Nabers Installed as Minister of First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers was installed yesterday as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in this city. The ceremony featured Rev. S N Rankin presiding, Dr J W Jackson delivering the sermon, and nine new members joining the church, bringing total new members to 47 since Nabers began his ministry seven weeks ago.
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Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
S. N. Rankin
Greensboro
Commission of Orange Presbytery
J. W. Jackson
Greenwood
S. C
Nabers
B. A. Ranson
S. N. Ranson
Dr. Nabers
High Point
Dr. Jackson
T. A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
Archdale Play Ground
Bush Hill
Archdale
United States tops coal tar production globally
The United States leads world coal tar output with an estimated 2,600,000 metric tons produced annually, reflecting its dominant position in the chemical industry.
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United States
Venice Known for 86 Islands and 400 Bridges
The article notes Venice sits on 86 islands joined by 400 bridges, highlighting the city’s intricate waterborne layout and historic architecture.
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Venice
Dangers of self selecting laxatives warning for readers
An advertisement cautions against choosing laxatives rashly for constipation symptoms such as bad breath headaches dizziness and nausea. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as safe for all ages, claims extensive use and effectiveness, and notes availability at drugstores.
Debt Paying as a Moral and Civic Duty
At Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Rev. John W. Moore urged paying debts promptly as a Christian duty and practical virtue. He urged saving, cutting waste, and honest dealings to prosper in life and faith. He also noted vacation school prospects for June 16 with enrollment for ages 4 to 12.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
John W. Moore
Caesar
God
Walter Scott
Andrews Tells U. N. C. Seniors That This Life Is Moving Too Speedily
Chapel Hill June 9 Life is not a 100 yard dash declared T Win gate Andrews superintendent of the High Point schools and former state teachers association president addressing the university class at a commencement banquet. He likened life to a relay race urging slower speed and careful carry of the torch to the next generation. Archie Allen of Raleigh was elected president J Stacy Grant of Sneads Ferry vice president and R L Zealy of Goldsboro secretary treasurer after the address.
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Chapel Hill
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
State Teachers Association
Francis F. Bradshaw
Ralph C. Greene
Professor Andrews
Archie Allen
Raleigh
J. Stacy Grant
Sneads Ferry
R. L. Zealy
Goldsboro
Miss Melissa Coe Paid Last Respects
Funeral services for Miss Sarah Melissa Coe died at her home on Fairfield road were held yesterday at 11 o clock from the Fairfield M P church led by Rev FE W Jones. Burial was in the church cemetery with pallbearers P E Weaver J B Wood Z A Cox R A Ingram R L Church and W L Shackleford. Flowers were carried by Hazel Wade Eula Weaver Mozelle Wood Gertrude Ingram Gertrude Modlin and Ada Cox.
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Sarah Melissa Coe
Fairfield Road
Fairfield M. P
FE. W. Jones
Church Cemetery
P. E. Weaver
J. B. Wood
Z. A. Cox
R. A. Ingram
R. L. Church
W. L. Shackleford
Hazel Wade
Eula Weaver
Mozelle Wood
Gertrude Ingram
Gertrude Modlin
Ada Cox
Special Meetings Begin Tonight at Green Street Baptist
A two week series of special meetings starts tonight at 7:45 at Green Street Baptist Church. Pastor Rev. George T. Tunstall will preach each session.
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Green Street Baptist Church
George T. Tunstall
Regular Communication of Numa F. Reid Lodge No 344
Masons urged to attend the Numa F. Reid Lodge No 344 A F and A M meeting Monday night at 8 election of officers planned By order J H Jennings W M H C Massey Secy
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Numa F. Reid Lodge No
Guilford County No Second Primary After Shaw Withdraws
In Guilford county there will be no second primary as Shaw withdraws in favor of Burke after Burke led the board of county commissioners nominating race. Other incumbents won clear majorities and High Point candidates for the state legislature advance.
