Salisbury Scout Leader Awarded Silver Beaver Honor
C. V. Roberts, Salisbury business man and long time Scout leader, received the Silver Beaver at the January Court of Honor in Salisbury District. About 1000 attended as Roberts’ decade of service was noted.
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C. V. Roberts
Salisbury
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Roberts
Uwharrie Council
H. A. Millis
High Point
Delk Smith
W. Rabb
Lexington
Henry Grady Owens
High Point High School
Owens
America
Mr. Roberts
Goldsboro
Rocky Mount
R. M. Lewis
Bobby Benson
Rene Secrest
Arnold Kluttz
Billy Evans
Marvin T
Hosiery Workers Install Officers At Meet Tonight
The American Federation of Hosiery Workers, branch 62, meets at Central Labor Union hall 127 North Wrenn Street at 7 30 pm. Newly elected officers include President Thomas Hooks Vice President Metcalf Recording Secretary Trace Hoover Financial Secretary M L Bagwell Treasurer H L Cratchfield Warden Floyd Lance Conductor Otis Sledge. Mr Adams, to lead local organization, is expected to attend if he arrives today.
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American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Central Labor Union Hall
North Wrenn Street
Thomas Hooks
Mr. Metcalf
Trace Hoover
M. L. Bagwell
H. L. Cratchfield
Floyd Lance
Otis Sledge
Adams
Labor union meetings scheduled this Friday at Central Labor Union hall
Furniture Workers Union No 1021 meets at 7 PM and Upholsterers Union No 27 at 7 30 PM in section two of Central Labor Union hall 127 1-2 North Wrenn Street. Miss Irene Prendergast and Miss Kathryn Spoone return to the city after holidays in Greensboro hosted by Mr and Mrs R W Stone.
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Furniture Workers Union No. 1021
Central Labor Union Hall
North Wrenn Street
Upholasterers Union No. 27
Irene Prendergast
Kathryn Spoone
City
Greensboro
R. W. Stone
First Baptist Celebrates Sixth Anniversary of Pastor Dr Mason
Church notes recount a week of services honoring Dr. F R Mason as pastor with multiple sermons and papers by visiting ministers from St Stephens Calvary Cherry Street and Emmanuel Baptist churches. A reception is planned for Mason and family.
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Church News
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Fisher Robert Mason
J. F. Dunn
S J. Stephens A. M. EB. Z
St. Stephens
Marion Maston
F. R. Mason
EK. L. Kirby
Mount Vernon
W. N. Nelson
Greensboro
Guilford County Union of Sunday Schools
J. T. Hatreton
Shiloh
William Penn High School
Rhodes Candidates Questioned Today
Durham reports the state board of selection began interviews with 25 Rhodes scholarship candidates for 1934. Two will advance to the district committee in Atlanta in January, and four will be chosen by the district board from six states.
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Durham
Jan
State Board of Selection
Atlanta
Foley Pill Relief For Kidney Pain Advertised
A drugstore ad promises fast relief for kidney and bladder irritation with Foley Pill. Claiming quick action, it asserts poisons are flushed out and acids neutralized, easing back and joint pain. Money back guarantee offered.
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Foley Pille
Notice of Absolute Divorce in Guilford County NC
In Guilford County Superior Court Maggie Benson Willyard files to obtain an absolute divorce from C B Willyard on grounds of adultery. Defendants must appear at the Guilford County Courthouse in Greensboro within thirty days after summons, by January 29, 1934, to answer the complaint or face court relief. The notice is dated December 27, 1933, with Clerk A Wayland Cooke and attorney E H Smith listed.
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Superior Court
North Carolina
Guilford County
Maggie Benson Willyard VI
A. Wayland Cooke
E. H. Smith
Opening Furniture Market Shows Encouraging Trends In Industry
Chicago reports the 20th annual furniture show opening with buyers from across the nation. Prices are about 20 percent above last summer, bedroom and dining furniture up five percent due to lumber purchases and labor costs under the National Recovery act. Styles favor early American and Georgian periods with limited demand for modernistic pieces. Displays emphasize practical furniture with utility value over decorative items.
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Chicago
Omttielals
American Furniture Mart
Lake Shore Drive
Trade council gains limited authority in city
Warrants from Washington will empower the local retail trade council to receive investigate and interpret retail code violations and refer unresolved complaints to the regional and national boards. The council covers department stores dry goods furniture hardware mail order music shoe art books and stationery and other retail sectors. A May 1933 fiscal briefing notes tax changes and recovery programs shaping government finances and credit use including RFC financing Home Owners Loan and TVA bonds.
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Washington
Local
Retail Trade Council
Regional Compliance Board For
R. W. Riggine
National Board For Adjustment
Riggins
National Industrial Recovery Act
Internal Revenue
Treasury
RFC
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Federal Land Banks
Tennessee Valley Authority Ia
United States
Roosevelt
Increses
National Debt Expected to Peak by June 1934
The article details projections of the national debt reaching a new peak by June 30 1934 with an estimated public debt reduction of 15 477 708 dollars and a rapid rise in emergency spending. It notes government outlays in the first half of the year and larger planned expenditures through June 30 1934 including RFC and Civil Works programs. It also discusses anticipated new federal borrowing over five billion dollars and expected tax receipts for 1934 and 1935 with uncertainties due to economic conditions.
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Treasury
RFC
Internal Revenue and Customs
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Mrs J Shelton Dies At High Point Home
Mrs. Julia Shelton died at 2:30 this morning at the home of her son O P Shelton near the Winston-Salem road High Point route two after months of declining health. She was born October 11 1856 in Stokes County to W L and Elizabeth Dillard Taylor. She moved to High Point about nineteen years ago and was a Green Street Baptist affiliated widow of J G Shelton. Survived by son O P Shelton a daughter Sadie Smith six stepchildren and a grandson numerous relatives. Funeral Friday at 2:30 from the son’s home conducted by Rev Herman T Stevens with Oakwood cemetery interment.
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Julia Shelton
O. P. Shelton
Winston-Salem Road
High Point
Route Two
Stokes County
W. L
Elizabeth Dillard Taylor
Walnut Cove
Green Street
Ella Neal
Leon Smith
City
Sarah Sprinkle
Laura Cromer
Tobaccoville
N. C
Franklin Taylor
Herman T. Stevens
Asheboro
Oakwood Cemetery
Junior Officers Teachers Meet at Wesley Memorial
The junior department of Wesley Memorial M E Church Sunday school will meet this evening at seven o'clock in the church office, as learned this morning.
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Wesley
Wesley Memorial M
Cardus Beneficial Remedy for Run Down Condition
Miss Hazel Authement of Houma Louisiana states Cardus helped her run down condition and side pains after trying it following her sister. She recommends Cardus to others and notes it is safe for women of all ages available at drug stores.
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Cardus
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Billy Kennedy
Authool
Court of Honor
Court of Honor Committee
P. A. Wallenborn
Paul Phillips
H. Q. Bides
C. C. Haworth
Ross Sigman
Bob Wingate
Donald Clements
Bunn W. Hackney
High
Detroit
Betty Holland
Colored News
B. Davis
Murry B. Davis
College of Medicine
Howard University
O. E. Davis
East Washington Street
Davis
Lloyd Miller
Clarence BE. Yokely
Omega Psi Phi
Elizabeth Perry
Teachers’ College
Winston-Salem
Mis. G. L. Meall
Rhodes
Son
Schaffner
Marx and Curlee
Hart, Schaffner and Marx
O’coats
Florsheim Shoe Sale
South Main ST
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