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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
5
Nathan Lankford, 17, son of N Lankford of 412 Mallory Street, vanished after telling his father he would go uptown Saturday night. The father fears foul play and has posted a reward for information. Lankford is about 5 feet 3 inches, 135 pounds with dark hair and a mole near each eye.
At Chapel Hill on September 23 the North Carolina club of the University formed its twelfth year with about 75 students, adopting a program for the year. President Chase and professors Bradshaw Koch and Connor spoke, praising the club’s factual study of the state and its aim to remedy defects.
E. T. Thompson is organizing the club this year with Prof. 5. H. Hobbs Jr., presiding over the meeting. The group emphasizes tolerant discussion, criticism without enmity, and assimilation of varied viewpoints, promising utmost cooperation with the administration of the work.
A list of neighborhood prayer meetings to be held in the city Thursday at 3 PM includes addresses for Mrs. George Medlin and many other residents. Bible reading is John 4:1-42 with the theme The Water of Life.
The New York cotton market opened firm today with a 9 to 22 point advance amid Liverpool cables and government report anticipation. December eased from 24.80 to 24.60 on southern selling and releasing, but active covering near the end of the first hour due to reports of cold Texas rains. Cables attributed Liverpool gains to covering and trade buying, with spinners showing moderate demand and improved Manchester cotton cloth business.
Don Cochran urged pledges of one half of 10 percent of income to cover revival costs while evangelist Stephens praised High Point hospitality. He promised comfort in any weather and urged a united effort beyond denominational lines. He noted traveling partners’ spouses aren’t funded by committees, and Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Lee arrived to support the campaign.
The campaign messages reach workers daily at noon in industrial plants. Church services in the tabernacle attract many attendees as Mrs. Stephens and her husband participate in the effort. An earnest, brief sermon is promised at tonight's 7:30 service with a note to linger 15 minutes after.
Mrs N C Weavil of 1234 East Greene Street High Point N C praises HERB JUICE as a life changing remedy for constipation indigestion nervousness and poor appetite. She reports rapid relief after trying numerous medicines and says HERB JUICE restored health and appetite for both her and her daughter. Matton Drug Co is HERB JUICE HQ in High Point and it is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
A man credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing stomach and liver trouble after five years of suffering since his wife's death. He reports a 50 pound weight regain and improved appearance after six doses, claiming the preparation clears catarrhal mucus and inflames the intestinal tract. Sold by Hart Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
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