Methodist leaders plan Salisbury drive for 33 million
A Southern Methodist conference meeting in Salisbury will organize a nationwide fund drive to raise 33 million dollars for Christian Education Movement. Bishop A V W Darlington and Dr N Snyder attend, with J D Norwood as Salisbury finance director guiding district canvassing May 29 to June 5.
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Confessions of a Bride Ends in a Bitter Day
Ann Lorimer distracts husband Jim dying from a wound by visiting the hospital and scheming with Paul Van Eyck. Jane Lorimer refuses to stay and reads to Jim while Ann rushes to meet Van as Jim’s condition worsens. The scene unfolds with tension and foreboding as the affair threatens the marriage.
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North Carolina State College Baseball Announces 23-Game Slate
The NC State College baseball schedule announces 23 games for the season with 11 at Riddick Field. New opponents include New York University and trips to Georgia Tech Clemson and Furman. The slate features Raleigh Wake Forest Chapel Hill Elon Guilford Davidson Florida Trinity Georgia Tech and Furman among others.
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Lost votes seized from 36 gun toters in Pineville
Not due to election day chaos. In Pineville Kentucky on February 28 a judge confiscated votes planned for two future elections from 36 individuals accused of gun possession. The incident centers on a legal action over casting rights and security.
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Pineville
Martins Ferry man moves bonded whiskey during raid
Last of all Last: Whiskey! Police raiding a Martins Ferry residence found the occupant moving several cases of bonded goods into an adjoining alley. Officers departed after a fruitless search for the contraband.
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Martens Ferry
Martins Ferry
Dr Egbert Smith urges foreign missions in Nashville speech
Dr Egbert Watson Smith of Nashville former Greensboro pastor told a large First Presbyterian Church audience about eight months of Orient mission work. He described Korea and China and urged widespread support to carry the Gospel to distant lands.
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Negro Students In For Oratory Prize
The spring oratorical contest at Fairview Street Negro grade school opened Friday night with several declamations and an educational talk by Bruce Carraway of High Point. Ossie E. Davis is principal. A gold medal awaits the top orator, with the next contest set for March 25 and the term ending with the prize presentation.
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High Point
Fairview Street School
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Spring health boost with Gude's Pepto Mangan tonic
An advertisement touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a spring remedy to revive weak blood after winter. It claims the tonic enriches red blood cells, improves appetite and sleep, brightens complexion and eyes, and offers liquid or tablet forms from druggists.
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Minor Cases Heard in Municipal Court
Judge O A Kirkman presided as minor cases filled the municipal docket. Loyd Lowman, white youth, pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and was fined 50 dollars plus costs. M W Smith, young white man, pleaded guilty to driving over a line of fire hose while removing his car from a burning building. judgment suspended. One man pleaded guilty to intoxication with a five dollar fine plus costs.
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Loyd Lowman
M. W. Smith
Des Moines Lawmakers Vote By Button Press
Embryo Patr Henrys? town legislators in Des Moines Iowa prepare to cast votes by pressing a button as the roll call approaches. The shift signals direct action rather than flowery phrases in upcoming proceedings.
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