Sunday School Rally to Engage High Point Rotarians
The First Baptist church in High Point stages a two Sunday Sunday school rally at 11 o clock during Rev. James A. Clarke's vacation. An all star program with music and talks by older and younger members aims to boost attendance and cradle roll enrollment of nearly 600 under A. E. Tate who leads the school.
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First Baptist Church
James A. Clarke
First Baptist Sunday School
First Baptists
High Point
A. E. Tate
High Point Rotarians Host Picnic Supper Near Jamestown
High Point Rotarians and guests enjoyed a farm picnic on Albion Millis's land near Jamestown. Members and wives traveled by auto at 7 pm, tasted chicken ham pies and cakes, heard impromptu talks, and returned to town after a lively evening with guests Thomas J. Gold and Smith Richardson sharing Rotary convention notes from Edinburgh.
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High Point Rotarians
Albion Millis
Jamestown
Milils
Thomas J. Gold
High Point
Kiwanis Club
Smith Richardson
Greensboro
Mr. Richardson
Edinburgh
Mr. Gold
Rotary
Kiwanis
Scandinavian Pressure to End French Black Lists
In Copenhagen on September 2, Scandinavian circles condemn France’s Feb. 15 1917 blacklist law. Stockholm and Copenhagen firms urge repeal as neutral trade with German and other blacklist entities is restricted. Insurance journals echo anger, calling for lifting the lists and noting allied nations abandoned similar measures.
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Copenhagen
France
Scandinavia
Stockholm
America
England
Jaly
England Weighs World Labor International Conference
London reports a movement to create a world labor international. The British Labor party calls a conference in October to build machinery for a broad labor international including the Moscow Red international and AFL affiliated brotherhoods. A Vienna social committee agreed to send a representative.
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London
British Labor Party
Moscow
Red International
American Federation of Labor
Vienna
Monthly police fines and costs rise with August docket
Police desk report shows August fines totaling 640 dollars and costs 699.20 dollars, slightly above July. The docket features many drunkenness and disorderly conduct cases, vagrancy, assaults, thieving, speeding, traffic violations, and liquor offenses, with liquor hauling and selling not as dominant as drunkenness.
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French
Coal Tin Converts To Ten Thousand Feet Of Gas
A tin of coal yields ten thousand feet of gas according to the report.
Nick Moore Granted Bond After Family Injury Case
Nick Moore, a Black man, was released from jail on a $3,000 bond as his wife recovers from injuries after a near murder incident. High Point citizens and Moore’s friends guaranteed the bond. Trial date set for Friday, September 30, on a warrant charging assault with intent to kill.
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Nick Moore
Moore
High Point
Funeral Held for Mrs Luther Myers
Funeral services were held in Thomasville for Mrs Daniel Luther Myers aged 38 who died Monday night after several days in a local hospital. The service was conducted by Rev R White of Lexington. She is survived by her husband and seven children.
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Thomasville
Daniel Luther Myers
Yeast and Iron Tonic Claims Quick Health Boost
Advertises Ironized Yeast as a potent tonic combined with iron to aid anemia and run-down health. Promises improvement within three days and clearer complexions within ten, with 10 days of treatment per package for $1.00. Made by the Ironized Yeast Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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Ironized Yeast Company
Atlanta, Ga
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Labor International
Luther Myers
Ial
Eaird
Craddock and Pullman
Pullban
Coun
Kfo
Iy and Mead
E. C. Skuffer
Oxford
Cunter No
Childre
Shiees and Brown
Efird
Efird’s
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