Florida man scouts Western North Carolina for winter features
A five man Florida press party led by William C. Preston visited Chimney Rock gathering information on Western North Carolina developments for winter Florida articles. They received Lake Lure photographs and official data from Garvey Hollemean as they noted Florida's steady growth and state revenue figures for 1924 and 1925.
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Chimney Rock
William C. Preston
Florida
North Carolina
Lake Lure
Garvey Hollemean
Preston
West
Bond issue proceeds total 14 667 220 dollars in year
Proceeds of bond issues totalled 14 667 220 dollars, covering interest on debt and outlays for public improvements as well as operation and maintenance of general departments.
National Apple Day and Week Observed Nationwide
Raleigh reports National Apple Day on October 31 with National Apple Week from October 31 to November 6. State college horticulture head Prof. C D Matthews says the campaign aims to widen apple distribution and consumption, benefiting about 100 million people. The effort, observed since 1913, uses chambers of commerce and schools to promote apples as food, health booster, and even cosmetic.
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Raleigh
Hallowe’en
C.D. Matthews
Department of Horticulture
State College
Matthews
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Education
Pride of the Tribe in Glacier Nation’s Park
The great-grandson of Chief Many Tail Feathers, a five year old residing at Coacier Park in Montana, is celebrated as the pride of the tribe. He has cub bears and mountain lion kittens as playmates and will soon begin first grade like white children.
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Coacier Park
Mont
Glacier National Park Reservation
Ditch Rule Question on Golf Lost Ball Penalty
A reader asks if a ball entering a marked ditch with a local lift and drop rule may be treated as a lost ball or as in a water hazard. The columnist concludes the player must count as a loss of stroke and distance since the ditch is not a water hazard and lift without penalty does not apply. Innis Brown notes to write for a personal reply.
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Innis Brown
Bell Syndicate Inc
That Body of Yours
A railway accident survivor regains interest in life after nerve specialist uses natural stimulation. He is encouraged to walk daily, eat nourishing foods, and avoid stimulants, restoring well being without drugs.
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Joy
Our Children by Angelo Patri
Advice column on child feeding focusing on handling a picky eater. Emphasizes avoiding drama at meals, establishing routine, and presenting attractive, nutritious foods while avoiding coercion. Mentions spinach, eggs, and varied presentation to encourage self-feeding and reduce fussiness.
Dr. Ellison Purdy Sends 40 Year Church Greeting
Minneapolis preacher Dr. Ellison R. Purdy sends loving greetings to High Point Friends Church as his ministry began there forty years ago yesterday. He recalls the Deep River Quarterly Meeting recognizing his gifts and praises High Point Friends for their support and progress in North Carolina Yearly Meeting.
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Ellison Purdy
Minneapolis
Tom A. Sykes
Friends Church
Ellison R. Purdy
First Friends Church
Minnesota
Friends
High Point
Purdy
New York State
Portland
Maine
Marshalltown
Iowa
Penn College
Wilmington
Ohio
Deep River Quarterly Meeting
Quaker Fathers
North Carolina Yearly Meeting
Heavenly
Stevens Avenue
Alexander Purdy
Hartford Theological Seminary
High Point Friends
Sunday Evangelist Stephens Holds 3 Services
Mr Stephens urged power from the Holy Spirit for church leaders and lay believers alike. He described the Spirit as wind water and oil, calling for surrender to God and warning against ingratitude toward Jesus. Hundreds of men testified and several hundred converted at the afternoon service.
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Jesus Christ
Calvary’s Cross
Mr. Stephens
Jesus
Kingdom of God
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Organizing Evangelistic Club Tonight at First Methodist
High Point men meet in the basement of the First Methodist Protestant church at 7 tonight to organize an evangelistic club to continue Rev. George Stephens work. Ike Phifer of Spartanburg S C will attend and speak. John Caldwell a Staunton Va banker will also be present and urge Christ in lives.
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George Stephens
High Point
First Methodist Protestant Church
North Main and
Richardson Streets
Stephens
Ike Phifer
Spartanburg
S. C
Phifer
Charlotte
Tabernacle
Mr. Stephens
C. R. Caldwell
Staunton
Caldwell
Conference of Christian Men
The Spirit of God Brightens Bible for Leaders
Stephens asserts that intellectual prowess without God's Spirit leaves the Bible dry and calls for a heavenly sound to move souls. He warns that even brilliant sermons may die unless they ignite life, stating the era’s trouble lies in spiritual apathy and the need for divine guidance.
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Church of Christ
Heaven
God
Fragmentary quotes on faith and surrender in unclear context
The text presents fragmented militant and religious lines about an executive leader, surrendering lives, hunger for God, self-doubt, and a question about Josus. The source lacks clear narrative, participants, or setting to determine concrete event or identity.
Special Communication of Numa F. Reid Lodge, 344
Masons are called to a special communication of Numa F. Reid Lodge No. 344 A F and A M Monday night at 7 30. Work in the third degree by order.
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Numa F. Reid Lodge
A. F
Kiwanis Directors to Meet for Dinner Tonight
Kiwanis Club directors schedule a 6:30 PM dinner at the Country Club for the regular meeting this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Weaver M Marr Visits High Point on Business
Weaver M Marr former superintendent of High Point public schools visits the city with his young son and Dr George R Brown. Marr now leads the Jacksonville Florida boy scout council and helped start High Point's first troop. He remains a friend of former students and scouts in the area.
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Weaver M. Marr
High Point
George R. Brown
Marr
Jacksonville
Fla
Beans yield profit for Clarkton planter
W P Singletary of Clarkton Bladen county planted two acres of snap beans this spring and after all expenses were paid netted a profit of 112 dollars, according to farm agent J R Powell.
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Clarkton
W. P. Singletary
Bladen County
J R. Powell
Farmagent
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