Mrs W C Hammer Re-elect ed Head of Mission Group
Winston Salem April 7 The N E branch of the Women s Missionary Convention closes after two days at First Methodist Protestant with 200 delegates. Mrs W C Hammer of Asheboro is re-elected president for her 27th year. Resolutions oppose repeal of the eighteenth amendment and plans advance support for domestic and foreign missions.
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Lexington
Mra
J. M. Millikan
Greensboro
Geo. R. Brown
Reidsville
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High Point
United States
General Church
High Point College
Bethel
Weaverville
W.W. C. Hammer
Naval hearing recounts Akron airship disaster survivors
Naval committee members hear details of the Akron airship tragedy as Wiley and Deal present testimony. Witnesses describe a sudden gust, loss of rudder control, engines racing, and the ship twisting before crashing, with references to wounds, gas, and the fall from the airship.
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Beer’s Return Fuels Jubilation Across Nation
The nation celebrates the repeal of prohibition as beer returns. H L Mencken praises the brew while Mrs Hila e condemns the alcohol policy, Alfred E Smith greets the beer era, and brewers rush to meet orders. Illinois sees rapid sales and thousands gain work as Minnesota and New York receipts rise. Prices range from 2 a case to 36 cents a bottle in hotels and restaurants.
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Miss Elliott Explains Why Citizens Should Follow Washington News
Miss Harriet B Wiliott head of political science at Woman's College UNC spoke to local high school students on why people should care about Washington. She described Roosevelts White House informality, inaugural moments, and urged attention to federal banking plans and key figures Ickes Perkins and the budget director.
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Woman's College, University of North Carolina
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White House
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Ickes
Interior Department
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Frances Perkins
Labor
Bald and Golden Eagle Nests and Byzantium Lexicon
The nests of bald or golden eagles weigh from 10 to 12 pounds. The first known geographical dictionary is that of Stephen of Byzantium, who lived in the sixth century.
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Byzantium
Christ or Chaos Prompts Mortal Choice at Evangelistic Service
Rev Robert Z Tyler challenged about 300 worshippers at Wesley Memorial to choose Christ over chaos. He condemned mere reform and urged complete regeneration of heart mind and will as essential for salvation and genuine church life. He warned of politics and privilege and urged conversion as the only path to lasting peace.
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Wesley Medrial Church
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Tyler
Eight Month School Term Adopted In North Carolina
North Carolina commits to full state support for an eight month school term. The House adopts the conference appropriations report, funding at 16 million dollars annually versus an estimated 21 million for the current six month system. The Senate had pressed for the extended term since work on the biennial budget began.
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