City Elementary Schools Maintain High Standards Across District
Seven local elementary schools educate 4218 students from ages six and up and aim to keep every building on the state accredited list. Miss Morgenthaler, elementary supervisor, outlines curriculum from home life to United States history, with plans to relieve overcrowding at Emma Blair and Cloverdale by next fall.
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High Point
Edna Morgenthaler
T. Wingate Andrews
United States
Johnson Street
Emma Blair
Fourth Ward
Cloverdale
Duke University
Lake Junaluska
Miss Morgenthaler
Evanston
Ill
California
South
North Carolina
Wonderful Konjola Praised By Crofton Man
Ellis Durham of Crofton reports relief from years of stomach pain gas bloating and night urine frequency after using Konjola. He says two bottles improved his health and kidney symptoms, attributing his recovery to the medicine sold at Mann No. 1 Drug Store in High Point and by area druggists.
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Ellis Durham
Crofton
High Point
Mann No. 1
Fireworks Regulated Rome Clandestine Makers Punished
In Rome a crackdown on illegal fireworks production leads to severe penalties as authorities enforce strict Italian regulations against unsanctioned manufacture and distribution of pyrotechnic devices.
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Rome
Italy
Air Pressure at Sea Level Exceeds One Ton per Square Foot
A fragment notes air pressure at sea level being more than a ton per square foot. The statement suggests immense atmospheric weight but lacks context, dates, or sources.
Radio Network Schedule Highlights for January 6
Radio listings across networks WERAF WABC WOR and WIZ detail primetime programs and orchestras. Notable entries include 7:00 Musketeers and 8:00 Concert Orchestra with soloists on WERAF and 7:00 Mountainville on WABC, with many cross-network exchanges and hourlong music and talk blocks.
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WERAF
New York
NBC
WCAE
WWJ
WTAG
Musketeers
World Today
WJAR
WCSH
WFJ
WRC
WGR
WFJC
WSAL
WBT
WSB
WJIAX
WSAI
WHK
WEBI
WDE
WBRG
WCAC
WKBW
WLAC
WLBW
WJAS
Voices of Filmland
WADC
WNAC
WMAQ
WKRC
WGHPE
WCAU
WSPD
WAIU
WBRE
WDOD
Sleary & George
WMAK
WLEW
WEKAN
WEBL
WMAL
WCAO
WGHP
WEAN
WFBL
WFERL
WWNC
WABC
WJZ
NBC Chain
Mormon
WBAL
WSM
KDKA
WAPI
Smith Gailew
Amos
Andy
WBZ
WHAM
WJR
CKGW
KYW
WLW
WIR
Guy Fraser Harrison
WRVA
WIOD
WHAS
Empire Builders
Slumber
Baltimore
W1iz
WTIC
Hartford
WEAF
WOR
Newark
Rutgers University
the Empire
Travelers
Troopers
Kee
Moonbeams
Philadelphia
Furriers
Kdka Pittsburgh
WIZ
WJIZ
Don Bester
Louisville
H. BE. Murphy
WSM Nashville
WIZ & Weaf
Weaf & Wiz
WRVA_ Richmond
Wm. Byrd
Unemployment Report Shows Modest Fall in Fifth District
In November there was some unemployment across nearly all worker classes in the Fifth Federal Reserve district but it was not unusually severe for the season. Outdoor work declined seasonally while efforts to spur spring construction grow in several cities. A $65 million South Carolina road bond was delayed by a constitutional challenge, stalling anticipated labor demand.
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Richmond
Fifth Federal Reserve District
Fifth District Bank
South Carolina
Charters Granted In North Carolina
Four new certificates of incorporation filed in Raleigh today include Griffin Shoe Company Incorporated based in Greenville to deal in shoes and hosiery. Other entities listed enter lines of business and specify authorized capital and corporate details.
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Raleigh
Griffin Shoe Company, Incorporated
Greenville
Capital stock and subscribers listed for local firms
Capital stock totals $10,000 with subscribed $3,100 by E W Griffin Mrs L W Griffin and J M Cobb of Greenville Harlee Adjustment Company of Charlotte authorized capital stock $100,000 subscribed $1,000 by D H Covington G H Covington and O B Brodie of Charlotte Paul and Crymes Incorporated of Charlotte authorized capital stock $75,000 subscribed $300 by A D Paul W W Crymes and F A Hipp of Charlotte
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Capital
E. W. Griffin
L. W. Griffin
J. M. Cobb
Greenville
Harlee Adjustment Company
Charlotte
D. H. Covington
G. H. Covington
O. B. Brodie
Paul and Crymes, Incorporated
A. D. Paul
W. W. Crymes
F. A. Hipp
Fifth District business failures drop in November
Richmond report notes 98 business failures in November 1929 in the Fifth Federal Reserve district, with liabilities totaling 1.91 million dollars. This compares to 104 failures in November 1928 and shows a sharp decline from 1928 levels, while the national figure rose 28 percent from November 1928.
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Richmond
Fifth Federal Reserve District
Fifth District Bank
UNC's Smallest Student Billy Arthur Enrolls at Chapel Hill
Billy Arthur known as One Yard of Fun in vaudeville and radio has enrolled as UNC winter quarter student, coming from Charlotte Central High School. Once a minstrel show organizer and WBT performer, he toured with Keith and Loew circuits, later serving as Charlotte baseball mascot and sports editor for his high school paper. He plans to pursue journalism at the university.
