Assembly schedule notes upcoming meetings in Carolina assembly room
The document outlines a Saturday morning session on May 7 at 9 30 with unfinished business election of officers and notes that meetings occur in the Carolina assembly room Reports from the executive committee and the committee on admission to membership are scheduled for the Thursday evening session with reports from other committees to follow.
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Sembly Room
The
Carolina
Easter Sunrise Service Noted in Salem History
An Easter day report recalls the Moravian sunrise service in Salem with many onlookers, citing Clewell’s Wachovia history as a source for the tradition. The piece frames the celebration as a historic observance tied to the community.
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Salem Vhce
Clewell
Wachovia
North Carolina
Founding of the Moravian Church in North Carolina
The Moravians pursued two aims in America: preaching the gospel to Pennsylvania and other colonies and missionary work among Indians. Financial troubles and European initiatives led to selecting Wachovia in North Carolina as a central base for administration, crafts, education, and mission work, with religious liberty as a key motive.
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North Carolina
America
Pennsylvania
Europe
Germany
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Lititz
Wachovia
Lord Granville
Carolina
New England
Bohemia
Moravia
Count Zinzendorf
Conduct-SERVICE for John Z. Brown
Funeral services for Mary Elizabeth Beck, who died suddenly at home, were held yesterday at 2 30 PM with Rev. J F Goins of the Pentecostal Holiness church presiding. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jd H McKinnon D G Carter S A Jones and S S Hamrick. Flowerbearers were Jaunita Welch Lola Welch Isabel Harrison Lucretia Wilson Vera Shuskay and Mar garette Black.
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Mary Elizabeth Beck
J. F. Goins
Penticostal Holiness Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Jd. H. McKinnon
D. G. Carter
S. A. Jones
S. S. Hamrick
Jaunita Welch
Lola Welch
Isabel Harrison
Lucretia Wilson
Vera Shuskay
Margarette Black
Classified Ads Prompt Tease from a Reader
A terse directive prompts readers to search the page for items. The note hints at locating specific offerings amid the classifieds and urges careful scanning for details. No explicit objects or prices are provided beyond the invitation to inspect listings.
Funeral set for Chester Vaughn 17 after fatal motorcycle crash
Chester Vaughn 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. J E Vaughn, died at a local hospital after injuries from a Thursday night motorcycle collision with an unidentified car. He fractured his leg in three places and suffered internal injuries. Born February 10 1910 in High Point, he attended Cloverdale elementary and Bringfield Friends Sunday school. Survived by parents, a brother in the navy and a sister. Federal services Monday at Welch Memorial Methodist Church at 11 AM led by Rev. T E Pierce with Miss Clara J Cox assisting.
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Chester Vaughn
J. E. Vaughn
High Point
Joseph E
Mollie Richardson Vaughn
Archdale
Cloverdale
Bringfield Friends
Dewey Vaughn
United States Navy
San Diego
Cali
J. S. Boone
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
T. E. Pierce
Clara J. Cox
Springfield Friends Church
Funeral services for John T. Brown held at home
Funeral services for John T. Brown who died at his residence 135 West Russell Street were conducted at 3 30 yesterday afternoon by Rev J M Hillard of Mechanicsville Baptist Church. Burial followed at Oakwood Memorial Park with Phippsy Knox Alvin Bolt Paul Boges Alien Logan and Carl Hoyle listed among mourners.
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John T. Brown
West Russell Street
J. M. Hilliard
Mechanicsville Baptist Church
Oakwood Memorial Park
Phippsy Knox
Alvin Bolt
Paul Boges
Alien Logan
Carl Hoyle
Health condition of city as whole good says Dr Coe
Dr. S S Coe city physician reports the overall health of High Point is good aside from common childhood diseases. The health department guards water quality from Deep River, cleans premises to curb flies, enforces quarantines, and provides free medical aid and milk and food inspections.
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DR. Coe
S.S. Coe
High Point
Department of Health
Health Department
North Carolina Bar Association to Meet in Pinehurst May 5 7
The 29th annual meeting of the North Carolina Bar Association will be held in Pinehurst on May 5 6 and 7. Speakers include Claude G. Bowers J. D. Bellamy and Charles S. Whitman with sessions on the judicial system incorporation of the association and modern law trends.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Bar Association
Pinehurst
Henry M. London
Claude G. Bowers
New York Evening World
Thomas Jefferson
Courts
J. D. Bellamy
Wilmington
Bar
the Association
G. V. Cowper
Kinston
I. M. Bailey
Charles S. Whitman
New York
American Bar Association
E. S. Parker, Jr
Greensboro
Legal Round Table Conference
Carolina
H. F. Seawell
Moore County
Francis O. Clarkson
Charlotte
Association
Evening World
N. Y
Legal Round Table
G. W. Cowper
N. C. Bar Association
Advertising the Miracle Worker Unites a Nation
A nostalgic piece describes how advertising synchronizes tastes and habits from Milwaukee to Seattle. It argues ads make neighbors of distant people by broadcasting the latest in goods, movies, cars, and fashion, shaping buying habits and cultural exchange across the country.
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N. H. Crews
J. O. Connor
East Green
Carter Streets
Joe S. Worth
Byrece L. Bennett
Sunset Drive
D. A. Stanton
North Main Street
H. Howard Caskey
Club Drive
J. S. Worth
P. W. Ward
Wesley Place
P. P. Pickett
East Washington Street
Thomas H. Simpson
Olga Street
T. P. Parks
Springfield Avenue
Dr. Crews
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Montheu Avenue
High Point, Thomasville and Denton Railroad Company
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