Raleigh Lawmakers Prepare for Love Feast Sessions
Raleigh reports lawmakers wrap up perfunc tory sessions as hundreds of bills move toward enrollment. Tonight at 8 o clock the traditional love feast unfolds with praise speeches and gift exchanges for lieutenant governor Horton and Speaker Cherry, as adjournment drags toward Tuesday afternoon or night.
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Raleigh
W. P. Horton
R. Gregg Cherry
House
Senate
General Assembly
Remember This When You Need a Laxative
A promotional notice extols purely vegetable Black Draught as prompt relief for constipation. It urges daily elimination of food wastes and claims thousands of users keep the product on hand for the first sign of constipation.
Notice to Creditors in Wilson & Keziah Inc receivership
The High Point Municipal Court informs all creditors and interested parties to file claims against Wilson & Keziah Inc by April 15 1937 with itemized securities or priorities. The receiver will later list allowed claims and priorities on May 1 1937 and objections may be filed by May 10 1937. This notice concerns pre February 4 1937 claims only and follows Judge Teague's order dated February 24 1937.
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Wilson & Keziah, Inc
High Point
North Carolina
Guilford County
Snow Lumber Company
Wilson & Keziah, Incorporated
Nhy
Lewis E Teague
City of
Parker
Wilson & Kellah. Inc
Delton, Turner & Dickson
Attys
Sponsors Exhibit MSS Nancy Maupin College Station
Nancy Maupin of Raleigh was chosen by A R Blackburn of Wilson to sponsor the ceramic engineering exhibit at the Engineers Fair on NC State campus April 2 and 3. The department will show glass terra cotta porcelains enamels refractories insulating brick and related ceramic products with student demonstrations including a potter’s wheel and an art pottery display. Blackburn, president of the student branch of the American Ceramic Society, leads the exhibit effort.
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Nancy Maurin
College Station
Raleigh
Nancy Maupin
Above
A. R. Blackburn
Wilson
Department of Ceramic Engineering
Engineers’ Fair
North Carolina State College
Blackburn
American Ceramic Society
Lessons In English by W L Gordon
A compact English guide highlights common misuses and pronunciations. It explains avoiding phrasing like I shall try and see you and stresses precise usage, pronunciation hints for grimace, and the distinction between dual and duel. It promotes daily vocabulary growth with a focus on the word integral and related usage.
Quick fixes for everyday household problems
This column offers practical tips for common issues. A coffee pot lid pin can be replaced with a small safety pin to extend life. Paying bills by check is preferred for easy recordkeeping. To keep cut flowers fresh longer, trim stems daily, supply fresh water, remove submerged leaves, avoid small vases, and add an aspirin tablet to the water.
Modern Etiquette: Home Manners and Courtesy
Roberta Ubri answers reader questions on etiquette stressing that good manners begin at home and should be demonstrated toward family. It covers maintaining courtesy during social visits despite dietary restrictions and proper polite replies to new acquaintances.
Questions and Answers on History and Science
A quiz style list asks about a Black presidential nomination, stimulant potency, western cities, world population, and the planet nearest the sun. Answers state James W. Ford as 1932 vice president nominee, adrenaline effects at one part in a million, Reno as farther west than Los Angeles, about two billion people on Earth, and Mercury as closest planet.
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The
Reno
Neevada
Los Angeles
Calif
Election Law Changes Meet Usual Death In Legislature
The 1937 General Assembly largely rejected wide election law changes though some measures passed. Major changes approved include shortening voting hours to 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and increasing required pre primary filing Saturdays. Other proposals on statewide registration and judiciary nomination died in committees.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
State Democratic Committee
Hoey
House
Lumpkin
Franklin
Spruill
Bertie
Ralph W. McDonald
Senate
Democratic Executive Committee
State Press Association
Her Name in Lights Chapter XXIII
Daphne and Jennifer discuss acting roles and flirtations as rehearsals, travel plans, and personal tensions unfold. Daphne receives the Herald On Wings script, contemplates performance choices, and reflects on a painful encounter with Larry while maintaining a poised public image.
Theatre Offer Forces Choice Between Sisters
In a tense confrontation Daphne faces a pivotal offer from Mr. Herzberg to play Louise, risking Jennifer's jealousy as rehearsals loom for a January 15 opening. Daphne weighs fairness, family, and Jennifer's future, praying for strength to act rightly for both sisters.
Securing Of Divorces Made Easier By 1937 Legislature
Raleigh reports the North Carolina legislature advanced divorce ease with three laws. One allows divorce after two years of separation with mutual consent or by the injured party, another permits divorce on incurable insanity of two years, and a third lets divorced women resume maiden names. A rival measure would have raised marriage age, but was tabled.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
North Carolina
Claude W. Allen
Granville
Larkin
Jones
Abernethy
Caldwell
States Leading Gasoline Tax Revenue Since Early 1920s
California has paid the most gasoline taxes at 392,476,359 since 1923, followed by Ohio at 356,299,330 since 1925 and Pennsylvania at 354,130,305 since 1921.
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California
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Senator Bell Keeps Watch Over State Spending
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh March 22 The legislature has its watchman in Senator James Ardery Bell chair of the appropriations committee He is described as slow spoken honest and economy minded He guards state funds against raids and has opposed many proposed expenditures while voting against the Social Security act keeping within the commission guidelines
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Raleigh
Treasury
Car Assembly
James Ardery Beil
House
Appropriations
le Bell
Commission
J Bell
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