Synod to Convene at Mooresville October 13
The North Carolina Synod meets at Mooresville at 8 p m with retiring moderator Rev C E Hodgin delivering the opening sermon. A new moderator will be elected after the sermon and reports from several committees including foreign and home mission, Christian education, Sunday school work and stewardship will be presented. Dr A S Johnson Rev J B Black Rev R A White Rev J M Millard Dr EB C Murray and Dr Homer McMillan will address on the united budget and the Southern Presbyterian forward movement. The synod includes Albemarle Concord Fayetteville Granville Kings Mountain Mecklenburg Orange Wilmington and Winston Salem with 73 213 members, 292 ministers, 2 353 ruling elders and 530 churches.
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C. E. Hodgin
A. S. Johnson
Foreign Mission Committee
J. B. Black
The
Home Mission Committee
R. A. White
Christian Education and Ministerial Relief Committee
J. M. Millard
EB. C. Murray
Stewardship
Homer McMillan
Assembly
Atlanta
Georgia
Southern Presbyterian Church
Synod of
North Carolina
Albemarle
Concord
Fayettevile
Granville
Kings Mountain
Coolidge Seeks Wilson Portrait Stamp Issuance
President Coolidge has directed the post office department to issue a stamp bearing Woodrow Wilson’s likeness at the earliest date. The White House announced the plan, arguing wartime president honors were delayed previously, noting Cleveland received a stamp only during Coolidge’s administration.
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Coolidge
Woodrow Wilson
Post Office Department
White House
Cleveland
Dempsey and Wills sign to meet in sweet bye bye
Los Angeles papers react calmly to the signing of wills between Dempsey and Wills. The news draws little fanfare in the city where Dempsey runs a hotel and appears in motion pictures. Afternoon editions give only brief mentions among routine sports items with modest headlines.
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Los Angeles
Wills-Dempsey
Dempsey
Wills
Circus Thrills Draw Massive Crowds in Town Visit
John Robinson's circus entertained thousands yesterday with the renowned Peter Pan in Animal Land and a wild animal arena featuring Captain Ricardo and Nubian lions. The afternoon and last night's shows drew large crowds before the troupe moved on to Burlington.
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Fig Circus
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Furniture City Leads in Transeers Real Estate Sales
Guilford realty report notes about 40 000 involved in 17 deeds yesterday with Rebecca Wageger selling Lindsay street lot in High Point to J W Tomlinson for around 7 000. Other transactions include K S Coats to F B Alderman 2500 on Granite street and Verna B Goodwin to L E Ogburn 6500 on Howard avenue.
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Lindsay Street
High Point
Rebecca Wageger
J. W. Tomlinson
Guilford
K. S. Coats
F. B. Alderman
Granite Street
BE. D. Foushee
C. M. Martin
Grove Park
L. B. Alderman
Philip Waters
Keogh Street
Cc. G. Wright
Juanita Shaw
Walker Avenue
Richard Epps
Warren Street
Verna B. Goodwin
L. E. Ogburn
Howard Avenue
Charles Cohen
W. H. Apple
Herb Juice Claim Brings Woman 25 Years Younger
Miss Nannie Hege of High Point North Carolina says HERB JUICE cured chronic constipation and liver trouble boosting her energy. At age 83 she reports active liver improved bowels and renewed vitality after using the herbal remedy sold by Matton Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
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Nannie Hege
Lexington Street
High Point
N. C
Matton Drug Co
Charters Issued To New Corporations
Raleigh report notes that on September 29 the state issued certificates of incorporation to several new corporations. Details list names and initial capitals, marking a period of business formation activity guided by state authorities. Various industry tenants are referenced as part of statewide economic expansion.
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Raleigh
The
Richard Barthelmess in Shore Leave at Coming-American Friday
Richard Barthelmess headlines Shore Leave at the Coming-American theater this Friday and Saturday with a comedy drama showing in two performances nightly. The engagement highlights a star turn and audience anticipation for the adaptation of the popular stage piece.
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Richard Barthelmess
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