GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1921 jllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllffl To the first 100 people enter ing our store Monday we will give an 18xS6-inch congoleum rug for only 25 cents. No other conditions come early. Announcing To Our Friends and Customers That . . I; We AFe Now In Owe I New Stoire 309 South Greene Street Have a Complete Line of High-Grade Furniture) and Are Prepared To Render the Public Efficient Service All our furniture and house furnishings are brand new. Nothing second-hand, and we sell our merchandise cheaper. We buy close, discount our bills, and give our customers the benefit of our saving. . . See our Queen Anne solid walnt bedroom suites, parlor suites, iron beds, davenettes, Marsh kitchen cabinets, Cameron Maid hot blast heaters and ranges, New Perfection oil heaters and stoves, felt and silk floss mattresses and pillows, Axminster rugs, lino leum and Congoleum; Wear-Ever aluminum ware, dishes, trunks, traveling bags, and dozens of other articles of high quality, popu lar priced merchandise. , Cut Rate Furniture Company C. K. Crawley, Manager "We Sell It Cheaper" 309 Greene St. Phone 2231 IIIIIIIIIIIjllilllllllM On chilly niehts the Stone Ate man fathered his family around him in hit cave home and kept them warm by the heat from pile of round nones which had been previously heated to a white heat ui an outdoor fire. 1 hete ttonet were dragged from the fire aod pulled onto the dirt floor of the cave'i interior. These atones coaUi rtpidlr ud It mi neeenery to replace there fre oaaatlv with mw Met which had keen re-heated In the tune war. What a change (ma the heated iteaea of the Stone Age nun o the "Camhio Maid" Heater reApact powerfulbuilt (or lerrlce ud ftneratkar a heat undreamed of in that age. Then it a "CaautaoM Mais' ' Heater for every purpose and for svarr Itiei , , . Cut Rate Furniture Company , 309 South Greene Street Greensboro, N. C. CAMERON MAID Thia "Cameron Maid" Hat Blaat It not only a powarful haatat bat final saver. Raaommandad by tha U. S, Fual AdminJatraUon. ' HOT BLAST HEATER . Jfefc &e J&ousewtfe who uses oxiq,r fillllllllllllllllllllllM State Convention of Baptists Marks Progress of 91 Years Will Open Tuesday At Rocky Mount, With Representatives of , 2,219 Churches Present Great Growth In Financial Mat- . iarc anil Inct it nt inna nf rhnrrh Arp Strnno nnrl Useful. By T. W. CHAJIBLISi How the epirlte of the Father moat rejoice t , Ninety-one yeara ago a comparative ly tew men. coneeorated and with Villon, gathered at Greenville an(l perfected the organliatlon of the state I 1 VT L. r-AllB Cantlai Those men o( coneecratlon and vision looked tor that which they could not ee and planned tor that whloh they could not hope to accomplish but treat oake from little acorne grow. Many have been the problems of the tl yeara. Much prayer and much faith marked the pathway of North Caro lina Baptist but from all the faith, tha prayer, the aervloe haa com a great and growing denomination, re markably well balanced and with a viilon like unto the vision of the men of 1180 a vision of a Christianised state and a Christianised world. From small beglnnlnge the Baptists have grown Into a host of 100,000 church members, with property devot ed to denominational purposes amount ing In value to almost 0.000,000 dol lars and the contributions of these three hundred thousand people to mis sionary, educational and benevolent ob. jeots la now over 11,000,000 a year, ' a par capita of over v$3. Besides all of thla, these same Baptists, her In North Carolina raise and expend for local church purposes each year mo, than 1,000,000 dollars a year. ' In less than a century the Baptists of this state have grown from a mere handful to a denomination whose total monetary gifta because of their faith and love now reach 1,000,000 dollars a year a per capita of flO and thli la exclusive of all contrlbutiona for church building purposes. Truly the spirits of the fathera do rejolcel But this Is not all. - North Carolina Baptists through the tlonal Institutions schools and col leges. These Institutions have property valued at 11.783,401. They employ 126 teachera and last year enrolled 2,(62 pupils. Within the borders of the state are, In addition, eight additional edu cational Institutions which are more directly under the control of the home mission board of the Southern Baptist convention and yet they ocoupy almost the same position as the other Insti tutions. These have property worth 1476.120 and employed last year 64 teachers and enrolled 1,769 pupils. The grand total of Baptist educational property In North Carolina la 11,260, 791. The total teaching tors numbers 110 and last year 4,411 pupils were In the Institution. Truly the spirits of those men of 1230 do rejolcel When Tueeday, November IB eomes and the representatives of the 1,212 churches of North Carolina gather In annual session at Rocky Mount and listen to the reports of the year clos ing November 1, and plan for the de nominational work of another year, there will be reason for the singing of the doxology. Despite the business de pression. It has been a good year. Hard times came and hit the constituency of the Baptist denominational as hard as It seemed they could be. hit, but Secretary of Missions Maddry says that over 1200,000 haa been contributed for missions thla year. This I short of the amount wantea out it is gooa. But It la not alone in missionary and educational activity that the Bap tists of North Carolina have brought things to pass. Thomasvllle orphanage, the Institution which is a marvel In Ita sucoeesful service In behalf of the fatherleea, atanda a living monumenl to the consecration of North Carolina Baptists. The main ' Institution Is at Thomaavllle and tha branch 1 located at Klnitoo. Laat year Thomasvllle or phanage -cared for over 600 ohtldren. "Cared for" lacludea fed, clothed, edu cated them. Everyone know the etory of the Increased cost of living and yet because of the marvelous management the coat of caring for these ohlldren Is only slightly over IK the month for each child. Nearly 1160,000 was con tributed to Thomasvllle orphanage this year by North Carolina Baptists snd it Is safe to aay that genuine cheer fulness