Rites Held For Mrs Gallagher at Two Churches
Funeral services for Stacey Olivia Gallagher aged 34 were held at her home and at Harmony and First M E churches with Rev. L F Tuttle Rev A Beamon and Rev W A McSwain officiating. A mixed quartet sang Coming Home and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere as attendees filled the church and floral tributes marked the high regard for the deceased. The service included Nearer My God To Thee and Some Time We’ll Understand sung by the choir and solo respectively.
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Stacey Olivia Gallagher
Lexington Avenue
L. F. Tuttle
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
Dorothy Hoskins
Margaret Gurley
J. Gurney Briggs
R. M. Sechrest
Isle
Somewhere
M. E
Harmony
A. Beamon
M. E. Church
W. A. McSwain
First Baptist Church
Mount Bethe M. E. Church
W. P. Conger
C. H. Albea
C. T. Albea
C. W. Albea
D. E. Hayes
Ezra Hayes
Annie May Hayes
Lucy Thorpe
Mary Wentmore
Thelma Hicks
Helen Cooper
Hazel Sills
Catherine Sills
Virginia Dearman
Annie Wenmore
Edith Hinshaw
Hilma Pierce
Vera Hicks
Janey Wilson
Senators Cameron Morrison and Josiah Bailey Lead Continued Page One
Thousands of readers follow the continuing coverage as United States Senators Cameron Morrison of Charlotte and Josiah Bailey of Raleigh dominate a major political scene. The article traces their influence, actions, and the high stakes of legislation shaping the state and nation. The piece emphasizes party dynamics and the senators' roles in key votes and public debates.
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United States
Cameron Morrison
Charlotte
Josiah Bailey
Raleigh
North Carolina Leaders Push Statewide Tourism and Preservation Plan
Washington senator Cameron Morrison and other officials urged forming a state Society for the Preservation of North Carolina Antiques to boost national recognition of the coast and eastern counties. They cited tourism as a path to prosperity, noting Florida’s success and the potential for a statewide tourism and sportsman’s paradise. The piece also notes a tense truck tag dispute with Georgia and Kentucky, with North Carolina threatening its own license measures.
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Lindsay C. Warren
Washington
E. B. Jeffres
Greensboro
State Highway Commission
Baxter Durham
Raleigh
Taylor
Gardner
Shelby
North Carolina
Roanoke Colony Memorial Association
Tar Heelia
Sprague Silver State
Kentucky
Silver
Georgia
Frank Miller
Dalton
Thomas Ball
Lexingotn
William O’connell
Fulton
Ed Murrell
Blythe
Austel Cabinet Company
Mather Brothers
Atlanta
W. B. Goodwin
Augusta
John B. Wilson
Southern governors clash over cotton harvesting plan
Georgia continues from page one with remarks by Governor Bilbo of Mississippi and Governor Horton of Tennessee. Bilbo calls it impractical to regulate farmers crops while the farm board suggests leaving or plowing under every third row of cotton in response to a 15,000,000 bale forecast for 1931. The proposals draw mixed praise and criticism as governors urge action.
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Bilbo
Mississippi
Horton
Tennessee
Federal
South
Farm Board
Long
North Carolina
Moses Law Reconsidered in New Orleans Meeting
A discussion in New Orleans on Friday explores a suggested no-cotton statute. The proposer argues the legislature could pass the measure within ten days and enforce it easily, invoking the law of Moses that land should lie idle in even years.
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New Orleans
Moses
St Lawrence river power plan discussed with Canada
Roosevelt Cosgrove and Fred Freestone of the power authority report that Governor received a brief letter from the President and included Walsh's Aug 9 note. Walsh cites Hoover's 1926 report urging negotiations with Canada to define U S relations to power development in the international section for navigation and power on the St Lawrence. The governor seeks status updates on US Canada treaty talks for development of the river.
