Father Carroll Explores Mystery of the Holy Trinity
At St Edward's Church Father Carroll preaches on the Trinity as a divine mystery beyond full human understanding. He cites scripture from Matthew and John and notes belief in revealed truths despite natural limits. He compares mysteries in faith to Edison’s knowledge of electricity and quotes Paul on partial knowledge.
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St. Edward’s Church
Father Carroll
Feather Carroll
Peter
Simon Bar-Jona
Matthew
Jesus
John
Thomas Edison
St. Paul
Fox Hunters To Meet Tomorrow In Greensboro
North Carolina Fox Hunters Association will hold a meeting at the King Cotton hotel Greensboro Tuesday evening June 17 at eight o'clock. J M Hendrix of Greensboro serves as Fox Hunters president.
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North Carolina
Fox Hunters’ Association
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
J. M. Hendricks
Fox Hunters
Grape Nuts Breakfast Cereal Made From Wheat and Barley
Grape nuts contain no grapes or nuts. The product is made from wheat flour malted barley flour yeast salt and water. The mixture is baked into loaves and ground into small kernels.
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Washington
Bishop James Cannon Jr Triumphs in Senate Lobby Vote
Bishop James Cannon Jr. emerged triumphant from a Washington conference of the senate lobby committee. The panel met to consider possible disciplinary measures over his alleged personal political activities against Alfred E Smith's presidential candidacy and upheld his defiant refusal to disclose them.
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James Cannon, Jr
Senate Lobby Committee
Washington
Southern Methodist
Alfred E. Smith
Friendly Cafeteria to Close for August Renovations
The Friendly cafeteria at 138 South Main Street will close Wednesday night for extensive upgrades, including a 40-foot rear addition, a new front, tile floor, and higher ceiling. Owners J. C. and CC. B. Webber, in business since 1926, plan to reopen August 1 and expand to a five-cafe chain with locations in Durham, Chapel Hill, Greensboro, and Winston-Salem.
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South Main Street
J. C
CC. B. Webber
Webber Brothers
High Point
Durham
Chapel Hill
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Schools on Manhattan Island Lose 77 000 Pupils in 19 Years
In a long term trend, Manhattan Island schools have shed 77 000 pupils over the past nineteen years, reflecting shifting demographics and enrollment patterns affecting district planning and resource allocation.
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Manhattan Island
Vacation Bible schools open in city churches
Three city churches openedVacation Bible schools today enrolling about 496 children Wesley Memorial Central Friends and First Reformed report strong early interest with 125 108 and 139 enrollment projections Rev L F Tuttle says teachers are volunteers and expect growth to about 150 at Wesley Memorial. classes organized at Friends with a closing program planned for Archdale playground July 4 and the following Sunday evening
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Wesley Memorial
Central Friends
The
Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
Wesley Memorial Church
L. F. Tuttle
Friends School
Archdale
High Court Rules Testimony On Caution Negligence Admissible
The court held the testimony competent showing negligence both at the caution and at the injury. Opinions filed include Jones v Southern RR Wake no error Smith v Suitt Durham af firmed Efird v City of Winston Salem Forsyth affirmed State v Racliff Anson new trial Elmore v Cotton Mills Mecklenburg
Legal decisions from North Carolina courts
A list of appellate outcomes across Buncombe and surrounding counties. Cases include C. I. T. Corp. v Burgess affirmed. Taft v Covington reversed. Goddard v Southern Desk Co. affirmed. Yonge v N Y Life Ins Co reversed. State ex rel Doughton v Hans Rees Sons affirmed. Pearce Young Angel Co. v Sternberg affirmed. Johnson v Asheville Hosiery Co. affirmed. Chambers v Union Oil Co. affirmed. West v West reversed.
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Lenbure
C. I. T. Corp
Burgess
Mecklenburg
Taft
Covington
Montgomery
Goddard
Southern Desk Co
Catawba
Yonge Ve
N. Y. Life Ins. Co
Buncombe
State of N. C
Affirmed
Chambers
Union Oil Co
West
Importers Rush To Beat Tariff Act
Washington reports a rush by importers to clear shipments before the tariff act takes effect. Customs collected 11 million dollars in duties at New York on Saturday, far above the usual million. The new duties, over 1 096 items, take effect at midnight after the bill is signed by President Hoover.
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Washington
New York
Hoover
Celebrities Attend Las Vegas Wedding of Jocelyn Lee and Lu ther Reed
Los Angeles dated June 16 report: film actress Jocelyn Lee and director Lu ther Reed wed last night in a small ceremony at the Hollywood Congregational church with family friends and industry figures in attendance. Civitan International marks its 10th annual meeting opening in Asheville with delegates from across the United States. International President Robert W. Brooks urges clubs to lead in law enforcement education health and civic life to strengthen communities.
