Evangelist Kaye Urges Immersion In Baptisms
Evangelist Harry Kaye preached on baptism Friday night arguing immersion is essential to salvation. He cited Acts 2 36 39 and Matthew three, noting Jesus’ baptism in the Jordan and the symbolism of death burial and resurrection. He warned against altering the ordinance and stressed authority as decisive. Three services, Sunday at 11 AM 3 PM and 7 30 PM, will follow a revival tent break.
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Harry Kaye
Matthews
John the Baptist
Judea
Jesus
Jerusalem
John
Jordan
Nazareth
Galilee
Luther
Calvin
Wesley
Ravenna
Jesus Christ
Uncommon Sense on Public Education and Reading Tastes
A town librarian notes a shift in voluntary education toward history and science. Over twelve years there is a decline in cheap fiction and a rise in educated readers who choose books with knowledge and authors they recognize.
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America
Newspapers as educators and public knowledge builders
The writer argues newspapers awaken public interest in world events and science, boosting reading and education. He praises libraries for preserving papers, notes newspapers educate through daily updates, history, electricity, chemistry, and radium, and cites their broad accessibility and conversational value. Copyright 1925 Bell Syndicate.
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Keats
Chapman
Stout Cortez
Pacific
Bell Syndicate
Sales Light in Gastonia Spinners
Combed yarn sales were light with Gaston county spinners this week. Inquiries were heavy but spinners are declining to accept business at old price levels, expecting prices to improve.
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Gastonia
Gaston County
Notice of executors of Alfred A Gordon will
Executors J Milton Gordon and The Commercial National Bank High Point North Carolina notify all creditors to present claims against Alfred A Gordon deceased Guilford County by July 18 1926 and all debts to be paid promptly. Dates show July 16 1925 with notice valid through August 18 1925 and the 1926 deadline.
General Metts Addresses Kiwanis On National Guard Support
General J Van B Metts of Raleigh spoke to the High Point Kiwanis at the country club urging business and professional men to back the national guard with moral and financial support He noted North Carolina's guard strength about 3300 and that over 5000 guardsmen have been called into service in four years He warned cuts in drill pay risk unit morale and federal aid and urged employers to grant encampment leave to 60 percent of each unit. The talk highlighted defense policy and the guard’s role in deterring lawlessness.
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National Guard
J. van B. Metts
Raleigh
Adjutant General
North Carolina
High’ Point Kiwanis Club
Country Club
General Metts
Metts
Ths
Kiwanis Club
Matt Wall
Clyde Martin
Martin
Administratrix Notice for Willis Hinton Estate Guilford NC
Having qualified as administratrix on the estate of Willis Hinton Jr deceased the clerk of the Superior court of Guilford county all persons having claims against said estate are notified to present them to the undersigned duly verified on or before the ninth day of July 1926 or this notice will be pleaded in fhar of their recovery and all persons owing said estate will come forward and make immediate settlement This the sixth day of July 1925 AMETA HINTON Administratrix High Point NC T F Sanders Attorney July 4 11 18 25
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Alfred A. Gordon
Guilford
North Carolina
Commercial National Bank
High Point
N. C
J. Milton Gordon
Willis Hinton, Jr
Superior Court
Guilford County
Ameta Hinton
T. F. Sanders
P. C. McIntire
Saiq
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Fred Shertz
Ass’t Trust
J. R. Montgomery
Artie Montgomery
W. P. Jester
Mary E. Jester
C. A. Jester
John W. Welborn
Mary R. Welborn
Hattie J. Brown
B. F. Montgomery
J. J. Armfield
Merchants and Farmers Bank of
Mocksville
Bank of Davie
Court House
Greensboro
J. L. Armfield
Boxing and music entertain Kiwanis gathering
A lively program featured a salesman humor, Wall impersonating a New York Jew to show deal crafting, four rounds of boxing between two black youths representing Dr C Grayson and Cecil Prince with a referee's decision for Cecil, and selections by Ollie Simmons quartet. Garland Alderman and Kent Price arranged the program. attendees enjoyed the event and an attendance prize was offered.
Vacation Paradise at Asheville’s George Vanderbilt Hotel
Hints for a vacation atop the Blue Ridge invite travelers to Asheville a 2300 foot high city where clouds sleep in valleys and mountains stretch to the horizon. The George Vanderbilt Hotel sits on Fifth Avenue offering comfort charm and courteous service with golf tennis and swimming among the finest attractions nearby.
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Asheville
America
George Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Public Auction of Lot 7 in Meredith Estate
I Lee Meredith executes mortgage foreclosure sale of Lot Seven in Meredith Staley Brothers subdivision Guilford County North Carolina. Property fronts High Point Thomasville highway with specified frontage. Auction at Greensboro courthouse noon August 17 1925 to satisfy $2600 debt to J Lee Meredith. Signed July 14 1925 I See Meredith Ju 18 25 Au 1 8.
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J. W. Meredith
Ruth Meredith
J. Lee Meredith
Agistr of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Greensboro
I. Lee
Meredith-Staley Brothers
Office of Register of Deeds
High Point
Thomasville
Meredith
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Tostwich
Randall’s Pharmacy
Kaye
John Blake
Tonnerville Trolley
By Fontaine Fox
Syndicate, Inc
Little Stanley
Adjutant General of
C. S. Lambeth
Blue Ridge
T. D. Gilliam
Globe Furniture Company
Roland Holton
Continental Furniture Company
Tire Service Co
E. Higt
James T. Stewart, Jr
Randleman
Atlantic Bank
Nida
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
At Commercial Nat. Bank
N.C
D. E. Bullard
Washington, D. C
Southern Railway System
Washington
Junction Points
Senators
Detroit Tigers
Ty Cobb
Walter Johnson
Arlington National Cemetery
Pullman
Southern Railway
H. D. Saunders
High Point, N. C
R. H. Graham
D. P
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