attended every gift. ' The fathera In 1830 had a vision of an evangelised state and an evange lised world. Bine the organisation of the Baptist state convention In 1830, Its aim has been to develop the vision of the fathera Into a reality. Kach year has been marked with progress and now North Carolina Baptists are reach- Announcing the New Model BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS $100 The ONLY Phonograph that play ALL Records without extra attachments. $10 will bring this super-instrument to your home with a choice selection of records and a longtime to pay the balance. Remember: "Those who buy Phonographs other than the Brunswick are those who have never heard the Brunswick." Ask your neighbor! Brunswick- Range In Price From $65 to $750 , Sprinkle Piano Co., Inc. 115 East Market Street OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P. M. Ing Into the, uttermost part of the stata, carrying light and life and be yond the oonflnea of the state, eend Ing tha gospel to the world. Thirty slz North Carolinian are In mission fields of the foreign mission board. They are the messenger of the Old North State. The list seeslon of the North Caro lina Baptist oonventlon will be held at Rocky Mount, November 16, II, 17, Rev. J. C. Davis, D. D.. of Albemarle, will preaoh the convention aermon. For the first time In 20 yeara this sermon will be delivered by a minister who haa been ao honored at a previous time. Mr. Davis preached the convention ser mon In 1912. It was a great message. This year, by reaeon of tha removal from tha atate of Rev. W. F. Powell, u. u formerly of Aahevlll. Dr. Davla again become the oonventlon preaoh. er. xnere ta no man in tha atata whoaa preaching would be more acceptable. He Is one of the denomination's deep est thinkers and a man of remarkable power. (. It Is not likely that the oonventlon will lose much time In the organisa tion. President B. W. Splllman will luo ceed himself unless the unexpected happens. Secretary Walter M. Ollmore Is so valuable that the oonventlon could not afford to replace him. Treas urer Waltera Durham Is one of the lependable men. Corresponding Secre tary of Missions Charles Maddry was ailed back home laat year from Texas to take his place and the convention could not do better. To be very frank and clear, there Is never any telling what tha conven tion will do becaue It la an Indepen dent body and any messenger has the legal and tha moral right to make a nomination or offer a motion, but even with Its independence the Baptist atate convention haa grown until It recog nizee, that Is the Individuals who com pose the convention recognise, tha importance of moving cautiously be cause of the tremendous Issues that are before the denomination. Issues of life to a world. When men have been found who are serving well, the con vention passes on to the plana of work for the future. Thl year the eonventlon will learn, through the commission appointed laet year, of the progress of plana for the first Baptist hospital to be built in North Carolina. WInaton-Salem Is the location which has been chosen and the plans ar being perfected. The convention will also dlacusa a propos ed "part-time achool of applied stew ardship." A committee of which Rev. W. N. Johnson, D. D., of Badln, Is -hairman wH make a report. It la likely that the convention will take some definite ateps looking toward the preservation of North Carolina Bap tist history. This Is Important and haa received some consideration lnformal 'y. The oonventlon promises to be of Interest but there will be no apeotaou lar feature It la the annual meeting of a denomination whose work Is that of fulfilling thcgreat commission. MANY ODD FELLOWS TO MEET IN ELIZABETH CITY seventeen Lodges will Participate la Degree Demonstration am Novem ber in and 10. (cadil le Dallr Kml Elisabeth City, Nov. 11. Odd Fellows In large numbers from the 17 lodgea in tnis district, are expected to pour Into this city next Tuesday to par ticipate In the degree demonstration which will b staged Tueeday and Wednesday, November IS and 1. Thla is the fourth of a series In augurated by Orand Master Moore and Orand Secretary Berry. The auccess of theao eventa at Wilmington. Ashevllle and Winston-Salem waa pronounced and In each case brought out great attendance, marked by enthusiasm. Elisabeth City haa long been an Odd Fellow atrlnghold and local Odd Fel- lowa azpeot to make a strong show Ing. This city Is the home of three past grand masters, R. K. Speed, W. F. M. Ehrlnghaus and P. H. Williams, and a past grand patriarch, H. T. Green leaf, Jr. A large clasa of candidates from the various lodgea will receive the de grees, which will be conferred by three trained degree teama. Charles O. lialrd, superintendent of the or phana' home, alao captain of Neus lodges crack degree team, will as slat In the degree work. Orand Secretary John D. Berry, who Is a native of thla district, and Grand Treaaurer Shlpman will attend and are expeoted to make addresses. Grand Maater Moore, If possible, will also be rn attendance. Chill has opened an official pawnshop to advance loans on reaaonabla terms MARMQN-54 vfe.if Vr ''4 : :. QJbS- there is Somettiing New in Closed Cars Nothing radically new but advancements that are logical and just a year or two ahead of the times. That summarizes our new offerings of Mar mon Sedans, Coupes, Suburbans and other closed types. Their appearance of lowness and lightness is a pleasant contrast to the top-heavy, clumsy, heavy models whicfThave been prevalent. Their improved vision is appealing. As one - sits at the driver's scat one is inclined to wonder why obstructing columns remained in vogue so long. In the new Marmona there is added driving comfort and safety. Throughout there are advancements that give these new-type Marmons first place among high grade cars. There are improve ments which make one realize that these Marmons set the pace and are therefore the choicest offerings of the season. , Don't delay in seeing them and in malt ing comparisons. , Marmon Carolina Corporation 104 North Davie Street Distributors Greensboro, N. C. NORDYKE 6? MARMON COMPANY Established 1851 INDIANAPOLIS 13 to working man.

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