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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1926

Page

3

Sermons Highlight Beauty of Jesus and Samson’s Folly

The Rev H T Stevens at Green Street Baptist church preached on The One With Snow White Hair linking Jesus beauty to suffering and compassion and noted his humanity and power to save The Rev Emmett K McLarty of Wesley Memorial Methodist preached Man's Greatest Loss citing Samson losing God presence after Delilah’s betrayal and the need for repentance to restore divine companionship.

Abraham Lincoln H. T. Stevens Green Street Baptist Church John Jesus Agrippa Caligula Tiberius Emmett K. McLarty Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Samson God Israel Nazariti Sampson Delilah

Powerful Sermon on The Doctrine of the Cross by Rev. L G Wilson

The Rev. Lloyd G. Wilson, pastor of the First Baptist Church, delivered a stirring sermon on The Doctrine of the Cross before a near capacity audience. He argued the cross is the sole method of salvation and the measure of Christian living, contrasting the folly to unbelievers with the power and wisdom to believers, and urged personal response to its demands.

Lloyd G. Wilson Christ Apostle Paul God

Eternal Life Sermon Stresses Trust Over Wealth

Reverend F L Conrad of Emmanuel Lutheran urges worshippers to seek eternal life by trusting Christ rather than relying on wealth or good deeds. He cites the rich young ruler and Jesus call to be born again, warning that unconfessed faults close the door to heaven and that true fruit comes from the heart.

F. L. Conrad Emmanuel Lutheran Church Jesus Nicodemus Christ Kingdom of Heaven

New Orleans Cotton Opens Easy With Losses Across Near Months

The New Orleans cotton market opened easy on February 15 with first trades down 7 to 11 points. Near months liquidated, March fell to 19.47, May to 18.91, July to 18.39, and October to 17.59 as prices declined from the prior close.

New Orleans

Mardi Gras Opens With Great Crowd in New Orleans

Thousands of visitors arrive in New Orleans as Mardi Gras opens with Proteus parade planned for tonight. The city buzzes with lights, crowds, and social events as Rex and Comus are expected to appear in upcoming parades tomorrow.

New Orleans Proteus Rex Comus

Pedestrian Seen as Plebeian Delight by Holmes

The Rev John Haynes Holmes condemns today’s generation for chasing pleasure and declares walking a plebian delight as he criticizes modern life from his pulpit in New York.

New York John Haynes Holmes

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Wesley Memorial Rev. Stevens Lincoln E. K. McLarty First Baptist Church Mary Rev Conrad Self Heaven Pape KOTEX High Point Weekly Business Review and Professional Guide Barber Hall Printing Company Hamilton Street Kester Machinery CO Elm St Winston.Salem East Russell Street Claude E. Miller Commercial Bank Twin City Welding and Tank Co Cecil English Street Launlry Centennial Ave Strickland and Strickland Engineers Commercial Nat. Bank Bldg Anteed S. C. Vancannon Crescent Lumber CO Hamilton St Willowbrook St W.E. Linthincum and Son Night Phone Moore’s Motor Express Greensboro Winston-Salem Randleman Asheboro Reids Ville — Danville North Wrenn St Oreating Nokol-Willock CO Burns Street DUCO Mimax Automobile Finishing West Broad Street Tire Service CO Commerce St
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