Harvey elected alumnus head of UNC for 1931
C Felix Harvey of Kinston will lead the University of North Carolina General Alumni association for 1931, succeeding W T Shore. Harvey narrowly won after a mail ballot. Kemp P Lewis and William D Carmichael Jr were elected as first and second vice presidents respectively.
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Chapel Hill
Felix Harvey
Kinston
General Alumni Association
University of North Carolina
Central Alumni Office
Harvey
W. T. Shore
Charlotte
Robert M. Hanes
Winston- Salem
Alumni Association
General Alumni Assembly
Kemp P. Lewis
Durham
J. G. Adams
Asheville
William D. Carmichael, Jr
New York City
Carmichael
Tyre C. Taylor
Raleigh
Frank &. Spruill, Jr
Rocky Mount
University Athletic Council
Claude
Who's Who Names Wake Forest Men Across Years
Wake Forest College researchers identify seventy five former Wake Forest students in the 1930 1938 Who's Who in America survey. Dr A C Reid notes the figure may be understated and cites Wake Forest rising in state standing beside UNC after comparing to Lafayette College data.
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Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
A. C. Reid
Reid
Prentice and Kunkel
Lafayette College
Associated Press
Australian Fascisti rises in Sydney movement
SYDNEY. Young men in Australia organize a movement called a new fascisti aimed at creating a virile political force to lift the country from economic low mood. The movement is growing in country districts.
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Sydney
Australia
Library boosts high school circulation in fall 1930
Miss Louise Justice, librarian in charge of circulation at the local high school, reports that 11 870 books were charged during September to December 1930, versus 11 199 in the same period of 1929. The article notes that reference questions drive essential library work and student education.
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Louise Justice
Germany
Shakespeare
Anne Lindbergh
Phi Beta Kappa
Costa Grande
Jiloppy
Community Notes From Deep River Church Events
The Woman's Auxiliary held a strong service led by Rev. Joseph Peele of Guilford College with a Christmas reading. Several locals recoveries and visits are noted including Mrs. T J Jones and Mrs. Rose Bolling? improving. Socials and meetings were scheduled for weekly gatherings and gatherings in Greensboro and Jamestown with various members hosting and visiting.
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Joseph Peele
Guilford College
T. J. Jones
T. A. Smith
Greensboro
D. G. Mebane
John Rockett
Asheville
Rockett
Alberta Williams
Lois. Davis
Ethel Coltrane
Rose Bolling
Cecil Lowe
Woman's Auxiliary
Ruth Horney
Philathea
Woman
Income Tax Talk Aids Taxpayers Survival Of Losses
Editor Seidman opens a series on preparing income tax returns. He notes losses may offset future income under net loss provisions, outlines the shift from complex filing to clearer rules, and previews guidance on who must file returns and how questions will be answered.
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Uncle Sam
Sam
Income Tax Department Reopens with CPA M L Seidman
The newspaper reestablishes its income tax department to aid readers on 1930 returns amid complex laws and changing interpretations. CPA M L Seidman of Seidman and Seidman will answer questions signed by inquirers, with names kept confidential.
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M. L. Seidman
Seidman
State of
New York
National Tax Association
The
Inquirer
whisky production shifts to Mexico from United States
STILL MAKING WHISKY MEXICO CITY The United States continues whisky production for popular consumption but many large pre Prohibition distilleries now operate in Mexico. Ingredients are largely purchased in the United States. Notably the D and M and the D and W distilleries, once based in Kentucky, now operate across the border.
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Mexico
United States
U. S
D and M
D. and W
Kentucky
Bogotá cleans streets to honor Simon Bolivar centennial
Thousands of men in Bogota are given uniform city cleanup work as part of a coordinated effort to reduce unemployment. Each worker participates in a citywide cleanup drive aligned with preparations for the centennial celebration of Simon Bolivar, the national hero of South American nations.
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Bogota
Colombia
Simon Bolivar
Ancient House Remains Unearthed in East Prussia
Remains of an ancient pile dwellers settlement were found in Weblauv district East Prussia. A stone hatchet and several flint knives indicate the site was settled about 4000 years ago.
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Koenigsburg
Weblauv
East Prussia
Many Churches Host Services Across City Today
A roundup of Baptist, Catholic, Lutheran, Episcopal and other churches lists pastors, Sunday schools, and service times. Highlights include First Baptist North Main, Hilliard Memorial on Thomasville Road, Southside Baptist on Highland Avenue, and Grace Street Mission with morning and evening worships.
International Bible Students and Holiness and Pentecostal Services
Radio宣传 Watchtower programs from New York broadcast on WBT and WPTF. Local meetings include International Bible Students at 1184 N Main St with 7:30 pm Bible study and sermons, Reform, Holiness, and Pentecostal services on Sundays and Wednesdays. Church leaders O C Crone, D K Shaw, Rev O L Ruth, Rev T R Howard. All invited.
Colored Churches Mt Zion and First Baptist in city notices
Mt Zion Baptist at 618 Hulda Street lists Sunday school at 10 am with Edgar Leak as superintendent, preaching at 12 pm and 7 30 pm, Y P U at 6 pm led by President Annie Williams, missionary meeting Tuesday, prayer meeting Wednesday, choir practice Thursday, pastor Rev S D Townsend. First Baptist at East Washington and Hobson Streets proclaims A Church That Serves the Community with Dr F R Mason as pastor and S B Whitted Sunday school 9 30 am, services 11 am and 8 pm, B Y P U 6 pm, prayer meeting weekly.
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Friends
Friends — Central
Tom A. Sykes
Horace
Hayworth
Brotherhood
Archdale Friends
Reuben J. Payne
Oscar L. McCampbell
Christian Endeavor
Springfield
C. BE
C. E
North Main
Richardson Streets
R. I. Farmer
English Street
Geo. L. Reynolds
J. A. Robbins
Int. C. E
M. Welch
M. P
Mangum and
Lake Streets
J. R. Anderson
J. W. Hoover
Lebanon M. P
Edward Suits
J. W. Montgomery
Vera Hedgecock
C. F. Womble
Puce
Aca
Suno Shane
Epworth League
West View
Calvary M. E
E. L. Kirk
Archdale
E. M. Jones
F. B. Lindley
Mt. Zion Baptist
Hulda Street
Edgar Leak
Annie Williams
S. D. Townsend
First Baptist
East
Washington and
Hobson Streets
F. R. Mason
S. 8. Whitted
H. M. Kirkpatrick
A. M
W. B. Steele
Church League
Women's Memorial A. M. BE
East Washington Street
Church schedules and notices detail weekly services
A dense list of midweek and Sunday services across multiple churches. Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian and other groups state times for Sunday school at noon or 9:30, morning worship at 11, evening services, Christian Endeavor meetings, Epworth League events, and midweek prayer meetings. Also notes Luther Hour broadcasts and church leagues with specified officers and superintendents.
Research Solves All for New Mood of Coming Years
The American Chemical Society states that research constructed today will ease the low mood of future years. It explains that hidden developments in technical and scientific publications will, ten, twenty, or fifty years from now, form fundamental contributions that spawn new industries and schools of thought.
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New York
American Chemical Society
Society
Stockholders Annual Meeting At The Commercial National Bank
The Commercial National Bank stockholders meet in the Directors Room High Point North Carolina Tuesday January 13 1931 at ten a m to elect Directors and conduct other business. C H Marriner cashier oversees the meeting.
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Commercial National Bank
High Point
N. C
C. H. Marriner
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