Local church notices and club events in Winston area
An I D K club luncheon at 830 Fairview street featuring twelve boy members led by Ralph Long and Charles Sherrill. Winston Salem Teachers College choir presented a Christmas cantata with Miss Elizabeth Perry noted among sixty choir members. Revised appointments list for the West Central North Carolina conference of the A M E Zion church spanning Greensboro to Concord with many pastors, officers, and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. K. Club
Ladies Aid Circle No. 2
Brooks Memorial Church
James Johnson
Fairview Street
Ralph Long
Charles Sherrill
Winston-Salem Teachers College
Winston-Salem Teachers College Choral Club
Elizabeth Perry
West Cen
West Central North Carolina
A. M. EB. Zion
St. Ste
Administration rejects power plea in TVA debate
The administration rebuked attempts to test the act creating the Tennessee Valley Authority and hinted no quick progress toward a sound industry. McCarter warned the crisis could endanger private investment and states' rights while urging reform of rates and malpractices. The administration pledges cooperation to end abuses and narrow the price gap with Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
McCarter
Institute
Newton B. Baker
James M. Beck
Canada
Business chiefs split on lending agencies conference
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States and a major business group planned a joint conference to harmonize rival interests. Officials questioned the liaison, fearing impolicy, while a mixed committee from both sides could oversee periodic review of banking legislation to correct or oppose proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Business groups discuss joint effort to pressure Congress
The American Bankers association may carry the ball to Congress and the President. A plan could change distribution methods with a liaison committee to push the fight. This would not replace existing bodies but seek agreement on key questions and could lead to business political parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
Congress
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce Manufacturers Association
Havana guards patrol as unrest rumors swirl
A spokesman said there was no knowledge of plans for a major outbreak while opponents accuse Batista of despotism akin to the Machado era. Reports note opposition groups plan an interior-started revolution. past ABC-backed movement of Nov 8 9 1933 centered in Havana and was crushed. Soldiers seized a large dynamite cache halting four buses with 90 passengers held incommunicado as investigations continued. Batista and aides could not be reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batista
Machado
Havana
ABC
Camp Columbia
Santiago
Betty Gow May Be U.S. Bound for Hauptmann Trial
Betty Gow, linked to the Lindbergh baby case, may sail from Glasgow aboard the Caledonia on December 12 bound for New York to testify in the Hauptmann murder trial. Authorities note her testimony likely won’t directly identify the kidnapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Gow
U. 8
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Anchor Line
Vivien M. ‘Taylor
Caledonia
Glasgow
New York
Miss Gow
Taylor
Southampton
Scotland
United States
Aquitania
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Liquor Raids Net 500 Gallons Seized on Bull's Bay
Federal officers seized 500 gallons of smuggled liquor in a waterfront raid on Bull's Bay near Charleston awaiting the liquor owners. A watchman fled as agents approached the house 30 miles from the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
Bull's Bay
Christmas Holidays Glow for Washington White House Ties
The Associated Press reports a merry Washington season with three White House parties for Roosevelt grandchildren and friends of the college sons, plus a New Year’s Eve dinner for the Roosevelts. Genial family scenes include gifts for children and festive plans across government households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Bess Furman
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Sisties
Buzzie Dall
Sara Roosevelt
Buzzie
John
Harvard
James Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
Long Meets Opposition Over Bills In Early Session
