Broken Covenant Sermon at Salvation Army by Adjutant O Beirne
Adjutant John O Beirne spoke at the Salvation Army on Sunday night about Broken Covenant citing Daniel three and the faith of Shadrach Meshach and Abednego. He urged steadiness in keeping promises to God and others, warning of remorse and the possibility of forgiveness through repentance and faith.
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John O’beirne
Salvation Army
Daniel
God
Shadrack
Meshack
Abednego
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Ahead Of Liverpool Cables
New Orleans October 19 cotton opened steady with early gains of 4 points on Liverpool habits and first trades showing December at 6.44, January 6.54, March 6.73. Later months held opening figures as demand cooled. December slipped to 6.37, January to 6.48, March to 6.66. Weather map showed frost in the eastern belt but market remained largely unmoved by it. The late first hour saw prices ease from early highs.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Wheat and corn slip after early firmness in Chicago market
Chicago grain prices opened steady to 5-8 cents higher but reversed, with wheat and corn sliding to below Saturday's finish as word of larger Liverpool stocks weighed on bulls. In other news, direct telephone service linking London and Rome was inaugurated.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Y Supper Preparations At Wesley Memorial Church
Readiness for the big YMCA and YWCA fund drive supper at Wesley Memorial M E church. Pred N Tate will lead, KR Ragan to give final instructions as workers aim to raise funds for the fiscal year, with speakers from local churches and organizations and music by a student orchestra.
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All Y. M. C. A
Wits
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
N. Tate
KR. Ragan
W. B. Thomas
First Presbyterian Church
Virginia Frank
O Hensley
Marian Lurgess Maxwell BE. Jones
L. L. Seeubeau
MART STARTS WEEK SLOW AS STOCKS DRIFT
New York stocks opened the week sluggishly as traders noted a lack of interstate commerce commission action on freight rates. Copper shares firmed after midday while some rail and utility issues retreated. Premier Laval's upcoming visit to Hoover drew banking interest for potential world financial stability effects.
Man May Die of Accident Injuries
Cosmos Abraham, 38, of Lexington, is at Twin City Hospital Wingston-Salem with possibly fatal injuries after his car carrying four collided head on with A. L. Pesperinas’s vehicle two miles west of Lexington at Midway yesterday afternoon. Abraham has a fractured skull and other injuries. four others were in his car and were not seriously hurt. He was transported to Winston by Briggs-Jackson ambulance. doctors hold slight hope for recovery.
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Cosmos Abraham
Lexington
Twin City
Wingston-Salem
A. L. Pesperinas
Midway
Winston
Briggs-Jackson
Baptist Pastor Erits In Winston Hospital
Rev. R L West pastor of Southside Carolina Avenue and Trinity Baptist churches is seriously ill in Baptist hospital Winston Salem after an appendectomy a week ago complications in recent days worsened his condition. he remains under care.
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R. L. West
Southside Baptist
Carolina Avenue Baptist
Trinity Baptist Churches
Baptist Hospital
Winston Salem
Correction in Beauty Shop Advertisement
The Enterprise corrects yesterday's Twilight Beauty Shoppe ad. It should have stated Come bring a friend and you both get a Finger Wave and Shampoo for 1.25 dollars. The Enterprise is glad to make this correction.
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Twilight
Local Dairymen To Make Extended Trip
J R Willis manager of the High Point Creamery leaves for an extended tour through Ohio Canada New York and other plates to visit large dairies. He will spend three days at Atlantic City visiting National Dairy concerns. Accompanied by W E Ridge and G E Wood of the High Point Creamery company.
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J. R. Willis
High Point Creamery
Ohio
Canada
New York
Mr. Willis
Atlantic City
W. E. Ridge
G. E. Wood
High Point Creamery Company
North Carolina Parents and Teachers Convenes in Wilmington
The 13th annual convention of the North Carolina congress of parents and teachers will be held in Wilmington from November 3 to 6. The theme of the gathering is The Children's Charter.
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Wilmington
N. C
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Men Workers for "Y" Drive Picked
The Y M C A and W C A budget drive selects Fred N. Tate to lead efforts with two divisions totaling eleven teams to reach the $20,000 goal. Division captains include Henry Foscue and J Everett Marsh, with teams led by Captains Garland Daniel, Chas McAnally, James Lovelace, O Arthur Kirkman, Julius Green, and others. The roster lists dozens of named workers across six teams, detailing leadership and members for the fundraising drive.
