Guilford College Choir to Perform Sacred Concert
The Guilford College choir directed by Prof Max Noah will give a sacred concert Sunday night at 8 30 at Central Friends church The student chorus with no accompaniment has risen to prominence since its 1929 debut Its four part program includes Palestrinas Adoramus Te Vittoria Ave Maria Mendelssohn Judge Me O God and Weelkes Gloria In Excelsis among others The public is invited to attend.
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Guilford College
Central Friends Church
Max Noah
Guiliford College
South
Palestrina
Vittoria
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
God
Thomas Weelkes
Gloria
Revival Service To Begin Next Sunday At Beulah Tabernacle
Revival at Beulah Tabernacle Holiness Church on Fairview Street opens next Sunday. Rev N F Bright will lead the meetings with several special workers named. The public is invited to attend.
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Beulah Tabernacle Holiness Church
Fairview Street
N. F. Bright
Colored Funeral Home Changes Ownership to Royal Funeral Home
Latimer Funeral Home of Conway Arkansas has purchased Hoover Funeral Home in Conway. The firm will operate as Royal Funeral Home. In business for 15 years Latimer plans renovation and new equipment within 60 days to make it one of the area’s most up to date colored funeral homes.
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Latimer Funeral Home
Conway
8. C
Hoover Funeral Home
Royal Funeral Home
I. W. A. Committees Meet Tonight and Special Session
Industrial Workers Association sets a 7 30 p m meeting for all committees called by president D W Bradley. Members unable to attend opening urged to arrive promptly. A separate session for Highland mill and night textile workers is scheduled for 4 p m Saturday at the hall for business discussions.
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Industrial Workers Association
D. W. Bradley
Mr. Bradley
Highland
Senate bill back to abolish public commission
The Senate passed a measure to bar public employment for any architect or engineer with interests in materials sold for proposed public buildings. It also approved a joint resolution continuing consideration on the abolition proposal and related legislative actions.
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Senate
Ae Ee
State legislative notes and fiscal warnings amid policy bills
The article reviews legislative actions on worker hours for women in large towns, a 55 hour week, and debates over child welfare. It reports on bills to regulate midwives, legalize Sunday baseball, license plumbers, and changes to election laws. It cites financial fears over bonds and gold value, remarks on debt, and notes committee actions on primaries and ballots. It includes remarks by C. C. Cranford and references to Raymond C. Maxwell.
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Tion
T. A. Wilson
State Industrial Commission
Senate
House
House Elections Committee
Raymond CC. Maxwell
State Board of Elections
Sullivan
Judiciary Committee
Whoo
Englins
Cameron of
Moore
Ashe
Capitol expense bill trims funeral committees and staff
The measure caps funeral committees at two senators and two representatives, cuts House appointments to about 15, and omits a car for the next speaker. It allocates funds for a Garner portrait, Senate investigations, medical supplies, and Senate hospitality, with differing restaurant budgets and car allowances compared to the previous year.
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Senate
Garner
House
Curtis
House Chamber
George W. Calver
Capitol
Young Girl Is Killed on Ride
A girl is found slain with torn clothing and bruises, suggesting no criminal attack. Police consider she was abducted from a car and fought for 50 feet before death. A ransom note for 1000 dollars with a scarred thumbprint is under analysis. The mother recalls a dream of misfortune and her 11 year old brother Jack cries out.
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O’connor
Jack O'Connor
Proposed plan to restructure currency and debt
A speaker proposes re coinage to inflate gold values and create a large government surplus. The plan calls for using 2 billion dollars to pay veterans, 18 billion to reduce federal bonds, and then states gaining new taxation avenues to stabilize local bonds.
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U. S
Parmint Trial Promoted For Catarrh Relief
A fragment describes Parmint as a remedy for catarrh and head noises. It mentions using hot water with a tablespoon of sugar four times daily and urges catarrh sufferers to try Parmint for relief.
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Rumfall Comet
Wakoures
Ure
Mann
Eckerd
Farmers Fight Foreclosures Across States Amid Mortgage Struggles
Rural residents in Nebraska and Colorado marched after rumors that deeds were handed to creditors. Illinois farmers planned May court action over low bid farm equipment to settle a 2750 dollar mortgage. Wisconsin dairy prices and foreclosures drew concern as state officials spoke of talks.
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Nebraska
Colorado
Jones
Julesburg
Illinois
W. A. Doss
Monticello
Wisconsin
Walter M. Singler
Appleton
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Green
Charles L Kennedy Dies At 8 O’clock In High Point
Charles L Kennedy aged 28 died at his home 708 South Hamilton Street at 8 this morning after a brief illness from pneumonia. He was born February 19 1913 in High Point son of J S and Evelyn Kennedy. He worked for High Point Paper Box Company and belonged to Pilgrim Holiness church. He is survived by his widow Audrey Ruth four sisters and five brothers including Mrs Lola Ragan Mrs Clara Wright Fred Percy Jay Kenneth and Clarence. Funeral arrangements are pending at Koonce Funeral Home.
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Charles L. Kennedy
Hamilton Street
Mr. Kennedy
High Point
8. J
Evelyn Lamb Kennedy
Pilgrim Holiness Church
High Point Paper Box Company
Audrey Ruth
O. L. Ruth
Ethel
Rady
Edna
Virginia Kennedy
Lola Ragan
Clara Wright
City
Pearl Martin
Ruffin
N. C
Robbery Scene Recounted With Fragmentary Details
A partial OCR fragment describes a robbery in which a person asked a woman customer to something at a place on the sid and she scooped up an item. The text is unclear and several words are missing.
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Robbe
Fire at sanitarium kills nine women patients
A blaze at a women’s sanitarium killed nine psychopathic patients. Nurse M L Smith raised the alarm. nurses Ethel Craig and Florence Farrell guided 17 women to safety as flames cut through the second floor. Authorities estimated damage near 19000 dollars. superintendent Mrs. Virginia Glendenning said all 28 patients could have survived with orderly evacuation.
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Ible
M. L. Smith
Ethel Craig
Florence Farrell
Virginia Glendenning
Secretary of s bill sets 7 a.m. sunrise and set
A fragmented note describes changes to election timing and canvassing rules. It mentions setting a standard 7 a.m. start, reducing surplus votes, and abolishing county canvass with a three member board. The committee on various bills is referenced as handling these topics.
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Havin
Sandino Reports Peace Promise After Talks With Nicaragua Leader
General Sandino met with President Sacasa as U S Marines completed evacuation. He pledged to seek peace without surrender, while maintaining control of his forces. A protocol for truce was presented by Sandinista emissaries and peace terms remained undisclosed.
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United States
Nicaragua
Sacasa
Sandino
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C. C. Cranford
L. G. Allbaugh
Town State College
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