Pastor Describes Second Advent and End of Sin
A Sun day evening sermon at the Seventh day Adventist church explains the second advent as God’s final act to end sin, destroy wickedness, resurrect the righteous, and translate the living to Heaven. The talk emphasizes sin’s temporary permit for teaching consequences, the restoration plan, and the righteous reward at Christ’s return.
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Earth
John E. All
Seventh-day Adventist Church
New Earth
Christ
Paul
Cox Attends Bankers Meeting in Atlantic City
J Elwood Cox president of Commercial National Bank is in Atlantic City attending sessions of the American Bankers Association convention this week. He left Saturday and plans to return home either Friday or Saturday. Cox serves on the association's nominating and agricultural committees representing the fifth federal reserve district.
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J. Elwood Cox
Commercial National Bank
Atlantic City
American Bankers, Association
Mr. Cox
Association
Federal Reserve District
Administrator's Notice for Estate of Mrs M F Unde ar
Qualified as administrator on the estate of Mrs M F Unde ar. Creditors must present claims verified by October 5, 1932, or be barred from recovery. All owed amounts should be settled promptly. This notice dated October 1931. M P Mandtrwood, Administrator, 401 Cable Street.
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M. F. Undear
Nerere Oe Mg
Superior Court
Opinsens
M. PF. Mndtrwood
Ador
Notice of Sale of Valuable Land in Guilford County
Notice is given that Emma L. Ritchie and then S. W. Horne as assignees will offer for sale at public auction in Greensboro North Carolina on Tuesday November 1931 at 11 o’clock a.m. the described property being Lot Nos 1 and 17 as per D W Cassady No 2 map recorded in Guilford County Register of Deeds. The sale is subject to unpaid street assessments and taxes with ten percent of the purchase price required as a deposit. Mortgagees CL H Smith and others act as attorneys and assignees in the deed of trust dated October 4 and recorded in Book 624.
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L. BE. Ritchie
R. Whitaker
B. C. Allred
Union Tabernacle Mission
D. Vv. Cassady
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Emma L. Ritchie
S. W. Horne
Greensboro
Arth Garolina
D. W. Cassady
Office
the Register of Deeds
West Green Street
D. V. Cassady
West Green
A. Taplin
Aplin
O Cassady
D. Oaueady
Tood
Ortgagee
Oaer Ritchie
CL. H. Smith
County Commissioners Await School Budget
Greensboro officials approved the county budget totaling 1 692 158 72 with a 35 cent tax rate for the ninth month of the school year. Vernon Hoskin hired at 125 dollars monthly as delinquent tax collector outside man. High Point township and city case counts noted. school budget action postponed to November.
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Vernon Hoskins
Greensboro
Vernon Hoskin
High Point Township
Puaget Orrugny Point
County
High Point Road
High Point
Local teachers named to 10 group for music meet
Dr Wai R Brown dean of the School of Music at North Carolina College for Women Greensboro appointed L Stookey Dan W Smith Maxwell B Jones and Miss Virginia B Frank all of the city to committees selecting material for the 13th annual high school music contest next spring Stookey to mixed chorus glee clubs class A Smith to mixed quartets quartets and girls trios class A Frank to violin viola solo and string quartets Jones to bands classes A B and C Brown announced three speakers for the third annual conference of music teachers to be held at NCCW October 16 17 Dr Pinias Dann of the University of New York John Powell pianist and James Harper director of music in the schools of Lenoir will speak.
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L. Stookey
Dan W. Smith
Maxwell B. Jones
Virginia B. Frank
Wai R. Brown
School of Music
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
Stookey
Smith
Frank
Jones
Dean Brown
North Carolina
Pinias Dann
The
University New
Police Report Shows 467 Arrests In August At High Point
High Point police arrested 467 people in August per Chief W. G. Friddle’s report. Traffic offenses dominated with 165 violators for overparking speeding and similar acts. Liquor law violations totaled 32 illegal drinking cases, 72 drunk and disorderly offenses, 26 operating a car while intoxicated. Other actions included manslaughter charges two driving under age one embezzlement six under investigation. Property losses totalled 4090.75 with recoveries at 5060.75. seven cars reported stolen and 12 recovered. The arrest tally lists 19 assault 13 with deadly weapon 1 affray 7 breaking and entering 2 carrying concealed weapon 5 capias 20 and many others.
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High Point Police
W. G. Friddle
North Carolina
Suit Started For 1200 Judgment From Bean Estate
The Beeson Hardware Company filed suit in municipal court against W I Spencer administrator of the L A Bean estate and Harlan Phillips and Ellie J Phillips to recover 1288 on a note secured by property with a prior lien claimed. The note for 1400 has been reduced by 112 by labor, but the balance with interest since July 8 1926 is demanded.