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Guilford County
Falke Shaw
Greensboro
J. W. Burke
Gibsonville
Board of County
Burke
Shaw
D. BB. Stafford
Arthur Harrison
High Point W
12Th
J. D. Humphreys
Danbury
Stokes County
A. Wayland Cooke
Thomas C. Hoyle
Cooke
Humphreys
Hoyle
George C. Younce
Bernard Wright
High Point
John T. Burrus
Senate
Thomas Turner, Jr
W. G C. Jones
House of Representatives
House
E. B. Jeffress
Mr. Turner
Mr. Jones
Light docket in municipal court highlights numerous cases
The municipal court session featured many cases including Savanah Jones for prostitution with $15 and costs, Will Harris for abandonment and non support and carrying a concealed weapon, Crakey Major and John McGhee for larceny, plus multiple defendants cited for drunken and disorderly conduct, prohibition violations, and related penalties. Several defendants faced jail or road sentence or appeals.
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Savanah Jones
Will Harris
Charlie Major
Crakey Major
W. H. Miller
Charlie Miller
John McGhee
James Blair
Fllis Slaton
Will Campbell
Frank Hudson
Finch Takes Non-Suit In $300,000 Civil Action
John Q. Finch of Thomasville appeared in Greensboro Superior Court and took a voluntary non suit in a $300,000 civil action against several defendants including P. B. Finch and the T. J. Finch estate. Prior to this he had also taken a non suit in a suit against Mason W. Gapt.
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Finch
John Q. Finch
Thomasville
Greensboro
Mason W. Gapt
Mr. Finch
P. B. Finch
T. J. Finch
P. Carver
Johns P. Perdue
C. L. Kray
L. L. Lucas
H. Frank Sucker
John McCambell
H. D., Stout
R. B. Parker
Sheriff D. B. Stafford
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Emphasizes God as Creator
Sunday services across Christ Scientist churches focused on the theme God the only Cause and Creator. The Golden Text from Psalms proclaims God alone as the true source of wonder and greatness, with Bible references reaffirming God as the maker of all. The Textbook Science and Health asserts divine science defeats material views and idolatry, calling for rejection of other gods and creations.
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God
Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Capudine Advertises Fast Headache Relief
An old ad promotes Capudine as a liquid fast acting headache remedy. It claims two teaspoonfuls in water ease pain quickly without upsetting the stomach. Available at drug stores in single doses loc 30¢ and 60¢ bottles.
Three Negroes Arrested in Grocery Cigarette Theft
City detectives arrested John McGhee Lloyd Brown and Thesser Marshall for breaking and entering and larceny after recovering 150 cartons of cigarettes stolen from Lexington Grocery. Detectives Smith Morris and Nance traced the haul, with 50 cartons found en route to a local store operator and another 100 cartons later. Chief EF A McGhee commended the arresting officers.
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Lexington Grocery Company
John McGhee
Lloyd Brown
Thesser Marshall
Smith
Morris
Nance
EF. A. McGhee
Earthquake Quakes Felt Deep Across Malay Peninsula
Seismic instruments in the United States recorded strong vibrations from an earthquake in the Malay Peninsula, with seismologists tracing the signal through the planet to its core.
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Malay Peninsula
United States
Funeral Held For Mrs Emily Ingram
Funeral services for Mrs. Emily Ingram, wife of the late Needham Ingram, were conducted from her home at 212 Willowbrook street on Sunday afternoon. The service featured a quartet and hymns, with pallbearers and flower bearers named, and interment followed in the family plot at Oakwood cemetery.
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Emily Ingram
Needham Ingram
Willowbrook Street
T. C. Johnson
First Baptist Church
J. M. Hilliard
Hillcrest Memorial Church
Fr. L. Coffield
Ruth Wofford
L. L. Stookey
Mr. Seward
Jesus
Ernest L. Bennett
D. L. Hayes
T. Buie
D J. Smith
W. DD. Simmons
G. R. Henderson
Dorothy Warner
Helen Marshall
Bessie Hae Ward
Annie Rape
Helen Raper
Louise Smith
Dorothy Russell
Mildred Russell
Ada Leonard
W. G. Smithson Mes
H. O. Williams
Eugene Pierce
S. T. Buie
Leroy Gilbert
Oakwood Cemetery
Alberta farmer Hauls 36 Horses in Line for Wheat Market
An Alberta farmer recently linked 36 horses in one line and pulled 900 bushels of wheat to market. In London a garage business installed a beauty shop for customers dogs.
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Alberta
Canada
London
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