Davidson College Seeks 100000 Endowment Boost
Rev J C Shive canvasses Davidson alumni and Presbyterians in High Point to raise the remaining funds for a 100000 endowment. So far 89000 has been subscribed with a May 30 deadline. Davidson enrollment stands at 356 with 75 preparing for the ministry as he extols the college’s moral life and strong faculty.
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Irish bishops urge thrift in Lenten letters during wartime
In Dublin reports the Irish Roman Catholic bishops in Lenten pastorals urge thrift and maximum food production on farms. Bishop Healy calls on Irish to till fields and defend them, while Cardinal Logue warns the war's depravity and impact on civilians, and the Limerick bishop foresees postwar poverty and upheaval.
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County boards of elections named by state board
The North Carolina state board of elections announced Guilford county’s members A E Tate of High Point Thomas C Hoyle of Greensboro and W H King of Greensboro The Davidson board includes W F Thomason of Lexington John W Lambeth of Thomasville and Charles W Leonard of Lexington Randolph board members are J A Spence of Asheboro Fred Ingold of Asheboro and John B Humble of Asheboro
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Thomasville
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Asheboro
Fred Ingold
John B. Humble
Card of Thanks from Herndon Family
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindnesses shown during bereavement. The family thanks friends for floral offerings and tokens of love and asks blessings for all who were kind. Signed Mrs. Herndon and family.
Masonic Notice for Regular Meeting and Installation
Masonic lodge announces regular meeting on Thursday at 7 30 p m with public installation of officers and banquet. All members urged to attend. Signed by 21 M. R. Lynch Secretary.
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Meeting Bull Moose Called at Greensboro by Zeb V Walser
Lexington March 27 The Progressive state committee will meet in Greensboro at the McAdoo hotel on April 5 announced by Zeb V Walser state manager for the Roosevelt faction. A full set of delegates will be named with focus on the Big Four including Walser Williamson Holt McNinch Gore and Eby. Teddy's manager believes progressives will be quiet after Chicago unless Roosevelt is nominated. Meares of Wilmington a past governor candidate has shown interest. Former attorney general declines any run without a contest and will return to law in his hometown.
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Charlotte
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Clyde Eby
New Bern
Irecell Meares
Teddy
North Carolin
Japan to Move Factories to China in Trade War Prep
Tokyo reports Minoru Oka urges shifting some Japanese industries to China to avoid higher duties and expand trade. Yangtse valley favored for labor, raw materials, and coal. joint ventures urged. China storage, iron supply issues cited. wool, toys, and paper prices rise amid war constraints. City taxes due March 25 with penalties.
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Socialists Break Taboo in German City Governments
Berlin reports a new wartime policy shift with socialists placed in executive roles Charlottenburg installed an unpaid city council member Frankfort on the Main elected Dr Lindemann from Stuttgart as a paid municipal government specialist on its governing board
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Model Costume for Women Farm Workers in London
London march 27 Lord Selborne head of the war agricultural committee has approved a model costume for women farm workers and will supply it at wholesale prices to local committees. The outfit includes a coat a short skirt boots gaiters and washing material priced at 2 50 for the coat 1 25 for the skirt 1 75 for the boots and 1 for gaiters.
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