McDonald Visiting Here Denies Plans to Withdraw From Race
Dr. Ralph W. McDonald of Winston-Salem, a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, arrived for the funeral of Dr. J. T. Burrus and voiced no withdrawal plans or requests for a second primary. He thanked supporters and said he remains in the race despite reports of possible withdrawal.
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M’donald
Ralph W. McDonald
inston-Salem
J. T. Burrus
McDonald
McDonald ‘Was In the City For the Purpose of Attending the Funeral of Dr. Burrus
Burrus
Keith Harrison
Raleigh
Harrison
Winston-Salem
Beermoney: Prohibition Fine Paid in Nickels
John Fabretta Mobile beer parlor proprietor paid a $13.60 fine in inferior court by dumping 272 nickels on the clerk’s desk. He said that is how he accepts and pays penalties.
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Beer Money
Montgomery
Ala
John Fabretta
Mobile Beer Parlor
Fabretta
Seventeen Cities Adopt Council Manager Form in 1935
Seventeen cities adopted the council-manager system of government during 1935 as municipalities moved toward professional management. This shift reflected a nationwide trend in local administration with cities embracing nonpartisan, managerial government structures.
New Zion Quartet to Sing at Mt Vernon Church
The New Zion quartet from Greensboro will perform at Mt Vernon Baptist church Thursday at 8 pm. Sponsored by the Willing Workers club Rev P B Byrum pastor of New Zion will attend with his new wife. Rev W H Davis arrives for revival at First Baptist church starting Tuesday. Mrs D L Lilly of 324 Moon street travels to Chester DC to visit her parents.
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New Zion
Mt. Vernon
New Zion Quartet
Greensboro
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Willing Workers Club
P. B. Byrum
H. W. Davis
W. H. Davis
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Little Rock
Arkadeas
First Baptist Church
D. L. Lilly
Moon Street
Chester, D. C
Cc. H. Thompson
Carroll Speaks on Sears Rise at Rotary Meeting
W W Carroll manager of the local Sears store addressed the Rotary Club at the Sheraton hotel describing the origin of Sears Roebuck and company and Julius Rosenwald’s role. He noted ten mail order houses and over 400 retail stores nationwide and mentioned large North passes purchases. The club honored Dr John T Burrus and A W Klemme led the program with several visitors present.
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W. W. Carroll
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Sheraton Hotel
Mr. Carroll
Richard W. Sears
A. C. Roebuck
Julius Rosenwald
North Pases
John T. Burrus
A. W. Klemme
Richard Tuttle Dies of Injuries in Auto Accident
Richard Lee Tuttle 37 of Mooreville died at Asheboro hospital from injuries suffered in a car crash six miles from Asheboro Saturday. He was born in Stokes County August 21, 1898, and survived by his widow Ruth Swiggett, one son Wilbur, one daughter Joyce, and multiple relatives. Funeral set for Archdale M E Church Friday at 4 p.m. with interment in Trinity cemetery.
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Richard Lee Tuttle
Mooresville
Asheboro
Mr. Tuttle
Stokes County
L. H
Bettie Griffin Tuttle
Tuttle
Stehli
First Baptist Church
Moreaville
Ruth Swiggett
Wilbur
Joyce
Mooreaville
L. H. Tuttle
Randolph County
Carl
Sherman
Archdale
Numa
Lexington
Lonnie
Larston
High Point
Joe Bo
J. W. Groce
Mr. Myers
First Baptist Church of
Trinity Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs. Dora Sexton
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora Sexton who died at 24 Smith Street were held at her home and Mt Ebal M P church with Rev O L Ruth Rev J T Bowman and Rev 8 M Needham officiating A church duet sang Going Down the Valley Gods Way Is the Best Way and Does Jesus Care Pallbearers were Sidney Peel Henry Moffitt Roy Griffin Mahlon Morgan Leonard Owen and Hoyle Morgan Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Dora Sexton
Smith Street
O. L. Ruth
M. Needham
Mt. Ebal M. P
J. T. Bowman
Ruth
Mr. Needham
Lois Ruth
Roy Warner
Jesus
Sidney Peel
Henry Moffitt
Roy Griffin
Mahlon Morgan
Leonard Owen
Hoyle Morgan
Clarence Ring Receives Amateur Radio Operator License
Clarence Freeman Ring of High Point received FCC authorization for amateur station W4EFU and license as an amateur operator. For two years he may send receive and relay messages to government private and business stations but may not interfere with commercial broadcasting or ship to shore communications.
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Washington
W4efu
Clarence Freeman
Green Street
High Point
Federal Communications Commission
Paganini Extended G String to Four Octaves
Nicolo Paganini, famed violin virtuoso of 1780 to 1840, was celebrated for composing for the G string and reportedly extended its range to four octaves.
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Nicolo Paganini
Be Frank on Excitement and Nervous Tension
A promotional message contrasts two personality types calm versus easily excited. It claims emotional tension causes nervous headache and neuralgia and promises relief with Curoup's Catte and nerve tonics. It urges trying the remedy and hints at a brand and dosage details.
Beret Legend Tied to Basque Sailors in Scotland
A historic tale traces the tam o’ shanter to Spain while Basque sailors reportedly introduced the beret to Scotland after a shipwreck on the coast, linking fashion to maritime legend.
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Spain
Scotland
Scottish
Inventor Hartshorn Aimed At Cooling Devices For Heat
Stewart Hartshorn, creator of the window shade roller, reportedly planned a body cooling device for hot weather. Descriptions mention bellows attached to a sheet and a network of tubes to circulate cool air or liquid through the body.
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Stewart Hartshorn
Tug Becy
Wake Forest Allows Dances On Trial By Trustees
Wake Forest College trustees approved allowing dances on college property for the coming year under faculty supervision. Previously students held dances off campus or in Raleigh without sanction. The Biblical Recorder criticized the move as a serious mistake in an editorial.
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Board of Trustees
Raleigh
the Biblical Recorder
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