Ibert Woltz Taken By Death
RALBPIGH June 1. Alert Edgar Woltz 63 senior auditor for the State Revenue Department and former state legislator died at a hospital in Raleigh. He served in the House in 1921 1923 and 1927 and in the Senate 1923 1926 author of the state school equalization law and a member of the state board of equalization 1927 1933. Funeral at 6 Sunday at Dobson Methodist Church burial in Dobson Cemetery. Survived by widow Daisy Mackie Woltz two sons John Henry Early Woltz Raleigh and William Kingsbury Woltz Bayonne N J three daughters Mrs Wilber Hoke Currie Carthage Mrs Holcombe Tucker Green Atlanta Ga and Miss Ruth Woltz Raleigh six grandchildren.
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Ralbpigh
Edgar Woltz
State Revenue Department
General Assembly
Gastonia
Aospital
Woltz
Dobson
John Reins
Louisa Kingsbury Woltz
House of Representatives
State Senate
State Board of Equalization
University of North Carolina
University
Woman's College
University of North Carolina At
Greensboro
Dobson Methodist Church
Dobson Cemetery
Daisy Mackie Woltz
John Henry Early Woltz
Raleigh
William Kingsbury Woltz
Bayonne
N. J
Wilber Hoke Currie
Carthage
Holcombe Tucker Green
Atlanta, Ga
Ruth Woltz
Dark and light coat shifts in antelope jack rabbit note
Descriptions note the antelope jack rabbit changing fur shade by contracting side muscles. The text attributes a quote to Ralph Waldo Emerson defining a great story as one that evokes both tears and laughter.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Children of Confederacy Convention Heads to Statesville
The fourth annual North Carolina Division convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will be in Statesville June 6 and 7 with the Davis Centennial chapter as host. State officers, awards, scholarships, and social events are planned, including a luncheon, theatre party, and banquet at the Vance Hotel.
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the Children of the Confederacy
North Carolina
Statesville
Davis Centennial Chapter
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. Y. Kerr
Vanceville
C. of C
C. of C., Will Be the Presiding Officer. State C. of C
Mary Alice King
Winston Salem
Helen Price
Dunn
Helen May Harper
LeGrange
Patricia Telms
Durham
Sarah Bell Thompson
Graham
Bettie Hennesse
Salisbury
Elizabeth Newton
Greensboro
Mary Forney Duval
Whiteville
Katherine Simpson
Monroe
Mary Ann Bristol
Betty Jean Bryant
Mary Holmes
Katherine Hudson
Vance Hotel
Ralph Sherrill
Brookdale
Children of the Confederacy
J. Wesley Jones
John W. Wallace
Lazenby
Bonner Knox
Kathrine Hudson
Carolyn Winberry
Evelyn Bunch
Betty Jean Lazenby
Edith Allison
Betty Allison
Mary Lazenby
Peggy Holmes
Mary Helen Holmes
Nancy White
Carolyn Bristol
Mary Grier
Beth Deaton
J. E. Lambeth
Thomasville
Stonewall Jackson
Charlotte
Queen's College
Abel A. Shuford
Hickory
Catawba County
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Jefferson Davis
Montgomery
Ala
88th Duke Commencement Opens With Chapel Events
Duke University marks its eighty eighth commencement second day as the chapel serves as meeting and inspiration site. Trustees alumni seniors and visitors attend a varied schedule while the new gymnasium will host Monday gatherings including the address by Dr William Allan Neilson and the graduating exercises.
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Durham
Duke University
Duke
William Allan Neilson
Smith College
Page Auditorium
Reds Oppose Defense Plan at Communist Nominating Convention
New York date June 1 The Communist Party of the United States adopts a 1940 campaign platform opposing Roosevelt defense policy and backing the Soviet peace policy. About two thousand delegates nominate Earl Browder for president and James W Ford for vice president, repeat 1936 tickets. Browder to deliver acceptance speech via NBC MBS hookup and CBS tomorrow. The party calls for no war spending and seeks to tax the rich to bear the crisis. A bid to block Browder broadcasts to FCC was raised but denied. Also explains vaccine origin and Manitoba cheese production data for 1938.
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New York
Communist Party of the United
Congress
John Williamson
Cleveland
Browder
NBC
MBS
CBS
John J. O'Connor
FCC
Washington
Final address as awards given at luncheon program
President W. P. Few delivered his final address to the students as a class group at the luncheon. Dean William H. Wannamaker distributed medals and prizes for the academic year. Nancy Louise Raper of Lexington received the woman's college athletic award.
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W. P. Few
William H. Wannamaker
Nancy Louise Raper
Lexington
Woman's College Athletic Award
Trees and human life compare in tree growth and health
An extended reflection draws parallels between trees and people from youth to old age. It notes signs of vigor such as leaf color and twig growth, while aging trees show brittleness and slower wound healing, needing attentive care similar to aging humans. It ends with a railway meals statistic.
England duties boost rose culture growth
The number of persons engaged in rose culture in England rose from 500 to more than 2000 after the country imposed a duty on imported roses.
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England
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L. Proctor
J. B. Petty
Bill Foster
Barber Shop
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Burrus Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing
P. E
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New England Mutual
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N. C
Oldest Chartered Life Insurance Company
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Children of Confederacy
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High Point College
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Elizabethtown
Fiora MacDonald Collefie
William G. Thorn
Enfield
General Board of Education
Patricia Mauney
Asheville
Brenau College
Gainesville
Jane Stentz
Waynesville
Intermont College
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Blanche Moore Berry
Hertford
Lambeth
J. D. Bivins
Albe
Communist Party
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Manitoba
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J. C. Turner
W. M. Isaac Fidler
Carolina Exterminating Co
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Bedford Sales Company
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DIAL
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