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Cosgrove
Fred Freestone
Power Authority
Walsh
Canada
St. Lawrence River
Hoover
St. Lawrence
United States
New York
Society T. E. L. Class To Meet Tonight
The T E L class of Green Street Baptist church will meet tonight at 7 30 at the church. All members are urged to be present.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Carolina News Briefs
In Western North Carolina federal officers seized fifty persons and 303 gallons of liquor in July per Administrator J Ed Kanape. Greensboro officer Fred Bray suffered a fractured thigh after a motorcycle collision with a car driven by a Negro. Edith Garrison a Negro woman was killed by a hit and run driver near Glen Alpine Sunday night.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
J. Ed. Kanape
Greensboro
Fred Bray
Morganton
Edith Garrison
Glen Alpine
Wilson Furniture hires staff to handle full orders
Carthage reports a new payroll addition at Wilson Furniture to manage all current orders, expanding workforce to meet demand. The move signals growth and aims to improve production and delivery timelines.
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Carthage
Wilson Furniture Manufacturing Company
Motorized age parade links to August 7 check trip
In Greensboro area authorities checked 377 horse drawn vehicles traveling roads across Guilford Rockingham and Caswell counties on August 7 as part of a highway inspection.
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Greensboro
Guilford
Rockingham
Caswell
Greensboros Willis Booth to probe magistrates charges
Greensboro official Willis Booth Guilford county accountant is appointed to conduct a malfeasance in office investigation into magistrates amid charges of improper conduct.
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Greensboro
Willis Booth
Guilford County
Legion seeks $5,000 for five acre memorial park
American Legion members in Burlington are mounting a fund drive for five thousand dollars to develop their five acre memorial tract into a community park. This effort aims to provide a public space for gatherings and remembrance within the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
American Legion
Anthrax Threat Quelled in Guilford County Cattle
Greensboro report states a potential anthrax outbreak among Guilford County dairy cattle has been stamped out by Dr. W. M. Moore state veterinarian. Authorities confirm no further danger to livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
W. M. Moore
Rat trap nets a marsupial in Reidsville home
George W. Perkins set a steel trap for rats at his Reidsville residence last week. Instead of a rat, a large opossum was caught in the device, creating an unusual capture for the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reidsville
George W. Perkins
Community Notes From Deep River and High Point
Deep River News notes residents traveling and visiting relatives. Summerfield Foster of High Point spends time with his sick brother W A Gattis Foster. Bill Dillon leaves for Pennsylvania for a new job. Pearl Jones of National Bellas Hess High Point vacationing at home. Mrs W F Wheeler returns from Raleigh and Wilmington trip. T J Jones preached at Plainfield church. Jesse Henley of California delivers a message at Deep River church. Mrs Bill Kelly of Raleigh visits then returns home. Cecil Lowe attends High Point church. Sophronia Hiatt rejoins church. Mrs Franklin Wheeler travels to Bodenheimer family funeral at Abbotts Creek. Dewitt Jackson recovers from malaria. Mr and Mrs Paul Jackson visit Jackson parents on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Jones
National Bellas Hess
High Point
Jesse Henley
California
Deep River Church
Bill Kelly
Raleigh
W. F. Wheeler
Franklin Wheeler
Bodenheimer
Abbotts Creek
Mrs Mozelle Boyles Returns Home in Richmond
Miss Mozelle Boyles returns to her Madison avenue home after a week with Mr and Mrs J Van Boyles in Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozelle Boyles
Madison Avenue
Mrs. J. van Boyles
Richmond
Elephants Halt Parade and Loot City Market
In Knoxville, Aug 18, elephants in a circus parade deviated from the route at a curb market. They seized cab bage and melons, broke ranks, scattering vegetables as farmers fled. Trainers eventually coaxed the elephants to resume the parade and calm the feast.
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Hmnoxville
Tenn
Knooxville
Rattaur: Cate existence lowers rat numbers in Japanese towns
In Japanese towns Cate is present in about 80 of every 190 houses, leading to a marked scarcity of rats. The report notes cate's widespread distribution and its impact on rodent populations across urban areas.
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Mount Bethel M. E
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Dare County
Josephus Daniels
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Y. M. C.A. National Council
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Colgate University
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Kayser
A. E. Alexander CO
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Deep River News
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Route Five
W. A. Gattis Foster
Bill Dillon
Pennsylvania
T. J. Jones
Plainfield Church
Cecil Lowe
Sophronia Hiatt
Dewitt Jackson
Paul Jackson
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