Paul Rescued in Rome Mission After Jerusalem Plot
In this Sunday School lesson, Paul is thwarted by a 40-man conspiracy to kill him after a clash with the Sanhedrin. A loyal nephew foils the plan, prompting Rome to send 400 soldiers to escort Paul to Caesarea, preserving his path to bear witness in Rome.
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Paul
Rome
Judgment Hall
Avania
Apostle
Jesus
Jerusalem
Christ
Scotland
Saint
Smacr
Samuel Rutherford
Aberdeen
Lord
Sanhedrin
R. A. Torrey
Caesarea
Caesar
Slayer of Carranza's Brother Killed in Oaxaca
Mexico City reports confirm the death of Alfonso Santibanez the man who killed General Jesus Carranza brother of the first chief. Santibanez was shot by Aurelio Hernandez a Diaz faction follower at Zihuatlan Oaxaca. Hernandez also died in a skirmish with constitutionalist troops. The slain man had been a federal commander in 1914 and later allied with Carranza on the Tehuantepec isthmus. A related captive brother faced execution in the north and Santibanez seized Jesus Carranza and staff demanding ransom and a pardon. Carranza refused and Jesus Carranza was killed by a shot to a wall.
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Mexico City
Alfonso Santibanez
Jesus Carranza
Santibanez
Aurelio Hernandez
Felix Diaz
Zihuatlan
Oaxaca
Hernandez
Tehuantepec
Samtibanez
Venustiano Carranza
Stereopticon Views on China Sunday Night
Rev. L. A. Peeler of the First Reformed church presents a missionary lecture on China with stereopticon views. The talk covers life across Chinese classes and the Reformed church’s missionary work, with material from the board of foreign missions. The event is educational and inspirational and the public is invited. An offering will be taken to cover expenses.
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China
L. A. Peeler
First Reformed Church
Reformed Church
Board of Foreign Missions of
the Reformed Church
Atropine from Jimson Weed Cultivated by Eli Lilly
The Imperial Lilly company in Marion County develops a process to turn jimson weed into atropine, raising U S supply and price. Eli Lilly bought over five hundred thousand pounds last year and aims to supply England and France, paying 12 dollars per ton for weed delivered to scales.
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Theimson
Jamestown
Portland Oregonian
Marion County
Science Department
Eli Lilly End Company
United States
Germany
Eli Lilly and Company
Greenfield
England
France
Mr. Lilly
Statesville Cotton Gin Burns in Early Morning Fire
A cotton gin building and ginning outfit owned by Imperial Cotton Oil Co. burned to the ground about 12:30 yesterday morning. Firemen lacked a nearby hydrant and could not save the structure, which was insured for about 400 dollars with an 800 dollar property value. A defective flue started the blaze as rain fell.
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Statesville
Imperial Cotton Oil Company
Raim
J. L. Cowan
Destroyer Era
Thomas Patterson
Buffalo Shoals Road
Dr Hartzell to preach at St Marys Episcopal Sunday
Rev Dr C J Hartzell of South Carolina will conduct the morning service at St Marys Episcopal Church Sunday at 11 oclock. Hartzell is a prominent Episcopal divine and will doubtless be greeted by a large congregation. Visitors will receive a cordial welcome.
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C. J. Hartzell
South Carolina
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Hartzell
Death of Harry W. Dixon in Charlotte
Harry W. Dixon of the firm Garibaldi Bruns and Dixon died at his home on North Church street after over a year of ill health and eight weeks of acute illness. He was born near Hopewell church in the county, aged 44, son of the late D. Frank Dixon and Mary Jones Dixon.
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Harry Dixon
Charlotte
Harry W. Dixon
Garibaldi, Bruns and Dixon
North Church Street
Dixon
Mr. Dixon
Hopewell Church
D. Frank Dixon
Mary Jones Dixon
Jule Carr to Speak on Soldiers Day at Carolina Fair
Confederate soldiers in the Piedmont are invited to Central Carolina fair on Soldiers Day Wednesday October 11 with Durham's Jule S Carr delivering the keynote speech. Secretary Garlands Douglas Daniel arranged wide publicity once Carr accepted. The event aims to honor veterans with efforts to ensure their comfort and enjoyment.
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Central Carolina
Jule S. Carr
Durham
Garland Daniel
Gen. Carr
Piedmont
Carr
No Combination Buttons at Republican Reception
New York reports that Union League club guests for the Republican presidential candidate reception next Tuesday may wear only buttons bearing the candidate’s likeness. Wilbur, national committee chairman, is said to have been informed. Roosevelt friends hint the event aims to honor the standard bearer rather than reconcile Roosevelt and Taft.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Wm. H. Taft
Charles E. Hughes
Union League Club
Wilbur
National Committee
Willcox
Uadue
Taft
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Southern's Stockholders Meet Early Next Month
Richmond Va Sept 30 The twenty third annual meeting of the stockholders of Southern Railway company will be held in Richmond at the Times-Dispatch building on Tuesday October 10 at 10 am. The meeting will open to the public and the fiscal year operations report ending June 30 will be discussed with all principal officers present to answer questions and provide information. A large attendance of individual stockholders is expected.
