Guilford College Choir to Give Sacred Concert Sunday
The Guilford College choir directed by Prof. Max Noah will perform a sacred concert at Central Friends church Sunday night at 8 30 o clock. The college ensemble sings without accompaniment and has grown since its 1929 debut into a leading Southern musical group. The program includes Palestrina Adoramus Te Vittoria Ave Maria Mendelssohn Judge Me O God and Weelkes Gloria in Excelsis. The four part program invites the public to attend.
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Guilford College
Central Friends Church
Max Noah
South
Palestrina
Vittoria
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Judge Me
Qo God
Thomas Weelkes
Gloria
Wxecelsis
Revival Service To Begin Next Sunday At Beulah Tabernacle
The revival at Beulah Tabernacle Holiness Church on Fairview Street will begin Sunday under the charge of Rev. N. F. Bright. A number of special workers are on the program and the public is invited to attend.
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Beulah Tabernacle Holiness Church
Fairview Street
N. F. Bright
Colored Funeral Home Changes Hands in Conway
Latimer Funeral Home of Conway has purchased Hoover Funeral Home and will operate as Royal Funeral Home. The firm has served Conway for 15 years and plans major renovations and new equipment within 60 days to become a modern colored funeral home in the state.
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Latimer Funeral Home
Conway
8. C
Hoover Funeral Home
Royal Funeral Home
Astate
I. W. A Committees Will Meet Tonight
Industrial Workers Association committees will assemble tonight at 7 30 called by president D W Bradley. Members unable to attend opening should come as soon as possible afterward. A special meeting for Highland mill and night textile workers is set for 4 p m Saturday at the hall. It will be a business meeting.
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Industrial Workers Association
D. W. Bradley
Mr. Bradley
Highland
Senate Abolition Measure Advances Public Works Ethics
The senate completed passage of a measure to ban public employment for architects or engineers who have interests in selling materials for proposed public buildings. It also approved a joint resolution related to the ethics reform drive and noted the illness of former Lieutenant Governor R. T. Fountain.
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R. T. Fountain
Senate
State Legislature Passes 55-Hour Week For Women In Cities
Senate sanctions the 55 hour week limiting women workers in stores and cafes in towns over 5000. The industrial commission workmen’s compensation act support urged by T A Wilson is noted. House kills minor bills and reconsiders midwifery regulation while reopening Sunday baseball legalization to judiciary. Local bills on adjournment and Monday night business to resume.
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Tion
T. A. Wilson
State Industrial Commission
Senate
House
House Elections Committee
Raymond C. Maxwell
State Board of Elections
Sullivan
Judiciary Committee
Senate Rules and Gar ner Funeral Committees and House Provisions
The draft measure limits official funeral committees to two senators and two representatives and bars payment of relatives expenses. Garner reduced House appointments to about 15 from earlier highs. The bill offers no auto for the next speaker, and Garner would receive 8840 for maintenance if he becomes vice president. Senate restaurant funded. House restaurant none. An oil portrait for Garner costs 2500. Senate investigations set at 144455, with 6506 less than current period. Medical supplies of 2500 for Dr Calver, Capitol physician.
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Senate
Garner
House
Curtis
House Chamber
George W. Calver
Capitol
Young Girl Slain On Ride. Ransom Note Received
A young girl was found killed after a ride with torn clothing and bruises but no clear signs of a criminal attack. Police theorize she may have been taken from a car and fought for 560 feet before being killed. A ransom note demanding 1000 dollars arrived. a thumbprint is being checked. The mother recalled a dream of her daughter's danger. brother Jack, 11, cried out upon learning of the death.
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O’connor
Jack O'Connor
A Plan to Recoin and Relieve Public Debt
A speaker proposes recoinage to raise gold values and create a $20 piece worth $100 and a $10 piece worth $50. The plan would push U S gold value to 25 trillion with a 20 trillion surplus, pay veterans bonuses, and erase federal bonds to free states from interest and ease bond obligations.
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U. S
Ear Ringing Relief Remedies Mentioned in Ad
An elderly advertisement advises relief for head noises and nasal congestion. It promotes Parmint Double Strength with instructions to mix a tablespoonful in hot water four times daily, claiming rapid relief from catarrh and ear pressure.
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Mann
Eckerd
Gold Standard Debate and Election Law Notes
The letter argues for returning to a gold standard with high gold values and rising commodities, noting how bonds and taxes would adjust and jobs would open. It mentions prospects of mining revival and investment by bond holders, plus concerns about interest and debt. The article also reports on election law bills, including primaries and ballots, with Cameron of Moore proposing weighted second choices.
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U. S
U.S. A
United States
Cranford
Englins
Decilari
Cameron
Bowie
Ashe
Farmers Fight Foreclosures Across Plains and Midwest
Rural residents in eight Nebraska and three Colorado counties marched to town after Jones claimed his possessions were deeded to creditors. Illinois farmers plan May court actions over low bids on equipment auctioned to cover a 2750 dollar mortgage. Milk price tensions loom as Wisconsin leaders threaten a state-wide strike. Minnesota Governor Olson reports talks on a “gentlemen’s agreement” to stave off foreclosures.
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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 Morning
Charles L. Kennedy aged 28 died at his home 708 South Hamilton street this morning after a brief pneumonia illness. He was born in High Point February 19 1913 son of 8 J and Evelyn Lamb Kennedy. Surviving are his widow Audrey Ruth five sisters and five brothers with his mother and other relatives. The 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
Oo. L. Ruth
Ethel
Rady
Edna
Virginia Kennedy
Lola Ragan
Clara Wright
Earl Martin
Ruffin
N. C
8. J. Kennedy
Fred
Winston-Salem Road
Percy
Randolph County
Jay
Kenneth
Clarence
Koonce Funeral Home
Rev
Aberdeen Heist Details Narrowly Finalizes
Fragmentary OCR describes a robbery scene with an amateur suspect and a woman witness. The narrative mentions Aberdeen and a tally or score count, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text formatting.
Proposals Change Bill Seeks Electoral Board Reform
The document outlines changes to election procedures including shifting sunrise to 7 a.m. and reducing surpluses. It calls for abolishing county canvassing boards and replaces them with new three member boards. The committee on various bills reviews the measure.
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Nui
Firekills Nine Women at Psychopathic Institution
A fire at a sanitarium dormitory killed nine women patients and damaged about $10,000. Nurse M L Smith sounded the alarm as Ethel Craig and Miss Florence Farrell led 17 women down stairs before flames cut through the floor. Many patients fled back upstairs but rescuers pulled others to safety via ladders from second floor windows. Superintendent Mrs Virginia Glendenning said all 28 women could have been saved if they had calmly walked out.
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Ible
M. L. Smith
Ethel Craig
Florence Farrell
Virginia Glendenning
Sandino visits president pledges peace and truce terms
General Sandino meets political leaders and promises peace as U S Marines evacuate Nicaragua after Sacasa’s inauguration. A truce protocol outlined conditions for a ceasefire, with Sandino asserting control over his forces and intent to disarm.
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Nicaragua
Sandino
United States
Sacasa
Caneraguan
Voraaan
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Seward’s Market
Commerce Street
Colored Funeral Home
South Main Street
McLellan’s
Harry Jacobs
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Jacobs’ Men’s Shop
L. G. Allbaugh
Town State College
Chas. L. Kennedy
Aberdeen
Elec
HILL
Ssi
Stehli
Eagle’s
Ise
Penney’'s
TY Chiffon
Penney
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