Miss Nichols to Preach at Gospel Tabernacle Tonight
Gertrude Nichols of the National Health Service in Washington will deliver a lecture on Alcohol and its Effects on Body and Soul at 7:30 pm at Gospel Tabernacle. Ulmer Freeman of High Point College will lead a special gospel song service as a large crowd is expected.
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Gospel Tabernacle
Gertrude Nichols
Tional Health Service
Wash D. C
Ulmer Freeman
High Point College
Licenses Of Three Local Men Revoked
Raleigh May 6 Special The Motor Vehicle division of the North Carolina Department of Revenue revoked driving licenses for one year from three High Point area men after recent drunk driving convictions. William T Fritz 400 West Green Street FE J Payne 308 Wood Tow avenue and Willie Land of High Point and Concord were affected.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Department of Revenue
William T. Fritz
West Green Street
FE. J. Payne
Wood- Tow Avenue
Willie Land
High Point
Concord
Kerr Warns of Menaces to Nation's Economy
Kerr analyzes the US economy noting the large federal deficit may spur growth in production and reduce unemployment, but warns it could lead to future trouble. He observes bank deposits rise via federal securities purchases, linking deposits to the deficit and urging policies to boost production and employment.
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Kerr
Mrs Cornelia Albertson Rites Friday at Sechrest Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Cornelia Delphina Albertson who died yesterday at a local hospital will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Sechrest Funeral Home chapel. Dr. E. H. Bilackard and Dr. A. B. Conrad will officiate. Interment is in Pleasant Grove cemetery.
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Cornelia Delphina Albertson
Sechrest
E. H. Bilackard
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Joyner Heads North Carolina School Boards
J H Joyner of Whitsett, chairman of Guilford county board, became the first president of North Carolina school boards association formed here. L A Martin of Lexington was elected vice president and Dr R E B Coker of Chapel Hill secretary treasurer. W A McCall of Smithfield and George G Kerr of Southern Pines named members at large of the executive committee.
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Chapel Hill
J. H. Joyner
Whitsett
Guilford County
W. A. McCall
Smithfield
George G. Kerr
Southern Pines
Stephenson Speaks At Legion Meeting
Asheboro May 6 District Commander John Stephenson of Southern Pines spoke to Dixon Post 45 American Legion in the legion hall about organizing a 40 and a unit. Eight members joined including Harris Birkhead Henry Ingram and Dr J G Crutchfield. J R Hammond presided and introduced Stephenson. An air circus benefiting the Junior league baseball team was announced.
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Asheboro
John Stephenson
Southern Pines
Dixon Post 45
American Legion
Legion Hall
Stephenson
Legion
Regular Legion
Harris Birkhead
Henry Ingram
W. C. Craven
J. G. Crutchfield
Bob Bunch
Dewey Bulla
Rufus Routh
J. R. Hammond
Medical Meeting Comes To Close
Delegates to the 84th annual North Carolina Medical society convention dispersed after a three day gathering that attracted 768 doctors. A new family doctor section was approved to meet at the 1938 Southern Pines session alongside the officers slate led by Dr. J. B. Sidbury as president and Dr. R. B. McKnight, Dr. J. F. Abel, and Dr. T. W. M. Long filling vice president and secretary treasurer posts.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina Medical Society
House of Delegates
Southern Pines
J. B. Sidbury
Wilmington
R. B. McKnight
Charlotte
J. F. Abel
Waynesville
T. W. M. Long
Roanoke Rapids
Jobs For First Class Maids Available In High Point
The High Point office of the North Carolina State Employment Service can place immediately a number of first class maids in good positions. Applications are welcomed from both white and colored workers at the Arcade building office, says manager Mrs. Irene W. Price.
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High Point
North Carolina
Pigs Prosper in State Prison Farms under Creech
Raleigh May 6. Charlie Creech heads two prison pig operations, Caledonia in Halifax County and Camp Polk near Raleigh, with 907 and 257 pigs on hand respectively. He notes recent sales of 413 pigs for 13000, plus thousands in pork produced for inmates, highlighting the high quality of the prison pigs and the advantage of selling live stock rather than processed meat. Oscar Pitts calls Creech's pigs “choice.”
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Charlie Creech
Smithfield
Charlie
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Caledonia Prison Farm
Halifax Couty
Camp Polk Farm
Creech
Caledonia
Camp Polk
Oscar Pitts
Fog causes ship collision near Boston between Maria and Edward R. Schmith
A fog bound collision 45 miles from Boston between the Italian steamship Maria and the coal laden Edward R. Schmith of New York left all hands safe. Maria towed the schooner to Boston area. schooner jib boom broken and coal boat leaking. Maria damaged slightly on starboard side. Italian consul to be notified. Ivaini, Master.
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Boston
Maria
Edward R. Schmith
New York
Coast Guard
Bosae Wireless
Radio Marine Corporation
Chatham
Ivaini
No Evidence Of Murder In Death Of Rose Hogge
Hampton Virginia May 6 The coroner ruled that Rose French Hogge a 28 year old hospital dietician died by drowning with no evidence of murder. Her body was found fully clothed in the sand with water in her lungs on a Chesapeake Bay beach between Buckroe and Grand View last Sunday.
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Hampton
Rose French Hogge
Paul J. Parker
Elizabeth City
Chesapeake Bay
Bueckroe
Grand View
Foresters Plant Over 3.9 Million Trees on 4418 Acres
The West Virginia Forest Service reported planting more than 3.9 million trees across 4418 acres in Washington and adjacent areas during the season. The effort involved regional crews and highlighted reforestation plans for the watershed.
