McGuinness Installed as Raleigh Diocese's Second Bishop
Most Rev. Eugene J. McGuinness was installed as Raleigh Diocese's second bishop in Sacred Heart Cathedral Raleigh. Cardinal Dougherty and 16 bishops attended along with 28 monsignors and about 200 clergy in a grand procession marking a historic ceremony for North Carolina's Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene J. McGuinness
Raleigh
Sacred Heart
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Archibishop
Philadelphia
North Carolina
McGuinness
William J. Hafey
Scranton
Hafey
Sacred Heart of Jesus
Christ
Insurance Men Plan Meeting In Greensboro Jan 12
A large portion of the High Point Life Underwriters association plans to attend a statewide life insurance one day Sales Congress in Greensboro on Wednesday January 12. The program features nationally known speakers including Holgar J. Johnson John A Witherspoon James H. Eveson and Alva M. Lumpkin with North Carolinians Wallace Wade Dan C. Boney and Julian Price also on the slate. A talking picture Making a Sales Presentation Stay Presented is included. The event opens at 10 a.m. and ends at 4 30 p.m. at the Jefferson Standard building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Life Underwriters Association
Greensboro
W. Page Harris
North Carolina Council of Life Underwriters
Harris
Holgar J. Johnson
Pittsburgh
Sioner
Julian Price
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Borden and Busse
New York University
Life Insurance Sales Research Bureau
Gboro
Jefferson Shard
Ford Rehearing Plea Denied by Labor Board
Detroit Jan 6 The National Labor Relations Board found Ford Motor Co violated the Wagner Act and denied a rehearing. Ford promptly notified the Detroit office it would not comply with provisions including rehiring 29 workers accused of union activity while insisting it would obey the Act in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Co
United States Court of Appeals
NLRB
Washington
Ford
Office of the Board
Ford Company
Happy relief from painful backache
An advertisement extols kidneys as Nature’s waste filters and claims Doan’s Pills remove poisonous waste from blood. It promotes relief from backache headaches night pains and general ache through improved kidney function, citing long reliability and large consumer use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
NLRB Seeks Court Action to Enforce Ford Order
The National Labor Relations Board claimed the company exceeded authority by trying to block union activity at Ford. It filed for an appellate order to enforce a wage reinstatement for 29 workers and to post the order at plant sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NLRB
Washington
Court of Appeals
Michigan
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Ford
St. Louis
Kansas City
Detroit
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Ford Motor Co
Panay attack pictures to be shown at Paramount Theatre
Norman Alley presents three reels of the Panay attack and sinking on stage at the Paramount with the feature submarine P-1. The footage, shot aboard the Panay, shows the attack, wounded, survivors, and sinking, and Washington received copies for government records. The Charlotte News calls the pictures the greatest historical pictures ever made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Alley
Panay
Paramount Theatre
Pat O'Brien
Georg Brent
We Panay
Washington
U. S&8
Uncle Sam
Bisk
Charlotte News
Millet as Feed and Flour Global Staple
Millet is cultivated as hay and silage in the United States and serves as a major flour source for about a third of the world. It supports daily bread production and sustains diverse agricultural economies worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rites Held for V V Horney
Funeral services for Vergil V. Horney 69 of High Point route one were held at Deep River Friends church with Rev. Joseph Peele and Rev. Murray Johnson officiating. Interment followed in Deep River cemetery. He is survived by wife Dora Matthews two sons H W and W W Horney Jr both of Badin one daughter Ruth Horney of Brown Summit two brothers Will and A B Horney and one sister Mrs Walter Murphy of Salisbury. He was a Deep River Friends member and longtime miller with his brother before turning to farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergil V. Horney
High Point
Route One
Deep River Friends Church
Joseph Peele
Murray Johnson
Deep River Cemetery
Jesus
Dewitt Jackson
Spencer Murphy
Franklin Bridges
Phillip Jackson
Shober Jackson
