Winston Preacher At First Baptist Sunday Revival
The article notes two preachers sent to First Baptist to cover for Rev James A Clarke during a large revival at Salem church. Rev Fred N Day preached warmly in morning service and Rev S L Naff spoke at night on Christian living, praising Clarke and urging remains through Friday. 22 additions already reported with more professions.
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Winston
First Baptist
Clarke
First Baptist Church
James A. Clarke
Salem
Fred N. Day
S. L. Naff
Salem Church
Mr. Naff
Mr. Clarke
Naff
W.W. Naff
Bagore
Christ
Negro purse snatcher at work in Greensboro
A bold robbery occurred Saturday night on West Market Street near the First Baptist Church as Mrs. McClure had her purse snatched by a Black man who fled. Mrs. E. E. Clary witnessed the incident and could identify the suspect if caught. police released two men after they proved innocence.
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Greensboro
First Voters Club Organized In High Point Tomorrow
A first voters Democratic club will be organized in High Point tomorrow night at City Manager Lyon's office. J. E. Wagner leads the effort and asks all who expect to cast their first vote this year to attend. The aim is to register and line up voters for Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic ticket.
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Democratic Club
High Point
Lyon
J. E. Wagner
Woodrow Wilson
Death of Joseph D Wall in Randleman
Joseph D. Wall a former High Point resident died Sunday morning at his home in Randleman after a seven month illness. He was 24 and once with the Matter Drug company. He was a nephew of S Frank Wall of this city. The funeral will be held at Randleman this morning.
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Joseph D. Wall
High Point
Randleman
Matter Drug Company
S. Frank Wall
High Point Deeds Filed At Registers Office
Two High Point deeds recorded Saturday detail transfers. W F Clary to R A Blair for a lot 75, 200 feet, consideration $200. D Clapp to A K Boles and wife for lot 22 in block 15 Snow Park, consideration $475.
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W. F. Clary
R. A. Blair
D. Clapp
A. K. Boles
Snow Park
Relief Funds Aid Belgian Unemployment Parade
Berlin reports The Veissische Zeitung attributes Belgian idleness to a lure of rest and notes American relief funds built golden bridges for the unemployed. It cites June totals of 66 915 men 209 552 women and 587 132 children without work and 146 460 000 francs distributed to the unemployed.
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Berlin
Veissische Zeitung
Hunters bag seven deer on opening deer season day
Hamomator New Jersey on October 16 reports the opening day of the deer season with hunters in red headwear filling the woods. At least seven fine bucks were shot amid no accidents according to early reports from local sportmen.
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Hamomator
N. J
Modern Pedagogy Versus Master Christ Teacher
Thornwell Haynes argues that Christ as Master Teacher provides a superior model for education, shaping character over methods. He contrasts Jesus’s simple teaching with modern school progress, urging teachers to love and embody the beauty of the good in every pupil.
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Thornwell Haynes
Birmingham Age Herald
Birmingham College
High Point
Christ
Birmingham Ave Herald
Jesus
Emancipation of Princeton Freshmen Reported by Senior Council
Princeton seniors lift a ban on freshman dress and conduct. Freshmen may wear soft collars and cuffs, and may visit Chadwick's drug store. Rules restrict grass, smoking, cycling, and chapel visits while seniority governs sidewalk use at Nassau Hall.
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Princeton
Princeton University
Fias
Chadwick’s
Nassau Hall
Guilford Girls to Attend State Fair as Record Makers
Eight Guilford County girls who set top canning club records at the Central Carolina fair travel to Raleigh this week as guests of the American National Bank of Greensboro. The group includes Gertrude Bundy Jamestown Margaret Hunter Bessemer Rachael Lane Meliver Ruth Hodgin Hallsburn Reggie Wall Guilford College Mary Alice May Brightwood and Lena Whitney Monticello. Frances Summers of Brightwood also earns a Raleigh trip for best county canning club record. They depart Wednesday and return Thursday under Ola Stephenson and state fair officials supervision.
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Guilford County
Raleigh
American National Bank of Greensboro
Canning Club
Central Carolina
Frances Summers
Brightwood
Ola Stephenson
Home Economics
State Fair
Odds on Hughes shift toward even money in election bets
New York October reports indicate betting odds on Charles E Hughes winning the presidency are moving toward even money as brokers see growing appetite to place wagers. Sizeable sums were discussed but not all placed, with activity lower than in past elections due to broader stock market movements and high wagering on other markets.
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New York
Charles E. Hughes
United States
Hughes
Wilson
Edward McQuade
McQuade
New York Stock Exchange
Woodrow Wilson
Murry Hulbert
Martin Ansorge
Wall Street
Generals in Embrayo Take United States Exams Today
Chicago October 16 The military mood is shown as many recruits guardsmen and other candidates take officer exams at the federal building. Prospective generals who pass will be commissioned as second lieutenants in the regular army.
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Embrayo
United States
Chicago
Federal
Austria Opens Food Bureau in Vienna Ministry
Vienna dispatch reports the regulation department for Austria’s food supply has been organized in the interior ministry. Chevalier von Keller presides the new bureau, established after a decision last month to regulate staple provisions.
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Amsterdam
London
Vienna
Austria
Ministry of the Interior
Chevalier von Keller
No More Backache for Her Gaskill Endorses Foley Pills
Mrs J M Gaskill of Etna Green Indiana testifies to severe back aches and sharp pains vanishing after using Foley Kidney Pills. The advertisement claims the remedy treats kidney and bladder troubles and can be taken safely, sold by Mann Drug Co.
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J. M. Gaskill
Etna Green
Ind
Foley
Mann Drug Co
Meeting at West End Church Sees 13 New Members
The West End Baptist church meeting closed Sunday night after two weeks of services led by Pastor Rev. James W. Rose. Thirteen new members were received and more are expected. a baptismal service is planned for next Wednesday night.
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West End Baptist Church
James W. Rose
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