Lions That Roar In Christians Path
At First Baptist Church Rev. A. W. Claxon preached on obstacles to religious progress from Judges 14. He named four lions: half hearted devotion, unwarranted hesitancy, narrowness, and neglect, urging full heart commitment, faith, universal love, and regular church participation.
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A. W. Claxon
Christian Forward Movement
Claxon
Religious Forward Movement
Samuel
Tamnath
Dr. Claven
God
di Claxon
Dr. Claxon
William G Bradshaw obituary recalls a life of service
Dr William G Bradshaw longtime High Point resident and postmaster died after a paralytic stroke He held multiple civic roles including mayor of High Point councilman and Guilford county commissioner His career covered banking furniture business and church work with Fraternity Elks and Trinity College board involvement and two daughters survived by a widow a sister and two brothers
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Clifton Forge
New York
Jaeneke
Hill Veneer Company
Dr. Bradshaw
Wilson
Lodge of Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point
Guilford
Sam Bradshaw
Screenshoro
Mike Bradshaw
Hdenton Street Methodist Church
Bettie Partridge
Atlanta
A. A. Mendez
Banes
Cuba
Belgian Steamer Lille in Fire Off Vigo Calls for Help
A wireless distress from the Belgian steamer Lille reports the vessel afire about 1 1/2 miles off Vigo Spain. The AP dispatch notes the call for assistance from the officer in charge as the ship remains at sea under emergency conditions.
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Associated Press
Vigo
Spain
Lille
Trainload of Refugees Heading to El Paso
Associated Press report from El Paso dated January 17 states a relief train departed to the border carrying Americans and other foreigners from the embered Chihuahua region. More than 150 Americans are aboard the train.
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EL Paso
Associated Press
Il Paso
Chihuahua
Mexico
Georgia Rep Howard Pushes Banking Rates Probe
Washington January 17 Representative Howard of Georgia urged the house rules committee to report his resolution to investigate charges that some national banks were charging usurious interest rates.
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Associated Press
Washington
Representative Howard
Georgia
House Rules Committee
Schedule Makers Meet Wednesday Chicago
The first meeting of the big league schedule makers will be held in Chicago on Wednesday January 7th, announced by American League president Johnson. The notice appears in today’s issue with a retail ad for coats and coat suits at reduced prices from Leonard-Beavans-Stamey Company.
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Chicago
Johnson
Leonard-Beavans-Stamey Company
Two-Mile Greensboro Road Complete Near High Point
The 2 mile Greensboro High Point road on near High Point opens after four months. Cost around 24 000 dollars with four inch concrete base and two inch asphalt overlay. Contractor R G Lassiter praised for quality work amid bad weather and stone shortages.
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Greensboro
R. G. Lassiter
High Point
Grifford County
Life Story of Mr and Mrs Vernon Castle at Broadway
The Castles turn to acting and scenario writing in The Whirl of Life. Dancing features alongside a romantic plot with the hero and heroine, Vernon Castle and Irene Foote, eloping to marry and facing a villainous kidnapping before a happy ending.
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Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle
Broadway
MR. and
Mrs. Vernon Castle
Mrs
Vernon Castle
Castle
Irene Foote
Yonkers
Vernon
Paris
America
Mrs. Castle
Castles by-the-Sea
George L. Lyons Funeral Sunday After Unusual Accident
Durham mourns George L. Lyon world champion amateur trap shooter and city figure as hundreds attend his funeral at the Morehead Heights home. Interment follows at Washington Duke Mausoleum Maplewood Cemetery after a service by Dr. E. R. Leyburn.
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George L. Lyon
J. B
Bln. Duke
New York
Lyon
Morehead Heights
Washington Duke Musoleum
Maplewood Cemetery
Alberquerque
N. M
E. R. Leyburn
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Quartet
Musoleum
H. M. North
Japanese business leaders form a Tsingtau realty company
President Asano of Toyen Wisen Kaisha and President Watanabe of the Watanabe bank in Yokohama co-found a realty firm with capital of 1,500,000 yen to trade land and buildings at Tsingtau. The move signals Japan’s intent to remain active in Tsingtau.
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Asano
Toyen Wisen Kaisha
San Francisco
Orient
Watanabe
Watanabe Bank
Yokohama
Tsingtau
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