Bible Study Classes Meet Tomorrow In Local Churches
Multiple Bible study groups announce meetings across neighborhoods with times ranging from 3:00 to 10:00 in homes on Washington Street, Montlieu Avenue, Roland Park, and other local streets. Attendees wish for large turnouts as illness and travel note remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faithful Bible
J. O. Connor
Washington Street
First Corinthians
BE. W. Holton
Roland Park
Emery Wood
Emerywood
F. J. Sizemore
Grayson
Montlieu Avenue
E. L. Douglas
Montlieu
Eliza Stevens
H. A. Moffitt
North Main Street
Corinthians
Saber
J. D. Green
Lexington Avenue
Travelers depart for Pinehurst golf tournament
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wheeler leave for Pinehurst for several days and to attend the golf tournament. Also departing are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gaffney of Sedgefield and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hower. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner also leave today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Wheeler
Pinehurst
Harold Gaffney
Sedgefield
Frank Hower
Students Move Against Crooks at State College
State college students trap a streetwalker soliciting on the campus sidewalk. Detective arrests are made and Mrs. Julian Woodall jailed for 30 days after student witnesses testify. Earlier, Raleigh detectives aided by students rounded up campus bootleggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Woodall
Raleigh
State College
Muskets Found in Deep River by Bridge Diggers
Confederate muskets and ammunition were found seven feet below the Deep River bed between High Point and Greensboro. The cache included five and ten inch shells and cannon balls packed in shipping boxes. Local tradition says two carloads of ammunition were sent from Richmond during the Civil War. Federal forces burned a railroad bridge and soldiers threw supplies into the river to deny the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Mar
Highway Commission
High Point
Greensboro
Richmond
North Carolina
Deep River
Bridges to Succeed Sink as Pardons Commissioner
Edwin B. Bridges of Charlotte will succeed H Hoyle Sink as commissioner of pardons and paroles and as secretary of the salary and wage commission on April 1. Sink departs April 1 to become permanent emergency judge of the superior court in the western district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Edwin B. Bridges
Charlotte
H. Hoyle Sink
Salary and
Sampson County Worst Hit By The Forest Fire
The state forestry division announced that after burning about 20000 acres the worst forest fire in the southeastern region was brought under control. Sampson County suffered the most damage starting from a sawmill slab pile and burning east six miles, destroying crops in the huckleberry district near Clear Run Magnolia road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Forestry Division
Sampson County
Magnolia Road
Clear Run
Huckleberry
Sampson
Flory
State Forest Fire Organization
W. C. McCormick
Onslow
Brunswick
New Hanover
Pender
Cumberland
Forester McCormick
Forester
Robeson
Wheox
State College approves campus building program
President Brooks announces a state college campus expansion funded by last legislative appropriations. Projects include a new classroom building on the old mechanical site, remodelling of 1911 and South dormitories, and a president’s home on Hillsboro Street. Ricks Hall and the old agricultural building will house the School of Science and Business and Botany and Agronomy respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Brooks
Science and
Ricks
Hillsboro Street
Pullen Memorial Church
Winston Hall
Holliday
Designers predict women will wear trousers long term
French designer Paul Poiret foresees a future where women abandon skirts entirely and adopt trousers as everyday attire within thirty years. His vision contrasts with prevailing fashion norms and highlights a shift toward practical dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Poiret
Evacuation of Americans as Nanking clashes rising
Reports from Shanghai and Washington describe evacuation of Americans and British from Nanking and other Yangtse river points amid continued Cantonese attacks. Foreigners face hostile mobs as ships and refugee vessels come under fire while naval units provide protection.
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Navy Department
Kowchow
Fuchow
Kwangtung
Canton
Yangtse
Nanking
Taylor
Shanghai
Anking
Williams
London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Inlang
United States
Hulbert
Kinkiang
Ernest H. Taylor
China Inland Mission
American Chamber of Commerce
Hankow
William B. Preston
Chefoo
Stantung
Pillsbury
Washington
Yangtse River
China
John D. Ford
DAR Convention in Wilmington Highlights NC Chapter Growth
Delegates at the North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution convention in Wilmington hear Governor McLean praise Patriots. State regent Mrs. Edwin C. Gregory reports new members and chapters as officers update credentials rules and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
North Carolina
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. W. McLean
Edwin C. Gregory
Salisbury
W. O. Spencer
Winston-Salem
National Organization
Jacob S. Allen
Philadelphia
North Carolina Society of Pennsylvania
Francis Nash
Russell W. Magna
Holyoke
Mass
Constitution Hall
Gregory
St. James Episcopal Parish House
Chamber of Commerce and Civic Clubs
W. S. Walker
Seattle
Wash
Walker
National Defense
McLean
W. T. Burney
South Carolina
Paul R. Younts
American Legion
W. QO. Spencer
John T. Lowe
Lexington
State Legion Auxiliary
Edwin A. Anderson
Albert
State Holds Many Bad Checks of Taxpayers
The North Carolina state revenue department reports about 20000 in worthless checks, including a 3800 dollar one from a corporation. Commissioner R A Coughton notes peddlers and auto license buyers cause most trouble as large tax checks are often returned unpaid. A 10 percent penalty on worthless checks was enacted by the last legislature, and two more clerks were hired to manage the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Revenue Department of
North Carolina
R. A. Coughton
Supreme Court Issues Fifteen Opinions Today
The supreme court handed down fifteen opinions in Raleigh on March 30. The veterans loan test case was not among the items released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Supreme Court
Bank Robbery Rocks Gleason Tennessee
The Bank of Gleason was entered and robbed of five thousand dollars during the night or early today, with authorities investigating the break in and reviewing security footage and fingerprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason, Tenn
Bank of Gleason
Catherine Rickard Burial Today
Funeral services for Catherine Eugene Rickard who died at her grandparents home were held at 822 Randolph Street this morning at 10 30 conducted by Rev T E Pierce pastor of Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant church. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Eugene Rickard
Randolph Street
T. E. Pierce
Welch Memorial
Methodist Protestant Church
Oakwood Cemetery
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Wesley
Wesley Bible
Wesley Memorial Church
Arnold Huff, JR
A. B. Huff
Arnold, Jr
Lottie Holden
H. C. Fogleman
Newton Street
First Corrinthians
Fred Clapp
Allred
W. F. Sink
Sinkstret
Entre Nous Club
Bascom Hoskins
Parkway
S. R. Matthews
Colonial Drive
Gene Lamont
Gene Lamont Bible
R. L. Smith
Taylor Street
Mrs. Foy
John Fambrough
Ballard
Garland Alderman
D. L. Bouldin
Jesse Harris
William Simmons
Capus Waynick
D. K. Ballard
Roland Holton
Clyde Cox
Farrell Gray
Wade Marsh
Violet Johnson
Little Son
Mrs. W. C. Dowd
Alexander Rankin, Jr
Caroleen Lambeth
T. J. Gold
Andrew Lindsay
Harold Bennett
R. H. Bilwonger
Richfield
N. C
H. N. Bowne
Ridgeway
Thomas Turner
Kasha
Charmeen
New Greens
Moffitt’s
N. Main St
KODAK
Edwards
S. Main St
South Main Street
Yangtse Valley
Catherine Rickard
Cecil’s Drug Store
Kine Diamants Stamey
Dalton - Johnson
Nettleton Shoes
Beavans’ Daily Store News
NEW Today
Carter
Warner
the Ladies’ Store
Ity
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