North Carolina to host 21st high school debating finals
N C to host 176 debaters from 44 schools at the University of North Carolina chapel hill for the 21st annual finals of the North Carolina High School Debating Union. Debaters won entry via statewide triangu lar contests with 200 schools participating.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina High School Debating Union
United States
Alexander Wilson
Alamance
Andrews
Arthur
Pitt
Aurelian Springs
Halifax
Benson
Bryson City
Burgaw
Central
Iredell
Chowan
Cleveland
Johnston
Columbia
Conway
Cove Creek
Watauga
Engelhard
Fair Grove
Davidson
Flat Creek
Buncombe
Forest City
Franklinton
Garland
Gastonia
Gibson
Gold Land
Franklin
Hamlet
High Point
Hudson
Knightdale
Lewisville
Liberty
Lilesville
Lumberton
Matthews
Mt. Pleasant
Wilkes
North Brook
Lincoln
Oak Hill
Caldwell
Pilot Mountain
Saratoga
Wilson
Scotland Neck
Smith's
Robeson
Thomasville
Troy
Washington
Weaverville
Wilkesboro
Wingate
Memorial Hall
Nathan W. Walker
Frank P. Graham
E. R. Rankin
How Women Can Win Men and Men Win
Ad copy promotes Pattie Liver Pills as a cure for bowel issues and digestive problems. It claims to restore appetite and bowel health, urging readers to buy from local stores in 1995. The piece uses sensational language and nonspecific guidance to attract purchase.
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Nara
Community Notes From Deep River area
Ida L Wood returns home from winter with relatives in Climax. Pearl Jones attends a shower for Mrs Kenneth Wood hosted by Kate Shirley in High Point. Mary White Meredith moves back from High Point. Mabel and Alma Davis visit Greensboro sister Mrs Buster Smith. Marvin Wood and wife dine with sister's family. Otis Thrift's daughter Martha sick with measles and pneumonia. Foster and Nora Loyd start a new house in town. Perry Jones couple welcomes a son William Perry born April 4.
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Mary White Meredith
High Point
Mabel
Alma Davis
Buster Smith
Greensboro
Church Attendance Totals Reported by Union Members
The report lists Sunday school and worship attendance across several churches led by pastors including Rev. J. E. Melton and Rev. F. R. Mason. Totals for each church are given and the union grand total is 3,741 with the campaign sponsored by the High Point Ministerial Union.
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Calvary Baptist Church
J. EB. Melton
First Baptist Church
F. R. Mason
St. Stephen A. M. E
J. F. Dunn
First Emmanuel Baptist Church
G. M. Buckrham
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
C. H. White
Christian Endeavor
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
E. L. Kirby
High Point Ministerial Union
Harold L. Ickes a busy backbone of New Deal power
Washington profile outlines Harold Ickes with multiple federal roles from Interior Secretary overseeing lands and education to Emergency Public Works head and Defense Council member. The piece notes his intense manner, liberal causes, Winnekta home life, and 60th year as he stands as a key loyal worker in the administration.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Mussolini
Migratory Bird Conservation Commission
Howard University
Colored
Smithsonian Institution
National Forest Reservation Commission
Federal Oil Conservation Board
District of Columbia Permanent System of Highways Commission
Virgin Islands
Alaska Road Commission
Geological Survey
Office of Education
Board For Vocational Educators
Ickes
New Deal
Public Works
Public Works Em Council
Council of National Defense
Winnetka
Ill
Maryland
High Point Ministers Sponsor City Revival Across City
The High Point Colored Ministerial Union will sponsor a citywide revival from April 22 to May 6. Each member church hosts the first week, ending with a union revival at First Baptist Church led by a noted evangelist and gospel singer. The union aims to provide spiritual help to High Point.
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High Point Colored Ministerial Union
First Baptist Church
High Point
Mrs J H Clement Attends Presbyterial Meeting
Mrs J H Clement of the church attended the Yadkin Presbyterial which convened at the meeting place.
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J. H. Clement
Yadkin Presbytery Meeting Attended by Local Clergy
Rev. C. H. White and C. W. Robinson of Cherry Street Presbyterian church will attend the Yadkin Presbytery in Salisbury from April 11 to 13. Winston District hosts Cultivation and Connectional Meeting at St. Mark's M E church with Bishop Wallace F E Brown in attendance. Eugene Cruse, respected Black citizen and former janitor, dies at state hospital in Goldsboro. funeral at Brooks Memorial M B church with burial at Greenhill Cemetery.
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C. H. White
Cc. W. Robinson
Yadkin Presbytery
C. W. Robinson
Cherry Street
Winston District
St. Mark's
Winston
St. Mark's M. E
Wallace FE. Brown
Chattanooga Area
M. BE
Eugene Cruse
State Hospital
Goldsboro
Cruse
Cabarrus County
N. C
High Point
Southern Exposition
Park Street
Brooks Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooks Memorial M. B
L. A. Brown
Greenhill Cemetery
Cuba imposes two year moratorium on foreign loans
Havana reports Cuba adopts a two year moratorium on about 50 million dollars of loans from Speyer Morgan and Chase National Bank. Interest will be paid while principal is suspended. Officials may extend the moratorium and an inquiry into Chase National Bank debt is ordered.
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Havana
Cuba
Carlos Mendieta
Mendieta
Chase National Bank
Ramon Grau San Martin
Bank of
Machado's Disputed Pact Draws Cuban Protest
A deposed president, Gerardo Machado, faced accusations that the treaty was illegitimate since it was forged without the approval of the Cuban people. Critics argue the agreement lacks democratic sanction and legitimacy.
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Gerardo Machado
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