Gardner Stand on New Ballot Pleases State
Raleigh reports general approval of Governor C Max Gardner's pledge to urge a protected ballot law for North Carolina. Officials say such a law, backed by women leaders and reform-minded groups, has strong support and could pass in the 1929 General Assembly.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
Raleigh
C. Max Gardner
Gardner
A. J. Maxwell
State Corporation Commission
Maxwell
Leatetis Waleter Neredseieerka Este
R. A. Coughton
Commissioner of Revenue
Legislative Council of Women
Death Claims Small Son of Mr and Mrs Johnson
The death of Paul Johnson occurred last Wednesday September 12 at 19 a m. He was three months and twenty six days old. Survived by father, mother and several siblings. Funeral at Mt Lebanon Baptist Church with Rev Baker officiating. Flowers marked the modest burial. Heartfelt sympathy extended to the bereaved family.
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Bostic
Johnnie Johnson
Jas
Paul
Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church
Baker
Clifford Withrow
Forest City
Jim 'Devinney
W. J. Freeman
D. D. Freeman
A. K. Freeman
Avenell
Ferry News Notes Seventeenth September Report
Ferry notes record Rev T M Hester from Spindale filling Goode Creek appointment on Saturday. Rev Melton from Alexander substituted for Hester Sunday due to his absence. J C Montieth family John Keeter and Elsie Sherlin from Forest City visited J S Sherlin family. Gaither Kennedy family spent Monday in Charlotte and Belmont. The families of Mr T C Holland ...
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Charlotte
Belmont
T. C. Holland
Young deaf mute takes own life near Cliffside
Fred Dobbins a 26 year old mute committed suicide by poison at his father's home between Mooresboro and Cliffside. Despondent over not securing a job, he had obtained the poison from a drugstore. Friends sought Rev. Andrew C. Miller Jr. to conduct funeral services. Mrs. Miller sang a hymn in sign language at the grave. A large crowd attended. He is survived by his parents three sisters and three brothers.
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Cliffside
Fred Dobbins
Mooresboro
Argument Ends In Death Of Negro Sunday Morning
Will Littlejohn a half breed Croatan Indian from near Rutherfordton was shot and instantly killed on Highway No 20 east of Forest City Sunday morning about 9 o clock by Hub Taylor a negro. Taylor surrendered to police and is jailed with three Littlejohn friends. another suspect Forney is at large. No inquest. Burial planned in Rutherfordton.
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Will Littlejohn
Rutherfordton
Hub Taylor
Ron
Forest City
Hub’ Taylor
Tub Taylor
Boss Randall
Littlejohn
Taylor
Jim McEntire
Bud Twitty
Will] Lynch
Polk County
Forney
Chas. 1
R. Price
W. C Hardin
Hardin
Chief Price
Hovis and Keeter
Re organize Epworth League at Spindale
Spindale Sept 17 a large group of Spindale Methodist youths met at the church and reorganized the Epworth League. Wendall Eaves led the program as organizer with Hazel Brockman as president Inez Keller as vice president Clarence Griffin as treasurer Mildred Williams as pianist.
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Spindale
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Wendall Eaves
Hazel Brockman
Inez Keller
Secre
Clarence Griffin
Mildred Williams
Swan
Hester
Warren
Wendall * Eaves
T. C
Jordan
Gladys Griffin
League
Look Ahead Look Ahead in a Bright Business Outlook
The article promotes a strong market prospect and extensive stock. It highlights buying advantages for customers and selling quality goods at prices well below average. It emphasizes a vast stock and affordable pricing to attract buyers.
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