The Louisiana House debates measures as Huey Long presses reform bills aimed at counties and parishes. The "teacher patronage" bill would let the budget committee appoint teachers. committee members include Gov. O K Allen and state officials. Other bills target Walmsley era city governance and broaden corporate taxes to fund new state schools. The session began Sunday. laws would take effect January 8, 1935, tightening Long’s control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statehouse
House
Senate
Long
Ways and Means Committee
State Budget Committee
Budget Committee
O. K. Allen
T. H. Harris
J. 8. Cave
le Fsa
New Orleans
T. Semmes Walmsley
Walmsley
Dentistry
Pharmacy
Huey Long
Japan Wants Naval Talks to Be Resumed
Paris reports that Japan seeks resumption of naval talks amid Franco Italian moves. Minister Pietri warned a French naval race could follow Mussolini's plan for two 36000 ton battleships. He said France viewed the Washington treaty as temporary and would oppose Japan if it denounced it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Francois Pietri
Mussolini
France
Pietri
Senate
England
Briggs Appointed As Receiver For Southern Chair Co
E L Briggs of Briggs Manufacturing was named receiver for the Southern Chair company in a municipal court order signed by Judge Lewis B Teague yesterday afternoon. The petition for receivership was led by Owe Reese, administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Briggs
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Southern Chair Company
Lewis B. Teague
Owe Reese
Adminis
Clemency Granted to Trio in New Hanover County
Governor Ehringhaus pardoned Rosell Howard Claude Soles and Carroll Henderson who were pardoned after a confessor admitted the crime. Ten other prisoners received paroles and thirty five clem ency petitions were denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ehringaus
New Hanover County
Rosell Howard
Claude Soles
Carroll Henderson
New Hanover
Russell Spooner
Woodus Kellum
Clean Scales
Forsyth
Earl Roebuck, Jr
Pat Patterson
Vance County
Mortimer Holly
Mecklenburg
J. E. Autry
Harnett
Cleaburn Houser
Lincoln County
Agent Propst
Winston-Salem
Chic Edgerton
Cleveland
James Brantley
Tn Zebulon
George Blake
Jack Gurganus
Onslow County
NRA Price Fixing Appears Doomed
Washington reports the NRA price fixing may end as hearings are set for January 8 at Blue Eagle headquarters. The administrative board warned against permanent minimum price schedules and noted permissible cost systems and emergency price provisions while underscoring government supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Administrative Board
Blue Eagle
Estate of L. Davis Sr. sues for back salary
The administrator's estate brings suit for overdue salary. The receiver posted bond and assumed duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trator
8. L. Davis, Sr
Local High School Honors NHS Inducts New Seniors
The National Honor Society at the local high school inducted senior members during this morning’s assembly. Inductees include Patty Redman, Georgia White, Treva Presnell, Evelyn Sharpe, Margaret Austin, Ruth Lee, Allen Thacker, Glenn Smith, and Thomas Davis. Old members listed are Sophia Taplin, Nancy Smith, Kathryn Morgan, Sarah Jones, Ed Stirewall, Crowell, and Billy Shelton. A spring ceremony will add more juniors to secure permanence. The event was directed by sponsor Mrs. Norman Rogers with Ed Stirewall as MC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Honor Society
Patty Redman
Georgia White
Treva Presnell
Evelyn Sharpe
Margaret Austin
Ruth Lee
Allen Thacker
Glenn Smith
Thomas Davis
Sophia Taplin
Nancy Smith
Kathryn Morgan
Sarah Jones
Ed Stirewall
Aoe Crowell
Billy Shelon
Norman Rogers
Funeral services for Homer Taylor held at Highland M E Church
Funeral services for Homer Taylor aged 38 were conducted Tuesday at 11 o clock from the Highland M E church with Rev H H Robbins and other pastors officiating. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery. Active and honorary pallbearers were local church stewards and listed men. Flowers were arranged by named volunteers. Hymns included Safe In The Arms of Jesus and Shall We Gather At The River. The Patriotic Order Sons of America managed the grave services. The large attendance reflected his esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Taylor
