Holiness Pastors Close Meeting With Evening Service
The four day Ministerial Convention of Holiness churches in the North Carolina district ends tonight at Pilgrim Holiness Church with a missionary service led by Rev. Charles L. Slater. Discussions on Sunday school interest follow a paper by Rev. Frank Henry and a plan for fifth Sunday get together programs. Leaders include Rev. O. L. Ruth chairing a committee with Rev. W. R. Phillips and Rev. B. F. Pritchett among others.
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Holiness
North Carolina
Pillgrim
Charles L. Slater
The
National Church
Africa
Central and
South America
Ruth
W. R. Phillips
Rancieman
B. F. Pritchett
Greensboro
T. R
York
Gold Hill
B. FE. Bingham
Cayman Islands
Mr. Pritchett
Grady A. Casatevens
Hillsboro
Improper Affairs Accusations Against Pastor Davidson
In London a Norwich consistory court case details alleged immoral conduct by Rev. Harold F. Davidson rector of Stiffkey. Testimony from young women and waitress Violet Lowe describes repeated visits to a restaurant with Barbara Harris and embraces and kisses with the rector.
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London
Harold F. Davidson
Stiffkey
Norwich
Davidson
Westminster Church House
Violet Lowe
Yang Wah
Bloomsbury
Barbara Harris
Violet
Barbara
Dr. Davidson
Vio
Charlie
Bishop of
Barbara Herris
Henry Thomas Dashwood
Final speaker Avery Stresses Hope of Our Church
C Avery of Winston-Salem closed the convention program with a spirited address titled The Hope of Our Church, emphasizing faith and community.
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C. Avery
Winston-Salem
Commerce opens radio broadcasting station near Lake Pontchartrain
The Department of Commerce launches a radio broadcasting station on Lake Pontchartrain to serve air pilots within 125 miles. Weather bulletins are broadcast every two hours during the day to aid aviators in the area.
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New Orleans
United States Department of Commerce
Lake Pontchartrain
Pontiac church feeds unemployed families with meals
Pontiac Memorial Baptist church, unable to pay its minister, provided 2,800 meals last month for school children of unemployed parents. Reverend B. E. Lockwood oversees the relief efforts despite not drawing a salary.
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Pontiac, Mich
Pontiac Memorial Baptist Church
B. EB. Lockwood
St Patrick’s Altar Planned on Irish Hilltop
In Belfast Ireland authorities plan a large open-air altar on a hill near the site believed tied to St Patrick’s landing around 1500 years ago. The project aims for £50000 in funds raised from village contributions with the first sod reportedly turned during St Patrick’s Day celebrations of the 15th century.
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Belfast
Rome
Ireland
Ninth Annual Drama Festival At U N C
In Chapel Hill North Carolina the ninth annual drama tournament and festival opened with 100 delegates registered and more expected. Lectures and round table discussions frame the program as play contests proceed. Frederick H Koch announced member schools grew from 56 to 64.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Frederick H. Koch
Explorer's Ship Sold in Fort Pierce
The Eleanor Bolling, Byrd's supply ship from the Antarctic expedition, has been sold to the Fort Pierce Steamship Company for coastwise service between here and New York.
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Explorer
Fort Pierce, Fla
Eleanor Bolling
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Antarctic
Fort Pierce Steamship Company
Here
New York
Three filing in Memphis last for 1932 income taxes
In Memphis three men filed their 1932 income tax returns at 12:05 p.m. Tuesday, the final time for filings. A total of about three thousand people completed filings on the last day.
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Memphis, Tenn
New Ford Eight Shown Here For The First Time
The new Ford eight cylinder car debuted in Wilson Motor Co. and nationwide yesterday with prices set at the lowest level. Eight and four cylinder models show price gaps, with the eight listed at 370 for the chassis f.o.b. Detroit and various body styles priced near or below corresponding Model A versions. Henry Ford touts low prices to spur volume and maintains a focus on utility and jobs created.
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Wilson Motor Company
Ford
F. C. B. Detroit
f.O.b. Detroit
Detroit
Henry Ford
Appalachian Wins Triangle Debate Between Colleges
A triangle debate among Appalachian Elon and High Point colleges on centralized control of industry saw Appalachian win both its matches against Elon and High Point. In High Point auditorium Hayworth Williams defeated Taylor Truitt 3–0. in Elon auditorium Sasman Heverner beat Davidson Morgan 2–1. Elon beat High Point 2–1 at Liberty High School with Key Corbett and Smith Madison as debaters.