Tandy Bundy
Mr. Horney
Guilford County
Henry W
Elizabeth Welch Horney
Dora Matthews
H. W
W. W. Horney
Badin
Ruth Horney
Brown Summit
Will
A. B. Horney
Walter Murphy
Salisbury
Guilford Council No. 23
Professional Men's Club Opens New Year at Hoover Residence
The High Point Professional Men's club met at Walter Hoover's home on Crawford Street Tuesday evening for its first session of the year. The agenda centered on a special committee report and an informal discussion followed by a Professor Quiz question and answer session for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Walter Hoover
Crawford Street
Progress Circle No 1 Met At Mrs Nancy Allen Home
The Progressive Circle No 1 of St Stephen AME Zion met Monday evening at 208 North Street with Mrs Daisy Brown presiding. Refreshments were served to a list of members and the next meeting is set for 305 Reid Street at Mrs B Allen Steele's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Circle No. 1
St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion
Nancy Allen
North Street
Daisy Brown
Leona Steele
Octavia Leak
Sarah Peggins
Mary A
B. Allen Steele
Reid Street
Stephen Senior Choir Meetings At Strong Home
The St Stephen A M E Zion senior choir held its Tuesday evening business session at Mr and Mrs L M Strongs home on Kivett drive. After the meeting attendees played games and the hostess served a tempting repast to listed members and visitors.
Hethel Church of God Meeting Delayed Return
Bishop K. Mingo, founder of the recently opened Hethel Church of God, announced his sermons will be the same as previously announced and that he has complete charge of the church after the Monday opening was postponed to Wednesday evening at 600 Fast High Street Rethel Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hethel Church of God
Rethel
Panay bombing pictures at Paramount theater balcony
The colored balcony at the Paramount theater will be open Friday for the matinee and evening showing of the Panay bombing pictures and a regular feature. Hugh Smart, manager, announced the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Paramount Theater
Hugh Smart
Local visitors return to Gastonia and Mt Gilead homes
Miss Vaughan and Dorothy, along with Herman Jones and Robert L. Ford, have returned to their Gastonia home after visiting Miss Christine Lealand at 1201 Day Street. Mrs. Lila M. Little of Mt. Gilead is visiting her sister at 1201 Olga Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Dorothy
Herman Jones
Robert L. Ford
Gastonia
Christine Lealand
Day Street
Lila M. Little
Mt. Gilead
Olga Street
Young Peoples Club Meets at Miss Crawford Home
The Young Peoples club of Women's Memorial A M E Church will meet at Miss Odessa Crawford’s home 211 Price Street this evening at 8 o'clock. The board of trustees of the church was mentioned in the notice.
Lake Forest council backs fines for blocking firemen
Chicago area officials in Lake Forest pass a measure to arrest and fine motorists who impede firemen rushing to fires. In Loveland Colorado a safe displays a sign offering free coffee any day the sun is not shining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake Forest
Loveland
Colo
Church Meeting Tonight and Building Committee at Smith Home
The church will meet at the church this evening at seven o'clock. The building committee will meet at the home of Thomas B Smith at 1223 Downing Street at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Smith
Downing Street
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Cough and Chest Cold
A three days cough is a danger signal and Creomulsion pledges quick relief by soothing inflamed membranes and expelling phlegm. The ad asserts refunds if unsatisfied from the first bottle and emphasizes correct branding to ensure genuine product.
5.5.5 Tonic Claims To Boost Skin Health And Energy
An advertisement promotes 5.5.5 Tonic as an internal remedy to strengthen red blood cells restore lost weight increase energy and improve skin health. It promises a natural glow and invites readers to buy the tonic for 85 dollars at any drug store.
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N. C
Charles
England
Labor Board
Genevieve Owens
Ethel Strouse Sohl
William Barhorst
Belleville
N. J
United Automobile Workers of America
Ford Brotherhood
Coca-Cola
F. Washington
Alley
Bonafide
Ines
Wagger Jewelry CO
Elwood Hotel
V V. Horney
Church Progressive Circle
Bakur’s
Rach
vAnch
Howan Willow
Utica
Cannon
Yand
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