For Sale Houses Near Thomasville Road
Six room plastered house off Thomasville road priced at $1000. Good five room plastered house on Bridges street at $2500. A good eight room house on Centennial avenue with a 90 by 200 foot lot. Purchase possible with small cash payment and a 15 year loan with no finance cost. Atlantic Ins. & Realty Company, phone 2361.
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Thomasville Road
Bridges Street
Centennial Avenue
Atlantic Ins. & Realty Company
Lexington Ave
Hamilton ST
Forrest Avenue
West Side
Arch Street
Everlasting Punishment Theme in Christian Science Lesson
The May 3 Christian Science Lesson-Ser mon centers on Everlasting Punishment with the Golden Text from Proverbs 13 21 and cites Matthew 9 5 asking which is easier to say sins are forgiven or to command arise and walk The Science and Health passage notes hatred envy dishonesty fear as causes of sickness and mortal mind as the basic error asserting evil motives doom a man and his body without mental change
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Societies of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Quick Small Loans Offered by Co op Finance
Classified notice for quick small loans to men and women with steady employment. No security required and cheerful confidential service. CO OP FINANCE, 103 West Washington St.
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Co-Op Finance Co
West Washington St
Permanent Waves Offer At Lorie Beauly Sipe Salon
An ad lists permanent waves at five dollars and seven dollars with contact for Lorie Beauly Sipe at 2327 West End.
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Lorie Beauly
West End
White's Listings Show Bargain Homes Across City
A consolidated ad lists multiple homes for sale with prices and details. Properties include 7 room frame at 410 Gatewood avenue for 6000 and 6 room brick veneered at 311 Montlceuw Avenue for 6775, plus several other frame dwellings, bungalows, and brick homes with baths, gas, and garages. Agencies Amos Realty Co. and J. L. White Inc. promote full listings and flexible credit with 10 percent down and 6 percent loans.
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WHITE
Gatewood Avenue
Montlceuw Avenue
West Bay
Blaine Ave
Jj. L. White, Inc
Hood Bank
New York Cotton Opens Higher on Covering and Buying
New York May 4 Cotton opened steady to higher as covering and scattered buying supported by firm Liverpool cables. After an initial rise, activity included local and southern selling and commission house liquidation. July advanced to 9.71 and December to 10.31 with gains of 6 to 10 points in the first half hour.
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New York
Liverpool
Grain prices ease on drought hopes in Chicago trading
In Chicago on May 4, grain markets opened with wheat at around 74 to 75 cents and then held near the initial level as fears of drought relief waned. Corn started with declines of about a half cent and fluctuated but remained lower overall, reflecting reports of showers in Canada that were not enough to ease drought fears.
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Chicago
Canada
Airplane crash in North Carolina kills three youths
Gra ham Gardner of Asheville piloted the new licensed plane that crashed near Fletcher in Henderson county. Parachutist Paul Yow and passenger Sam McMillan died alongside Gardner as witnesses saw the tailspin after the motor shut down. Medical personnel failed to save them.
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Asheville
N. C
Graham Gardner
Fletcher
Paul Yow
Sam McMillan
Hendersonville
Henderson County
England Faces 18000 Accidental Deaths Annually
In England about 18 000 people die accidentally each year with roughly 6000 on highways and the remainder in industry and homes.
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England
Army radio station at Fort Sam Houston to be dismantled
One of the army’s oldest stations at Fort Sam Houston Texas dating from 1909 is being dismantled. The historic facility, among the first to use wireless communication, will be closed as part of a modernization plan.
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Fort Sam Houston
Texas
County Extends Tax Advertising To July Six
The board of county commissioners extended delinquent tax advertising 30 days. Advertising will start in June with sales set for July 6 at the courthouse in Greensboro. An additional ten days was added for tax listings.
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Board of County Commissioners
Greensboro
Troy RK. Short
Short
Wall Street Advances On Quiet Trading After Upturn
The market showed renewed nerve with prices edging higher in quiet dealings. Industrials utilities and several rails gained, led by Allied Chemical and Auburn while others like American Telephone and General Electric rose modestly amid light activity and limited selling.