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Fred N. Tate
Henry Foscue
J. Everett Marsh
Garland Daniel
Willis Johnson
A. J. Koontz
R. J. Quigley
W. F. Freeman
M. A. Temple
Teel Williams
Nat Walker
Roy Spearman
Chas. Spencer
W. W. Lewis
R. R. Blackburn
Jack Bussis
G. H. Jones
R. K. Young
Chas. McAnally
R. A. McPheeters
Dr. W. R. McKaughan
Claude Reitzel
Cam Criddiebaugh
Jack Furgerson
James Lovelace
J. B. Amos
Chas. Hodgins
Mike Boyce
Joe Hoffman
J. Fisher
O. Arthur Kirkman
J. L. Fagan
D. T. Yow
Ney Evans
Joe Cox
M. Cerney
Julius Green
Dr. W. T. Tice
C. A. Ring
W. E. Mitchell
W. T. Saunders
F. J. Sizemore
Belvin Harmon
C. L. Rowland
R. H. Séchrest
L. R. Stewart
W. F. Plemifig
N. L. Garner
M. F. Crooks
Sam Holt
Hubert Bryant
Joe Snyder
Vic
Clyde Pugh
Gurney Ag
C. EB. Diffendale
Don McRae
Holt McPherson
Roy Smart
Roy Welborn
H. I. Coffield
L. H. Flythe
Jack Edwards
J. W. Woolen
C. Farr
M. C. Rowland
J. Gurney Briggs
Geo. Dixon
M. L. Patrick
Fred Bartlett
Julian Franklin
A. C. Jones
J. A. Eshelman
Irving Smith
A. E. Schieder
J. H. Kaltie
Edw. Hedrick
W. Plummer Anderson
Jury Continues Deliberations In Rumsey Case
The Davidson County jury reconvened in Dr. R W Yakeley's office after a three hour session at the crime scene and Sechrest Federal Home failed to yield a verdict. Key testimony centers on C W Rimmer of Charlotte and Coroner Yokeley plus Sheriff Leonard and Chief Smith as detectives link Rumsey's path from Parks Garage toward Thomasville with Brimmer.
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R. W. Yakeley
Tamasville
Sechrest Federal
C. W. Rimmer
Charlotte
Rumsey
Yokeley
J. A. Leonard
Davidson
F. C. Smith
Thomasville
Jesse Green
Rimmer
Clay Street
Brimmer
Parks Garage
Davidson County
Leonard
Georgai
Marvin Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Britmer
Miner
Two Sisters and Parents Named in Georgia Relation
Atlanta sisters Mrs. Ruth Culpepper and Miss Gladys Rumsey of Atlanta are mentioned along with their parents Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rumsey of Turnersville Georgia in a local notice context.
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Atlanta
Ruth Culpepper
Gladys Rumsey
C. W. Rumsey
Turnersville, Ga
Edison and the inventor label in American science
The article discusses Edison's record number of patents and how American science blends scientist and inventor methods. It notes Edison is often called an inventor, while American laboratories use both discovery of laws and trial and error to achieve results, with large labs pooling intellectual output.
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Edison
United States
Manchuria Crisis in League Council Cools with Pacifist Tone
The council noted calmer Japanese military posture and resumed railway work between Mukden and Hailung as signs of normality in Manchuria. Japan cancelled plans to debark more troops at Shanghai while Briand and others planned talks with Chinese and Japanese delegates to urge pacific conduct. Delegates in Shanghai met to bridge six months of rift and unite to face Japan in Manchuria.
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Gilbert
United States
Manchuria
Mukden
Hailung
Nows
Shanghai
M. Briand
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Alfred Sze
Pacific
League of Nations’ Council
Japan
U. S
China
Great Britain
France
Maly
Germany
Yorktown sesquicentennial address by Hoover and Petain
Yorktown Va October 19 crowds gathered as President Hoover delivered the sesquicentennial address with Marshal Petain of France and General officers present. The day marked a commemorative review and re enactment recalling the revolutionary surrender that birthed the republic and highlighted enduring freedoms.
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George Washington
Hoover
America
Mr. Hoover
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Federal
Yorktown Commission
Marshal Petain
France
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
Army
Navy
Divorce Suit Filed By W S Atkins Here
Suit for absolute divorce was filed in a municipal court today by W S Atkins against Mattiew Atkins, to whom he was married on June 16 1907. The action is based on statutory grou p suit for judgment of 365 dollars was instituted by Minnie McRae against A D Burnett alleging money loaned rent and merchandise.
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W.S. Atkins
Mattiew Atkins
Minnie McRae
A. D. Burnett
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