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Forestry Service
Washington
Court Approval of Wagner Act Spurs Unionizing Push
The Wagner Act approval fuels labor organizing as workers consider joining unions when H. C. S. is mentioned.
Taylor Lucas Dies in Charlotte After Illness
Mr and Mrs Charles Lucas of New York City mourn the death of Taylor Lucas who died in Charlotte yesterday while on a business visit. He was the brother of Charles Lucas and had been ill during the trip.
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Taylor Lucas
Charles Lucas
Charlotte
Mr. Lucas
New York City
Byrd Pushes Merger Of Three Units Into Federal Home Credit Administration
Senator Byrd urges combining the Home Owners Loan corporation the Home Loan Bank Board and the Federal Housing Administration into a single Federal Home Credit Administration that would also supervise the RFC Mortgage corporation. An administrator estimates a $10,000 annual saving per six executives and similar cuts in field and office staff. McKellar proposes empowering the President to cut 10 percent from any next year appropriation after a hearing. Other economy ideas include a flat 10 percent across all appropriations, a 15 percent withholding to be released as needed, and targeted restreys of items. Whittington seeks higher flood control funding than the Budget Bureau recommendation.
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Home Loan Bank Board
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Federal Housing Administration
Federal Home Credit Administration
RFC Mortgage Corporation
Byrd
McKellar
D-Tenn
Roosevelt
Whittington
Dmiss
House Flood Control Committee
Budget Bureau
Rabbits Feet Wedding at Chateau de Cande
A source says Edward and Wally Rabbits will wed at the Chateau de Cande with the Duke of Kent likely serving as best man and Herman L. Rogers presenting the bride. After the ceremony the couple plan a honeymoon in southern Austria. Edward rented the Austrian castle for 400 dollars a month and the wedding may follow soon after the coronation to minimize attention.
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Chateau de Cande
Edward
Duke of Kent
Herman L. Rogers
London
Planning Board Is Named By Hoey
Capus M. Waynick remains chairman of the state planning board as of May 6. Reappointed members include Mrs. W T Best, R Bruce Etheridge, Col J W Harrelson, Dr Clarence Poe, Clyde A Erwin, and Dr Howard W Odum. J D Lineberger and Reuben Robertson Jr replace predecessors in Shelby Asheville and Canton respectively.
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Raleigh
Capus M. Waynick
Division of Purchase and Contract
State Planning Board
W.T. Best
R. Bruce Etheridge
Department of Conservation and Development
Col
J. W. Harrelson
N. C. State College
Clarence Poe
Clyde A. Erwin
Howard W. Odum
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
J. D. Lineberger
Shelby
Stanley Winborne
Reuben Robertson, Jr
Asheville
Canton
Death of Leland H. Kitchin in Scotland Neck
Leland H. Kitchin 48 former State Highway Commission member and brother of Governor W. W. Kitchin, the late Representative Claude Kitchin and Dr. Thurman Kitchin died at his home in Scotland Neck on May 5. He was president of Wake Forest College.
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Kitchin
Scotland Neck
Leland H. Kitchin
State Highway Commission
W. W. Kitchin
Claude Kitchin
Thurman Kitchin
Wake Forest College
Bladder Irritation Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims a remedy relieves bladder irritation and related symptoms in four days. It touts natural extracts like jet duchy leaves and juniper, sold by Mann Drug Stores and Geverd's at High Point with a simple instruction to say Bukets to any druggist.
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Nature
Mann Drug Stores
Geverd's
Mrs H C Kearns Sr to Be Honored on Mother's Day
High Point oldest mother Mrs H C Kearns Sr 304 Steele Street will receive gifts from local businesses including Paramount Elliot Floral J C Penney Packard Motor Hart Drug Ingram Furniture and others for Mother's Day. Born September 25 1847 in Randolph County she is mother to seven living children and has 15 grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
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EF. B. Stone
H. C. Kearns
Steele Street
High Point
Paramount Theater
Kearns
Randolph County
Thurlow Kearns
J. W. Kearns
Ed Kearns
Gurney Kearns
Oscar Kearns
Cora Gie
J. Allen Austin
Henry Kearns
Silver Springs
Jane Harris
Ranson Harris
Thomasville Female College
Ragan Knitting Mills
Model Farm
Harris
Emerywood
Elliot Floral Company
J.C. Penney Company
Packard Motor Sales Company
Pfird
Foust Elected President of Schoolmasters Club
Thomas R. Foust, Guilford county schools superintendent, was elected president of the Schoolmasters' club at the final meeting of the year in Winston-Salem. Hugh White and Dr. Raymond Smith were named as officers, replacing outgoing leaders, with Greensboro set to host the first meeting of the new year.
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Thomas R. Foust
Guilford County
Foust
Winston-Salem
J. W. Moore
Winston- Salem
Hugh White
Mineral Springs High School
Raymond Smith
Greensboro College
J. Thad Reece
Yadkin County
H. A. Helms
Greensboro Central High School
Greensboro
Hanna
Key L. Barkley
Woman's College
Greensboro South High School
Johnson Off To Sell State Bonds
State Treasurer Charles M Johnson leaves Raleigh for New York to confer with buyers of 3 019 000 in state bonds. He believes the issue can be sold at about 3 percent interest to finance permanent improvements at state institutions and a new state office building.
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Raleigh
Charles M. Johnson
New York
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