The Child in a Christian World lesson reflection
The article discusses Luke 2 8 20 the Christmas shepherds Mary and Jesus as the child and emphasizes the child’s supreme importance. It argues for balancing home and public education in moral religious training and calls for church and society to prioritize love and nurture for every child.
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Bethlehem
Mary
Joseph
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Congregationalist
Jesus
Christ
Robert Raikes
Mexican professors seek burial cut to quiet dead
In Mexico City a group from the National University asks the government to order that the jugular vein of all deceased be severed before burial. Observations at Guadalajara cemetery show corpses lying face down, suggesting the dead revived and turned over in coffins.
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David
Christ the Lord
Mexico City
National University of Mexico
Guadalajara
Diversified crops boost state production in 1929
North Carolina’s 1929 crop report shows increased output for corn wheat oats barley rye buckwheat sorghum sweet potatoes tobacco alfalfa clover timothy hay and soybeans with peanuts also up while cotton falls about 100000 bales from 1928. Livestock gains from bountiful hays pastures and forage crops are noted though overall livestock figures await January results.
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Raleigh
State Department of Agriculture
Pitt, Lenoir
Craven
Martin
Wayne
Duplin
Beaufort
Wilson
Edgecome
Bertie
Old Belt
South Carolina Belt
Funeral for J D Feezer Held at Cotton Grove
Funeral services for J D Feezer a prominent Cotton Grove farmer in Davidson county were held at Jersey Baptist church near Linwood. The 78 year old died at his home after years of ill health survived by his widow six children six grandchildren three sisters and one brother.
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Lexington
J. D. Feezer
Cotton Grove
Davidson County
Jersey Baptist Church
Linwood
H. T. Penry
D. I. Feezor
Winston-Salem
F. C. Feezor
Liberty, Mo
R. B. Snider
Zella
Cleta Feezor
National Bridge Players Association Formed in North Carolina
A certificate of incorporation was issued by the North Carolina secretary of state for the National Bridge Players Association. The group lists principal offices in Greensboro and is headed by Mrs. William L. Barber of Amarillo Texas, with Miss Moss Gilliam of Greensboro and W. L. Barber among its leaders.
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Raleigh
N. C
James A. Hartness
National Bridge Players Association, Incorporated
Greensboro
William L. Barber
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Incorportor Forms Bridge Clubs Network
Amarillo as incorporator capitalizes at 10000 worn stock subscribed. Articles state purpose to promote bridge playing by forming local bridge clubs in towns across the United States and to promote and conduct local sectional and national bridge tournaments. The association may manufacture buy or sell cards card tables and related bridge supplies.
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Amarillo
United States
Real estate ads offer wide High Point property options
Classified notice promotes rental purchase and sale of properties in High Point across all sections and price ranges. Calls to action invite buyers renters sellers and traders to contact for listings in multiple areas and price points.
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High Point
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Robert Brockett
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Arcturus Radio“Tubes
J.D. Freezer
Bridge Players Ass’n Incorporated
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Christmas Club
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Eccles Everhart
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CEI & Wrenn
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