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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1927

Page

14

Dedicated Life Theme At First Reformed Church Sermon

Rev H A Fesperman of Greensboro leads evangelistic services at First Reformed Church with a strong sermon on a life devoted to God. He urges business leaders editors teachers to center their lives on God and warns that true success comes from dedicated living. He preaches again tonight at 7 30 with a citywide invitation.

First Reformed Church H. A. Fesperman Greensboro Fesperman God

District Attorney Banning's courtroom oratory sways jury

The DA delivers a cool, persuasive opening addressing the jury. He portrays Cherry Lane Wiley as guilty of first degree murder, alleging motive of greed and love for another man, supported by witnesses and documents. Faith Lane Wiley confronts moral tension as Hathaway’s anger flares.

Tom Banning Bob Hathaway Faith Mr. Hathaway Faith Lane Bob Banning Courts of Justice Ralph Cluny Cause of Justice Cherry Cherry Lane Wiley Stephen Churchill

Banning Reveals Hathaway Engagement To Cherry

Banning recalls Bob Hathaway once engaged to Cherry, a detail from a past relationship. The note appears in a 1927 NEA Service copyright context.

Banning Bob Hathaway Cherry NEA Service, Inc

D A R Branch Faces Borah Speech Rift in Wilmington

In Wilmington on March 18 AP reports Daughters of the American Revolution members oppose Sen William Borah as principal speaker at the March 27 convention. Local chapter members condemn Borah as an enemy of the south and of Woodrow Wilson. Mrs. Edwin C Gregory of Salisbury state regent headed to Washington to learn Borahs decision on speaking.

Wilmington Mar Caroling Daughters of the American Revolution William RE. Borah Senator Borah Woodrow Wilson Edwin C. Gregory Salisbury Washington

Family Ties Grow Troward in Life Snippet

In a light exchange from Life magazine a couple discuss blending with the partner’s relatives. The future in laws welcome the relationship as the fiancé faces a playful rebuke over guest towel etiquette.

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