Divorce case opened in municipal court Warford vs Warford
Viola R. Warford sues F. L. Warford in municipal court with motions to continue due to absent witnesses illness and a brother’s illness. Plaintiffs seek default verdict while defendant asks to set aside the complaint. Judge Teague adjourns until 2 p.m. for rulings.
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Warford
Viola R. Warford
F. L. Warford
Lewis E. Teague
John Bower
Lexington
Teague
Honored Colored Pastor Dr C W Carver Noted Leader In High Point
A resolution from the High Point Interdenominational Ministers Union honors Dr C W Carver former pastor of the A M E Zion Church on Price Street now appointed presiding elder in the Wadesboro district. The tribute praises his six years of service building a strong congregation and a top church building, his leadership of the Ministerial Union, and his push for full unity within the denomination.
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Cr. W. Carver
A. M. E. Zion
Price Street
Wadesboro
High Point Interdenominational Ministers’ Union
C. W. Carver
High Point
Ministerial Union
Union
Con
From Shepherd To U S Senator From Shepherd To U S Senator
A church union honors a pastor moving from Shepherd to the presiding elder role in the Wadesboro District. The resolution wishes him God speed and records the memory of this esteemed churchman as he enters a larger field of labor and usefulness.
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N. C
Wadesboro
Services Held For Mrs. W. R. Pitts
Funeral services for Mrs. W. R. Pitts of High Point route two were held at Abbott's Creek Baptist Church with Rev. E. F. Mumford officiating. Pallbearers included Ivey Motsinger Worth Motsinger Marvin Hedgecock John Hedgecock Everett Davis and Rowan Welborn. Interment followed at Abbott's Creek cemetery.
Fine Old Swiss Palace eyed as BIS home in Basel
A 1872 palace known as the House to the Cherry Garden may become the first BIS home. Built for Col. Johann Rudolf Burckhardt the palace now hosts a postal sub station and a Swiss army commandery. The Young Plan group met in Baden Baden to devise BIS financing.
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Basle
Switzerland
Bank For International Settlements
Baden-Baden
Federal Army
Ulrich Buechelin
Louis XVI
Johann Rudolf Burckhardt
Burckhardts
Johann Ludwig
Sheik Ibrahim
Burckhardt Palace Passes Through Hands to Swiss Bank
A 19th century tale begins with a woman sued over estrangement and a Mecca journey ending in an untimely death in Cairo in 1817. The Burckhardt family fortunes declined and the palace changed owners multiple times before becoming state property. The Swiss People's Bank later took over larger quarters housing the post office and army post.
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Mecca
Cairo
Burckhardt
Swiss People’s Bank
New Auto License Plates Go On Sale Across State
Raleigh reports over 1,500 new plates sold on the first day with expectations of more than 3,500 state wide. Officials warn no extension of time and urge owners to obtain plates early to avoid a last minute rush and potential inability to operate a car after January 1.
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Raleigh
Automo’‘le
Sprague Silver
Highway Patrol
Peer of Japanese Net Stars Retires
Ichiya Kumagae, hailed as Japan's greatest tennis player, retires from tournament play at age 40. He will coach young players and play lightly for exercise, having just won the Japan doubles championship with Takeichi Harada, who plans a Davis Cup return.
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Tokyo
Ichiya Kumagae
Japan
Kumagae
Takeichi Harada
Japanese Team Returns to European Challenge in 1930
The article notes a shift in the season plan with the Japanese squad led by Harada choosing to compete in Europe rather than the American zone, marking a notable change after two years away.
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Tion
Harada
Jis
Funeral for Deputy Roscoe Lambeth Held in Lexington
Funeral services for Roscoe Lambeth deputy sheriff of Abbotts Creek township were held at New Vernor Methodist church. Lambeth died from injuries received in a corn shredder at age 31. He is survived by a widow and two small children.
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Lambeth
Lexington
Roscoe Lambeth
Abbotts Creek
New Vernor
Brain nerve cell count estimated at 200 million
A historical note states the human brain contains about 200 million nerve cells. This figure reflects early neuroscience estimates of brain cellular density used in educational contexts.
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Seteh
Edison and Edison
Crosley
Atwater
Kent
Kester
Ministers’ Union
Shepherd
U.S
Patrick J. Sullivan
Ireland
U. S
Wyoming
Francis E. Warren
W. R. Pitts
Natal
South Africa
Pheenix Hose
Manhattan
Glover
Lilly
Dobbs
Fownes
Johnson & Murphy
Bostonian
N.H. Silver Co
Young Plan Bank
Bank At
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John Sawyer Rentschler
Maurice
Rudolph Valentino
Martha Wiegand
Paul Wiegand
Hamilton
Rentschler
Joan Sawyer
Ohio
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Efird
Mas
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