Edison Seeks Proof of Immortality of the Soul
Edison long denied life after death yet near 84 he expressed possible soul continuity. Dr. Hubert Howe recalls a dinner table talk where Edison mused that intelligent units might persist after death and reunite later in another form. He still doubted measurable proof but urged research by religious teachers.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas
Edison
Hubert G. Howe
Howe
Dr. Howe
Adventist View of Investigative Judgment Declared
Pastor John E All preached that the Investigative Judgment began in 1844 and will complete a year before Christ’s Second Coming. He compared heavenly judgments to earthly courts and urged belief despite widespread disbelief, citing Amos 3:7 and Revelation 14:6-7.
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House of God
John E. All
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
All
God
Noah
Sodom
Gomorrah
Lot
Christ
Late Vision of Edison and prophecy in Daniel and Ezekiel
A quoted prophetic discourse follows about 2300 days counting from 457 B C, reaching 1844 A D when heavenly sanctuary cleansing began, detailing a Jehovah judgment on the church, and stressing the Second Advent. The note of V Walser Jr and Miss Margie Walser accompanies social bridge club events hosted by Mrs J V Moffitt with prizes and refreshments.
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Daniel
Jerusalem
Jesus
Jerusaleem
Head Noise Relief Prescription from Drug Co Ad
Growing deaf with head noises? Try this simple home remedy from Drug Co. Get 1 oz of peppermint double strength and mix with hot water and a little sugar. Take a tablespoonful four times a day to ease head noises and clear nostrils. Aimed at catarrhal deafness, the ad urges a trial.
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Drug Co
Walser Buffet Honors Martha Bragan Before Marriage
Mr and Mrs Don A Walser hosted a garden themed buffet supper at their South Hargrave home in Lexington on Wednesday in compliment to Mrs Ralph Boggs Jr formerly Martha Bragan. Guests included many local residents and families, with a decor of pastel flowers, crystal candelabras, and a lace cloth dining setup.
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Lexington
Don A. Walser
South Hargrave Street
Ralph Boggs, Jr
Martha Bragan
Walser
Zeb V. Walser
Boggs
Cary Page
Normant
Isabelle Jones
Elsie Johnson
Mary Boggs
Louise Tate
Lalla Bragaw
Louise LaRoque
Johnson
Johnnie Smith
Dick Walser
Stokes Adderton
Worth
Redwood
King
Lois Tate
W. B. Holt
William Boggs
Wade Boggs
Cooper
Harding
John Bragaw
William Bragaw
Lou Gilliam Bragaw
Susan Watkins
Zeb V. Walser, Sr
James Adderton
Stephanie Jagaw
Frances Walser
Richard Bragaw
Zeb
Emergency Help Hotline Prepared by City Hall Committee
A City Hall Emergency Committee calls for residents to report needed services such as cooking cleaning lawn work or repairs via a central phone line. Mrs W E Price the full time secretary or her assistant will field calls and coordinate assistance through the efits Gate to receive your call and cooperate in locating help.
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Witch
City Hall
W. E. Price
Bride-guest bridge party at Ruth Owen home
Miss Ruth Owen hosted a Monday bridge afternoon at West Second Avenue with guest of honor Mrs. Ralph Boggs Jr. Decorations featured dahlias and zinnias. Three tables played. high score went to Mrs. Cloyd Philpott, who received chiffon hose, while Mrs. Boggs got lingerie from the hostess. Salads and accompaniments were served by Mrs. Stanley Owen. Invited guests included Mrs. Boggs, Miss Dorothea Dorsett, Miss Elizabeth Hackney, Miss Louise Thompson, Miss Helen Kale, Miss Nona Raper, Miss Sidney Holmes, Miss Lalla Bragaw of Washington, and Miss Elsie Fountain of Tarboro.
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Ruth Owen
Bridge Club
West Second Avenue
Ralph Boggs, Jr
Cloyd Philpott
Obituary: Mrs Catherine McGinley Dies at 111 in East Maitland
Mrs Catherine McGinley died in East Maitland New South Wales at age 111. Her passing marks a remarkable life span within the community. Survived by relatives and neighbors who recall her long years of service and quiet resilience. Funeral arrangements are yet to be announced by the family.
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Catherine McGinley
East Maitland
Nabers Speaks on Freedom Through Truth at Service
Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers delivered a sermon at First Presbyterian on freedom through truth. He argued freedom comes from knowing God, breaking mental bondage, and the life of Jesus as truth. He urged faith, fearlessness, and the promise of eternal life as paths to personal liberty. The midweek service was moved to 7 30 and Circle No 4 hosts supper at 60 cents before prayer.
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Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Jesus
God
Mously
Circle No. 4
Woman's Auxiliary
Largest wind tunnel set up in Buffalo testing aircraft
In Buffalo New York a wind tunnel described as the largest and fastest commercial model was installed. The eight foot tunnel is powered by a 500 horsepower motor driving a three bladed propeller and can produce winds up to 160 miles per hour for model aircraft testing.
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Buffalo
N. Y
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Ertey Oy
Perfection Auto Laundry
High Point Steam Laundry
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Wrenn Street
Adventists
V. Walser, Jr
Miss Margie Walser
Woodrow McKay
Carroll Wall
Dermont Shempwell
Pearle
Rosa Moffitt
Betsy Moffitt
Wall
Wodrow McKay
P. M. Bernhardt
Charles W. Davis
Thomas A. Edison
Hutchen’s Bakery
Lexington Society
Dermost Shemwell
J. M. Gamewell
H. W. Dorsett
Reynolds
G. W. Mountcastle
W. H. Moffitt
P. W. Critcher
R. D. Moffitt
Nabers
U. S
Liggett 2 Myers
Liccerr & Myers Tosacco Co
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