Highlands News: Community Activities and Notices
Highlands readers receive a roundup of church meetings and social events. Ladies class at Assembly of God, Bible study at First Church, Halloween parties for the intermediate department, Brownies at the school, and a birthday tribute at Montgomery County Hospital highlight a busy week.
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Assembly of God Church
le Rutledge
Bridges
Owith
Siahief
Ol- Church
Gray
First, Baptist Church
J. E W. Crawford
V. C. Kuester
Tough Court Talk Has Its Limits Tribunal Rules
The North Carolina Supreme Court says prosecutors may not use language that demeans defendants but allows remarks drawn from evidence when addressing a jury. It cites cases where terms like thieves were acceptable while others such as human hyena or blockader crossed a line, potentially warranting a mistrial.
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Raleigh
N.C
Supreme Court of
North Carolina
Hilbert Bowen
James McKell
Supreme Court
Ballard
Correll
Murdock
Tucker
Georgia Governor warns U S slipping toward welfare state
ATLANTA Ga Nov 8 Gov Herman Talmadge warned the United States is following England into second rate status. In a speech he blasted national tax and regulate policies saying they shift away from capitalism and free enterprise toward greater government dependence with higher taxes and more regulation. He warned of a future where children are told by the government how and at what price they will work, producing timid citizens.
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Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
United States
England
Talmadge
Georgia
Anvil Chorus Greets Queen On Birthday
New Westminster honors Queen Victoria's birthday with an old tradition of firing anvil choruses. Since 1872 the Ancient and Honorable Anvil Battery gathered to strike anvils in salute, using a chalked charge and red-hot iron to create loud bangs.
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New Westminster
New Westminister
Cheshire
Japanese seek peace treaty but fear Soviet takeover
Tokyo reports show a split in Japanese opinion on a postwar peace treaty. Some favor independence and ongoing peace talks, while others fear American troop withdrawal could invite Soviet aggression. Editorialists note concern over security and the role of occupation forces despite MacArthur’s confidence in a treaty.
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Aceigoin
Ebro
Japar
Douglas
Macarthur
Japan
Gen Macarthur
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Hallowe'en
First Baptist Church
Ted
R. N. Bishop
WW. Timmons
Rex. Goolsby
R. Hopkins
Fallowe'en
Windham
Luther Windham
W. T. Sirman
Montgomery County Hospital
Conroe
M. F. Sirman
John Sirman
Clarence Sirman
Corrigan
W. B. Sirman
George Watson
Bay.City
A. M. Sirman
Beaumont
Melvin’Risner
Cleveland
Joe Franklin
Necogdoches
Highlands
J. C. Schmach
J. Voytek
J.H. Powell
O. Rodgers
C. P. Roberts
W. T. Walker
Claride Hall
E. T. Ratliff
Ralph Cilendennon
R. B. Hopkins
Ernestine Bennett
Kenneth Baird
Lee College
Kenneth Walter
Dan Lamb
Henry Henderson
Albert Muller
Alonzo Carter
Billy Ray Robertson
Howard Adams
J. E. Wolcik
Booth
N. Listi
F. P. Noland
C. A. Bedinger
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Alton Danks
Huffman
WL. Walker
V. Buester
J. A. Hollis
W. L. Walker
I. . Crawford
Melvin Walker
First Baptist WU
WMU
J. F. Pruess
Gladys Keith
Buckner’s Orphans Home
H. B. Savell
W.A Hutchins
C. S. Mullinnix
Clem Hardy
O. C. Smith
K. J. Frejis
W. G Filippo
J. C. Little
F. I. Speight
J. W. Timmons
W. Wallace
M. B. Walker
Bavailla
W. S. Walker
Eldna Windham
Gorroe
Eddie Cook
West Point
B. W. Lynch and Sons
Annie Rock
Bardwell
Earl Stanford
Vance Lynch
Dallas
Leyes St. Clair
Irbing
J. P. Hodges
A. W. Lynch
Corsicana
W. W. Spivey, Jr
R. M. Whittenburg
Corsicans
Harrisburg
Walde- Chicis
Wells
Minnesota
Northeastern Poultry Producers Council
Dork Pan
Tetey
Rae
Ron
Rok
Irene
Jacobs
Him
W. Texas
Joseph Scotti
Chicago
Joe
International
U.S
Mike Franssen
LIFE
Tokyo
Nippon Times
Bailey's Beauty Shop
L. Noogailiard
Ajiegheer
Statler Brand
Meri
Cannon Mills
Toy
Monument Mills
Texas
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