League to Name Officers at NC Voters Convention
The North Carolina League of Women Voters nears election of officers as 100 delegates meet in Winston-Salem for the biennial convention. Nominated: Mrs. Neal F. Austin High Point for president and Mrs. C. G. Pickard Asheville for first vice president as discussions cover a revised judicial system and state issues.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina League of Women Voters
Neal F. Austin
High Point
C. G. Pickard
Asheville
Local nominees listed for club officers and directors
The slate names Mrs. P. Costello of Chapel Hill for second vice president Mrs. Truman H. Safford of Charlotte for treasurer and Mrs. W. C. Moore of Winston-Salem for secretary. Directors include Mrs. Richmond Bond Chapel Hill Mrs. Ernes Ball Raleigh Mrs. John Carr Charlotte Mrs. Frank Kennedy Charlotte and Mrs. Raymond Smith Greensboro. Also NatGeo notes Sumatra is larger than California and longer than the Chicago to New York distance.
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P. Costello
Chapel Hill
Truman H. Safford
Charlotte
W. C. Moore
Winston-Salem
Richmond Bond
Ernes
Ball
Raleigh
John Carr
Frank Kennedy
Raymond Smith
Greensboro
Sumatra
California
Chicago
New York
National Geographic Society
Utt Gets 12-16 Year Sentence
Utt, described as moody, received a 12 to 16 year prison term in Forsyth Superior Court for the fatal shooting last Jan 15. The 42 year old husband entered a no contest plea with no jury. he had claimed his wife killed herself after wounding him.
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Winston-Salem
Ausby W. Utt
Moody
Tence
Forsyth
Utt
Gwyn
L. H. Matthews
Konnoak Baptist Church
Utts
Rail services under review for sleeper transfer Raleigh to Asheville
The Southern Railway faces a state Utilities Commission study on moving sleeper car service from trains 111 and 112 to trains 13 and 16 between Raleigh and Greensboro, with possible elimination of Pullman service on the Goldsboro to Greensboro segment. The commission postponed a decision pending fuller information, awaiting details on implications.
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Raleigh
Southern Railway
Asheville
State Utilities Commission
Southern
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Arthur J. Dixon
Washington
Dixon
Sam Worthington
Asheville Ee
Sage Merce
Women Name New Officers In Episcopal Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina closes its convention in Raleigh naming officers for three year terms. President-elect is Mrs. T. P. Thomas of Wilson with Mrs. Leslie B. Evans of Raleigh as 1st vice president and Mrs. Louis A. of Durham as 2nd vice president. Delegates to the Miami triennial in October include Mrs. Thomas and six others. alternates join from Raleigh Durham Charlotte Lexington Rocky Mount and Elkin.
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Raleigh
Woman's Auxiliary
Episcopal Diocese of North
T. P. Thomas
Wilson
Leslie B. Evans
Louis A
Durham
Miami
Thomas
Beam
Evans
M. E. Motsinger
Elkin
Roy Bowen
Charlotte
Lula H. Robinson
W. H.R. Jackson
C. H. Hargrave
Lexington
M. Evins
Coastal Negroes Park Planned in Onslow County
The North Carolina State Board of Conservation and Development approved a coastal state park plan for Bear Island in Onslow County to serve Negro residents. Land donation by Hammocks Beach Corp. and a boat channel with a non vehicular ferry were proposed to grant access. The estimated $80,000 cost would be shared by the C and D Department and the Highway Commission.
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Goldsboro
N.C
State Board of Conservation and Development
Bear Isin
Onslow County
Hammocks Beach Corp
State Highway Commission
C&o Department
Highway Commission
Ft. Macon
Morehead City
Asheville
Wilmington
State Ports Authority
Gov. Hodges
National Southern Governors’ Conference
North Carolina
Commercial Fisheries Division
C&d Department
Mineral Resources Division
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Enterprise
League
N. Wrenn ST
Piedmont Savings & Loan
West Washington St
C&d
State Department of Agriculture
State Wildlife Resources Commission
J. E. FitzPatrick
Ft. Worth
Tex
FitzPatrick
Blow Pipe Work Model Supply CO
East Russell ST
Davis Patrol & Detective Agency
DAVIS
Warner’s Transfer & Storage No
W. High ST
Transportation Cargo
Tome Oe
Leonard
Wrenn
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