed grades and scores. The five-member committee is chaired by Dr. H. W. Chase, president of the University of North Carolina.

Raleigh Rhodes North Carolina Rhodes Fund Oxford University England English University H. W. Chase University of North Carolina

Wall Street opens firm with rails leading gains

Stocks start with a firm tone led by rails. Atlantic Coast Line and Missouri Pacific preferred rise about a point. Chrysler and Marine preferred show slight early gains. Market buoyed by speculation that money rates may ease after tax payments are settled.

Wall Street New York Atlantic Coast Line Missouri Pacific Chrysler Marine

Waggers Jewelry Promotes Gift Things 25 Percent Reduced

Waggers Jewelry Store advertises a 25 percent reduction on Gift Things for Christmas gifts. The promotion highlights affordable selections and seasonal savings at the local shop.

Waggers Jewelry

Sale of Davidson County School Bonds Planned for December

Davidson County North Carolina commissioners seek bids by 2 00 PM December 26 1925 to purchase 15090 in school bonds for Fair Grove Consolidated School District. Bonds run 1928 to 1955 with 6 percent interest payable semi annually and principal payable in New York. Bid security required with two percent of the bid.

Board of County Commissioners Davidson County North Carolina Fair Grove Consolidated Said New York

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Cold Relief

Take two tablets every three hours until three doses are taken. The first dose gives relief and the second and third doses break up the cold. Pleasant and safe to take with no quinine or opiates. Millions use Pape's Cold Compound. Price thirty five cents, druggists guarantee it.

Pape

Joint-Easa Promises Quick Relief for Swollen Joints

An advertisement touts Joint-Easa as a solution for swollen stiff and painful joints in the ankle knee hip elbow shoulder spine and more. It claims rapid relief within two seconds by topical application through the skin to the bone and ligaments. Sold via Mann Drug Co Green Drug Co and other reliable druggists.

Easa Mann Drug Co Green Drug Co

Stoner Estate Administratrix Named in Probate Notice

Martha N. Stoner named administratrix of the T. W. Stoner estate in a probate notice. The filing cites the deceased and references numbered dates and legal steps in the administration process.

Martha N. Stoner T. W. Stoner

Plane crash injures two officers near Cambridge Ohio

Two men from McCook Field Dayton Sergeant W Ford and Lieutenant S Q Carter were injured this afternoon when their airplane crashed near Cambridge. Ford's injuries may prove fatal, officials said. The plane developed engine trouble and fell in a tail spin while en route to Moundsville West Virginia.

Hart Cambridge, O W. Ford S. QO. Carter McCook Field Dayton Ford Moundsville W. Va

Creomulsion Emulsified Creosote Cough Remedy Ad

Persistent coughs and colds are warned against with Creomulsion an emulsified creosote medicine shown as soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germ growth. The ad claims two fold action and guarantees relief or money back and promotes use after colds or flu.

Creomulsion Company Atlanta

Notice of land sale under deed of trust in High Point

A notice states Raleigh Banking & Trust Company as trustee will sell at public auction to satisfy a note default. The real estate at 517 King street now 1004 Lindsay street High Point North Carolina is described with a metes and bounds survey. Sale set for January 4 1926 at 2:00 PM in front of the Guilford County courthouse Greens boro.

T. W. Stoner Guilford County North Carolina High Point Nort Carolina John Luther King Lula Pearl King Raleigh Banking & Trust Company Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Office of the Register of Deeds Greensboro N. C King Street Lindsay Street C. E. Reitzel R. F. J. Johnson C. C D. C. MacRae High High Point

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