Southern Baptists Plan Record Sunday School Gathering
Massive January assembly in Raleigh NC expects over three million members from 18 states and DC. Dr J J Van Ness led preparations with NC and Southern Baptist bodies. speakers include Pat Neff and Dr Leon Timer. Meetings span Ra Memorial auditorium and various local venues across a five state area.
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Hern Baptist Sunday School
Evence
Olumbia
Green
8. C
Byunday
Southern Baptist Convention
Hich
J. J. van Ness
Missouri
Ilinois
Okla- Texas
Arizona
New
District of Co
Deaths of Mrs Tryphena Fouts in Thomaston area
Mrs Tryphena Fouts, wife of Julius Fouts, died at the home of her son Ernest on route two this morning at 4 o clock after a brief illness. She was 80 and had just lost her husband about two months ago. Survived by two sons Ernest and Howard Fouts, both of Thomaston route two, and two daughters.
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Tryphena Fouts
Jomasville
Julius Fouts
Ernest
Fouts
Ernest Oward Fouts
Thomroute
Holiday street-length dresses for formal daytime calls
New York fashion piece describes two velvet inspired street-length frocks designed for informal functions during the holidays. The black velvet gown features a rose pink yoke with jet bead embellishment and a Russian velvet turban. the pansy velveteen dress uses a faschia band, velveteen flowers, long sleeves, and an ermine turban with black kid oxfords.
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Stein and Blaine
New York
Marian Young
NEA Service
Couturiers
Funeral for Mrs. Sechrest Workman held at Emmanuel Reformed
Mrs. John Sechrest of Thomasville and Mrs. Frank Workman of route two mourners with a half-brother Lee Myers of route three gather for funeral services Saturday at 11 in Emmanuel Reformed Church. Rev. Kendall Shoffner leads, with Rev. J A Palmer and Dr. J C Leonard assisting. interment follows in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sechrest
Thomasville
Frank Workman
Route Two
Lee Myers
Route Three
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Kendall Shoffner
J. A. Palmer
Meidelburg Reformed Church
J. C. Leonard
Lexington
Funeral for Miss Jennie Hart Held at Guilford College
Miss Jennie H Hart of Guilford College died at the White residence in Greensboro. Funeral services were held yesterday at Hanes Funeral Home. The body was sent to Clinton Iowa for further services and interment on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie H. Hart
Greensboro
Guilford College
David J. White
Hanes Funeral Home
Clinton
Butterfly Tongue Uses Twin Spiral Tubes as Sucking Syringe
A butterfly’s tongue comprises two spiral tubes acting like vacuum suction to draw nectar from blossoms when engaged in feeding. The mechanism enables efficient uptake of floral juices using a coiled proboscis.
Cognac a Favorite Drink of Louis XVI and Napoleon
The article notes cognac as the preferred beverage of both Louis XVI of France and Napoleon, highlighting its esteemed status among historic rulers.
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Louis XVI
France
Napoleon
Norfolk boat builder offers to testify against Hauptmann
John Hughes Curtis, a Norfolk boat builder once charged with hoaxing Lindbergh and later fined, offered through an attorney to testify for the government against Bruno Hauptmann. He claims Hauptmann was the man involved in the ransom talks and says due justice should clear him of the hoax charge.
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Norfolk
John Hughes Curtis
Bruno Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
Curtis
Colonel Lindbergh
David T. Wilentz
Hauptmann
Veterinarian Abducted by Escapees Near Cochran
Dr. T White a Cochran veterinarian was seized by a gang of six convicts on the Cochran Macon highway after his wife and two children were forced from their car. Mrs White alerted authorities 30 minutes later as guards and officers searched for the escaped prisoners from Bullards state camp.
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Macon
T. White
Cochran
Cochran-Macon
Bullards
Cochran Short
Bullard
Ralph English
Lumberton Fatal Hunting Accident Claims Farmer
Lumberton December 27 26 year old farmer Bill Gibson died from wounds received on Christmas day while hunting near his home. He was accidentally shot during a hunting mishap and passed away at a local hospital, authorities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
Bill Gibson
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart
A 1930s style column advises women on gray hair, color options, and maintenance. It favors professional dyeing for first treatments, suggests choosing a shade lighter than natural hair, and stresses grooming and brushing for a smooth white or tinted look.
England Seizure Unearths Half Billion in Gold Loot
An English search uncovered about 500 million dollars of old gold. Scientists report progress in growing tobacco that contains nicotine.
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England
Prolactin Revealed as Source of Hen Instinct
Pittsburgh December 28. A hormone called prolactin from the pituitary gland triggers broodiness in hens. Dr. Oscar Riddle and colleagues report that injections of prolactin induce clucking and setting, halting lay and suggesting instincts are material parts of behavior and consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Oscar Riddle
Robert W. Bates
Ernest L. Lahr
Carnegie Institution of Washington Station
Cold Spring Harbor
N. Y
Pit
Riddle
Dr. Riddle
Snakes Use Tongues to Hear and Feel in Darkness
Snakes lack external ears yet possess auditory organs in their tongues to amplify faint sounds. They also rely on their tongues as feelers to navigate and detect vibrations in the dark.
Insects Found Preserved in Copal Resin Fossils
Copal resin, used for varnish, preserves ancient insects in a perfect state. The entomologist notes that fossils are frequently embedded within the resin, preserving details from past ages.
Three Favorites and Dark Horse Victors at Mid Winter Golf
At Pinehurst the 32nd annual mid winter golf tournament advanced to the semi finals as three top favorites and a dark horse won quarter finals. Ray W. McMuhen of Hyannisport upset H O C Fownes of Pittsburgh 4 and 3. RG Morrison of Pittsburgh, medalist, beat P E P Randolph Jr of New York one up. Jack Ryerson of Cooperstown beat D G Nes of York 4 and 8. Halbert J. Blue of Aberdeen defeated Dr. G W Mansfield of Brookline 7 and 6. The last year's champion George T. Dunlap Jr did not defend the title.
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Pinehurst
Ray W. McMuhen
Hyannisport
Mass
H. OC. Fownes
Pittsburgh
R G. Morrison
P. E. P. Randolph, Jr
New York
Jack Ryerson
Cooperstown
N. Y
D. G. Nes
York
Halbert J. Blue
Aberdeen
N. C
G. W Mansfield
Brookline
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Fatally Injured Lenoir Operator in Auto Crash
Bill Watts a 30 year old filling station operator was fatally injured when an automobile overturned in Lenoir on December 27. Local authorities reported the accident and the identity of the victim.
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Lenoir
Bill Watts
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Colds
The ad claims Creomulsion fights lingering colds quickly with seven benefits in one. It asserts the product is powerful yet harmless, pleasant to take, and narcotic free, with a money back refund if relief is not achieved.
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Mleigh
Southern Baptist Sunday School Conference
Ialeigh
Igh Baptists
Elgin, Waltham, Bulova
Gothic
Rogers
Seth Thomas
Wagger
Jewelry Company
Main ST
Wash
Scott Co. Tomato
North Main
Golden Orchard
Scott Tissue
East Green
Russell St
S. Main St
Mayfield
Duke
Rinso, Pkg
White House Coffee
Florida
Brookfield
Meadow Gold
Cresent
Delicatessen
Cole Slaw
Phillip
Libby
Glorifying Yourself
Alicia Hart
NEA Service Star
Dark Horse
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