Phillips Finds Italians Fearful Of Mussolini
Earl Phillips, a local businessman, toured Germany, France, Austria, Italy, and Czecho Slovakia with Rotarians for the International Convention. He notes Italians fear fascist Mussolini, while Germans appear progressive and Czecho-Slovakia stable. Vienna hosts a royal reception, Venice charms with gondolas, and tourism remains strong though Europe copes with political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Earl. Phillips
Germany
Land
France
Austria
Italy
Czzecho
Slovakia
Pdhillias
Waemun
Library picks add travel and fiction volumes
Shelves welcome travel works by Huddleston Hud dleton Hutton DeLeeuw Omond Bonnard Seabrook Mayo Carson and Horn. New boy scout travel titles Paul Biple and Dick Douglas join in. Mary Baker Eddy biography donated by Christian Science church plus fiction from Mrs Helen Owen Smith. Recent borrowings and a missing book prompt appeals for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schoomaker
Paris
Sisley Huddleton
Spain
Edward Hutton
Holland
Adele DeLeeuw
Belgium
G. W. T. Omond
China
Abel Bonnard
Arabia
W. R. Seabrook
India
Katherine Mayo
Mexico
W. E. Carson
Paul Biple
Byrd
Dick Douglas
Africa
Christian Science Church
Mary Baker Eddy
Lyman P. Powell
Willie Welch
Helen Owen Smith
H. 8
Miss Welch
Signa Serene
Misselch
Sunday School Class Hosts Swimming Party at YMCA Pool
Members of B. F. Huck's Sunday school class at Calvary M E Church held a swimming party at the YMCA pool yesterday afternoon. About 20 class members attended the event in a local outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Huck
Calvary
M. E. Schurch
Chile Ends Tariffs on Hundreds of Aviation Goods
Chile abolishes tariffs on more than 0.75 articles of equipment for airplanes and aviators, expanding access to aviation parts and gear. The move lowers costs for air travel and maintenance, signaling a shift in trade policy to support aviation growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Crowds Pour Into Blair Park as City Golf Trials Begin
Pro Dugan Aycock at Blair Park drives interest as 125 players visit the course yesterday bringing the month’s total to 1,600. W. F. Bailey notes fine course conditions with fairways tilled and urges entrants to qualify for the city golf championship before next Saturday’s cutoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Dugan Aycock
Blair Park Municipal
Siai
Panther
Hie Niblick
San
Cou
W. F. Bailey
Bailey
College seeks bond relief backed by church and homes
The Methodist Protestant College underwrites bond redemption with more than one hundred thousand dollars in pledges promised for liquidation of debt. Bonds are secured by deed trusts on High Point College land and buildings valued at 156000 and 428276 respectively and on the Children’s Home property valued at 110000 land and 147445 for buildings and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church
High Point College
Vollege
Department of Education
University of North Carolina
Nominating report outlines 1986 terms for High Point Friends
The document lists committee appointments for the coming year at High Point Friends. Members from Guilford College, High Point, Greensboro, Mount Airy and other communities fill roles in printing, program, education, interracial relations and more with several terms extending to 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Samuel L. Haworth
Guilford College
Clara I. Cox
Reading
Joseph J. Peele
Clifton S
Rosa N. Edgerton
Yadkinville
Clara I. Fox
Lewis W. McFarland
J. Waldo Woody
Frances Renfrew Doak
Raleigh
Luetta Russell
Alice Dixon
Elkin
Laura D. Worth
John C. Trivette
Mildred Blackburn
Hope Hubbard
Edward C. Blair
F. Herbert Nicholson
Walter White
Thomas F. Andrew
H. Sinclair Williams
J. Milford Edgerton
Alice Paige White
D. Clyde Shore
Board of Religious Education
Guilford College and Associated Committees Members List
A long list of names and roles for Guilford College committees across various regions and titles. Includes terms expiring 1932 1933 1934 and names such as Madison Hammond Alpheus M. Briggs D Ralph Parker Os born. Also notes on education committees and advisory groups across Deep River New Garden Eastern Southern Western Yadkin Valley and other localities.
