Endowment Plans Highlight Methodist Home Building Program
Winston-Salem trustees outline a three-building plan for the Methodist Children's Home including the Cleero Tise boys building, Heath Hospital for Children funded by D. D. Heath endowment, and a 30-seat girls’ cottage. Superintendent Walker Thompson is re-elected as the charity advances with a $50,000 hospital cost and a $60,000 endowment.
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Winston-Salem
Methodist Children’s Home
Walker Thompson
Cleero Tise
Heath Hospital For
D. D. Heath
Charlotte
Two Accidents Trace Watauga Boone Incidents
Two accident reports from Watauga Boone describe John Keller trapped under a wagon that overturned leaving him dead for hours. A woman, Mrs Tri vett, was accidentally shot while attempting to take a pistol from a boy. she is reported as recovering. A contractor, F Han, discusses plans for an interurban railway linking Winston Salem High Point and Greensboro with financier interest.
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Watauga Boone
John Keller
Keller
Winston-Salem
F. Han
Conte
High Point
Greenstoro
Inter
Hahn
Ho Foals Cor
Lexington to Be Regular Stop for Southern Fast Trains
Lexington gains regular stops for Southern Nos. 28 96 and 187 to pick up and discharge passengers. Local efforts aim to attract tobacco warehouses by year’s end with a chamber committee studying data and market feasibility. Several regional notes follow including a Bryan family visit in Asheville and court activity in Forsyth.
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Lexington
Southern
Supt
Shelton
Danville
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Beck
Abotts Creek
Gaston County builds ninety sixth cotton mill
Gaston county reveals confidence in steady cotton yarn markets as the ninety sixth mill is announced to be built. In Hickory the Rit ter Lumber plant site Mortimer Caldwell village is purchased by Hickory men and A M Kistler Morganton, for a 5000 spindle cotton mill on 1400 acres with waterpower facilities and 50 buildings. Durham hosts the state Y P U convention with many women speakers contributing to the second day sessions at Temple and First Baptist churches.
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Gastonia
Gaston County
Fred M. Allen
Gaston
Mortimer Caldwell
Ritter Lumber Company
A. M. Kistler
Morganton
Lesion Durham
The
Baptist Young People's Union
Temple Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
David and the Giant in the Camp of Israel
The July 4 lesson recounts David facing Goliath in the Philistine camp and the Lord’s deliverance. It traces Goliath’s boastful defiance, David’s faith and prudence, and the ensuing victory that elevates David while Saul’s jealousy leads to downfall. The study links the events to broader themes of God’s guidance and the downfall of the proud.
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David
Samuel
Sluin
Goliath
Saul
Jonathan
Michinash
Neko
Samson
Txrael
Israel
Ciechimp
Tly Dees
Golliath
Lord of Hosts
Amy
Saul Joutous
Gottath
God
Sant
The Conqueror and the Unknown Path in Faith
An excerpt praising a steadfast, fearless seeker of life who faces the unknown with cheer. It honors a person who takes the present fully, endures defeat or victory without being defined by them, and remains devoted to God and eternal aims. Quoted from Reverend Percy T. Olton.
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Kim
Percy T. Olton
Mourning For Sin Reflects Different Motives
The text contrasts mourning for sin for personal danger or hurt to self with mourning because sin offends God. It notes fears and cordons of feeling, distinguishing self-interest from reverence and moral stance toward divine offense. The fragment hints at moral reflection on repentance and righteousness.
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Hell
Resolution urges nationwide youth census data for Scout work
At the Boy Scouts annual meeting Vice President Mortimer Ly Behie called attention to the need for comprehensive data on youth nationwide. The resolution asks federal and state agencies to collate and provide essential data to improve youth welfare programs and support good citizenship through coordinated study and planning.
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National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Mortimer Ly Behie
Tix
United States
United States Bureau of Education
Census Bureaus
Department of Child Welfare
Firemen Form Scout Troops in Passaie Paw J
Commissioner Preiskel proposes forming Boy Scout troops attached to fire houses in Paw J and Pas saie. The aim is many troops, with fire-house prizes for the best unit, and special training in fire prevention and rope handling.
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Passaie
Preiskel
Paw J
Sccuriny
Robert J Thorne on scouting movement in Chicago
Robert J Thorne president of the Chicago Scout council and a leading business figure speaks to a group on boy scouting. He says the movement appeals as boys encourage good deeds and self sacrifice and notes it is the most rewarding work he has done, regretting having been a boy Scout forty years earlier.
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Greensboro
State Highway Commission
Raleigh
Caswell County
Rockingham County
Virginia Line
Robert J. Thorne
Chicago Scout Council
Tle
Wat
Thorne
Chicago
Scouts Worldwide Reach Strength Across Nations
The Boy Scouts now operate in 52 countries with about 500000 leaders guiding over a million and a half boys in the United States. The movement is described as a single vast world effort for boyhood improvement with similar fundamentals and independent national structures.
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United States
Boy Scouts
Good Turns By Boy Scouts In North East Parades
Somerville Massachusetts Troop No 7 served as messengers during a telephone strike. Rotarians of Sheboygan Wisconsin bought a weekend camp as a present to the boy scouts. Chicago scouts plan a wireless station with sending range of 800 miles and receiving from 1900 miles. Harrisburg Pennsylvania scouts collected broken glass and aided motor club traffic control at parades and fire lines. Royston Georgia Troop No 1 contributed 10 toward the Roosevelt Memorial fund. Augusta Georgia Troop 6 aids recruiting drive. Good Turn week began with a snowstorm closing eastern cities and scouts turned to service tasks.
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Somerville
Mass
Rotarians
Sheboygan
Wis
Chicago
Harrisburg
Motor Club
Royston
Roosevelt Memorial Fund
Augusta
Bryn Mawr Honors Marie Litzinger For European Fellowship
Paul Weitkon of Kansas City wears a bulletproof breast protector while Miss Marie Litzinger of Belford Pennsylvania wins the European Fellowship at Bryn Mawr College the highest hour prize for any student. She aided the 100 girls who graduated.
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Paul Weitkon
Kansas City
Pollerman
Marie Litzinger
Belford
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
Housing Problem In Hotel Rates Spark Calculation
A hotel clerk responded to concerns about housing issues, saying TE should acknowledge them. He noted that maintaining rates amid dwindling guests requires careful expert calculation and steady adjustment of pricing strategy.
French Federation of Labor to Suffer Dissolution
Paris reports the French cabinet will seek the dissolution of the General Federation of Labor after hour long deliberation. The move follows tensions with railway workers and rising domestic issues including a divorce case highlighting strained relations.
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French Federation of Labor
Paris
Chicago
Albert Ropp
Washington
Southern Justice
T/Hopkeny
General Federation
Baker Tm
Lowance
Jean
Iresa
Beuldes
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Smithfield
A. Lee
James Lewis
Lee
Salisbury
Yadkin Finishing Company
R. L. Mahsley
Wilmington
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Kinston
John E. Weyher
Lexington Chamber of Commerce
Tobbaco
Asheville
William Jennings Bryan
William Jennings Bryan, Jr
Grove Park
Forsyth Superior Court
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Greenaboro
Carolinas Automotive Trade Association
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Tom Turner
Esmeralda
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Hendersonville
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Charles
Miller
Dolp Wilson
Busick
McDowell County
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Bible Institute of Chicago
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Sam
David Behraved
Tomu
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Fulton Market
Uncle Sam
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Henry K. Bush-Trown
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Washington Arts Club
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