Wealth and Poverty Counterpoint in Sinner Sermon
A Mecklenburg County preacher argues wealth does not bring happiness. He cites Luke 12 15 and the Shorter Catechism and condemns money worship. The talk warns that riches can ruin health and civic usefulness, urging a life of fearing God and duties to others.
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Statesville
MOC
Associated Press
North
Charles B.aycock
Raleigh
Abraham Lincoln
Agur
Juke
God
Charles W. Tillett
Charlotte
Readers Help The Journal Grow In Union County
The Journal appeals to readers to spread the word about the paper to neighbors who have not subscribed. It brags of value at a dollar a year and urges readers to supply old addresses when changing delivery. It asks for news submissions with names, and cautions about keeping subscriptions current.
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A.C. Funderburk
Luther Traywick
Monroe
Superior Court
Vann
Sikes
Brook
Messrs
Love
Pratt
Armfield
Stack
Parker
Redwine
McNeely
LM. Harkey
L. W. Helms
H. A. Carter
J. L. Winchester
W. M. Conneil
J H. Richardson
W. C. Sanders
J. Helms
WN. Davis
W. EK. Stewart
T. M. Broom
W. R. Campbell
Simeon Williams
Gus Madia
Lee's Mill Hfe
Luther Tr
Funderburk
Kite
Gas Metin
Williams
GW. Hataler
Traywick
Vann Cuthbertson
Bill McDonald
T. B. Williams
Vann Cuthebrison
Preston Griffin
J. B. Mangum
John Whitley
Vanni Cuthbrtson
H. D. Stewart
8. A. Stevens
Preston Griin
Seth
Mil McDonald
Trywick
James Dees
Hil McDonald
Colo
Press Griffin
Punderburk
Hin
Griffin
V. D. Sikes
Pearl Crawford
Spone
Bil
Mr. Griffin
H. J. Hinson
Bill
Lucinda Weatherspoon
Waxhaw
the of Mill
Lee Williamson
George S. Lew, Jr
Fowler & Lee
Union County
North Carolina
Journal
Britain and America Warn Japan on China Demands
Reports from Peking state that Russian and British ambassadors in Tokyo informed Japanese foreign minister Harun Takashi Kato that pursuing China's demands beyond the original note could hinder future diplomatic negotiation with Japan’s allies. The United States reportedly signaled disagreement with some Japanese demands, aligning with American and British opinion voiced privately and publicly across China.
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Britain
America
Japan
Peking
China
Pei King
Tokio
Haron Takashi Kato
Trix
United States
Erith
JUDGE PERREES REVERSED IN EDITORS CONTEMPT CASE
The Supreme Court reversed Judge RK B Peebles sentence against Chas Brown and George Brown of the Weekly Record for contempt over an editorial criticizing a Wayne county term. Judge Hoke's opinion notes the lower court judgment reversed and defendants go unpaid. The ruling limits punishment for defamatory reports to past matters and removes ongoing penalties for such criticisms.
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Rabieh Dixpatch
Supreme Court
RK. B. Peebles
Chas
George Brown
Weekly Record
Goldaboro
Wayne Court
Bateh
Hoke
Heebles
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Weland
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Tran
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Hing
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Gus Medlin
Srd
Mies
Ruby Funderbork
Ant
Caldwell
Defendant
J. T. McCorkle
Tony Davis
Lex Funderburk
Davie
Ponderburk
Vern Funderburk
Jon Parker
Kendrick Laney
TM. Lites
Pres Griffin
Rev. A. Marsh
Jodie Stewart
TP. Litthe
TE. Williams
Clayton Ashcraft
Great Briain
Germany
Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Gera
France
European
Mediterranean
Teks
Great
Mediterran UN
Wilson
Merested
Murdock
Bernetortt
Seattle Corporation
Hill Conrad
Lexington
Spencer Sunday
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