Gene Lamont Bible Study Class Meets Tomorrow
A local Gene Lamont Bible Study class plans a 3 PM meeting with Mrs. J. A. Davis at 702 Willowbrook Street. The notice lists numerous other church study groups and events with times and leader names across Greensboro. Includes details on events at St Marys Episcopal Randall’s Drug Store and several Bible study sessions led by Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Linthicum, and others.
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Gene Lamont Bible
J. A. Davis
Willowbrook Street
Guild of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Randall's Drug Store
Roland Park
Emerywood
Roland Park-Emerywood
J. G Greene
Hillcrest Drive
Clara Cox
W. E. Linthicum
Boulevard
First Corinthians
J. G. Greene
Lottie Holden
T. W. Albertson
Oakwood Court
Eliza Stevens
W. M. McCain
Johnson Street
G. E. Hutchens
Steele Street
E. W. Holton
Rural women reflect on education religion and roles in 1930s survey
In a YWCA National Bulletin excerpt, rural women discuss social and political views shaping rural life. They weigh education levels for college graduates, religious education in communities, age honesty with youth, and views on women and motherhood. The piece notes uncertainty about rural influence on Wall Street and industrial welfare as questions loomed.
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YW. CG. A
National Board
Plex
America
Wall Street
Y. W. C. A. National Bulletin
Graduates Return From Raleigh Commencement
Mr and Mrs W J Olive and Mrs C F Mmdon and Ralph Weedon returned from Raleigh after State College commencement. Henry Weedon was in the graduating class. Nell Clinard, NC State College graduate, has returned home for the summer. Ruth Bowne visited New York for three weeks and returned home. Mrs John Fambrough will spend several days in Concord with relatives. Evelyn Gibson, Virginia Intermont College graduate, returns home to spend June with parents and plans to spend rest of summer in Kansas City Missouri.
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W. J. Olive
C. F
Mmdon
Ralph Weedon
Raleigh
State College
Henry Weedon
Nell Clinard
Ruth Bowne
New York
John Fambrough
Concord
Evelyn Gibson
Virginia Intermont College
Bristol
Sunset Drive
Kansas City
Missouri
Doctor King Denies Enforcing Labor Peonage
Dr. W. R. King testified in U S district court in Athens that he used no force or threats to keep laborers on his Oglethorpe County farm or at his saw mill. He admitted striking four enslaved workers at times while citing reasons for each blow. Witnesses yesterday challenged former employees’ accounts of mistreatment.
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Athens
W. R. King
United States District Court
Oglethorpe County
Colorful kitchen shelves brighten a dead white room
A design tip advises painting the back of kitchen shelves with a gay color like butter yellow and hanging gingham or chintz curtains in the same tone to restore life to a white space.
Wilson Ready to Testify in Raleigh Police Probe
Raleigh report states W E B Wilson state college student editor wired President Brooks he is prepared to return to Raleigh and testify before the grand jury investigating Raleigh police. He left Asheville with relatives after graduation and did not await his subpoena.
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Raleigh
Ww. EB. Wilson
State College
Today Wired
E. C. Brooks
Wilson
Asheville
EB. L. Cloyd
W. BE. Wilson
J. L. Smathers
H. M. Coley
M. L. Crawford
B. B. Howard
W. H. Campbell
Bryan Wilson
Dean Cloyd
W. E. Wilson
Concord
Newton
Clyde Norman and Merritt Everett Go On Trial
Clyde Norman and Merritt Everett face trial for criminally assaulting two women near Laurinburg on May 20. The court spent today selecting jurors. trial set to open tomorrow morning. The two defendants were arrested May 22 after the car they carjacked with a male companion was forced off the road. One victim was married, the other single. both residents of the Cumberland Mills area.
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Laurinburg
Superior Court
Clyde Norman
Merritt Everett
Norman
High Point
N. C
Everett
Atlanta
Cumberla Mills
Flood waters on final rites for rise at Pointsimas
Rising waters in Arkansas, Missouri and Illinois forced hundreds to levees and refugee camps. About 1,100 refugees at Marianna Arkansas. evacuees spread toward Forest City area. Fourteen or more inches of rise reported in various basins. Blytheville Ark gardens under water. Funeral services for Mrs Tranquilla Loving of Morganton were conducted in High Point with burial at Oakwood cemetery.
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New Orleans
Akansas
Missouri
Illinois
American Red Cross
Marianna
Ark
St. Francis Valley
Forest City
St. Francis
Union County
Blytheville
Red Cross
Tranquilla Loving
Morganton
High Point
John Spencer
Johnson Street
Herman T. Stevens
Mast Green Street Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs. Loving
John
Helen Robbins Spencer
Paul Loving
Eula
Lucille
Norris
J. D
Helen
Billy
Lois Loving
Ernest
Clarence
Elmer
James Spencer
F. J. Lacey
G. W. Allied
Coy Foust
City
Creamery Men of State Meet in Salisbury
In Salisbury on June 8 AP reports a state creamery men meeting to form a statewide organization. About twenty leading creamery manufacturers attend with Charles Pursell interim chair. Attendees include A C Kimry W L Clevenger and J O Schaub.
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Creamery Men OF State Meeting
Salisbury
Charles Pursell
Rowan Creamery
A. C. Kimry
State Dairy Extension Department
W. L. Clevenger
State Dairy Manufacturing Department
IJ. O. Schaub
State College of Agriculture
Newspaper Industry Uses Millions of Tons of Pulp Wood
The article notes that American newspapers consume about three million tons of pulp wood annually as a key material in paper production and printing.
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Newspapers of
America
Truck Shipments Decline Across States In June Report
AP dispatch from Raleigh notes car lot shipments by state for several vegetables. Cabbage totals include Mississippi 1 Tennessee 15 Texas 1 Virginia 94. beans show Florida 1 Louisiana 1 North Carolina 20 Virginia 5. potatoes list Arkansas 12 California 5 Florida 1 Louisiana 5 Mississippi 1 North Carolina 134 Oklahoma 22 South Carolina 24 Texas 18 Virginia 15.
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Raleigh
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Florida
Louisiana
North Carolina
Arkansas
California
Oklahoma
South Carolina
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R. B. Strickland
Monthey Avenue
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Will
Beta Piclub
Beta Pi
John Peacock
South Main Street
George Pendergrass
Madison Avenue
Ivy Smith
Roushenburg
Ladies Aid Society
Westview M. EB
Burton Street
O'Henry
Robert St. Brinson
O’henry
Greensboro
Elizabeth Deaton
Statesville
Elizabeth Gaskins
Greenville
Virginia Ashlin
Durham
Virginia Frank
Charleston
Fidelis
Southside Baptist Church
Freeman’s Mill
L. CC. Edwards
Gladys Farlow
Blanche Culler
Louise Matthews
Allie
Martha Brown
Chappie
Olean
Edna
Ivie Patterson
Elizabeth Siler
Kathleen Wall
Margaret Edwards
Rose Goldsmith
Treva Davis
Johnie Mackenfuss
Albert Wooten
Bill Williams
Frazier Siler
P.S. New Crepe de Chine Slips
Moffitt's
N. Main St
Brooks
M. Everett
Cecil
Main Drug Co. No
N. Main
THE
Hamilton
Gladys and
Estella
Beauty Shoppe
O. J. Cagle
Geo. Lowe Motor Co
H. G. Ilderton
Motor Company
Dodge Brothers
Willowbrook
Renary
Robt H. Sechrest
Sechrest Funeral Home
Miss Graduate
Quality Shoe Store
J. Burt Holder
Beavans’ Daily Store News
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Lena
Main and
Washington Sts
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