High Point College Hosts Youth Crusade Mission
High Point College will host a Campus Crusade mission February 8 to 10 led by Rev. Thomas Hawkins, with Louisburg College dates February 6 and 7. The event is part of a 70 campus nationwide effort by the Methodist Episcopal Church South to engage college youth with the church’s evangelistic program during February and March. Hawkins, Yale Divinity School graduate and former Wesley Foundation director at the University of Virginia, will speak alongside noted church educators and leaders guiding the campus missions.
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Methodist Episcopal Church, South
High Point College
G. I. Humphreys
Hawkins
Yale Divinity School
William and Mary College
Wesley Foundation
University of Virginia
Louisburg College
Louisburg
N. C
Board of Christian Education
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Paul B. Kern
Harvey C. Brown
Walter Towner
Nashville
N. C. McPherson
Sexton and Scott to Speak at Labor Rally
G. D. Sexton vice president of the North Carolina State Federation of Labor and S. H. Scott representative of the Tobacco Workers International Union will address garment workers at the Labor Temple tonight at 7 30 oclock. Everett Morris secretary of the central labor union says the meeting is open to the public.
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G. D. Sexton
North Carolina
Palm Trees Donated to 1939 California World’s Fair Exposition
Two giant palm trees from Treasure Island were donated to the Exposition by Bishop John J. Mitty. The trees were among 4 000 palm trees used to beautify the fair site and will enhance the display at the 1939 California World's Fair.
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Treasure Island
John J. Mitty
Million And Half May Be Lost By Cuts
Raleigh faced a potential revenue shortfall of about 1.46 million annually as the Finance Committee teeters between cutting intangible local revenue and resisting higher beer taxes while railroads gain relief and state tuition remains unchanged. If expenditures rise and highway diversions are counted, the budget could swing into a larger deficit, threatening a balanced budget for 1940-41.
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Henry Averill Raleigh
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Insomniac City Dwelling After Sixth Avenue L Removal
The removal of New York’s Sixth Avenue L trains upended daily life for nearby residents. Insomnia, sensitivity to light, and mass relocation followed as the once-noisy route fell silent. A penthouse caller blamed the change on the loss of the tram’s familiar rhythm.
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New York
6Th Avenue
Convict Sues Forsyth Prison Superintendent Over Freezing Incident
Dallas Barr an 18 year old convict sues Forsyth county prison farm former superintendent E A Moser for 25000 damages claiming his feet were frozen while confined in a solitary cell and shackled for a week during a four month larceny sentence.
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Winston-Salem
Dallas Barr
Forsyth County
E. A. Moser
Barr
Engineers Gather for North Carolina Institute at State College
Eighty surveyors from across North Carolina will attend a three day engineering institute at State College beginning Monday. The event is led by Dean Blake R. Van Leer and Edward W. Ruggles of the College Extension Division.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State College
School of Engineering
Blake R. van Leer
College Extension Division
Edward W. Ruggles
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