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Appalachian
Elon
High Point Colleges
Congress
High Point
Hayworth and Williams
Taylor and Truitt
High Point College
Sasman
Hevern
Matinee of Green Mask Club Three One Act Plays
The Green Mask club of the local high school staged a well attended matinee of three one act plays with student involvement in set design, costuming, and lighting. Dorothy Deligny, Albert McAnally, John Gurney Briggs, Lawrence Russell, Charles Holley, and others appeared in roles across Wasdale Head, Italiano Tragedy, and Brothers in Arms.
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Green Mask Club
Pineros
Wasds
Dorothy Deligny
Jesmond
Albert McAnally
Edward Fane
John Gurney Briggs
Sir John Hunslet
Lawrence Russell
A. Visitor
Charles Holley
Tubal
Wasdale Head
George the Third
Italy
Sofapililo
Brothers In Arms
J. Altus Brown
John Mungan
Dorothea Brown
Rose Rogers
White
William Snow
Charlie Henderson
William Hayworth
Marshalls
Helen Paschal
Helen Jones
Helen Davis
Patricia Hall
Irish Welch
Alma Virginia McCain
Leon Thompson
Alson Gray
Thomas Jones
Dallas Goodman
Irwin Coffield
Winfred Robertson
Mary Winn Abernethy
Captain Saves Freighter After Water Floods Hold
Captain L Cudworth steered the freighter Lloyd Junior back toward Pasquotank River as water poured into a hole in the hull. Pumps clogged but the vessel was towed to safety by Hattie Creef, with two passengers aboard, near Elizabeth City.
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Elizabeth City
Lloyd Junior T Oday
Albemarle Sound
Lloyd
L. Cudworth
Pasquotank River
Hattie Creef
Lloyd's
Creef
Senate Debates Democratic Tariff Bill as Public Lands Hearings Continue
Senate debate on the democratic tariff bill persists while the Public Lands Committee holds hearings on bills to transfer public domain to western states. House moves toward final passage of a billion dollar tax measure as Ways and Means reviews tax yield estimates and Interstate Commerce weighs repeal of the railroad recap provision.
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Senate
Public Lands Committee
HOUSE
Ways and Means Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Domestic Wool Shortage Strains Finished Goods Supply
The article notes a domestic wool shortage in the United States, with raw wool supply insufficient to meet demand for finished wool products. It highlights implications for manufacturers and pricing pressures across the textile sector.
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United States
Germans Trace Radio Progress Over 33 Years
Telefunken issues a calendar tracing German radio progress from 1859 wireless start to ultra short wave city broadcasts. Highlights include Atlantic range, Berlin to Nauen telephony, Berlin Leipzig picture transmission, Nauen Geitow TV, and city broadcasting with 0.8 kW transmitter reaching about 30 miles.
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Berlin
Germany
Telefunken
Cuxhaven
Deutschland
Telefunken Laboratory
Nauen
Leipzig
Geitow
Funeral Services For M. L. Johnson
Funeral services for M. L. Johnson who died at his home on Kivett Drive extension were held Friday at 4 pm at Oak Grove Baptist Church. Rev. J. A. McMillen led the service with two brothers Rev. L. L. Johnson and Rev. W. R. Johnson speaking. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Ed Hodgins Frank Brown Mr. Bean Bob Bullard Abe Kidd and Walter Smith. Flowerbearers were Edith Kisler Hyacinth Cox Dorothy Tuttle and Ava Lee Fulp.
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M. L. Johnson
Kivett Drive
Oak Grove Baptist Church
J. A. McMillen
Mille
Thomasville
L. L. Johnson
W. R. Johnson
Ed Hodgins
Frank Brown
Mr. Bean
Bob Bullard
Abe Kidd
Walter Smith
Edith Kisler
Hyacinth Cox
Dorothy Tuttle
Ava Lee Fulp
Children 10 Sing at Evangelistic Service Saturday
Mrs C Byay evangelist leads revival services at First Methodist Protestant church corner North Main and Richardson Streets. Service begins at 7 30 PM with no morning or afternoon meeting. Children’s chorus trained by the evangelist to perform special numbers with surprises promised.
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Ana
C. Byay
Firstodist
North Main
Richardson Etreeta
Hoover Dam Reservoir Aims for World-Record Size
The project would form the largest artificial reservoir, about 115 miles in length and covering over 245000 acres, creating a vast water storage system.
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Hoover Dam
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