Eight Churches Share 11800 From Duke Endowment
Eight North Carolina Methodist churches receive 11800 from the Duke endowment rural division after the trustees meeting. Donations range 300 to 4000 and aid church-building programs totaling 57262.60. Recipients include Bethany Durham, Hebron Wadeville, Milton, Pearly, Moores, New London, Pineville, and Stokesdale. An additional 19000 funds support church maintenance for the coming year. Duke University also distributes 22000 for superannuated preachers in the two NC conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
North Carolina
Milton
Pearly
Moores
Thrift-Moores
Charlotte
New London
Salisbury
Pineville
Stokesdale
Greensboro
Duke University
New Legal Hitch in Tre-State Fight
Raleigh dispatch reports a new legal obstacle in distributing about 600000 to members of the defunct Tri-State Tobacco Growers Cooperative. Receivers plan to wind up accounts, while three lawyers appeal denials of 25000 fees each, potentially halting further disbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre-State
Raleigh
Tri-State Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association
New Bern
I. M. Meekins
E. P. Buford
Lawrenceville
Sid Buford
P. W. Glidewell
Beideville
Willie M. Person
Louisburg
Meekins
James H. Poll
M. L. Corey
Richmond
Hallett
Ward
Washington
N. C
World’s Largest News Picture Firm Formed in New York
Formation of the world’s largest news picture corporation is announced as Acme Newspictures, Inc. buys Pacific and Atlantic Photos, Inc. and consolidates them. The merger takes effect in January and brings Chicago Tribune and New York Daily News into the expanded Acme service. NEA will continue to supply comics features fashions editorials sports and fiction while widening picture coverage through the new arrangement. Fred Ferguson affirms NEA’s policy remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
News Picture Corporation and Service
Enterprise
NEA Service
Acme Newspictures, Inc
Pacific
Atlantic Photos, Inc
Acme
Chicago Tribune
New York Daily News
Consolidated Company
Pictures Gath
NEA
Picture Service
United Press
Aome
Fred
Ferguson
Acme Newspict , Inc
Pacific and
Newspicture Corporation
Wenon
Karl, Bickel
United Press Association
Fred 8. Ferguson
Acme News Pictures
Roy Holliss
Andhe Tuk Peneas
Che Gad
News Briefs from Carolina Cities Schedule Institute Address
Fred Fuller Shedd, Philadelphia Evening Bulletin editor and AAEP president, to address the next annual news PO institute in Chapel Hill on January 14. In Sanford, authorities say 17 negroes arrested curb a wave of thefts across Lee Moore and Chatham counties. In Charlotte, a $30,000 suit alleges Eustage Lowery lost a leg in 1917 when cut off under a freight car. defendants include Southern Railway, J H Wearn and Co, and Dr R L Gibbon. Police in Charlotte report 25 calls seeking protection from snowballers. Winston-Salem plans Bethlehem Home dedication for colored children on December 30. Greenwood SC reports H B Mulkey, Clemson graduate and longtime Greenwood High School professor, will teach physics at UNC after completing a master’s degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Fred Fuller Shedd
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
American Association of Newspaper Editors
Newspo Institute
Charlotte
Eustage H. Lowery
Southern Railway
J. H. Wearn and Co
R. L. Gibbon
Party Crackers Shaped Hearts Diamonds Spades and Clubs
Boxes of cracker cuts in heart diamond club and spade shapes for cocktail or bridge parties. Perfect with caviar or other delicacies. The novelty item adds festive flair to social gatherings and serves as a conversation piece.
