Near East Relief Golden Rule Tea Campaign Launched
The National Women's committee of Near East Relief aims to stage 50 000 Golden Rule teas nationwide as part of the annual drive to aid child welfare and orphanages in Bible lands. Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker leads 45 725 women’s clubs with two thousand volunteers kicking off a domino chain to recruit more participants and raise over 1 000 000 dollars for the year’s expenses.
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New York
National Women’s Committee of the
Near East Relief
United States
Feaen
Washington Letter Carriers Get Christmas Day Off
Letter carriers in Washington will also have Christmas Day off mirroring other workers. There will be no ordinary mall deliveries on Christmas Day.
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Washington
Sabbath Schools Split Plans for 1926 North Carolina Session
Raleigh Nov 9 The North Carolina Sunday School association outlines a two section 1926 convention with western Hickory May 3–5 and eastern New Bern May 7–9. The executive committee and regional presidents organize programs and a large NC delegation to the International Sunday School convention in Birmingham April 12–19 1926 with President Coolidge among speakers.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Sunday School Association
Hickory
New Bern
Mayors
Chambers of Commerce
Rotary Clubs
Kiwanis Clubs
J. B. Ivey
L. W. Clark
E. B. Crow
Birmingham
Ala
South
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
International Council of Religious Education
Coolidge
Most Active Day for Guilford Realty Saturday
Saturday saw more deeds filed with the Greensboro register of deeds than any day last week. Transfers include W. S. Clary to Dr. J. H. Boyles on Gregory street for about 1 000 and F. N. Southard to W. H. McGlamery in Brower and McNair subdivision for 1 000 among numerous others totaling extensive real estate activity tied to the King Cotton Hotel project valued at 325 000.
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Register of Deeds
Greensboro
King Cotton
W. S. Clary
J. H. Boyles
Gregory Street
H. R. Essex
J. H. Marley
Phillip Watters
H. W. Schiffman
College Park
F. N. Southard
W. H. McGlamery
Brower and McNair
H. S. Anderson Et al
C. M. Glass
Raleigh Highway
H. S. Anderson
J. A. Glass
A. T. Gilmer
F. W. Graves
Richmond Street
Home Banking Company
George T. Penny
J. H. Hedgecock
A. P. Brown
High Point Insurance and Real Estate Company
Johnson Farm
R. T. Brown
Richard C. Crouch
Sunset Drive
D. E. Cauble
Walter Reich
Parkway
T. R. Petty
Francis Gertrude Sprinkle
Snowpark
Joshua Anderson
T. W. Winslow
Anderson Heights
W. R
R. I. Moore
Mrs. Alease Phillips
Moore Heights
O. R. Case
Nannie E. Case
J. A. Holt
Wheat and oats show mixed moves in Chicago market
Wheat opened modestly higher on Liverpool quotations but soon retraced as selling grew. A prominent eastern trader was blamed for the setback in values while oats stayed steady then turned lower after early gains.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Excuses for the Man You Love a 1925 Advice Piece
A Bell Syndicate 1925 column warns girls against excuses for neglectful boyfriends. It details patterns where excuses mask lack of courtesy, urging women to demand accountability, discuss issues, and stop the habit before relationships end. It cautions that excuses erode self respect and signals trouble when the man stops apologizing.
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Old Man
Cupid
Bell Syndicate
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Aids Aged Bowels
Monti cello Ill physician Dr W B Caldwell with 47 years practice condemns daily purges for the elderly. He promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative that regulates bowels for weeks, often months between doses, with harmless pleasant taste. A 60 cent bottle advised for those over fifty.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
Dr. Caldwell
Luther League District Holds Emmanual Church Meeting
The Luther League of eastern North Carolina conducted its semi annual convention at Em manuel Lutheran church. Rev S W Hahn of Augsburg Winston Salem spoke on Life's Greatest Question urging individuals to seek God's plan through Scripture. Grace Rhyne from Lenoir Rhyne College spoke on Methods of Personal Christian Service. Greensboro Luther League performed music from Handel Mendelssohn as part of worship.
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Luther League
North Carolina
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
S. W. Hahn
Augsburg Lutheran Church
Winston-Salem
Samuel
David
Solomor
John the Baptist
Saint Paul
Grace Rhyne
Lenoir- Rhyne Colege
Hickory
Greensboro
Handel
Holy City
Gaul
St. Paul
Mendelssohn
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Atlantic Bank
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