Life Program for a Young Man Sermon by Rev Abernethy
Rev J E Abernethy of Central Methodist preached on the life program for a young man. He urged finding a supreme life use with three guiding questions what can I do what does the world want and what was I made to be, stressing preparation execution and character aligned with God. He warned against choosing wealth over virtue and cited figures like Mozart and Moses to illustrate sustained effort and plan.
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J. E. Abernethy
Central Methodist Church
Jesus
Michael Angelo
Schiller
Gallileo
Handel
Christ
Mars
Jupiter
Neptune
Mercury
David
North Carolina
Benjamin Franklin
Adam Clarke
Richard Watson
Herbert Spencer
Ty Cobb
Hans Wagner
Moses
Mozart
Paderewsky
God
Marshville News Highlights Local Developments and Crews
Marshville recent moves include United Cash Store relocating stock to a main building and expanding a hardware line at Marsh-Lee Co. A new United Cash garage nears completion with concrete floors. Chief Barrett ordered a colored worker to move, prompting controversy and a sharp exchange before a release. Play Day planned by Prof. Mudge. local highway survey progress stalled by a needed absence. Local stores report remodeling and new storefronts, with markets and pantry exhibits drawing interest.
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Marshville
T. J. Betts
United Cash Store Co
Union Hardware
United Cash Store Company
Marshville Motor Co
Esars
T. F
McBride
Clay Newsom
Philadelphia
Philadelphia School of Pharma
Guy Edwards
Kanss City
Kansas City Veterinary College
Marsh-Lee Co
Barrett
Seaboard
Medlin
Mudge
Sle
J. Hurley Griffin
Tr. Huggins
Alee
Anson Line
Marahville
Mullis
J. 2
Green
Newsom
Missionary Meeting of Union Association at Corinth
The annual Women’s Missionary meeting of the Union Association will be held at the Corinth church on Thursday September 28 at 11 o’clock. Miss Elizabeth Briggs will attend, leading Sunbeams and Royal Ambassadors. The women’s societies report year contributions totaling 70.63 dollars from Monroe Marshville Shiloh Hopewell and other groups.
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Union Association
Corinth
Elizabeth Briggs
Sunbeam
Royal
Woman's Missionary Societies of the Union Association
W. M. S. Monroe
Wingate marks 72nd birthday with reflections and local notices
Wingate notes the seventy second anniversary of the writer's birth with reflections on life and faith. Local updates include wedding news, new Wingate drug store opening, Cotton ginning pace, Meadow Branch church outlook, and calls for stricter town ordinances after a Saturday night incident. Also reports Dr Ed Williams leaving for New York and Guardsmen Mustered Out of border service.
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O. P. Timist
Wingate
Hynn
Will Nash
Badin
Calvin Nash
Nash
Dorsey Griffin
Marlon Griffin
Mary Edwards
Kear
Alas Edwards
Marehville
C. J. Blick
Black
Rock Rest
Sunda
Brother Black
M. F. Williams
Chatham Helms Hn
Bun" Grits
W. M. Perry Co
Meadow Branch
Ed Williama
New York
Boyce Sherrin
Concord
The Suffragette Convention at the Courthouse
A threat of weather did not deter a decent crowd from watching local players perform The Suffragettes Convention in the courthouse. Mrs Cecil Menehan led as Mrs Joanna Hightower Overmore with Miss Matilda Yetsingle presiding, while a large cast delivered lively, humorous scenes and political dialogue amid a bustling, mid era tone.
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Cecil Menehan
Joanna Hightower Overmore
Sylvia Pankhurst
Matilda Yetsingle
Jeff Sewell
Laura Jean Libby Literary Club
Dellcae
Jane Lovingood
Lottie May Blair
Suzanne French
Albert Redfern
Rosalyn Selle
Irene Thomas
Eleanor Grandee
Beatrice Fairley
Cameo Tallimuchee
Sarah McNeely
Arabella Golightly
Muriel Hind
Loudpore
Criven Gordon
Troublehunter
Evelyn Susith
Twixgs
Annie Bernard Benson
Tiny Twikes
Catherine English
Flossie
Mary Dean Laney
Johnnie
Francis Laney
Dinah
Herndon Hasty
Deacon
Tucker
Pickett’ McLarty
Militant Booster
Evelyn Wolfe
Sallie Scrapper
Policeman
Arley
Catherine Elizabeth Hudson
Annie Beatrice Dillon
Sarah Welshary Griffith
Estelle Stewart
Wileell
Atte
Willie
Moi
Evelyn Smith
Trouble Hunter
Frank Marshall
Clayton Laney
Clifard Fowler
Mary
English
Pratt McNeoly
Parsons Toogand
Miss Tilly
Mercedes Ostepath
End of War Seen in Seven Months Says H G Wells
H G Wells in Paris predicts the war will end in seven months due to Allied air mastery and strong western front organization. He cites French excellence in aerial photography and overall Allied superiority as key factors in turning the tide.
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H.G. Wells
H. G. Wells
Paris
Wea
Germans Admit Allied Success but Predict Victory Ahead
An Associated Press report from the German front notes that while Anglo French forces have gained some ground in the Somme offensive, German officers claim these gains are temporary and do not alter the eventual outcome. They praise the German army’s training, insist British and French troops are inferior in leadership, and describe the heavy artillery and communication challenges behind the front lines. Reports also mention German aviators aiding artillery and infantry, with pigeons and heliographs used for frontline updates.
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Wells
Trieste
Gorizla
Gorizia
Amt Labor Party
England
Germany
Paris
Associated Press
France
Somme
Taes
Fone
Freight Train Derailment Kills One Near Mineral Springs
An early Sunday derailment of freight No 55 from Monroe to Birmingham near Mineral Springs killed one unidentified black man. Several cars derailed, with wrecking crews from Monroe clearing debris and repairing track. A white van involved escaped unharmed. Coroner ruled death self caused after inquest. Goods and vehicles scattered, with extensive property damage estimated around 100000 dollars.
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Monroe
Birmingham
Mineral Springs
John Cheatham
Abbesil
Tul Morgan
Mengee
Pinggan Prnk Hentocale
Plyler
Ebenezer
Waxhaw
Robison
J H
Springfield
Tulsa
Oklo
Charlotte
Glenn to Open Union County Campaign Event in Monroe
Ex Governor Glenn will open Union County wageien in Monroe September 21 at 2 oclock in the courthouse, with Democratic Executive Committee chair Chatman Vann arranging a series of dates across the state. The campaigner tours the west and east, remains a lecturer, and joins the International Boundary Commission with a 500 year salary. John P. St. John, 83, former Kansas governor and prohibition candidate, died at Olathe Thursday night.
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Mis
Glen
International Boundary Commission
Canada
Weet
Jonal Democratic Executive Committee
Lincolnton
Monroe
Charlotte
Gastonia
Concord
Goldsboro
Clinton
Whiteville
Kenansville
Wilson
Thomas D. Warren
John P. St. John
Kansas
United States
Olathe
Kans
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