Rails Hit High Spot In Otherwise Quiet Market
New York January 4 A strong rail group boosted a quiet stock day with express gains while most others lagged. The Associated Press average dipped slightly though rails reached a 1935-36 high. mixed results across carriers and heavy industrials showed some notable price moves.
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New York
Congress
Wall Street
Associated Press
Santa Fe
Chesapeake Corp
Pennsylvania
Great Northern
Atlantic Coast Line
Union Pacific
Chrysler
American Can
General Motors
U. S. Steel
American Tobacco
American Smelting
Westinghouse
Douglas
United Alficraft
Bethlehem
Wildlife management principles from Soil Conservation Service
R. D. Mast of Guilford county urges location tailored wildlife plans, warns against disrupting nature balance, and stresses farm cooperation. He defines wildlife management as producing sustained land yields for recreation and calls for coordinated effort among agencies to preserve outdoor life and sportsmanship.
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R. D. Mast
Soil Conservation Service
Guilford County
Mr. Mast
Wildlife Division
The
E A King Funeral This Afternoon
Funeral services for E A King aged 60 well known traveling man who died Friday while on business in Summer Illinois will be held this afternoon at 8 o clock from the residence 413 Edgedale Drive. Dr W A Lambeth pastor Wesley Memorial church and Rev H N Bowne emeritus of St Marys Episcopal church will conduct with pallbearers from Marietta Paint and Color Company where he worked for most of the past eighteen years. Interment will be in Oakwood Memorial Park.
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E. A. King
Sumeer
8. C
Edgedale Drive
W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Church
H. N. Bowne
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
King
Marietta Paint and Color Company
Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Sunday Services and New Year Sermon
Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan announces Sunday school at 0:45 A M with A R Tucker as superintendent. At 11 A M a special communion will receive new members. Evening service at 7:15 features a New Year sermon titled The Summer Is Ended. Wesleyan young people meet at 6 P M led by BR Price.
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A. R. Tucker
Wesleyan Young People
BR. Price
Airplane carriers rely on speed to evade enemy ships
The article notes that aircraft carriers depend on high speed for escape rather than heavy armor, highlighting a strategic preference for mobility over protection in naval warfare.
Christmas visitors and local farewells in Kernersville
Kernersville residents report Christmas travels with returns to home towns including Abington Virginia Baton Rouge Louisiana Jersey City New Jersey Winston Salem and Greensboro. Several attendees also recounting funeral attendance and family visits plus a Round Dozen Bridge Club party at Mrs R C Morris with high score by Dr Francis Fulp and gifts for several members.
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Joe Pinnix
Abington
Max Greenfield
J. M. Greenfield
Baton Rouge
Francis Fulp
Jersey City
N. J
George Fulp
J. R. Paddison
Mt. Airy
Paddison
Will Stockton
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Fred Stockton
Ida Craver
High Point
Odell Flynt
Louise Stanley
Yuletide
Nettie Stanley
James Patterson
Merrell Johnson
Johnson
J. D. Johnson
Manheim
Jewel Benks
Bridge Club
Round Dozen
R. C. Morris
Cherry Street
J. Blackwell
Paul Nash
Jim Spears
George Bellamy
Gilmer Smith
J. T. Justice, Sr
Ralph R. Fagg
B. P. Whitaker
Charlotte
Briane Maultsby
Katharine Davis
Cots Donated to West End and Mechanicsville Nurseries
Officials of the nursery schools at West End and Mechanicsville thanked local National Guard units for donating cots. Third Battalion Combat Train Battery E provided the cots to both schools, aiding their facilities.
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West End
Mechanicsville
National Guard
Third Battalion Combat Train
Battery E
Skinne pupils in a BBerlin aon indoor chute lessons
A report notes pupils at a Berlin indoor facility learning to use a chute for a BBerlin activity. The article describes basic instruction and safety measures for students practicing the sport indoors.
Burkehead Siler wedding announced in Asheboro area
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Clara Burkehead to Colon Siler, consummated Tuesday December 31. They will reside in Asheboro after returning from New York City. A Burnett former chemistry instructor at Hi Point Normal and Industrial Institute visits here and now works in experimental agriculture near Louisville Kentucky.
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Asheboro
Clara Burkehead
Colon Siler
New York City
Burnett
Hi Point Normal and Industrial Institute
Louisville
Miss Gertrude Young Weds Robert Martin
Friends of Miss Gertrude Young daughter of Mrs. E D Dunlap of Leonard street will be interested in the announcement that she and Robert Martin took the marriage vows before Rev. E D Dunlap Friday December 27. They will make their home at 608 Leonard street.
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Gertrude Young
E. D. Dunlap
Leonard Street
Robert Martin
Washington couple visits Hilltop relatives in town
Mr and Mrs Williard H Cook of Washington stayed a few days as house guests of Mr and Mrs Luther B Kearns of Hilltop street. Mr Cook is son of Rev P J Cook former pastor of St Mark s M E church now living in Laurinburg. Mrs Cook formerly Miss Marie Graves of the city. He works at the Washington post office and she runs a beauty culture business. They left Saturday night for the capital city.
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Williard H. Cook
Washington
Luther B. Kearns
Hilltop Street
Mr. Cook
P. J. Cook
St. Mark's M. E. Church
Laurinburg
Cook
Marie Graves
City
Capital
Mrs Ruth Haney and Thurlo Wilson visit Rev Barber family
Mrs Ruth Haney and her son Thurlo Wilson, who have been visiting Rev. and Mrs J A Barber during the holidays, have returned home.
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Ruth Haney
Thurlo Wilson
J. A. Barber
Clemson Tigers to meet NCS in Raleigh Monday
Colleger Station Rake Eigh January 4 Clemson traveling Tiger basketball team, returning from Charlottesville, Va, will stop in Raleigh for a Monday night game with North Carolina State in Frank Thompson gym. State freshmen start the bill after the Carolina Power and Light game. Clemson, on a southern conference strong run, is expected to arrive tomorrow afternoon for the season opener on the 1936 schedule.
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Colleger
Rake Eigh
Clemson
Tiger
Charlottesville
North Carolina State
Frank Thompson
State
Carolina Power Am Light
Tigers
Cville
Gus Tebell
Ca Llers
High Amon Southern
Jose Davis
Af Clem
Great Channels of Communication Tribute to Radio Era
A concise tribute to the role of radio in American life, praising newspapers and magazines for recognizing radio as a vital factor in modern communication and society. It emphasizes the growing partnership between print media and broadcasting in shaping public discourse.
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Philco
America
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