North Carolina Hails New Deal Progress And Recovery
Governor J. C. B. Earinghaus writes for the Associated Press from Raleigh on March 3 about how North Carolina has supported and benefited from the New Deal. He notes credit restored, banking soundness, tax relief, and farming gains fueling broader economic recovery and renewed public confidence.
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North Carolina
Ehhaus
Associated Press
Old North
Washington
Quarterly Meet Held at Oak Hill Friends Church
The Deep River Quarterly Meeting met at Oak Hill Friends church with reps from Central Archdale Springfield Deep River and Oak Hill. Clerks and speakers led worship and reports showed membership gains and revived activity across Bible School Missionary Education Literature Peace and Finance committees. Next meeting scheduled for July at Deep River Meeting House.
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Deep River
Oak Hill Friends Church
Central Friends
Archdale Friends
Springfield Friends
Deep River Friends
Oak Hill Friends
Reuben J. Payne
Norman Osborne
Clara I. Cox
Tom A. Sykes
Oak Hill Church
Clara J. Cox
Quarterly Meeting
Peace and Friends Service
Deep River Meeting House
Parents blamed for child’s stunted growth of independence
A psychologist argues that harsh rigid parenting creates neurotic dependence in children. The piece cites a boy’s decline in school work, thefts, and lethargy as the outcome of excessive obedience. It also preserves a Q and A on fear and stuttering linked to parental behavior.
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James Clark
Dr. Richardson
Oumuta
Hammond Resigns After 18 Years as Revenue Deputy
ASHEBORO March 3 W C Hammond resigns as deputy commissioner of revenue after 18 years in state service to take a position with Cranford Chair company Asheboro He is a Randolph County native and longtime civic leader whose career includes secretary to late Congressman Wm C Hammer and prior roles as appraiser for the Federal Land Bank and clerk of the Randolph County Court He also taught mathematics at Guilford College and at Catawba College earlier in life.
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Asheboro
Mar
W. C. Hammond
Hammond
Cranford Chair Company
Randolph County
Moses Hammond
Wm. C. Hammer
Federal Land Bank
Guilford College
Randolph
Catawba College
New Two Story Furniture Store Rising in Thomasville
A two story brick building 40 by 90 with basement is under construction on Randolph Street opposite the post office. The contract was let by Prevette Westmoreland to W R Hill, with work starting Thursday. When finished the new store will house Westmoreland Furniture now on Salem Street. Plans were drawn by High Point architect T T Ferree.
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Thomasville
Randolph Street
Prevette Westmoreland
Westmoreland Furniture Store
W. R. Hill
Salem Street
T. T. Ferree
High Point
Radio enthusiasts gather for Carolina Virginia convention
Amateur radio operators from the Carolinas and Virginia opened a two day convention in Charlotte on March 3. The event kicked off with a radio bug demonstration and signals from participating clubs.
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Radio Bugs
Charlotte
Mar
Carolinas
Virginia
Georgia Man Arrested for Violating NRA Fair Oil Code
Savannah authorities arrest H. H. Burnhill a filling station operator on a bench warrant from U S Judge William H. Barrett for violating the petroleum industry fair competition code He allegedly sold gas to three non contract customers at two cents below the posted 22 cent price Bond set at 1000 Burnhill runs a station and lunch stand on U S Highway No 1 served by U S Marshal Fred Flanders He said he receives WWI injuries compensation.
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Savannah
H. H. Burnhill
United States
William H. Barrett
Burnhill
U. 8 Highway No. 1
U.S
Fred Flanders
Barrett
Asheboro High School Seniors Rehearse The Touchdown Play
Members of the graduating class at Asheboro High School rehearse for the March school auditorium production The Touchdown a four act comedy set in a modern college Marion Short wrote the cast includes James Keever J B Taylor Frank Burkhead John Redding Brown Crosland John Kirkman Sara Hayworth Eddie Steere Edith Milks Dee Armfield Anne Ross Mildred Lamb Edna Deaton Eleanor Hughes Coaches H B Campbell and Hal Johnson are Little Theater group members and former Rochester Pa participant J J Sanderson and E A are preparing a junior class play in the coming weeks.
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Asheboro
Mar
Asheboro High School
Marion Short
James Keever
J. B. Taylor
Frank Burkhead
John Redding
Brown Crosland
Rochester
Pennsylvania
J. J. Sanderson
E. A
Faculty member Habel to coach upcoming plays
Habel of the faculty will coach the production and further announcements concerning both plays will be made later.
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Habel
Auto 15 StolEN Stolen From 601 Fifth Street
Ford car belonging to L FE Myrick was stolen early last night on South Main near Central Friend church. Officers were notified and an investigation is underway.
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L. FE. Myrick
Fifth Street
South Main Street
Central Friend Church
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