World inflation threat from vast government deficits say Babson
Babson argues major powers fund deficits with debt and inflation looms globally. He cites 1938 budget strains in United States Great Britain France Germany Italy Japan and others, predicting currency devaluation and rising living costs unless states trim spending.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Hitler
Mussolini
Germany
der Fuhrer
Abyssinia
Spain
I Duce
Japan
France
Great Britain
United States
Italy
Church Circle Schedules Meeting at Gibson Clubrooms
Ward Street Methodist circle 3 will meet at Gibson clubrooms Monday evening at 7 30 with Mrs Paul Craver and Mrs Thurman Cook as associate hostesses. The Loyal Workers and Fidelis classes of North Main Street Baptist plan a joint meeting Monday at 7 30 at Mrs K L Shipwash 117 East Lexington Avenue with Pals to be revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Street
Ward Street Methodist Church
Gibson
Paul Craver
Thurman Cook
Main ST
Loyal Workers
Fidelis
North Main Street Baptist Church
K. L. Shipwash
East
Lexington Avenue
Dorcas
Green Street Baptist Church
Menery Hoover
Cable Street
South Side
G. A
South Side Baptist Church
Jessie Mae Surratt
Connor Street
First Baptist Group
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Wesley Memorial Auxiliary
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
Weasley Memorial Church
Woman's Wesley Bible
Pattheus
Green Street
Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
F. R. Baringer
Cedrow
Manse
George Connor
C. A. White
F. F. Dickson
V. W. Idol
Lindsay
Charles Barrier
D. EK. Compton
Greensboro Road
Mary Thompson
Boy Scouts End Two Day Camporee At Camp Uwharrie
About 550 Boy Scouts from the Uwharrie council conclude their annual Camporee at Camp Uwharrie. The event spanned two days with scenes show registration Sea Scouts and a group pulling a caisson. A large campfire program capped the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie Council
Uwharrie
Soc Chakales
Nation's Trade And Industry Drift Downstream In Week
Washington reports a broad drop in trade and industry across steel power motors and carloadings. The Commerce Department notes hesitant retail and wholesale activity while the Associated Press index sinks to 66.8. Automobiles fall to 60 775 units amid GM strikes and rail freight carloadings decline 2.6 percent from a year ago.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Associated Preas
Iron Age
American Iron and Steel Institute
Ward
General Motors
Edison Electric Institute
Association of American Railroads
Circle Groups and Hostesses Named for Sunset Area Event
Circle No. 1 Mra. F. JL. Bab cock at 601 Sunset Circle No. 2 Mrs. Clyde Allred at 220 Woodrow Circle No. 3 Mrs. J. Oglesby at 600 Fifth Mra. R. G. Ridge and Miss Bya Sharp associate hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. JL. Babcock
Clyde Allred
Woodrow
J. Oglesby
R. G. Ridge
Bya Sharp
Idol Jordan Vows Taken in Danville on April 20
Mr and Mrs R B Idol announce the marriage of their daughter Hazel Arabelle to Daniel Webster Jordan on Wednesday April 20 in Danville Virginia The vows were heard in the First Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Danville
Hazel Arabelle
Daniel Webster Jordan
Danville, Va
Wedding of Miss Laura and Mr Jordan at Kernersville
The Methodist ceremony took place at five o'clock with the bride attended by her father and Miss Laura ol. The bride wore blue crepe with tan and yellow accessories. Mrs Jordan and the newlyweds reside on the High Point Kernersville road after the wedding with the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Ol
Greensbor o College May Queen to Have Nine Attendants
Miss Margaret Ford of Shelby will be crowned Greens boro College May queen at a May festival on Saturday May 7 at 5 o clock. The May court includes nine attendants from four classes and Miss Polly Brewster of Cedartown Ga will crown her as maid of honor.
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Margaret Ford
Shelby
Greensboro College
Miss Ford
Polly Brewster
Cedartown
Miss Brewster
Emerson Literary Society
Taxes on Southern furniture factories near 1938 levels
A Southern association study finds direct taxes nearly equal to 1936 figures with social security taking about 29.1 percent of total taxes. Undistributed profits taxes average 8.6 percent, while federal social security taxes rise one third. Income taxes hover around 18 percent of profits under the new bill.
