Shipman Plans Comeback for Labor and Printing Office
The Raleigh dispatch reports former Commissioner M. J. Shipman, long head of the Commercial Printing Co., announces a bid in the Democratic primary for the office of commissioner of labor and printing. He cites past service and seeks to prove his record against rivals, after noting a historic plurality but no majority in earlier contests.
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Shipman
Grist
Peterson
Nash
R. R. Reynolds
Chas. R. Ross
Fred P. Latham
Street Improvements Sealed Bids for Randleman Concrete Pavement
Sealed proposals for constructing about 4600 square yards of concrete pavement in Randleman N C will be received by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen at Town Hall until 2 PM Monday April 9 1928. Deposit ten dollars to obtain specifications and proposals blanks with five percent certified check required with each bid. The town may reject any or all bids.
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High Point
N. C
Randleman
W. F. Tally
A. FE. Taplin
Democratic primary appeal to North Carolina voters
The speaker cites Democratic splits in 1924 and a large number who abstained four years earlier. He explains being urged to seek the party’s favor and requests Democratic voters, both men and women, to support him in the June 2 primary across the state.
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North Carolina
Race for North Carolina labor commissioner narrows to four
Raleigh April 5 four candidates entered the race for the Democratic nomination for state commissioner of labor and printing. M Shipman a Raleigh printer announced another bid while David P Dellinger a Cherryville attorney and former general assembly member said he would join the field, and O (name incomplete) also entered the contest in June.
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Raleigh
State Commissioner of Labor and Printing
David P. Dellinger
Cherryville
General Assembly
Local political moves and court visit noted in Chat ham Record
Editor J Patterson reports on campaign kicks by Frank D Grist and mentions past races with Shipman. Dellinger, former house member and reading clerk, discusses a 1928 labor and printing commissioner bid. Peterson, ex Lumberton editor, links to Wake Forest graduate Ailleen Craven. couple to settle in Thomasville. Congressman Hammer in town for court session.
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J. Patterson
Chatham Record
Frank D. Grist
Shipman
Commissioner Grist
Dellinger
House
General Assembly
Labor and Printing
Peterson
Lumberton
Sampson Democrat
Clinton
Wake Forest College
Revival services planned at Asheboro Friends church
Asheboro Friends church announces revival starting Sunday April 8 led by Rev C L Gregory with evangelist Clarence Cos and rising music from Mt Airy The two week series invites public to attend Also Elon College Alumni Association formed in Asheboro with Dr Harper and Mr Colclough present Officers include Dr C A Hayworth president Dr E L Moffitt secretary Thyra Wright treasurer Executive committee named and plans for future meetings and a banquet.
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Asheboro Friends Church
C. L. Gregory
Clarence Cosand
Ohio
Asheboro
Mt. Airy
Elon College
Harper
George D. Colclough
C. A. Hayworth
E.L. Moffitt
Thyra Wright
Hayworth
Moffitt
Dorothy Lowe
Carrie Crawford
Nannie Farmer
Wm. C. Hammer
Double Wedding at Friends Parsonage
A double wedding took place Saturday evening with Rev. C. L. Gregory officiating. Charles Butler of Thomasville wed Nellie Barnes, daughter of Addi son Barnes of Mechanic but long-time resident of Asheboro. Samuel Nance of Thomasville, son of Watson Nance of Cid, also married.
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Friends Parsonage
C. L. Gregory
Charles Butler
Thomasville
Nellie Barnes
Addison Barnes
Mechanic
Asheboro
Samuel Nance
Watson Nance
Cid
There’s A Reason He After All There Is No Place Like Home
A brief Peculiar dialogue from Peason’s Weekly page notes a humorous exchange about being at home and speculation on events at the club.
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Peason’s Weekly
London
Nervous Folks Praise Capudine for Quick Relief
Advertisements claim Capudine calms nerves fast without opiates. The liquid medicine supposedly soothes nerves rather than dulling them and is offered at drug stores in 30 cent and 60 cent sizes.
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Enterprih
M. J. Shipman
Commercial Printing Company
State of
Guilford
John A. Cutechins
Richmond
Virginia
J. Allen Austin
G. L. Beck
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Grady L. Becknedy
Commer- National Bank of
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Register of Deeds
High Reins
Court House
Greensboro
West Circle Drive
Montlieu Avenue
C. FL Frazier
College Terrace
John A. Cutchins
Austin & Turner
Attys. Trustees
Italy
Liberty
Mount
Maddalena
Turin
Edoardo Rubino
Piedmont
Oliver Twist
Jackie
South Main Street
N.G
Ailleen Craven
Fletcher Craven
Criminal Court
Washington
Asheboro News
Gilmer
Taderis
High Point's
Shades
Pongee
AXE
Capudine
Mrs
Grace Ford
Goa
Childrens Home
Finsterm
High Point Insurance and Real Estate Co
Sherrod
G Kinney
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