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Richmond
Southern Railway Company
Times-Dispatch
Fairfax Harrison
No Chance to Evade the Federal Child Labor Law
Secretary Wilson, on a three member cabinet panel, defended the new child labor statute and rejected claims that products could be evaded by long storage. He said plants and warehouses under the same roof are distinct and that any removal from the production point after child labor use would be banned from interstate commerce.
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Washington
Wilson
Rally Day at Wesley Memorial Sunday School
Tomorrow will be rally and promotion day at Wesley Memorial Sunday school. A large number of children will receive certificates declaring graduation from the primary department. An unusual program and several short talks will accompany the events.
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Wesley Memorial Sunday School
First Reform Baracas to Recommend City Union
Seven members of the First Reform Baraca class at the Presbyterian church plan to endorse a proposed city Baraca Philathea union at Sunday morning services. The group urges full class attendance and welcomes strangers.
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First Reformed Baracas
First Reformed Baraca
Presbyterian Church
Baraca-Philathea
Sunday Revival and Church Rally at Wesley Memorial
Sunday services begin with revival sessions at Wesley Memorial Methodist led by Rev. G T Rowe with sermons at 11:00 a m and 7:30 p m. Sunday school rallies and midweek meetings are announced by several church leaders with additional services and invitations to attend.
Lutheran Pastor Leads Lunaxy School and Services
Rev. P. D. Brown conducts Lunaxy school and Bible classes at 9:45. Morning service and sermon at 11. Lord's Supper observed during the service at 11. Evening service and sermon at 7:30. The church welcomes strangers and visitors.
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L‘stheran
P. D. Brown
Lunaxy School
First Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
Pastor Rev Charlee P Coble preaches at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Bible school at 9 45 a m A S Caldwell Jr superintendent Christian Endeavor at 6 45 prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 public invited Ladies Aid meets with Mrs W F Norman Monday 3 15 pm
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First Presbyterian
Charlee P. Coble
Bible School
A. S. Caldwell, Jr
Christian Endeavor
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. F. Norman
First Reformed Church Service Schedule
Pastor L A Peeler leads Sunday school 9 45 with J R Young as superintendent. Morning service at 11 with a sermon by the pastor. Evening service at 730 featuring lecture with projection views. Public invited. Special offering for lecture expenses. Junior C E and teacher training at 645. Public welcomed to all services.
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Sylvester Newlin
First Reformed
L. A. Peeler
J. R. Young
C. E
St Marys Episcopal Service with Sermon by Dr Hartzell
Sunday schedule at St Marys Episcopal Church features Sunday school at 10 and morning service at 11 with a sermon by the Rev Dr C J Hartzell of Cheraw South Carolina. A special musical program and vested choir accompany worship and pews are free for visitors.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal
C. J. Hartzell
Cheraw
S. C
South Main Street Methodist Seeks Attendance for Services
Rev. H. H. Robbins pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m J O Connor superintendent Preaching at 11 a m with sacrament and at 7 30 p m The entire church membership urged to be present Visitors will be welcomed
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North Main Street
M. Idol
R. L. da
North Carolisa
Anti-Saloon League
G. Dixon
A. G. Dixon
South Main Street
H. H. Robbins
J. O. Connor
Two Classes Seven In Sunday Service At Wesley Memorial
On Sunday morning the Wesley Memorial School will graduate its department into the intermediate level. The public is invited to attend a service described as restful where diplomas will be awarded to listed girls and boys including Lucile Albertson Vera Albertson Margaret Bencini Lucy Neal Carr Ne Hayden Jessie Kearns Helge Dorothy O'Neil Rachel Wall Cora Ingersol Katherine Powell Linthicum Harry Burns Worth James Farriss Charles Jones Kearns Vernon Snider Wayne Carl Wood Welch Harris and others.
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Wesley Memorial School
Lucile Albertson
Vera Albertson
Margaret Bencini
Lucy Neal Carr
Ne Hayden
Jessie Kearns
Helge Dorothy O'Neil
Rachel Wall
Cora Ingersol
Katherine Powell
Linthicum
Harry Burns
Worth James Farriss
Charles Jones
Kearns
Vernon Snider
Wayne Carl Wood
Welch Harris
James -BéPeyhormi
Ben Hoek
Democrats Face Vast Fund Needed for National Campaign
New York September 36 A fund of 500000 will be required to conduct the Democratic national campaign, said Henry Genthav, treasurer of the national committee. New York was expected to contribute about one third of this amount, exceeding roughly 400000 the sum spent in the 19 campaign.
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New York
Henry Genthav
National Paign Committee
Henec New Y
Campagin
Stockholders Meeting Noted for High Point Perpetual
The annual meeting of High Point Perpetual Builds and Loan Association stockholders is set for Monday night October 30 1916 in the Directors' Room of Commerce National Bank. Secretary V A Idol issues notice on September 30 1916.
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High Point Perpetual Builds and Loan Association
The
Commerce National Bank
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William T. Ellis
Saul
Carranza
Jimsor
DR. Hartzell
Southern
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Methodist
G. T. Rowe
W. A. J. Idol
East End
Stockholders’ Meeting
A. J. Idol
Jack Frost
Jack
Phonus
Mr. Moise
Reznor Gas
Reznor
N.c.public Servicec
Southern Bell
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