Adjutant Expounds Broken Covenant At Salvation Army
Adjutant John O Beirne spoke at the Salvation Army on Sunday night on the theme Broken Covenant. Using Daniel Chapter 3 he urged fidelity to promises to God and friends and warned that broken vows lead to remorse, sleeplessness, and a lonely life, but forgiveness is available through repentance and faith.
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John O'Beirne
Salvation Army
Daniel
God
Shadrack
Messack
Abednego
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Then Easier
Cotton opened steady in New Orleans with Liverpool cables due and early trades showing gains. December rose to 6.44, January to 6.54 and March to 6.73 before turning easier as stocks opened lower. Frost in the eastern belt appeared not to affect the market as early activity faded.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Chicago Grain Wheat Price Fluctuations Open Higher Then Decline
Chicago grain notes show wheat opening steady to 5-8 cents higher before retreating below Saturday’s finish as larger Liverpool stocks weighed on bulls. Corn started marginally lower then surged, signaling unsettled trade for the day.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Direct London Rome telephone service inaugurated
Direct telephone link between London and Rome has been officially opened, promising quicker voice connections between the two capitals. The ceremony marked the start of a new era in transcontinental communication.
All In Readiness For Y Supper At Wesley Memorial
All was ready this afternoon for a large meeting of Y M C A and Y W C A workers at Wesley Memorial M E church at 6 15. N Tate will preside and RK R Ragan will give final instructions as they aim to raise funds for operating expenses for the coming fiscal year. Speakers include Mrs W B Thomas Miss Rose Askew Albert McAnally Dr A B Conrad and Mr Ragan with Dr Charles H Nabers to give the invocation and an orchestra providing music.
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All
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
N. Tate
RK. R. Ragan
W. B. Thomas
Rose Askew
Albert McAnally
de. A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Ragan
Charlies Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Mastic
Virginia Frank
Ma Hensley
Marian Burgess
Maxwell B. Jones
L. L. Stookey
Market Opens Slow as Copper Stocks Steady After Noon
The stock market began the new week sluggish with a slight drift lower amid expectations for an international producers’ conference in New York. Copper shares firmed after midday while declines hit Santa Fe, New York Central, Baltimore and Ohio, and Union Pacific. Premier Laval’s upcoming talks with President Hoover drew banker interest as hopes grow for co operation between gold holding nations and world financial stability. Cotton opened steady with early gains then eased as New Orleans selling emerged, while frost reports in the Carolinas and Georgia had little impact. Liverpool trade buying supported cotton cloth demand in India with sentiment improving in the market.
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Claude A. Jagger
York
International Conference of
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Anaconda Kehn Scott
American Smelting
Novanea
Granby
Howe Sound
U. S
Santa Fe
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Union Pacific
American Telephone
Steel
Eastman
Westinghouse
Wall Street
Premier Laval
France
Hoover
Bank of France
Niow
Federal Reserve
United States
Nework S
New Orleans
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Asheville
N. C
Liverpool
India
Man May Die of Accident Injuries near Lexington
Cosmos Abraham, 38, of Lexington, is in Twin City Hospital Winston-Salem with possibly fatal injuries after a head on collision yesterday afternoon between his car with four aboard and A L F Pesperiai’s family vehicle at Midway two miles west of Lexington. He has a fractured skull and other injuries. others escaped serious harm. Transported by Briggs-Jackson ambulance, doctors hold little hope for recovery.
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Cosmos Abraham
Lexington
Twin City
Winston-Salem
A. L. F Pesperiai
Midway
Winston
Briggs-Jackson
Baptist Pastor Ill in Winston Hospital
Rev. R. L. West pastor of three churches is critically ill in the Baptist hospital in Winston Salem after an appendectomy a week ago. Complications have developed in recent days, putting his condition as serious.