Highland Avenue
Highland M. E
H. H. Robbins
C. F. ‘Womble
Cramerton
J. M. Hilliard
the Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Oakwood Cemetery. the Active Pallbearers Were Messrs
L. M. ‘Young
F. O. Whitt
W. A. Walker
W. C. Cribbs
L. W. Shoemaker
J. J. Warner
Messrs
G. R. Ward
H. F. Hunsucker
R. L. Proctor
C. F. Jarvis
T. M. Bell
Charles Fields
J. 3. White
C. N. Jarrett
H. G. Jarrett
Frank Young
Clyde Upton
Ernest Clewis
Finances 18 Top Matter Off of Knox
City Manager B Knox addressed Hi Point Civitan club praising a hopeful financial outlook for the city He traced the 1933 debt readjustment and said creditors backing the plan exceed 91 of the principal He noted low operating expenses and a growing cash balance improving debt reduction prospects and optimism for Hi Points future He cited rapid growth taxable wealth and progress since the downturn of the early 1930s. The club plans a second meeting in January after Christmas and New Year. funds were allocated to the Empty Stocking Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Knox
Hi Point Civitan Club
Regu
Elwo
Knox
Municipa Corporation
M Knox
Arte
Hiei Point
W. F. Bailey
Th Club
Agat
Slain In Russia For Kiroff's Death
Kiev dispatch reports Soviet execution drive after the assassination of Sergei Kirov at Leningrad. Ninety three others were reportedly shot or spared for investigation as authorities pursue alleged enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Kiroff
Kiev
U. S
SB. R
Sergei Kiroff
Lenigrad
Poland
Rumania
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Thomas B. Smith
Alpha Art
Sarah Foust
Mammie Bass
Melgers Adams
B. Ww. Whitted
Washington Street
D. K
Ladies Aid No
Brooks Memorial
Phen
Greensboro
G. F. Hall
W. F. Weatherspoon
Trinity Station
J. F. Dunn
St. Stephen
High Point
W. 4. Helton
Mt. Olivett Station
G. F. Madkins
Terra Cotta
A. Marshall, Jr
St. Philipe
Biscoe
J. H. C. Blue
Mt. Zion
W. H. & F. M. Society
D. W. Hall
Y's
Mary Brower
Buds of Promise
de Madkins
R. T. Clegg
V. C. EB. Society
L. R. Johnson
Rockingham
Wm. H. Howard
Presiding Elder
Mt. Pisgah
J. R. Funderburk
St. Stephens
M. B. M. Butler
Diggs
D. I. W. McInnis
Gibson
T. B. McCain
Wayman
A. W. Frye McCain
N. B. Stelly
W. H
F. M. Society
Bessie Stelle Leak
Batella Patrick
Minnie Morgan
Hattie Parker
Rachael Spencer
Emma Johnson
Bessie Robbdins
Wadesboro
Monroe
T. J. Houston
Kesler Chapel
W. W. Blair
Mt. Calvary
WN. Tross
Gatewood Station
J. W. Bennett
Rocky Mount
J. B
M. C. Gibson
Pleasant Hill
D. F. Pearson
Mt. Olive
T. E. Tyson
Hudson Grove
H. N. Nickson
Starnes Chapel
L. C. Chambers
Union Hall
J. F. Ratliff
F. M. Sotary
A. B. Leak
B. M. Leak
Es “Leis Byarm
M. L. Little
Byarm
Malinda Parson
Willie Snoddy
Anna Miller
Ada Smith
Thera Stewart
Ursel Simpson
Claudius Battle
Lula Forte
Francis Studivant
D. Arthur Williams
R. H. Simmons
Johnnie Patterson
Concord
Zion Hill
N. C
L. R. Williams
Price Memorial
W. EB. Stanton
Bethel Station
L. C. Asbury
Rock Hill
R. F. Faulkner
Gilmore's Chapel
M. T. LeGrand
Big Zion
Albemarle
J. Wall
Badin
W. J. Turner
Norwood
W. A. Forney
Cedar Hill
Mission
Cottonville
L. A. Donaldson
Mt. Pleasant
H. P. Hopkins
Cedar Grove
Cab
J. J. Rush
Cedar Grive
Stan) Rey
J. F. Briley
Ebernezer Circuit
W. M. McMullin
Park
Margaret M. Williams
The
Y’s
Daisy Forest
Margaret A. Gaither
C. H. Barringer
Churely
W. H. Wall
V. C. EB
Lessie Snnges
R. B. C. Richardson
A. Kiser
Nannie Haynes
Marion Coble
Grace Reid
Mary McDaniel
Essie Howie
Mary Perry
Lonian Asbury
Zilphia Hudson
Bettie Misenheimer
Mattie McCain
Mary DeBerry
Emma Bruton
Louise Watkins
Lela Kendall
Martha Colson
Ras Sidge Guir
Pyos Otire
Joyful Entertainment
Paramount
Kansas City Princess
Joan Blondell
Glenda Farrell Hugh Herbert
Irvin &. Cobb
Comedy and News
Guy Kibbee
Pat O’brien
Feats Loc
Wire Jowl
McCrea
Sally Blane
Holy Land
Canoung
Vicks
Percomes
Palace Theatre
Salem Street “Ons
Thomasville
Richard Cromwell
May Krobso
Westchester County
Grace Budd
Albert H Fish
Garner
Uvalde
Texas
Genevieve
Secretary of Treasury
Morgenthau
Joan
Henry
Robert Morris
Dern
Betty
Ann
Japan
Briggs
Southern Chair Co
NIRA
Intiate
High School Institute
Lyle’s Chevrolet Co., Inc
Panies
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