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Beeson Hardware Company
W. I. Spencer
L. A. Bean
Harlan Phillips
Ellie J. Phillips
Love as a sacred, serious bond in a sermon by Rev. G. Ray Jordan
Rev. G. Ray Jordan of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church preached on the subject Love, insisting true love blends wisdom with devotion. He urged distinguishing deep friendship from superficial emotion, waiting for full commitment, and valuing the soul’s gift as the highest love that sustains a lifetime.
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G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Jordan
Jacob
Rachel
Earth
Prince of Wales to cycle in England after trip
The Prince of Wales may use a bicycle for morning exercise along with his horse during his stay in France. His cycling in France kept him fit, and the bicycle is being shipped to England. Princess Elizabeth, his niece, is the only other cycling royal, and she has a tricycle.
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Wales
London
Prince of Wales
France
England
Elizabeth
Sykes Speaks At Central Friends Church
At Central Friends Church on a Sunday morning minister Tom A. Sykes preached on Grow in Grace and the Knowledge of God. He urged growth from inner faith, warned against living on yesterday's grace, and called for living by Jesus spirit of love to meet global tasks with divine power. Children's talks began with The Blind Man and His Dog as a faith teaching.
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Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
Apostolic Church
Christ
Jesus Christ
Jesus
God
Sykes
Heavenly Father
Local Boys Back From HS Meet in Raleigh
Frank Sizemore Gatewood Shipman and John Hall returned today from the Hi Y congress held last week in Raleigh. About 100 delegates from North and South Carolina attended the sessions with local delegates active in programs. Sizemore led the devotional at the luncheon, P S Daniel welcomed the boys at the banquet, and messages came from K K Thomas of India and Mr Hago pian of Egypt. Governor Gardner spoke at the Saturday morning meeting and Rev E Mc Neill Poteat closed with remarks at the Saturday night banquet.
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Frank Sizemore
Gatewood Shipman
John Hall
Raleigh
North
South Carolina
P. S. Daniel
Raleigh Public Schools
K. K. Thomas
India
Hagopian
Egypt
Governor Gardner
Rev. E. McNeill Poteat
Local Man Sets Squirrels Killing Record With One Shot
A Lexington Avenue man, S. P. Hines of Bodenheimer's service station, used a single 12 gauge shotgun to kill three squirrels with one shell. He reports squirrels had been visiting his backyard, and he fired from his doorstep after seeing five clustered on a tree trunk. The event occurred this morning, stunning him as three fell.
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P. Hines
Bodenheimer
Lexington Avenue
Hines
Six Million Dollar Cooper River Bridge Auction in Charleston
Charleston officials announced the Cooper River bridge valued at six million dollars was offered at auction for thirteen thousand dollars in taxes alleged overdue. The city claims the western end lies inside its limits and is valued at one hundred fifty thousand dollars and taxes remain unpaid. John P. Grace of Cooper River Bridge Inc. says a ten year tax exemption was promised at construction, which city officials deny.
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Charleston
S. C
Cooper River Bridge
City of
John P. Grace
Cooper River Bridge, Inc
Eight Million Relief Funds Charged To Tammany Workers
New York October 5. Federal charges allege eight million dollars in unemployment relief funds expended by New York City were distributed to enrolled Democrats rather than to needy non members of Tammany.
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Tammany
New York
New York City
State Emergency Relief Commission
Four heavy docket in municipal court this morning
A crowded session featured a farcical dispute with Amos and Andy impersonations as Arthur Hall faced larceny and drunken disorderly charges tied to Inez Brevard and Virginia Evans. Dozens more cases followed, with fines, costs, and suspensions in a long list of alcohol and gambling offenses.
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Amos
Andy
Inés Brevard
Virginia Evans
Arthur Hall
Arthur
Inez
Virginia
James Anton
Unreality Topic in Christian Science Lesson Sermon
The October 4 church lesson in Christ Scientist societies centered on unreality with Psalms 94 11 and Psalms 139 excerpts. It cites Science and Health passages by Eddy noting God as Spirit, goodness and spirituality as real, while evil and matter are mortal error and unreal.
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Hell
Mark Baker Eddy
Revival at First Reformed Church Opens Week of Services
The First Reformed church held the opening revival meeting led by Rev. W. R. Shaffer with a quartet and congregational singing. He preached on What Profit Change focusing on inner transformation and practical changes in life and business. Services continue nightly at 7:30 with church member night tonight inviting visitors.
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First Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
Mr. Shaffer
Jacob
Reformed Church
South Main
Russell Streets
Checker Champ Cox Dominates Local Match in New York
Jack Cox, 24, self described checker expert, faced 20 opponents and swiftly eliminated 14 as the table shuffled. Six players drew rather than lose, leaving Cox ahead in a brisk, informal showdown in New York streets.
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New York
Jack Cox
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