Dr Charles H Nabers speaks to Civitan on world of souls
Dr Charles H Nabers pastor of First Presbyterian spoke at the Civitan luncheon at the Felwood hotel on the topic the Biggest Business in the World converting souls to heaven. Guests included Dr G I Humphreys High Point College president Dr R M Andrews retiring president and Dia Millikan of Greensboro. Cecil Marriner led the program and David T Yow won the attendance prize.
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Charles H. Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Civitan Club
Felwood Hotel
G. I. Humphreys
Salisbury
High Point College
R. M. Andrews
Dia Millikan
Greensboro
Cecil Marriner
Dr. Nabers
David T. Yow
Dr Burrus to Speak at Wilson Hospital Commencement
Dr John T. Burrus president of High Point hospital will travel to Wilson this afternoon to deliver the commencement address to the graduating nurses of Carolina Memorial hospital tonight. He travels with Mrs Burrus and Mrs C H Williard who will visit Miss Myrtle Boaz.
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John T. Burrus
High Point Hospital
Wilson
Carolina Memorial Hospital
Burrus
C. H. Williard
Myrtle Boaz
Cannon Declines Jurisdiction Over Political Activities
During testimony on his anti Smith activities Cannon argues the committee oversteps its powers and is politically motivated. He says the Southern Methodist board promotes prohibition by Christian means and that he does not act as a lobbyist nor influence congressional elections beyond distributing literature.
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Anti-Smith Organization
Cannon
Congress
Southern Methodist Board
Ladies of Leisure at the American showcase Barbara Stanwyck
The film Ladies of Leisure starring Barbara Stanwyck plays at the American today and tomorrow as a Senate inquiry and political tension unfold in Washington. Bishop Cannon faces a Senate Lobby committee question while race and party dynamics surface in Wilson and Wilson area coverage.
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Barbara Stanwyck
American Today
Tomorrow
Washington
Bishop Cannon
Senate Lobby Committee
Cannon
Senate Oil Committee
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate
Raleigh Hearing Probes Voter Registration amid Disputes
During a Raleigh session several challenged registrants, including educated African Americans, testified they could read and write and held high school or college diplomas. Some admitted supporting Smith in 1928 and alleged pressure by court officials. challenges against eight white individuals were withdrawn.
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Alfred E. Smith
Paschal Williams
Porter
James A. Hartness
Simmons
J. W. Bailey
O'Kelly
Shaw University
Yale University
North Carolina
United States Supreme Court
O’kelly
DAR Unveils Snow Hill Marker for Hull Road Hero
GOLDSBORO June 3 The Alexander McAllister chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution unveiled a marker near Snow Hill to honor General A Thomas Holliday of the War of 1812 and the Hull road built by British troops during their retreat. J C B Ehringhaus of Elizabeth City urged memory of the past to inspire a greater future.
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Goldsboro
A. Thomas Holliday
Hull Road
Guilford Court House
Alexander McAllister
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Snow Hill
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Elizabeth City
North Carolina
L. R. Holbrook
Fort Bragg
W. B. Murphy
Equalizing Board Finalizes North Carolina School Aid Apportionment
RALEIGH June 8 The state board of equalization finished apportioning the 4 950 000 school aid fund for next year with Secretary Leroy Martin checking figures. P H Johnson noted few material changes as the board completed this year s division and some northwestern counties received slightly higher aid after a denied 10 percent valuation cut request.
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Raleigh
State Board of Equalization
Leroy Martin
P. H. Johnson
Dickinson Leads Hoover Era Primary in Mozday Iowa
In Des Moines Iowa June 3 Congressman L J Dickinson led the Republican senatorial primary by about two to one over Gov Hammill with 133 886 votes to 77 945 as 1 651 of 2 435 precincts reported. Senator Daniel F Steck was nominated without opposition to face in November. Other GOP candidates Frank J Lang W Q Payne Dan W Turner Ed Smith Otto Lange trailed for governor.
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Des Moines
Ila
L. J. Dickinson
Hoover
John Hammill
Mozday
Hammill
Dickinson
Daniel F. Steck
Frank J. Lang
Smith W. Brookhart
W. QO. Payne
Dan W. Turner
Corning
Camp Otakne Opens For Two Week YWCA Session
Camp Otakne starts Thursday June 5 at Miller's Mill route 2 Trinity for junior high and graded school girls with a two week session. Registrations for week one are strong though a few vacancies remain to be filled by Wednesday night. The second week June 12-19 is for senior high girls only and promises to be the best yet. Visitors Sundays 3:30 to 7:00. After June 19 week end parties or night trips available.
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YW. C. A. Crenp Otakre
Virginia Carrier
Otakne
Miller’s Mill
Trinity
Alabama Farmers Pool Cotton Bales With Cooperative
Alabama farmers pooled 161 444 bales of cotton with their state cooperative association during the last season.
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Alabama
State Cooperative Association
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Edward Everett Horton
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Toretta Young
Maurice
America
Chevalier the Big Pond
Claudette Colbert
Nancy Carroll
David Belasco
Ralph Graves Youll
Mile-A
Marty
Jefferson Motor CO
North Main
Orpheum
Hal Skelly
Rudy Valle
Blue Ridge Ramblers
Walsh
Montana
Wilson Wilson
F. M. Simmons
Matton Drug
W. M. Tucker
Mgr
North Main St
Gatling
D. AR
General Holliday
Iowa
Ed Smith
Otto Lange
F. McKelvey Bell
New York Medical Journal
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
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