Show-Down on Liquor Question Likely to Stir N Carolina Democrats
Raleigh April 14. Democratic state convention delegates face a hot issue as to liquor. While a strong push for a statewide dry plank seems unlikely, divisions exist between dry forces and anti referendum controllers. Observers expect either silence or a cautious split rather than a firm pledge.
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Sir Walter Hotel
Henry Averill Raleigh
Dale K. Burgess
United Dry Forces
Park pool designer paints playful figures for children
Hugh McClure, who designed a new park swimming pool in Kearney Nebraska, sketched horses chickens mermaids and more in the kids’ section last summer while workers smeared cracks. This year children request similar color decorations for the entire pool area.
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Kearney
Neb
Hugh McClure
McClure
Flood Warning Santa Cruz Marital Announcement
Miss Thelma River announces she will marry Franklin Waters and they will live at Boulder Creek.
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Santa Cruz
Thelma
Franklin Waters
Boulder Creek
BC a Quick Acting Remedy for Headaches and Nerves
A药 quick acting prescription type mix called BC relieves headaches neuralgia muscular pains and nervousness after a bad night. It contains no opium or derivatives and is offered in 10¢ and 25¢ sizes.
Raleighs Capital Short Shots on House races hint at expected upheaval
In fragmentary dispatches from Raleigh officials weigh in on congressional contests in multiple districts. The piece notes Troy T. Barnes challenging Judge John H. Kerr in the Second District with Kerr still drawing a sizable salary. It cites varied outlooks for bids in the Third, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, and Tenth districts, highlighting candidates Oscar Barker, Lewis Teague, Major Edney Ridge, George Penny, William C. Burgin, Roland Beasley, C. B. Deane and George Ross, among others, with predictions of runoffs and surprise strong showings.
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Troy T. Barnes
John H. Kerr
Wilson
A. O. Dickens
Kerr
Graham A. Barden
Charles L. Abernethy, Jr
Lon Folger
George Fulp
Marshall C. Kurfees
Oscar Barker
Durham
Guilford
Lewis Teague
High Point
Alamance
Edney Ridge
Roosevelt
New Deal
George Penny
William C. Burgin
Lexington
Roland Beasley
C. B. Deane
George Ross
Major Bulwinkle
Jack Hunt Elected At Wake Forest
Wake Forest college students name James IWalker of Nashville Tenn as president for 1938 39 and elect other officers Publications board Jack Hunt of High Point is named to that post
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Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
James I. Waller
Nashville
Capitol Square Tour Sparks Quirky Squirrel Legislation
A Raleigh crowd on Capitol Square sees posters from 1925 Act to Protect the Squirrels. The law fines up to 50 dollars or 30 days for unleashed dogs. Political chatter includes Willie Lumpkin Franklin Senate bid and Claude McGhee contest for the Franklin house seat with Davis. Gordon Gray declines press coverage while Hal Alspaugh gains a photo splash.
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Capitol Square
Willie Lee Lumpkin
State Senate
Franklin
Edwin H. Malone
Ralph W. McDonald
Franklin House
Claude L. McGhee
M. Stuart Davis
Lumpkin
Gordon Gray
Winston-Salem
Gray
Hal Alspaugh
Denton News s0C Standing Head and Weekend Visits
Miss Ruth Lanier of Thomasville spent Sunday in Denton visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Max Lanier and her young daughter, visiting relatives, plan to leave for St Louis to join her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Loftin and Linda of Greensboro visited relatives. J W Wright and children spent Sunday in Asheboro. Walter Pugh of King visited. Mrs Edmond Sexton of Mocksville remains confined to bed. her mother Mrs Rusell is with her. Hal Snyder and daughter Joan visited High Point. Roy Kearney and family visited the Kearney Loftins and Wade Harris. Albemarle visitors stayed with Mrs Harris’s parents. Mrs R L Hummaber and children of High Point visited. Buck Griffis returned to Washington and Lee University. Ben Morgan of Asheboro visited with Mrs Morgan’s mother. Mrs Sim DeLapp and Barbara DeLapp returned home after visiting Mrs J T Sexton.
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Ruth Lanier
Thomasville
Max Lanier
St. Louis
Clay Loftin
Linda
Greensboro
J. W. Wright
Asheboro
Walter Pugh
King
Edmond Sexton
Mocksville
T. C. Russell
Mra
Hal Snyder
Joan
High Point
Roy Kearne
Kearney Loftin
Wade Harris
Albemarle
Harris
Walter Katt
R. L. Humbarrer
Buck Griffis
Washington and Lee University
Ben Morgan
Morgan
Frank Cameron
Sim DeLapp
Barbara
J. T. Sexton
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