Dog Actress With a University Degree Makes Last Curtain Bow
Dixie the University of North Carolina stage dog dies after being struck by a car. Affiliated with Actor's Equity, Carolina Playmakers, and the Carolina Dramatic Association, Dixie had long served Professor F. H. Koch and his family, becoming a familiar figure around the Playmakers over eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Dixie
University of North Carolina
Actor's Equity Association of America
The
Carolina Playmakers
Carolina Dramatic Association
F. H. Koch
Freddie Koch, Jr
Radio Program Listings Across Major Stations
A dense schedule of radio programs across WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH and other networks lists varied hours from 4:00 PM to 11:45 PM with drama, talk, music, and church hours. Notable items include Catholic Hour at 6:00 PM and War themed theater at 7:00 PM, plus orchestral and choral programs on multiple networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Dr. Cadman
WEEI
WJAR
WCSH
WTAG
WSAI
WJAX
WHAS
WWJ
WFLA
WCAE
WFJC
WSM
WGY
WSB
WBEN
WRVA
WIOD
WTAM
WEEN
EEL
WRC
WLIT
Theatre Family
WWIOD
WABC
New Y
WNAC
WCAU
the Dandies
WFBL
WERN
Shrine of the Little Flower
WGR
WJAS
WMAL
WCAO
WKRC
WXYZ
WHEC
WHP
WLEW
WTAR
WDBJ
WADC
WKBN
WDOD
WISN
School of Musice
H. V. Kaltenborn
WKBW
WEAN
WDR
W Wcac
WHK
WSPD
WBT
WJZ
New Yo
WBAL
WBZ
WHAM
Wcky Wiod
WPTF
WCKY
Harbor Lights
WPFLA
Josef Koestner
WLW
KDKA
Mme, Schumann-Heink
KYW
WIR
WGAR
NBC Chain
WFIC
WWI
WTIC
Our Government
WEA
WEE
WFI
Cxew
Seth Comers
Sam Herman
Russian Cathedral Choir
Invisible
Playhouse
the Moonbeams
the Gems
Baptist Church
Univ. of
WEAP
WSM Symphony
Trio
Dixie the Silent Actress Earns Honorary PhD and Legacy
Dixie, a longtime silent figure in Prof Koch's circles, attended countless PhD candidate exams and was awarded a Doctor of Philosophy honoris causa in 1920. Arthur P. Hudson memorialized her in a poem, noting an Actor's Equity life membership badge once given to her. A memorial service followed. Thirty workers in Sweden plan a silk hosiery factory with 100,000 pairs yearly output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atre
Koch
Dixie
Edwin Greenlaw
University Graduate School
Arthur P. Hudson
University English Department
Carolina Playbook
Hudson
Actor's Equity Association of America
Equity
Knislinge
Sweden
New Notaries Commissioned by Gov Gardner
Notaries public commissioned at offices of Gov. O Max Gardner follow: W H Buffaloe Caraleigh A H Handley Goldsboro W A Scarboro Wendell Berdon M Bell Raleigh A C Black Maden P Bunn Simms D B Harr is Fayetteville B C Perry Rennett Hugh L Scott D W Lowman Connelly Springs Miss Mamie Blackwood Elkin Don L Henry Franklin J T Miller Blowing Rock Miss Flora Stratton High Point Ten tons of locusts were recently sent from Casablanca Morocco to France to be used in making soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
W. H. Buffaloe
Caraleigh
A. H. Handley
Goldsboro
W. A. Scarboro
Wendell
Berdon M. Bell
A. C. Black
Maiden
P. Bunn
Simms
B. Hareris
Fayetteville
B. C. Perry
Rennett
Hugh L. Scott
D. W. Lowman
Connelly Springs
Casablanca
Morocco
France
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Brown Shoe Store
Gordon and Cadet Hose
Gordon Hose
South Main Street
Buster Brown Shobess
Carolina News Briefs
Sanford
Lee
Moore
Chatham
Winston-Salem
Bethlehem
Greenwood
H. B. Mulkey
Clemson College
Greenwood High School
Moore’s Book Store
Willow Brook
L. W. Apple
Willowbrook Street
the Associates Press
CBS
the Gauchos
WH Wean
WIAS
WLBE
WEEBN
WBRC
Curiosity Shop
WLEZ
WLBEW
WAL
WDBL
WLAZ
WWNC
WPG
WJA
WLBW
Woss
Wood
Ann Leaf
K—760
Clear Channel
Penrod Boys
Chronicles
Orchestra Gems
News Islanders
Merry Madcaps
WOR
Globe Trotter
Plano
WEAE
Central and Southern
WJR
the Welcomers
Garden of Melody
WIZ
Baker Boys
WAZ
WEA IL
Notaries
High Point
Southern Beverage CO
Lexington Avenue
Enterprise Christmas
Enterprise Office
High Point Enterprise
City
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