Hogan Funeral This Afternoon
A Kogan Howers 69 died at his farm near Thomasville after long heart trouble. Funeral services are set for Sunday at Emanuel Reformed Church with Rev. Sidney Saffit and Rev. J. A. Palmer officiating. Interment follows in the church cemetery. Mrs. W. L. Parrott was hospitalized for treatment. A Negro boy received a severe leg cut when hit by a passing sand truck driven by John J Kennedy. he was treated by a physician and released.
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Thomasville
Bowers
Reformed Church
Emanuel
Fred Ganes
John J. Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Infant Harold Reid Bost Dies at 7 Months
Harold Reid Bost, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bost of Ingram Street, died Wednesday April 2 at age 7 months 12 days. Funeral service was held from the home Thursday April 3 with burial in the city cemetery.
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Harold Reid Bost
Clinton Bost
Ingram Street
Reverend Williams Closes Series with Pleasant Grove Church
Rev D R Williams pastor of Pleasant Grove Methodist Protestant church ended a ten day series with 17 additions to the church. Longtime railroad man he felt led to enter the gospel ministry and is meeting with excellent success in his new calling.
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D. R. Williams
Pleasant Grove Methodist Protestant Church
Williams
Southern governors push regional cooperation to boost industry
Governor Gardner argues that lack of coordination among southern states hurts progress. He urges closer cooperation across agriculture, industry, and other activities, noting similar problems faced by cotton and tobacco farmers and the textile sector in the Southeast. He cites shared challenges in North Carolina and neighboring states.
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Gardner
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
U. S. Department of Commerce
Julius Klein
Department
Sitrong
Congress
Mormons to Observe Centennial at Salt Lake City
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints marks its 100th anniversary with leaders highlighting growth and a major celebration at the Salt Lake Temple. Heber J. Grant, its president, is the seventh leader, guiding a church claiming about 750,000 adherents.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Joseph Smith
Heber J. Grant
Church
Mystery Continues In Locust Grove Train Death Case
Rain washed the scene as two country boys found a body beside the railroad near Locust Grove. Sheriff Hightower led the investigation with railroad detectives. A coroner's inquest adjourned without a verdict as questions lingered about the dead man from Kansas City and the train that carried him.
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Locust Grove
Prolice
L. D. Hightower
Henry County
Macon
Wilkins
Kansas City
Atlanta
Sandy
Pullman Company
Juliette
Railroad and Pullman
Gandhi Salt Protest Sparks Entourage Across India
Four hundred police moved to Jalapur as Mahatma Gandhi and followers prepared to manufacture salt from sea water in Dandi. Gandhi vowed nightly speeches at disobedience centers in Surat district and said Abas Tyabji would lead if arrested. England watched for Gandhi actions from Dandi with government action uncertain.
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Jalapur
India
Dandi
Mahatma Gandhi
Mahatma
Surat
England
London
Senate hearing backs Parker nomination amid labor dispute
Mr Green cites court orders blocking miners while Senator Overman notes North Carolina letters of support from Governor Gardner and others. Senators Borah and Hebert plan further inquiry and no move to return the case to the judiciary committee until next week. Mercer C. Johnson joins the protest against Judge Parker citing Red Jacket ties.
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Walter White
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Parker
White
Overman
J. E. Shepherd
North Carolina College For
Durham
Green
Townsend
Henry Warren
United Mine Workers
Red Jacket
Senator Overman
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
New York
National Executive Committee
Socialist Party
Norris
Senate Judiciary Committee
John J. Parker
North Carolina
United States Supreme Court
Norman Thomas
Gardner
Borah
Hebert
Rhode Island
Judiciary Committee
Mercer C. Johnson
People's Legislative Service
Chiffons Gain In Popularity This Spring
Fashion notes indicate chiffons rise in popularity for formal afternoon wear with quaint styling and color trends. Blues regain leadership with navy and aquamarine joining pink greens and reds. yellows remain favored alongside beige and orange tones. Shantungs and staple weaves like crepes and piques remain core to summer sports mode.
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Navy
Shantungs
Shantung
Strikes on Indian Railways to Aid Gandhi Protest
Reports from Bombay state that strikers on the Great Indian Peninsular Railway will back Gandhi's civil disobedience by blocking tracks. They plan to form groups on the railway lines to halt trains as a form of protest.
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Dandi
Bombay
Great Indian Peninsular Railway
Gandhi
Former Thomasville Chief Visits City During Journey
L C Jenkins former Thomasville police chief now serving a long term for second degree murder in the death of Mrs Jones stopped in the city on his way back to Raleigh from Greenville S C where he attended his mother’s funeral on Thursday. He enjoys the confidence of prison officials and was escorted by none.
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Thomasville
L. C. Jenkins
Jones
Raleigh
Greenville
S. C
Jenking
Central Friends church weekly society meetings list
Monday at 3 30 p m the Woman's Auxiliary of Central Friends church will meet in the annex. Monday at 7 30 p m the Brotherhood men of Central annex for games and fellowship. Elizabeth Fry class of Central ladies parlor and the Junor W Elizabeth Fry Class meet in their own room. Full attendance desired.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Central Friends Church
Annex
Brotherhood Men
Elizabeth Fry
Junor W
Words Held Magical Power in Medieval Beliefs
The article notes that medieval people believed specific words carried magical effects. It discusses cultural and religious contexts, showing how language was thought to influence reality and fate.
Just Right Grocery Service
Hus ham's Market on North Main Street offers dependable grocery service with early morning phone orders for forgotten items and dinner suggestions. Customers can phone in orders when time is short and rely on the store to provide the best possible selection.
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Beeson
Husham’s Market
North Main Street
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Chicago Retail Advertising Institute
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