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Col Bony
Galford
Cal College
Ciara
Petty
Bialatte
Gulltora Colle
Unica
Belvidere
Uthern F. Beeson
Guemouner Surry
Lela W. Welch
Mount Py
Western
Harvey Andrew
Yadkin Valley
Adams
Yuadhinvits
Central Committee
Madison Hammond
Alpheus M. Briggs
D. Ralph Parker
Duane McCracken
Mary M. Petty
David J. White
D. Cox
Eli F. Craven
C. Trivette
Contennine
E. W. Janette
Bentonville
Deep River
Oscar BE. Wilson
Meetaales
John T. Lane
New Garden
Rich Pdellawell
Greensboro
Steenae
Leverette Kemp
Asheboro
Surry
D. A Robertson
Mount Airy
James G. Pike
Siler City
N. Gurney Hutchens
East Bend
John C
Frances Osborne
Pleasant Garden
A. Scott Parker, Jr
High Point
Tom Mittes
Evelyn Baxton
Snow Camp
David Parsons
Igh Point
Charles Coble
Guilford College
Contentnea
Wendell Edgerton
Goldsboro
Ona Thurber
Edward Blair
Eastern
Emma L. White
Ida FE. Millis
Southern
Muriel M. Farlow
Trinity
Virginia Saunders
Myrtle Cox
Climax
Nathan Adams
Yadkinville
J. Elwood Cox
Murray C. Johnson
Hugh Moore
Samuel L. Haworth
W. Alpheus White
Joseph D. Cox
Myrtle F. Tomlinson
Clara I. Cox
Lewis W. McFarland
Annié E. Williams
Nathan D. Andrews
D. Virgil Pike
Cohtenmen
Lillie Cox
Helen T. Binford
Notre M. Johnson
Roxie D. White
Elva J. Blair
Lelia D. Hill
Bertha B. Cox
Myrtle Tomlinson
Hettie ©. Hollowell
Alice Paige White
Guilford College Committee
Rosa N. Edgerton
Lydia EE. Stewart
Adollphus Robertson
Frances Renfrew Ryak
William W. Lassiter
Guilford College Girls’ Aid
Evelyn Haworth
Ida E. Millis
Sara Haworth
Mary Cox
Arta Baker
Callie
Cude
Gertrude Hobbs’ Kerner
Laura Hodgin
Ada Blair
Long listing of names marks a community committee roster entry
The fragment lists numerous individuals tied to central and mission committees, peace service groups, and related roles across multiple North Carolina towns such as Goldsboro Archdale Belvidere High Point Guilford County Surry Yadkinville and Winston Salem with terms expiring 1932 1933 and 1934 and notes on the American Friends Service committee and Women’s rest room fund committee with several regional names and offices.
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Mar Kerner
Rachel Farley
Dovie Haworth
Central Committee
Murray C. Johnson
Glenwood
Reubén J. Payne
Archdale
Berbe Perisho
Guilfordens
Lewis A
High Point
Rosan
Yadkinville
Hope Hebberd
Farmer
J. Norman Osborne
Point
Contentnea
Britties Cox
Route Four
Goldsboro
Deep River
Elizabeth Sykes
Eastern
Emma Parker
Bélvidere
New Garden
Ruth Mendenhall
Greensboro
Southern
Flora Lewellyn
A&theboro
Surry
Alicé Dunnman
Mount Airy
Western
Mary T. Stuart
Snow Camp
Yadkin Valley
Della Williams
Missionary—central Committee
Clara I. Cox
Evelyn Brastow
Raymond Binford
Nathan D. Andrews
Annie E. Williams
Inez Beebe Perisho
J. Waldo Woody
Lena Regan
Hettie C. Hollowell
Rosa D. Grissom
Anna P. White
Belvidere
Inez Bee
Edith Hollowell
Glehah Robertson
Peace and Friends Service
Tom A. Sykes
Samuel L. Haworth
J. Franklin Davis
William W. Blair
Kary M. Petty
Robert H. Frazier
Frances Nicholson
Frances C. Anscombe
Elbert Russell
Harriet Elliott
Robert Crow
Sara R. Haworth
Burlington
W. Jasper Thompson
Francis C. Anscombe
Winston- Salem
Callie Vincannon
Asheboro
Maud Simpson
White Plains
Lara W Hockett
Pleasant Garden
William L. Mackie
American Friends Service Committee
Women’s Rest Room Fund Committee
Emma Blair
Utah Peaks Exceed Ten Thousand Feet Above Sea Level
Utah contains five mountain peaks each rising above 10 000 feet, marking high elevation landmarks.
