Winders Transferred to Charlotte Area District
Elder R L Winders, district superintendent of the Seventh day Adventist Churches in the Greensboro District, is transferred to the Charlotte District. Elder W B Lawrence of Wilmington will fill Greensboro. Winders preaches farewell January 6 at 3 p m in the Teensboro Church. Winders has served since 1935 and lived in High Point Lexington Thomasville and Greensboro.
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R. L. Winders
Thereensboro
Greensboro
Winston-Salem High Point
Kernersville
Charlotte
Albemarle
Alisbury
Pine Grove
Lawrence
Wilmington
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Elder Winders
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Thomasvile
Greensoro
Uisville
Kentucky
Indiana Academy
Infanapolis
Emmanel
Creomulsion Promised Relief for Coughs and Bronchitis
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent remedy for a three days cough chest colds and chronic bronchitis. It claims quick relief aids rest and sleep and offers a money back guarantee if the user is not satisfied. The product contains beechwood creosote and other medicines and contains no narcotics.
Alfred Duff Cooper to Speak at Duke on Anglo Policy
Alfred Duff Cooper former first lord of the British admiralty will lecture at Duke University at 8 o clock Tuesday evening his topic The Survival of Liberty His wife Lady Diana Cooper actress who appeared in Max Reinhardt production The Miracle accompanies him on the visit Cooper resigned from the British cabinet over the Munich settlement and remains MP for St Georges division Westminster It is expected he may rejoin the cabinet in a future reorganization
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Durham
Alfred Duff Cooper
British Admiralty
Britain
Duke University
Diana Cooper
Diana Manners
Max Reinhardt
Chamberlain
Munich
Duff Cooper
St. George's
Westminister
Sharpe resigns as North Carolina state news head
Bill Sharpe plans to leave the state news bureau to return to newspaper work in Winston-Salem. Robert L. Thompson will succeed him as head of the bureau, while Sharpe’s resignation takes effect February 25. Thompson will resign as governor Hoey’s secretary between February 15 and March 1 and keep the same 24 500 salary.
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Raleigh
Bill Sharpe
Nation
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Robert L. Thompson
Hoey
Sharpe
Thompson
Adventist minister extols district support after transfer
Elder Winders thanks local business people and church members for cooperation during his tenure in Benton Harbor and across his district. Elder Lawrence, formerly in Wilmington, arrives after a life including missionary work in South America and leading a large Seventh day Adventist church in Orlando, Florida.
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Benton Harbor
Winders
Lawrence
Wilmington
South America
Orlando
Florida
Notable Leaders to Honor North Carolina Convocation
The Greensboro interdenominational convocation will feature Rev. Harry C. Munro of the International Council of Religious Education addressing on January 17 and guiding two afternoon institutes January 17 and 18. Dr. Munro will chair a committee for a regional United Christian Adult Movement conference with officials from multiple states in attendance.
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North Carolina
Greensboro
Harry C. Munro
International Council of Religious Education
Chicago
Ill
Munro
United Christian Adult Movement
United States
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Kentucky
Maryland
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lexington, N.C
Negro killer hunted by Mississippi farmers and guards
In Meadville Mississippi more than 100 farmers and 36 National Guardsmen combed Homo Chitto National Forest after two Black suspects known as Red and Oklahoma killed Hillard Hall and wounded two Shells. A mob fear prompted Governor Hugh White to deploy troops under Adjutant General John A O Keefe.
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National
Homochitto National Forest
Here
John A. O'Keefe
Hugh White
Red
Oklahoma
Hillard Hall
Philip Shell
J. W. Shell
Knoxville
Herring
Tuskegee
Norfolk broker dies in electric chair for wife’s asphyxiation
James C. Abdell, a Norfolk merchandise broker, was executed in the state penitentiary for the 20 month old slaying of his wife by asphyxiation. His last minute appeals failed to stay the sentence. He was strapped in the chair and pronounced dead at 7 45 a m witnessing witnesses, the superintendent, and a surgeon.
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Richmond
James C. Abdell
Norfolk
Price
Atlantic Ocean Cables and Pioneers Who Spanned the Sea
UNCLE RAY recounts the rise of ocean telegraphy from Morse to Cyrus Field. It tracks the 1850s efforts to lay cables, the multiple breakages, and the eventual success in 1866. The piece notes early crossings, brief Civil War silence, and today’s global lines from North America to Europe Asia and Australia.
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Samuel F. B. Morse
Washington
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Cyrus W. Field
Atlantic Telegraph Company
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Ireland
Irish
Mid-Ocean
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Buchanan
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Europe
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Australia
Asia
Uncle Ray
Hollywood Gossip Brims With Courtroom Headlines
In Hollywood news from January 5, Flora Finch died of blood poisoning and pneumonia at over 70. Alice Day won a court order for $150 monthly support from her ex husband Jack B. Cohn. Charlotte Buford Lieberman seeks temporary alimony of $445 while divorcing Donald K. Lieberman. Myrtle R Hoffman challenges plagiarism claim over Sweet Leilani. Margaret Fillmore’s will leaves $12,000 mainly to a former maid and her sister Mary Miles Minter. Retsama Film Co signs Mae Murray Claire Windsor and Geraldine Spreckels.
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Flora Finch
Alice Day
Jack B. Cohn
Charlotte Buford Lieberman
Donald K. Lieberman
Richard K. Ince
Thomas Ince
Bing Crosby
Harry Owens
Paramount Pictures, Inc
Myrtle R. Hoffman
Sweet Leilani
Margaret Fillmore
Mary Miles Minter
Charlotte Shelby
Elsie Brosten
Fillmore
Retsama Film Company
Mae Murray
Claire Windsor
GeraldineSpreckels
Liverpool war widows seek aid as football girls face hardship
Thrown out of work by the war 15 000 football poor girls of Liverpool may seek government aid while Eire conducts an anti profiteering drive.
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Liverpool
England
Eire
McKenney on Bridge by WMEB America Card Authority
A brief feature highlights WMEB airing McKenney on Bridge as a national authority on contract bridge. The column notes the program's authority and audience reach, emphasizing expert insights and strategic play.
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WMEB
McKenney
America’s Card Authority
National champion Crawford wins third straight team title
John R. Crawford of Philadelphia, 25, Life Master, defended his national open team of four championship in Pittsburgh after a Florida honeymoon, securing a third consecutive title with precise play that developed hearts before trump ruin. A game saving bid highlighted the hand.
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Pittsburgh
John R. Crawford
Philadelphia
Florida
Three Farm Boys Win One-Year Scholarships at NC State
In Raleigh on January 5 three farm youths Joe Sanderson Wayne County Way Abel Haywood County and Milton Thomas Rowan County received one year scholarships to North Carolina State College for top 4-H Club livestock work. The awards were presented at a ceremony opening the January term of the Fourth U S Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Raleigh
Joe Sanderson
Wayne County
Way Abel
Haywood County
Milton Thomas
Rowan County
N. C. State College
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Portrait of Judge E Yates Webb to be unveiled
In Charlotte on January 6 a portrait of Federal Judge E Yates Webb of Shelby will be unveiled at the courthouse ceremony. Webb has served on the bench in the region and his portrait presentation marks a significant honor from local and state legal circles.
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Charlotte
E. Yates Webb
Shelby
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