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Claude A
New York
Wall Street
Allied Chemical
Auburn
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
North American
General Electric
General Motors
Steele
Bethlehem
Woolworth
Eastman
American Tobacco
Dentists denounce monopolies in dental supply costs
Dr. E L Edwards of Washington NC told the North Carolina Dental Society delegates in Winston-Salem that well organized monopolies keep prices high for dental materials while other commodities fall. He proposed a national committee of state representatives to investigate supply costs. Dr Paul Jones urged district meetings to back the association’s work.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
E. L. Edwards
Washington, N. C
House of Delegates
North Carolina Dental Society
Edwards
Paul Jones
Farmville
Boston Vehicle Passage Planned at 16 Million Cost
A new vehicle passage, modeled after the Holland tube in New York and the Fleetway tunnel in Detroit, is planned for Boston with a estimated expenditure of 16 million dollars.
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New York
Fleetway
Detroit
Boston
Flaming Gusher Near Gladewater Claims Eight Lives
A dramatic night photograph captures the Sinclair oil gusher near Gladewater Texas. Eight workers died as the blazing plume roared upward lighting the surrounding area. Efforts to extinguish the blaze used nitro glycerine in dangerous attempts.
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Gladewater
Tex
City Mayor Proclaims May 10 as Parents Day in High Point
Mayor C A York designates Sunday May 10 as Parents Day urging reflection on parental duties to city welfare. He stresses the family as society’s base and calls for year round honoring of parents through responsible childrearing and civic responsibility.
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C. A. York
United States
I. C. A. York
High Point
New Orleans Cotton Opens Firm After Strong Liverpool Cables
New Orleans May 4 cotton opened firm and quiet with Liverpool cables stronger than expected. July and October futures advanced to 9.69 and 10.04, about eight points above Saturday’s close, while May and other contracts posted net gains around 29 to 30 points by the first hour.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Cotto
P. C
North Carolina Legislature Hears Revenue and Machinery Act Debate
The assembly contemplates passing the revenue bill by 27 to 22 and upholds a Senate favorable conference report on a luxury tax on non-essentials. The Machinery Act defers property re valuation to 1934. Differences remain on appropriation for UNC and the Folger-Johnson school bill with potential six day passage rule.
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Senate
Conference Committee
University of North Carolina
House
Folger-Johnson
General Assembly
Widow Victoria Eason Improves After Selma Shooting
Mrs Victoria Eason a Selma widow and mother of five was recovering from a gunshot wound to the abdomen at Johnston County Hospital after Charles Noble Prince shot her and then wounded himself. Hospital staff reported she had undergone an operation and was much better as of today. Prince remained in Johnston County jail.
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Smithfield
Victoria Eason
Selma
Johnson County
Charles Noble Prince
Potatoes Prices and Shipments Across Regions
Chicago May 4 Potatoes 176 on track 293 total U S shipments Saturday 820 Sunday 40 steady trading fair sacked Wisconsin round white 1 20 to 1 35 Minnesota 1 10 to 1 25 Idaho russets No 1 45 to 1 55 No 2 1 25 to 1 30 commercial 1 30 to 1 40 new stock steady trading fair Texas Bliss Triumphs mostly 3 50 to 3 75 fancy higher small 3 00 to 3 25 Florida bbl Spaulding Rose 5 75.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Florida
Pardon Seen As Escape For Fall In Groaning Defeat
Albert B. Fall seeks a presidential pardon as the only way to avoid a year in jail and a $100000 fine after being found guilty of bribery related to naval oil reserve leases. The ex secretary of the interior, speaking at his New Mexico ranch, said he would not appeal further. He cited age and poverty, noting he could not pay the fine and had lost his ranch to foreclosure.
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Three Rivers
N. M
Albert B. Fall
Hoover
FE. L. Doheny
Secretary of the Interior
District of Columbia
Fall
Court of Appeals
Washington
Kiwanis Leaders Urge Golden Rule During Florida Talk
Dr. John J. Tigert, president of the University of Florida, told Kiwanis delegates at the International convention in Miami the highest objective is to encourage daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relations. Fred C. W. Parker urged a five year plan to grow clubs, expand service work, and schedule future International conventions strategically.
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Miami
John J. Tigert
University of Florida
Fred C. W. Parker
Chicago
Pressman shoots plant manager then kills himself in New Orleans
At a New Orleans printing plant Joseph B. U Hacker, 62, shot and seriously wounded manager Val Elder before fatally shooting himself. Police say the death stems from resentment over regulations imposed by Elder.
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New Orleans
Joseph B. U Hacker
Val Elder
Organization of Child Health Units in Oklahoma Underway
Organization of child health units is under way in every county of Oklahoma, aiming to boost local health services and child welfare across the state. The initiative targets standardized care access and expanded medical support for families.
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Oklahoma
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