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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1918

Page

4

Christ in Crisis and the Church's Answer

The article argues modern world crises test Christianity and urges the church to rise, focus on worship over form, and trust in God as the path to safety and peace. It cites historical examples from Holland and Judah and ends with a call from Rev. James A. Clarke of the First Baptist Church to reaffirm faith and mission.

Abraham Lincoln Lusitania Edith Cavell London Belgium Mesopotamia Luther Geothe Jesus Christ Germany Napoleon Russia God Holland Judah Egypt Assyria Church of Christ Church of Ephesus Sardis Church of God Christ James A. Clarke First Baptist Church

Suspected Gunman Spencer Removed Amid Forsyth Murder Probe

A young negro named Spencer, held since Thursday over a double murder near Winston-Salem, was hurried to Greensboro for safekeeping amid strong local anger. Police report circumstantial evidence and a pistol found nearby as crowds demand swift justice for Harvey Hester and his wife, with police tightening the net.

Napoleon Spencer Guilford Greensboro Winston-Salem Sherri Starr Ford County Greenshoro

Funeral of Little Dorothy Stoker Held Friday Afternoon

Four month old Dorothy Stoker daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Stoker of Smith Street died March 7 after pneumonia followed by pleurisy and renewed pneumonia. The funeral was held at 2 pm Friday from the Stoker home led by Rev P Coble of the First Presbyterian Church with a large gathering of mourners.

Dorothy Stoker Ed. Stoker Smith Street P. Coble First Presbyterian Church

Walsh to Instruct Brown Pitchers in Spring Training

St. Louis manager Field Jones has asked veteran pitcher Walsh, formerly with the Boston Nationals, to accompany the St. Louis Americans south for spring training. He is expected to serve as instructor for the club’s pitchers.

Walsh Brown St. Louis Fd. Walsh Boston Nationals Field Jones St. Louis Americans Jones

Card of Thanks for Dorothy Stocker

Mr and Mrs Ed Stocker thank friends for sympathy during illness and death of their daughter Dorothy and for floral offerings from the Silk mill girls.

Ed Stocker Dorothy Silk Mill

War Department Establishes Women Police Force

The War Department creates a women police force to assist with camp protection. 55 women deputy sheriffs will patrol near military camps under girls protective bureaus supervision. They operate without uniforms and work to safeguard girls, monitor amusements, and aid runaways.

Washington, March 'S The War Department Commission On Miss Maude Committee On Protective Work Warform

Gibbons Defeats Chip in Ten-Round Scranton Bout

Tom Gibbons of St Paul defeated George Chip of New Castle in Scranton Pennsylvania in ten rounds. Gibbons swept nine rounds to one with one even round, delivering a clear victory.

Tom Gibbons George Chip Scranton Tom Gibbons St. Paw New Castle Ston Even

Cardus praised by Mrs Gada for womanly trouble relief

In Hixson Tennessee Mrs J B Gada recalls suffering from left side pain and weakness before using Cardus. She reports lasting relief and urges other women not to become weak from womanly troubles, noting headaches backaches nervousness and tiredness improve with Cardus.

Hixson, Tenn J. B. Gada Cardus

Foley's Honey and Tar Praised by Homes Across Nation

Snow and wind this winter increased colds with many praising Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. Mrs. Edward Sterry of Clinton Ohio recommends it as the only medicine, noting it’s safe for children and effective for families.

Foley Edward Sterry Clinton

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