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Utah
Charlotte Mayor Elected NC Municipal Association President
North Carolina Municipal Association ends its convention in Wilmington with Charles E. Lambeth of Charlotte chosen as president and four vice presidents named including D W Sorrell Durham Andréwee dr Greensboro Isley Raleigh E M Knox Wilmington and D M Hendricks Salisbury W M Sherard Hendersonville named directors. Brummitt warns officials to raise public service standards and avoid political motives. Time for 1932 convention to be decided later.
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Wilmington
North Carolina Municipal Association
Dennis G. Brummitt
Charles E. Lambeth
Charlotte
D. W. Sorrell
Durham
Andréwee Dr
Greensboro
The
Isley
Raleigh
Cena E. L. Wade
Gods Cure For the Blues Sermon At First Presbyterian
The out of door sermon titled Gods Cure For the Blues will be presented at eight oclock on Sunday evening on the south lawn of First Presbyterian Church with Dr Charles Nabers continuing his August series Gods Cures for Common Ills. A special musical program will accompany the service which will be moved indoors if rain falls. The morning service includes a sermon Christianity Triumphant and a boys and girls five minute message How to Spend Our Vacation. An agricultural note states that one inch of rain on an acre yields over six thousand barrels of 45 gallon capacity each.
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First Presbyterian Ehurch
Charles Haddon Nabers
Orvertette
Church
Church School
Nabers
Jordan seeks Republican nomination for U S senator
William H. Jordan announced his bid for the Republican nomination to run for United States senator subject to the state primary. He pledged an early, vigorous statewide campaign and thorough organization to reach towns from one end of the state to the other. Jordan has long been active in weekly newspapers in Orange Alamance and Guilford counties and is president of Carolina Newspapers, Inc.
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Greensboro
Ang
William H. Jordan
United States
Prn
Star
Jordan
Orange
Alamanco
Guilford
Carolina Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Will Not Resign As Marshal
Charles A. Jones, attorney for Western Carolina, says Brownlow Jackson of Hendersonville has no reason to resign as U S marshal. He notes Jackson has discussed pro resignation reports with Ben Jackson and shows no plan to step down. Jackson plans to serve the remainder of his term and opposes further talk of a successor.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Observer
Charles A. Jones
Western Carolina
Brownlow Jackson
Hendersonville
U. S. Marshall
Ben Jackson
J. Jonas
Bazaar Party Defendant Mills Fined in Hollywood Case
John P. Mills a Los Angeles estate broker and defendant in the Hollywood bazaar case was fined 1000 in superior court. He pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency of two minors and turned state's evidence. Other defendants named include Alexander Pantages Jesse H. Shrive William Jobelmann and alleged operators. Jury disagreed in the trial of the four remaining defendants.
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San Diego
John P. Mills
Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Jesse H. Shrive
Willaim Jobelmann
Mills
North Carolina official shot in Jacksonville on porch
J M Huggins of Charlotte, a member of the North Carolina boxs commission, was wounded in the head by a shotgun blast while seated on a Jacksonville porch visiting his parents. Local authorities investigated as the incident occurred in the evening.
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Jacksonville
J. M. Huggins
Charlotte
North Carolina Boxs Commission
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Rotary Club
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Hoover
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Ialy
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Mr. Vernon
Geor Washington
de Soto
Be Soto
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C. B
Mobels
Seth
Superior Motors, Inc
North Main Street
Woody
Knox
Municipal Group
Wrightsville
Brummitt
North Carolina
God
Jackson
New
Willys-Knight
Willys
New Willys-Knight
Pickett and McDonald
Tessi
Willys Overland Orchestra
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