Tremendous Responsibility of Bringing a Revival to Town
Rev Tom Sykes explains the call for a genuine Pentecost revival in the town. He warns that progress hinges on continued prayer and active church involvement beyond the evangelist's series. The minister stresses personal commitment, sustained support, and shared leadership to avoid decline and ensure lasting spiritual renewal.
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Tom Sykes
Tom Alderman Sykes
Friends Church
God
Christ
Evangelist
UNC Student Alfred Caldwell Jr Visiting Parents on Parkway
Alfred Caldwell Jr a University of North Carolina student spends the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs A S Caldwell on Parkway as he returns home.
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Alfred Caldwell, Jr
The
University of North Carolina
Mrs
A. S. Caldwell
Church Services and Sunday Schedules Listed
A roundup of church services across denominations. First Baptist led by Dr. Lloyd T. Wilson hosts 9:30 Sunday school with 11:00 sermon on A Winning Church. East End Methodist, Saint Marys Episcopal, Emmanuel Lutheran, First Methodist Protestant, First Reformed, First Presbyterian, Friends, First Christian Disciples, and Saint Edwards Catholic present morning worship, Sunday schools, and evening meetings with various subjects and leaders.
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First Baptist
Lloyd T. Wilson
A. E. Tate
East End Methodist
E. J. Harbison
H. Holton
Saint Mary’s Episcopal, College and
Washington ‘Streets
H. Norwood Bowne
Coffield
Emmanuel Lutheran
F. L. Conrad
With God
Bible School
Main Street
George R. Brown
Ladies Aid Society
J. G. Snipes
SP. Montgomery
J. Welch
J. C. Welch, Jr
W. D. Burgess
Blanche Burgess
First Reformed
Milton Whitener
Don Cochhran
First ‘Presbyterian
Charles P. Cobl
F. Logan’ Porter
First Christian (Disciples) Bible School
East Washington Street
J. W. Wolff
Asheboro
Notice of Bankruptcy In Re Townsend Western District
The United States District Court for the Western District of North Carolina issues notice to creditors of A. M. Townsend of High Point Guilford County that on September 7 1925 Townsend was duly declared bankrupt in Bankruptcy No 690. The notice informs creditors of actions and deadlines as part of the bankruptcy proceeding.
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United States of America
District Court of the United States
North Carolina
A. M. Townsend
High Point
Guilford County
Bankrupts Petition For Composition Meeting In Greensboro
Adjudged bankrupt on Oct 2 1925 a petition offering a composition is filed. A creditors meeting will be held at the undersigned office in Greensboro before Referee Clifford Frazier on Oct 19 1925 at 3 30 P M to consider the proposed composition. The plan pays 7 12 percent cash and other business to be transacted at the meeting. Dated Oct 8 1925.
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Greensboro
Clifford Frazier
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M .M. Martin
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Saint Edward’s Catholic Cor
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Father Herman
William. Fox Presents
John Ford
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Chas. E. Hayes Co
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Ring
E. A. Bristow Chiropractor
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Hayes Jewelry
N. ‘Main Street
Guaranteed Vulcanizing Tire Service Co
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Jefferson
E. Sycamore
St. Greensboro Veterinary Hospital
N. H. Whitehill
Dog and Cat Hospital
Washington, D.C
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Ice & Coal Co
Petty Coal Co
Aspironal
Hart Drug Co
National Bank
Knabe
Baldwin
Fisher
Adam ‘Schaaf
Starr
Emerson
Bland Piano Co
House of Music