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Southern Association
Ryan
Lebanon CFEs Society Meets Tonight at 6:30
The Christian Endeavor group of the Lebanon Methodist Protestant church will hold regular evening worship at 6 30 this evening Mrs Florence Bryant will lead the program titled Why is the Bible Worth Knowing Miss Doris King will present a special music program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Lebanon
Irving festival court names senior and junior attendants
Miss Mary Starr Martin of Winston-Salem and Miss Evelyn Lyles of Thomasville will represent the senior class as attendants. Junior attendants include Miss Nancy Byrd Miles of Greensboro and Miss Evelyn Troxier of Greensboro, with ties to the Emerson and Irving literary societies and the college glee club. Grace Clare Taylor of Morehead City and Catherine West of Salisbury join the sophomore court, while freshmen Helene Vail of Pikeville and Eloise Rhoades of Winston-Salem complete the group, under Agnes Jeter who supervises preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Starr Martin
Winston-Salem
Evelyn Lyles
Thomasville
Martin
Irving Literary Society
Miss Lyles
Emerson Literary Society
Nancy Byrd Miles
G. C. Miles
Greensboro
Evelyn Troxier
R. G. Troxier
Miss Miles
Eloise Rhoades
Vail
Rhoades
Agnes Jeter
Luncheon Bridge Honors Miss Weaver Before Marriage
Mrs. John B Pickett hosted a luncheon and bridge at her North Main Street home for Miss Jane Hess Weaver whose marriage to Richard W Marshall of Birmingham is imminent. Twelve guests attended with bridal floral place cards, a three-table bridge session, and high score of the afternoon awarded to Miss Margaret Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hess Weaver
Richard W. Marshall
Birmingham
Ala
John 8. Pickett
North Main Street
Margaret Sears
Miss Weaver
Natural Amphitheater Delights Salem May Day Pageant
Salem College hosts the eleventh annual May Day Fete on May 7 at 6 pm in a natural amphitheater shaded by hundred year old tulip poplars. Virginia Lee of Kinston will crown May Queen Meredith Holderby of Virginia with a court including Martha Rawlings and Peggy Jones. The event features a Greek mode pageant and special Iris Gardens, with original dance pieces by a national and regional cast and directed by Margaret Briggs.
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Salem College
Winston- Salem
Well
Nell Holt
Spartan
Margaret Briggs
High Point
Louisa Sloan
Wadesboro
Ann Whaling
Winston-Salem
Jessie Skinner
Elizabeth City
Eunice Patton
Wilmington
Betty Sanford
Farmington
Conn
Cecilia MecKeithan
Fayetteville
Germaine Gold
Shelby
Becky Brame
North Wilkesboro
Josephine Carmichael
Knoxville
Tenn
Helen McArthur
Louise Preas
Johnson City
Bonnie Ray
Ocala
Fla
Josephine Gibson
Elizabeth Tuten
Salisbury
Dorothy Baugham
Washington
N. C
Jacky Ray
Oxford
Julia Stewart
Montgomery
Ala
Mary Thomas
Bearden
Edith Rose
Rocky Mount
College
Garden Memories program at YWCA luncheon
Mrs. Willis Slane presents an illustrated talk titled A Garden of Memories at the YWCA May membership luncheon. The event starts Tuesday at 1 PM at the hut, featuring garden photos and histories from her travels. Members are urged to reserve seats with the YWCA or Mrs. H. S. Coffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Slane
YWCA
Young Women's Christian Association
H. S. Coffield
Odd Fellows Anniversary Program Tuesday set by local lodge
The Odd Fellows and Re bekahs plan a Tuesday night 119th anniversary for American Odd Fellowship and 50th for Repiton Lodge No 63. Rev A C Kennedy of Thomasville will deliver the anniversary address.
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Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Odd Fellowship
Reption Lodge
Odd Fellows Lodge
Baltimore
Thomas Wildly
London
England
America
Wildly
John Duncan
John Cheatham
Richard Rushworth
John Welch
Seven Star Tavern
Washington Lodge No. 1
A. C. Kennedy
Thomasville
Greenville woman visits guest at Thurston street home
Mrs Ralph W Leach of Greenville 8 C arrived Friday to spend the weekend as guest of Mrs C M Stansell at 206 Thurston street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Leach
Greenville
8. C
C. M. Stansell
Thurston Street
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
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