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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1930

Page

3

Rural Churches Get Ministers In North Carolina Plan

Fifty eight assistant pastors serve rural Methodist churches across North Carolina this summer under the Duke Endowment rural church division. The program, begun five years ago, expands church leadership and trains teachers through Cokesbury institutes and training schools, with 100 training sessions planned for about 2,000 teachers, aided by Duke University faculty and endowment funds.

Durham North Carolina Methodist Episcopal Church, South Duke Endowment Duke University School of Religion Duke L. L. Gobbel Paul Evans Cokesbury J. M. Ormond Rural Life Department Duke University P. N. Garber Duke School of Religion C. J. Amrens Kitty Hawk S. M. Atkins Fayetteville R. J. Barker Kenansville H. S. Austin Pikeville Lee Barnett Jefferson R. J

One Armed Convict Escapes from North Carolina Prison

Otto Wood, a one arm escapee, breaks from the North Carolina state prison in Raleigh for the fourth time in six years. He vowed to quit after a prior “Death Row” period but struck again, using a smuggled gun to flee with a fellow inmate through the main gate. Authorities pursue him across several states as he cared for a prison yard zoo and received fan mail from admirers.

NEA Service Raleigh Otto Wood North Carolina O. Max Gardner Wood Houdini Terre Haute Ind Bill Campbell America Campbell Indiana Ohio Virginia Tennessee

Errorgram Corrections on Napoleon Statements

The notes correct five points about Napoleon including defeat at Waterloo and death at St Helena. It also addresses a missing horse ear, Ban uniform cap, and a scrambled word AC CELERATOR.

Napoleon Waterloo St. Helena Elba

Summer gifts for college girls slippers shoe jackets

Use your summer leisure to craft little shoe jackets for party slippers. Cut pattern from a slipper to fit snugly over each shoe with front snappers or draw strings. Include a padded toe-tree for shape and soft pretty materials to please the recipient.

When Sue Faces a Complex Evening Engagement Dilemma

In a social gathering, Sue muses on an unspoken question about Jack and Barbara. The group plans a Spanish play at a factory club, sparking thoughts on who will accompany whom and the rules of engagement for the night.

Jack Barbara Sue Jean Brady Harry Jean

Night at the mill party alters plans for Jack and Barbara

In a chilly city night Sue and Jack attend a stage show while relationships tense. Barbara asks to go home with Jack, who declines, citing another plan. The scene shifts to Ted Merryman’s forthcoming perspective.

Sue Jack Ted Sarah Grace Jimmy Harry Corrinne Jean Brady Barbara

Metals More Valuable Than Gold Said to Number Eight

A claim circulates that eight or nine metals exceed gold in value, with no authoritative list provided. The statement notes several candidates yet lacks verifiable rankings or formal confirmation, leaving the assertion unsubstantiated.

A Long Tramp Walks Canada From Toronto

Katherine Trevelyan set out on a walking tour of Canada carrying a folding tent and supplies. In eight days she traveled 300 miles on foot, walking the entire distance toward her aim.

Toronto Katherine Trevelyan Canada

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