Religious Week End Activities In City Highlighted
The Rev H T Stephens of Green Street Baptist preached on Crowded Out Christ from Luke 2 7 detailing Mary and Josephs poverty and thoughtlessness that crowded Jesus from inns. He also preached on The Three Wise Men from Matthew 2 1 12 stressing seekers of truth following a guiding star and the joy of finding Christ.
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H. T. Stephens
Green Street Baptist Church
Christ
Stevens
Mary
Joseph
Jesus
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Herod
Hbeing
Mr. Stevens
Jesus Name Gives Christmas Its Significance
The Reverend F L Conrad of Emmanuel Lutheran Church laments the lack of focus on Jesus in Christmas celebrations. He notes Jesus' Jewish heritage, the circumcision rite, and the name Jesus meaning Savior, stressing that the name and His humble birth define the holiday’s meaning and purpose.
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Jesus
F. l L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Mary
Joseph
Congregation of God's People
Cain
Saul
Judas
Gomorrah
Sodom
Abraham
Jacob
John
Paul
Peter
Simeon
Jesus the Christ
Bitter cold grips wide region as record lows hit many cities
The bitter cold brings widespread damage and injuries from New York City to Toronto. Fires and low temperatures shut down transport, with Northeasters setting record lows including 28 below at Tupper Lake and 27 below in Stewartstown.
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New York City
Rensselaer
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Worcester Mass
Yonkers
N. Y
Toronto
Wheeling
W. Va
Williston
N. C
Golden
Ills
Ohio
Northeasta
Tupper Lake
Stewartstown
N. H
Keybridge
Washington
Altamont
Mercury
South Atlantic
Asheville
Roanoke
Carolinas
Jacksonville
Fla
Tampa
Outlook for 1926 Brightens as Business Gains Persist
New York bankers and the Guaranty Survey project continued growth in early 1926. They cite higher employment and wages, strong distributive trade, rising department store and mail order sales, and a broad upswing in general commerce. Risks cited include potential overexpansion and unsettled international finance.
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New York
Guaranty Survey
Guaranty Trust Company of
Federal Reserve Board
New York City
Fire endangers torpedo plant at Alexandria waterfront
A fire at two grocery concern warehouses along the Potomac river caused less than 50 000 in damage and threatened the navy torpedo storage plant. The cause was unknown, and no explosives were found in the torpedo warehouse. A river patrol boat assisted local firefighters in controlling the blaze.
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Alexandria
Navy
Potomac River
Progress of Race Depends Upon Teaching of the Child
Dr Emmet K McLarty says the progress of the race rests on teaching and training of children. He preached at Wesley Memorial on starting with the cradle, citing Acts 2 39 that the promise is to you and your children. He urged parents to pass on faith to their children and noted few are saved after childhood.
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Dr. BE
Wesley Memorial
Ildhood
Dr. McLarty
Beth Gists
Ildren
Dr.added
Mount Olive Farmer Dead With Cut Throat
William Lambert, 53, a Mount Olive farmer, was found dead at his home near Mount Olive North Carolina with his throat slashed. Neighbors discovered the body this morning, it lay across the bed with the head hanging off. The wound is believed to have been self inflicted.
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Mt. Olive
N. C
William Lambert
Here
Women and cuss words hinge on listening to husbands
A provocative remark claims women do not curse because few heed their husbands long enough to learn the habit. The line satirically links language use to domestic dynamics, reflecting outdated gender stereotypes.
Young Man Faces Sleep Loss Following His Father's Footsteps
A brief line reflects a youth who must endure heavy sleepless nights to follow in his father's path, highlighting the personal cost of pursuing a family legacy and its impact on rest and daily life.
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Dad
Fur coats spark thoughts on animal welfare and fashion
A provocative question about fur wearing prompts reflection on animal welfare. The comment challenges luxury fashion norms by asking what the animals behind fur might wear, highlighting ethical concerns in apparel choices.
New Year Party Features Masks and Backward Games
A nostalgic New Year celebration described with two-faced costumes, masked guests, and a guessing contest. The event featured a snowball game, chalkline walking backward, and a midnight parade ending at a substantial supper with oysters and ham. Recipes for oyster dish and cakes included. a free 80 page cookbook offer follows.
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Uaranty Trust Company
Emmet K. McLarty
Wala Livy
Mount Olive
Crisco
Lake
National Household Service
Fifth Ave
Williams
Carolina
Bermuda
Wilmington, N. C
S.S. Fort Hamilton
Furness
Fmous
Hamilton
St. Georges
Crystal Cave
Wrde Williams Travel Service
Ivey's Department Store
Charlotte, N. C
Williams Cruise To
S. S. Fort Hamilton
Havana
Oasis Temple
Shriners
Noble J. Ed. McIlwaine
Charlotte
Bates
Om Fiavana
Geck
Ana Rug
Cepe
Wilmington
N.C
Walter VP
Sprint
Wilmington, N
Leon Williams
Williams Travel Service
Mr. Williams
Bermudas
Yours Sincerely
Walter FP. Sprunt
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