Rural Church Institute Set for Duke Campus June 14 26
Durham announces the fourth Rural Church Institute to be held on the Woman's College campus at Duke University from June 14 to 26. The 11 day session runs with the North Carolina Pastors' School and the Duke Institute of International Relations and is open to lay members and rural pastors. The event provides lodging and access to university recreational facilities libraries and dining halls. The institute is interdenominational and draws Christian workers from North Carolina and neighboring states. Board officers include Dr W R Cullom Wake Forest chairman and Rev Henry C Schroeder Durham secretary treasurer. Members listed include Rev R M Andrews High Point Rev Trelan Collins Durham Bishop T C Durst Wilmington Dr R L Flowers Durham Dr BE Gillespie Greensboro Dr J Henry Highsmith Raleigh John Sprant Hill Durham Rev J A Jones Henderson Rev L A Mayo and Rev worry Melvin Durham Bishop J Kenneth Proh Wilton Salem Rev C M Pickens Thomasville Dr M T Pryor Greensboro Dr David A Seamon Durham Rev H C Smith Durham and Rev R C Stubbins Gibsonville.
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Rural Church Institute
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Pastors’ School
Duke Institute of International Relations
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W. R. Cullom
Wake Forest
C. Harrell
Vele
Henry C. Schroeder
Dretary
J. M. Ormond
Duke
R. M. Andrews
High Point
Trelan. Collins
T. C. Durst
Wilmington
R. L. Flowers
BE. B. Gillespie
Greensboro
J. Henry Highsmith
Raleigh
John Sprant Hill
J. A. Jones
Henderson
L. A. Mayo
Worry Melvin
J. Kenneth Proh
Wineton-Salem
C. M. Pickens
Thomasville
M. T. Pryer
David A. Seamon
H. C. Smith
R. C. Stubbins
Gibsonville
Archaeology Finds Early Stone and Clay Domestic Lighting
Archaeological excavations reveal early human domestic tools including stone and clay torch holders and lamps. The items indicate initial strategies for illumination and daily living in ancient households.
Honor Roll for Trinity Schools Announced Today
The Trinity consolidated schools including Trinity Archdale and Caraway released honor rolls for perfect attendance and non perfect attendance. Lists name students from Trinity Elementary Caraway School Archdale and the districts with numerous named pupils across both perfect and non perfect categories.
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Trinity Consolidated
Archdale
Caraway
A. R. Bullock
Trinity Elementary
Virginia Martin
Eva Hill
Helen Hughes
India Burge
Jerry Williams
John Mikles
James Swiggett
Alice Royals
Jackie Proctor
Mildred Yow
Julian Bullock
Marie Leming
Eva Lee Walters
Doris Pugh
Ruth Miller
Joan Browers
Robert Rogers
James Hartsell
J. L. Brower
Charles Fulp
Albert Gross
Billy K. Hughes
Carolyn Beeson
Wilma Croker
Hilda Johnson
Dorothy Parrish
Erwin Hughes
Iris Payne
Leon Corder
Aileen Tatum
Bettie McDowell
Marjorie English
Frances Gatewood
Dorothy Deaton
Harold Jordan
Lucille Redding
Phonsa Johnson
Wanda Lambeth
Magalene McDowell
Billy Pugh
Bobby Williams
Nancy Fulp
Laura Etta Spencer
Gwendolyn Walters
Nancy Shore
Charles Briles
Ray A. Underwood
Doris Royals
Bessie M. Reddeck
Faye Steed
Willie Mae Tatum
Margie Smith
Louise Millikan
Coleen Crofts
Cletus Spencer
Curtis Pitt
Doris Williams
Molly Younts
Joe Williams
Jean Walters
Norma Jean Burge
Marie Brinkley
Caraway School
Mary Agnes Perry
Joreen Kearns
Lucille Lowe
Nancy Sheppard
Helen Woodall
Joseph Peace
Silliman
Edna Allman
Ruth Hamlet
Helen Spencer
Wanda Embier
Ray Hamlet
Junior Jones
Hazel Wagoner
Herbert Edwards
Hetty Sheffield
Mary K. Autry
Mary Ruth Ridge
Lote Wagoner
Gordon Lindley
Charleston Wail
Expected rise in railway travel for holidays
H D Saunders, Southern railway ticket agent, says holiday passenger demand will rise as students head home for Christmas. He notes heavy weekend traffic through the city and plans to add extra trains and equipment as needed, with service to High Point starting tomorrow or Thursday.
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High Point
H. D. Saunders
Southern Railroad
Saunders
Local Mill Office Opens After Holidays in New York
Mr and Mrs Milbourne Amos return to the city to open the Amos Hosiery Mill office for Christmas. Final arrangements completed in New York for a fourth New York office. The Amos hosiery operation will be led by Mr Amos who will manage the 271 Church Street office after the holiday.
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Milbourne Amos
New York
Amos Hosiery Mill
Mra. Amos
Mr. Amos
Church Street
Quote Origin of a Famous Title from 1893 Chicago Fair
The phrase originated with G. W. G. Ferris and first appeared at the World's Fair in Chicago in 1893. The landmark remark linked Ferris to the invention celebrated there, marking a notable historical attribution.
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G. W. G. Ferris
Chicago
Referee files suit findings in Cox estate case in Greensboro
Greensboro December 22 Special ref eree in the creditors suit against Bertha E Cox widow and executrix filed his findings in Guilford Superior Court He ruled the deeds securing the Cox homeplace were fraudulent but that about 10000 came from Mrs Cox property and that 704 of the 20000 given by Cox went to her The decision if sustained may leave approximately 60000 due to Commercial National Bank and large claims in the Ragan estateNames mentioned include R R King Jr trustees in bankruptcy R B Terry R H Wheeler C R York and others with lawyers Turner Haworth Dalton Frasier and Claimed estates more than 100000 homeplace involved in dispute
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Greensboro
R. R. King, Jr
J. Elwood Cox
High Point
Bertha E. Cox
Guilford Superior Court
R. B. Terry
R. H. Wheeler
C. R. York
R. R. Ragan
Cox
Referee King
The
Commercial National Bank
Horace Haworth
Carter Dalton
Clifford Frasier
Sale of license plates ahead of last year
The Carolina Motor Club reports 3793 license plates sold so far this year, up from 2924 at the same point last year. Of these, 2200 are passenger, 184 trucks, and 49 trailers with High Point residents buying 1340 city tags. Mrs. Millard Todd warns no extension on the purchase deadline and enforcement will arrest those operating vehicles without proper tags after January 1.
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Millard Todd
Carolina Motor Club
Todd
High Point
Furniture worker knocked unconscious in Asheboro clash
Fred Cromer a furniture worker was knocked unconscious after contact with a fore belonging to Colon Brady on Sunset Avenue about 30 yesterday afternoon. Cromer was treated at a local hospital and both men were arrested on a charge of affray.
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Asheboro
Fred Cromer
Colon Brady
Sunset Avenue
Cromer
Brady
US birth rate in 1986 stands at 16.8 per thousand
The United States recorded a birth rate of 16.8 births per thousand in 1986. In zoological notes the tree porcupine is described as curling its tail upward rather than downward for grasping in most prehensile tailed species.
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United States
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