Stephens Expands Sermon On Heaven And Births A Daughter
Mr and Mrs R O Duggins announce the birth of a daughter Virginia Lee on December 8 at 1201 English Street. The Stephens tabernacle series continues with a sermon on Heaven by George Stephens and a revival mood as thirty souls decide for Christ at the close of the invitation.
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R. O. Duggins
Virginia Lee
English Street
Stephens
Tabernacle Annex
First Reformed Church
Loren Jones
George Stephens
Stephens’ Tabernacle
Jones
Chisholm Sisters of
Thomasville
Lazarus
High Point
the Tabernacle
Leess
Heaven
Christ
Tabernacle
Mr. Stephens
Wesley Memorial Church
Mrs. Stephens
North Carolina Farms Eye Record Peanut Harvest
North Carolina farms are projected to produce 175 825 900 pounds of peanuts this year, reflecting strong yields across the state. The estimate highlights widespread growing regions and a robust agricultural sector.
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North Carolina
Two Model Tables Show Formal and Nursery Dinner Setups
A guide to stylish tables displays two scenes. One features apricot eyelet embroidered batiste for a formal luncheon with two bridge tables and purple glassware accents. The other showcases a nursery dinner with red and white waffle pique runner and napkins, gingham cushions, and braided rugs echoing the color scheme.
Lexington Sees 107 Unemployed Listed by Chamber
Lexington's unemployment grows urgent says F L Adolph secretary of the chamber employment bureau. He notes 107 people on the list including 84 white men 13 white women and 12 colored persons with 256 dependents among them.
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Lexington
Lexington Chamber of Commerce
F. L. Adolph
Adolph
Chamber of Commerce
Unemployed in Lexington face charity limits
Secretary Adolph notes 363 people lack livelihoods and that the united charities organization cannot cover all. He says the chamber of commerce will help place unemployed in temporary positions where work is needed. Read Enterprise want ads.
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Adolph
United Charities Organization of
Lexington
Chamber of Commerce
Give Something Made In North Carolina Campaign Launched
The State Department of Conservation and Development starts a campaign urging purchases of North Carolina made gifts for Christmas. Merchants are asked to display North Carolina goods, with media and clubs to spread the message. Benefits cited include practicality, state recognition, keeping money at home, and boosting production and employment.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
State Department of Conservation and Development
Four Schools Seek S. I. C. Admission
Four unaffiliated colleges Furman University of Greenville South Carolina Oglethorpe University of Atlanta Davidson College of North Carolina and Loyola of New Orleans seek admittance to the Southern Intercollegiate Conference at its current meeting announced by Dr. W D Funkhouser.
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Chapel Hill
Furman University of
University of Ky. Conference Secretary S Id Today
The University of Kentucky secretary of the conference announced a meeting id today.
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University of Ky
Alloy promises to curb cast iron growth
J S Vanick and Paul D Merica announced a nickel copper chromium alloy to counter the expansion of cast iron. They described the development before the American Society for Steel Treating, noting growth can reach about three inches annually.
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Washington
J. S. Vanick
Paul D. Merica
American Society For Steel Treating
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