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Chapel Hill
Billy Arthur
University of North Carolina
Billy
University
Charlotte Central High School
Keith
Atlanta
Richmond
Memphis
Loew
North
Canada
New York
Philadelphia
Toronto
Ottawa
WBT
Charlotte
North Carolina
Charlotte Central High
Charlotte News
The
Baptist Churches and Services in Thomasville Area
Directory lists multiple churches with pastors and weekly schedules. Includes First Baptist North Main, Veirmont, Southside, Green Street, Mechanicsville, West End, North Park, Church of God, Catholic St Edward's, First Christian, Episcopal Saint Mary's, Christian Science, Calvary MBE, Highland, Archdale, Wesleyan, First M P, English Street, Welch Memorial, Lebanon, Salvation Army, First Baptist and others in town with service times and Sunday school details.
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Christian Science Christian Science
North Main Street
New Broadhurst
Colored Churches Network Ad & Schedule
Local religious listings for First Baptist Corner East Washington and Hobson streets St Stephen’s A M E Zion and Home Church League details Saint Mark’s Methodist and Presbyterian and Calvary Baptist Church outline service times Sunday schools, pastors, superintendents, end with prayer meetings and weekly programs.
Local church listings show weekly services and schools
Emmanuel Lutheran and Friends churches publish Sunday school at 9:30 to 10:15 a.m. Worship times vary 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Luther Leagues and Christian Endeavor meet in the evenings. Oak Hill, Springfield, and Wesley Memorial ministers list pastors, superintendents, and cottage prayer meetings among regular services and midweek gatherings.
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Friends
Main Street
Tom A. Sykes
Horace C. Hayworth
Brotherhood
Archdale Friends
Reuben J Payne
Oscar L. Mc Campbell
Christian Endeavor
Springfield
Methodist Episcopal Wesley Memorial
John W Moore
W. B. McEwen
Epworth League
South Main
A. L. Aycock
J. W. Clinard
Local church announcement of prayers and services
The notice lists worship at 7 30 on Wednesday and other services in multiple churches. It includes Pilgrim Hevy O Lo Ruth as pastor, and J I Goins and R L Erickson as pastors or evangelists. Sunday schools and preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm are noted.
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Pilgrim
Hevy O. Lo Ruth
Jesse Jennings
Young People’s Society
Pentecostal
Highland Avenue
J. F. Goins
J. L. Oham
Evening services and activities at multiple city churches
Emanuel Baptist Church at Price and Leonard streets invites all for a 6 p m prayer service and 7 30 p m evening services led by Rev Melton with Sunday school at 10 a m. Roosevelt Miller superintendent. St Luke's at Leonard and Walnut holds 11 a m preaching and 12 noon Sunday school led by Rev J E Shuflet. Brooks Memorial M E Church on Fairview street offers 9 30 a m Sunday school 6 45 p m Epworth League and 11 a m and 3 p m sermons.
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Baptist First Baptist
North Main Street
T. C. Johnson
K. Tate
Church of God Chaarcd of God
Asheboro — Street
W.M. J. Preston
Blair St
W. E. Hitchett
Young People’s Meeting
First Christian Church
Tryon
West Green Streets
L. G. Gardiner
J. M. Allred
North Hamilton Street
Episcopal
Calvary
Epworth League
West View
Calvary M. E
Archdale M. E
S. M Jones
Wesleyan Methodist First
Wesleyan Methodist
C. Connor
Newton and Meadows Streets
Methodist Protestant First M. P
North Main
Richardson Streets
Farmer
Lester Ballard
English Street
Geo. L. Reynolds
W. T. Kennedy
J A. Lee
L. F. Honeycutt
Inez Reynolds
Goebel
Ladies Aid
C. E
Welch Memorial M. P
Mangum
Lake Streets
Geo. L. Curry
C. W. Hoover
Christian Endeavor
Lebanon M. P
Edward Suits
J. W. Montgomery
Vera Hedgecock
Reformed First Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
M. F. Crooks
First Baptist
Washington
Hobson Streets
F. R. Mason
S. S. Whitted
H. M. Kirkpatrick
St. Stephen's A. M. EE. Zion Church
C. W. Carver
D. D
W. B. Steele
Home Church League
Women’s Memorial A. M
East Washington St
L. W. Easterling
E. League
St. Mark’s
H. L. Ashe
W. M. Holt
T. A. Brower
Calvary Baptist Church
Vail
Hilltop Streets
C. L. Mathews
Saint Paul Holiness Church
Pearson Street
O. C. Crone
Dol. K. Shaw
Jane Willoughby
Melton
Emanuel Baptist Church
Price and
Leonard Streets
GG. W. Buckrham
Roosevelt Miller
Sisters’ Prayer
St. Luke’s
Leonard and
Walnut
Greensboro Leads Fifth District In November Construction
Greensboro North Carolina reported a total of 656791 in new and altered construction in November, the best district showing among 33 reporting cities. The Fifth District total was 5251464, with Huntington West Virginia leading by percentage gain at 287.3 percent but a lower overall valuation.
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Richmond
Greensboro
N. C
Federal Reserve District
Reserve Bank
North Carolina
Huntington
W. V
Salisbury
High Point
Fifth District
Elity of
Washington
Cotton goods market eases after light week in New York
Cotton goods closed quiet in New York after a week of light sales. Tickings ease with several blanket items to be opened next week for fall. More inquiry noted for some specialty lines of fine goods. Raw silk unchanged and silk and wool goods quiet.
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Cotton
New York
Origin of Mustache Custom Traced to Spain’s Reconquest
A historic note attributes the origin of wearing mustaches to the period when Christians fought to reclaim Spain from the Moors, marking a stylistic habit tied to that era's conflicts and cultural shifts.
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Spain
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