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Los Angeles
Jocelyn Lee
Luther Reed
James H. Lash
Hollywood Congregational Church
Asheville
United States
The
Civitan International
City Auditorium
California
Florida
New York
Illinois
Maryland
Robert W. Brooks
S J. Louis
Civitans
Brooks
Civitan International Units Form in Hollywood and Long Beach
President Brooks praised Civitan International for past year achievements and cooperation of council and district officials. He noted a telegram from California announcing new local units in Hollywood and Long Beach.
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Brant
Brooks
Civitan International
California
Hollywood
Long Beach
Sermon Opens Revival at Green Street Baptist Church
About 1,200 worshipers heard Rev. George T. Tunstall preach the second week of revival. He spoke on How Much Do You Weigh from Thou art weighed in the balance and found wanting. He urged tipping scales in Jesus favor as services run nightly at 7 45 with Rev J D Barnette leading music.
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George T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
Tunstall
Jesus
J. D. Barnette
South Atlantic golfers begin sectional at Richmond
Thirty six hole medal play starts here with 29 South Atlantic players from Tennessee Virginia Maryland North Carolina West Virginia and the District of Columbia to decide the three who will reach the national open. Contenders include F. H. Nyatt of Charlotte Roland Hancock of Lynchburg Harold Long of Raleigh and Ramon E. Atkins of Greensboro.
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Richmond
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
West Virginia
District of Columbia
F. H. Nyatt
Charlotte
N. C
Roland Hancock
Lynchburg
Harold Long
Raleigh
Cas Dugan Aycock
Greensboro
Ramon E. Atkins
Greensboro, N. C
Boerner Replaced by Wilson in Charlotte Arrangement
Charlotte June 16. Larry Boerner pitcher was suspended by the Charlotte Kornets to make room for Eddie Wilson outfielder secured from Baltimore. Boerner from Washington had five wins and three losses this year. Wilson last year played for New Haven of the Eastern League. Boerner remains on the ineligible list but ordered to workout for a week.
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Charlotte
Larry Boerner
Charlotte Kornets
Eddie Wilson
Baltimore
Boerner
Washington
Wilson
New Haven
Wanderer W. J. Brown logs 73000 miles in 13 years
W. J. Brown of Nowata Oklahoma has completed 73000 miles walking over 13 years. He has walked 18 miles every weekday during that period.
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W. J. Brown
Nowata
Okla
Cooperative Effort Urged To Fight Cancer By Savant
Dr Joseph Bloodgood urged all sciences to join a national cooperative cancer research effort at Johns Hopkins. He cited a cancer journal project, Am erican Cancer Society reorganization, and Garvan laboratory as key steps toward uncovering cancer causes and cures.
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Savant
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Baltimore
All Sciences
Johns Hopkins University
Joseph Colt Eloodgood
Chemical Foundation
American Society For Control of Cancer
Garvan Cancer Research Laboratory
Bloodgood
Eight Are Wounded In Mysterious Explosion
In Perth Amboy New Jersey eight people were hospitalized with wounds from a mysterious explosion that killed two women, damaged three buildings and caused fires in several others in the business district last night. Officials had not advanced a theory by early today.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Perth Amboy Hospital
Two Passengers Killed Pilot Critical After Kentucky Crash
HORSE CAVE Ky June 16 With his two passengers dead the airplane pilot is in a local hospital in critical condition following a crash authorities said today. The report notes the accident occurred in Horse Cave Kentucky during the day. Investigators were at the scene gathering preliminary details about the air crash and its causes.
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Horse Cave
Pillion Passengers Killed in Landing Field Crash
Marvin Mayfield and Limuel Timmons died when a landing field mishap occurred during takeoff. Pilot J. Plummey survived with amputation of a foot and a fractured skull, not expected to live.
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Marvin Mayfield
Horse Cave
Limuel Timmons
Nashville, Tenn
J. Plummey
Piqua, O
Lavarre Hearing Opens In Augusta
Five Columbia Record staff members travel to Augusta to attend the contempt of court hearing for William Lavarre. Editors Fitz Hugh Mc Master Wyatt Taylor FP H Batte E R Britten and J J Marshall accompany proceedings.
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Columbia
S. C
Columbia Record
Augusta
William Lavarre
Fitz Hugh McMaster
Wyatt Taylor
FP. H. Batte
E. R. Britten
J. J. Marshall
Lights Aid Navigation From Maina to Porto Rico
A report notes that nearly 3900 navigational lights span from Maina to Porto Rico aiding maritime travel and safety along the route.
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Maina
Porto Rico
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