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R. L. West
Southside Baptist
Carolina Avenue Baptist
Trinity Baptist Churches
Baptist Hospital
Winston Salem
West
Correction in Beauty Shop Advertisement
The Enterprise prints a correction for Twilight Beauty Shoppe ad. It should read Come bring a friend and you both get a Finger Wave and Shampoo for 1.25 dollars. The correction is published to clarify yesterday’s advertisement.
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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 states to visit large dairies. He will spend three days at Atlantic City visiting National Dairy concerns. Accompanied by W. E. Ridge and G B 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. BE. Wood
High Point Creamery Company
North Carolina Parents and Teachers Convening 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 with the theme The Children’s Charter.
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Wilmington
N. C
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Y Drive budget workers named and divided into six teams
The YMCA budget drive selects Fred N. Tate to lead a two-division men's force aiming to raise 20000 dollars. Division captains include Henry Foscue and J Everett Marsh, with teams led by Garland Daniel, Nat Walker, Chas McAnally, James Lovelace, C Arthur Kirkman, Julius Green, and others.
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Fred N. Tate
Henry Foscue
J. Everett Marsh
Garland Daniel
Willis Johnson
A. J. Koonts
R. I. Quigley
W. F. Freeman
M. A. Temple
Teel Williams
Nat Walker
Roy Spearman
Chas. Spencer
W. W. Lewis
R. R. Blackburn
Jack Bussie
G. H. Jones
R. K. Young
Chas. McAnally
R. A. McPheeters
Dr. W. R. McKaughan
Claude Beitzel
Cam Criddlebaugh
Jack Furgerson
James Lovelace
J. EB. Amos
Chas. Hodgins
Mike Boyce
Joe Hoffman
L. J. Fisher
C. 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
O. L. Rowland
R. H. Sechrest
L. R. Stewart
W. F. Pleming
Jury Trial Continues Over Rumsey Death In Davidson
Jurors reconvened in Thomasville after a three hour sitting without a verdict in the Rumsey case. Key witness C W Rimmer, detained on Clay Street, admitted traveling with Rumsey toward Charlotte before they split near the scene. Investigators weigh whether foul play or a hit and run caused the fatal injuries as Brimmer’s account clashes with Kennedy’s garage testimony.
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R. W. Yakeley
Thomasville
Sechrest
C. W. Rimmer
Charlotte
Rumsey
Yokeley
J. A. Leonard
Davidson
F. C. Smith
Jesse Green
Rimmer
Clay Street
Brimmer
Parks Garage
Davidson County
Sigan
Leonard
Gearsal
Brmmer
RuMéey
High Point
Marvin Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Cmé
Brimimer
Edison and the Scientist Versus Inventor Debate
Edison held a record number of American patents and led large science groups, while debates label him either a scientist who discovers laws or an inventor who tests many trials until a working formula emerges. American labs blend both methods, avoiding futile experiments.
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Edison
United States
Japan and United States discuss Manchuria pacific stance
The Japanese and United States representatives in the League of Nations council weighed developments in Manchuria and a calmer Japanese government posture. Reports said the Mukden to Hailung line resumed, suggesting return to normalcy, and Tokyo cancelled plans to deploy more troops at Shanghai.
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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
Haly
Germany
Yorktown sesquicentennial address by Hoover at Yorktown
President Hoover spoke at Yorktown recalling the surrender of Lord Cornwallis 150 years ago and the birth of the republic. Marshal Petain and General Pershing joined the ceremony with a re enactment that highlighted the enduring values of freedom and national unity.
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Hoover
Yorktown Commission
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
Army
Navy
Marshal Petain
France
General Pershing
Divorce Suit Filed Here By W S Atkins
A divorce suit was filed in municipal court by W S Atkins against Mattiew M Atkins. They were married June 16 1907. The action seeks an absolute divorce. A separate suit asks Minnie McRae to recover 365 dollars from A D Burnett on a money loan.
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W. S. Atkins
Mattiew M. Atkins
Minnie McRae
A. D. Burnett
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J. & Suits Shoe Shop
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