Dr Nabers Talks on Mission Money at Prayer Meet
Dr Charles H Nabers spoke at the midweek prayer service of the First Presbyterian church on where missionary dollars go. He cited that over eighty four cents of every dollar to foreign missions funds work abroad, with about forty nine and a half cents for missionary families and thirty five and a quarter cents for field work under American missionaries.
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Presbyterian Church
Arles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Executive Committee of Foreign Missions
Church of God
Jesus Christ
Moe Western Champ Again and the Missionary Call
An excerpt urges local church involvement and missionary work abroad. It ties the idea to Jesus command to spread the glad tidings to all nations, mentioning High Point and missionary efforts in the Congo or Japan. The passage links church membership with global evangelism and service.
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High Point
Congo
Japan
Jesus
Turned Around What Are Smiths Daughters Like
The elder is terribly simple and the younger is simply terrible in a Passing Show review. Lurteous.
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Smith
Mrs. Howard Bolton Dies in Brooklyn
Mrs. Howard Bolton of Brooklyn New York collapsed and died from a sudden heart attack in New York City. She had many friends in High Point where she visited her sister the late Mrs. Homer Wheeler. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 PM in Brooklyn.
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Howard Bolton
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York City
Ford Observes 6Bth Birthday
Detroit reports Henry Ford marking his 68th birthday at Fairlane Dearborn amid greetings from Edison Firestone and others. The industrialist, in good health, spends time in the gardens or engineering lab while pursuing a vast experimental farm project.
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David J. Wilkie
Detroit
Fortune
Henry Ford
Ford
Fairlane
Dearborn
Mr. Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Harvey S. Firestone
Edison
Firestone
Ford’s Farm Origin Key to His Industrial Plan
The article notes Henry Ford’s belief that his farming to industry coordination project will unify agriculture and manufacturing. It mentions Ford’s birth on a nearby farm to Fairlane, highlighting his rural roots shaping his vision.
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Ing
Ford
Fairlane
Major League Leaders Including games of July 29
Baseball leaders across leagues listed by batting averages runs RBIs hits doubles triples and home runs for the National and American Leagues. Notables include Klein Phillies Hurtling through multiple categories and Gehrig Ruth Gehrig dominating in the Yankees lineup.
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Grimm Cubs
Hendrick
Reds
Klein
Phillies
English
Cubs
Cuyler
Terry
Giants
Hornsby
L. Waner
Pirates
Bartell
Adams
Cardinals
Traynor
Ott
Comorosky
Frisch
Osborn
Lindsey
Haines
American Teague
Ruth
Yankees
Simmons
Athletics
Gehrig
Yanks
Haas
Webb
Red Sox
Miller
Johnson
Tigers
West
Senators
Reynolds
White Sox
Blue
Chapman
Yankes
Grove
Mahaffey
Grimes Street Defeats Oak Hill In Opening Half Contest
Grimes Street beat Oak Hill 11 to 9 in the first game of the second half at the city playground league. Flynn led Grimes Street with three hits, Gooodwin and Armstroke added two apiece, while R Murrow had four for Oak Hill.
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Grimes Street
City Playground
Oak Hill
Flynn
Goodwin
Armstroke
R. Murrow
Grimes St. Rhe Rovers
PIPGR
R. Goodwin
Meskek
Kinney
Dacéeseckh
Armstrong
Mullis
Shelton
Bennett
C. Goodwin
W. Murrow
Canada
Samuels
Home comers Norma Shearer and Irving Thalberg Return to New York
Film star Norma Shearer and producer Irving Thalberg smile on their return to New York after a three months tour abroad as the Hiner Bremen brings them home and they view the skyline.
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Europe
Norma Shearer
Irving Thalberg
New York
Tar Heel dies in 60 foot well tragedy
Marion resident Robert Logan, 45, suffocated at the bottom of a 60 foot well after entering it to deepen the shaft. Onlookers heard his cries as rescuers attempted a rope rescue, but gases hampered efforts and Logan could not be raised. Ralph Gardin aided by tying Logan's body to a rope before removal.
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Marion
Robert Logan
Logan
Ralph Gardin
Dynamite Fumes Cause Death in Asheville Area
Arthur Wright, a Leicester farmer, died from dynamite fumes and gas after being lowered into a farm well near Leicester. He died at his home after being pulled from the shaft. Earlier, Robert Logan of Marion died amid a well accident as onlookers watched.
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Asheville
Arthur Wright
Leicester
Wright
North Carolina
Robert Logan
Marion
Quite a Lover and His Flirtatious Reputation
A humorous aside notes a man’s reputation as a flirt with a sharp line about his palate. The speaker claims he can identify the lipstick of any tennis club owner by taste, illustrating the wit of The Humorist.
Thomas Mills Downs Rhodes In Lexington Tie
Thomas Mills and Rhodes of Lexington play to a 2 2 tie in Lexington after Cooper fades in the seventh. Henry West on and Blosser drive in runs for Mills while Rhodes and Coloway shine in a tight contest of nine innings.
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Lelon Cooper
Rhodes
Lexington
Thomas Mille
Cooper
Thomas Mills
Henry
Weston
Blosser
Pierce
Millers
Yow
Cook
Ab Po AE Betts
Browns Ss
McCrary
Guek
Price
Weiemer
O Coloway P
Thomas Millis
Brown
Hill
Conway
Coloway
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America
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Nash
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de Soto
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Sears
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Major League
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St. Serene
Ray St
Pathfinder
Dorothy Barbee
Salinas
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King City
Thomas Mills Downs Rhodes
Homer
Royal Mint
London
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