Local Notables Attend Meetings and Socials Across North Carolina
Mrs Franklin of Asheville visits sister Mrs Shipman on Gatewood avenue. Rev C P Coble attends a synod meeting in Mooresville. High Point U D C members plan to attend state convention in Elizabeth City next week. Mrs Ted Conner heads to Spartanburg after attending sister’s bereavement. Presbyterian auxiliary district meet in Asheboro. Harris Covington celebrates fifth birthday at grandmother Harriss home. Florence Burton to visit Ruth Moffitt in High Point. Saint Marys Guild to hold a food sale at Holmes Grocery on North Wrenn. Miss Lucy Neal Carr and Miss Elizabeth Hayden attend Carolina State game and a Sir Walter hotel dance in Raleigh. DAR district meeting invitation for October twenty-seventh at Wadesboro High School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth City
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lucy Neal Carr
Elizabeth Hayden
Raleigh
Carolina State
Sir Walter Hotel
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Craighead-Dunlap
Thomas Wade
Wadesboro
North Carolina
Frank Bennett
Dist
Salisbury
Lexington
Norwood
Albemarle
Ansonville
Local Residents Visit Greensboro and Travel Notices
Mrs. W. G. Allen and Mrs. M. G. Harris visited Greensboro yesterday. Mrs. Roy Fowler of Wise Street is seriously ill at Guilford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Olive and daughter Veanna depart for Asheville for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Terry leave tomorrow night for a ten day trip to New York City for business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Fowler
Wise Street
Guilford General Hospital
W. J. Olive
Veanna
Asheville
R. B. Terry
New York City
Jesus Always Loved Sinners and the Spirit Within
Stephens reflects on spiritual life and belief in the Trinity. He asserts that Jesus loves sinners and that surrender to the Spirit of God ends lawlessness. He clarifies that God seeks hearts, not outward acts, and that the Holy Spirit convicts of sin. He explains the Spirit as the breath of God, linking heart mind and body to divine action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
SUB ROSA AFTER IT'S ALL OVER
Gladys writes of a break up after four years of almost engagement and asks how to handle the gay young man who broke her heart. She must face him in social settings like bridge and dances where avoiding him is hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Cardinal Signally Honored and a Note on Deserted Love
Carding signs and social advice mix in a 1925 Bell Syndicate piece advising Gladys to maintain a friendly, upbeat stance with a faithless sweetheart. It counsels avoiding reminiscence, suppressing sentiment, and meeting him with light banter to preserve dignity and discourage gossip, ending with a prompt to seek personal replies from Mimi.
Tom Mix Stars In The Everlasting Whisper at Broadhurst
Tom Mix and his horse Tony headline The Everlasting Whisper a northwest drama at Broadhurst for a three days engagement. Glenn Gregory crafts a vivid screen tale with romance villainy and rugged action. King and Gloria wed amid danger as Grattan and his gang scheme to steal Old Honeycutt’s mine before Mix defeats them. Tonight two shows at 7 and 9 with a 1 pm opening tomorrow continuing to 11 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Tony
Northwest
the Broadhurst
Jackson Gregory
William Fox
Tom
Mark King
Mark
Gloria
Gratton
King
Old Honeycutt
Grattan
New York Cotton Opens Firm on Liverpool Market Rise
New York October 16 The cotton market opened firm to day at an advance of 20 1 9 44 points on relatively firm Liverpool quoters. The stronger overseas tone supported prompt deadlines and early trading showed initial gains across the market as dealers watched Liverpool prices for direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Market Cotton Market Patch After Early Selling
Early offerings were readily absorbed as prices held near the best levels. Hedge selling appeared, but the December price advanced to 37.63 with a gain around 28 to 29 points on the general list. An eastern spot firm valued the crop at 14,887,000 bales.
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Coble
C. P. Coble
First Presbyterian Church
Mooresville
Conner
Spartanburg
Ted Conner
W. J. Powell
Parkway
S. C
Asheboro
Carter Dalton
K. C. Denny
W. A. Hayes
Charles Perry
Woman's Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian Church In
Harris Covington
Little Harris Covington
Comer Covington
J. W. Harriss
West Broad Street
Burton
Moffitt
Florence Burton
Reidsville
Ruth Moffitt
North Main Street
ST. Mary's Guild
Guild
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Holmes Grocery Company
Wrenn Street
Rollin’s
Moffitt’s
W. G. Allen
M. G. Harris
Greensboro
Stephens
God
Christ
Holy
Jesus Christ
Cecil’s
Wachovia Bank
Jerry
Mimi
Bell Syndicate Inc
Afl
Aly Mundelein
Lue Attn
Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Zunini
Italy
Mussolini
Everlasting Whisper
Mann
Tillie
Wagger’s Ladies Shop
Dad
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Baylor
Balbriggan
Wallace Freeman
Buster Brown
Rst
Quality Shoe Store
High Point, N. C
Burgess Bros
Better Value Store
van Lindley
High Point Enterprise
Watch
The
Enterprise
Bell Furniture Company
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