Insurance nonprofits debate relief impact in 1930s
Noble T. M. of this city warned a joint meeting at Elwood hotel that if life insurers paid beneficiaries as scheduled in 1930 34, two billion seven hundred million dollars annually would cushion the economy. He cited National Life Insurance and similar firms as pivotal to relief funding and broader economic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble T. m
High Point Lifewriters Association
Elwood Hotel
National Life Insurance
Economent
State College Style Show Winners
The Ninth Annual Style Show at North Carolina State College Textile School crowned first prize winners from 18 North Carolina home economics departments. Winners wore self made costumes from fabrics woven by State College textile students, with captions noting participants from Catawba Elon Meredith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State College
North Carolina Women's Colleges
State Liege Textile School
State College Tertile
Dorothy Crawem
Catawba College
Virginia Kerns
Elon
Wise Mildred Covingtom
Miora Macdonald
Jake Allen
Meredith
Marthe Johnsom
Queem Chicora
Mise Virginiatieaton
St. Mary's
Mergaredt Lipe
Appalachian
Mixy Belem Cravenoo
Catawba
Billie Jane Ruff
Flore MarcDormald
Allew
Life Insurance as Shield Against the Unknown
Praigg argues in Tamieh that life insurance has grown to cover nearly half the population, with many billion-dollar payments reflecting vast protection. He contrasts historic fears with modern risk management, noting daily deaths and newborns whose futures depend on insurers’ vigilance and privilege.
Lessons From Christian Science Sermon May 10 1936
Sermon notes from the Churches and Societies of Christ discuss Adam and Fallen Man, the Golden Text Isaiah 2 22, and Romans renewal theme. Text cites Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, emphasizing real spiritual man and mortals as counterfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Mary Baker Addy
Choir Rehearsal Set for May 26 General Conference
A large church choir will rehearse Tuesday night at 7 45 for the General Conference of the Methodist Protestant church at First Church. The event, tied to Religious Education, features two anthems and congregational hymns led by Rev B K Lester Ballard.
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M. P. Church
Methodist Protestant Church
BK. Lester , Ballard
Department of Religious Education
Ferry Lee Gibbs
Greensboro
Thomasville
High Point
Ballard
Death notices from King and Robbins in May
C Ling infant son of Mr. and Mrs Loa King died Sunday night at their home. Funeral at 4 PM from the home with burial in Pisgah cemetery. Robert Oscar Robbins aged 67 died after a long illness at his Trinity home. Funeral at Mount Vernon Methodist Church in Trinity. Survived by his widow, sister Geneva Robbins of Burke county, and brothers Joe Robbins of Thomasville, Troy Robbins of Liberty, and T A Robbins of Trinity route one.
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le King
Asheboro
C. Ling
Loa King
Pisgah
Robert Oscar Robbins
Trinity
Mount Vernon Methodist Church
Geneva Robbins
Burke County
Joe Robbins
Thomasville
Troy Robbins
Liberty
T. A. Robins
Mrs Ellen Hurley Dies In Biscoe At 34
Mrs Ellen Hurley age 34 died at her home in Biscoe Wednesday morning. She is survived by a son F. H. Hurley and a daughter Helen Hurley. Services were held at the Methodist church in Biscoe with interment in the church cemetery.
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Ellen Hurley
Asheboro
Biscoe
F. H. Hurley
Helen Hurley
FHA Loans Now Available in Rocky Mount Bank
Federal Housing Administration loans under $3,000 may be secured through the Rocky Mount bank with FHA approval. Announcement by F J Lise more secretary of the Chamber of Commerce notes prior restrictions are eased. Information and guidance are available from a Chamber representative on weekdays except Saturday from 9 am to 3 pm.
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Ncrete
RTH
Carolina
Portland Cement Association
State Planters Bank & Trust
Richmond
Federal Housing Administration
Rocky Mount
FHA
F. J. Lisemore
Chamber of Commerce
Rocky Mount Bank
Anteater Walks With Toes Curled Inward Shielding Claws
The giant anteater moves with its toes curled inward to avoid drilling its claws into the ground. This posture helps prevent injury while foraging and traveling across varied terrain.
Horace and Modern Verse Meet at a Nightclub
A playful spoof blends Horace with modern poets as the speaker suggests aging aside. The speaker jokes about winter, drink, and youthful revelry while recalling classic lines and imagining a nightclub outing with a wink at lipstick and the moon.
Sabine wine and a German Shepherd dog for adoption
An amalgam of verse and column notes recounts Horace hosting Sabine wine for Meecenus and a humorous city hall puppy tale. Katherine Praigg rehomed a black and tan stray found at city hall, which proved to be a two foot high German Shepherd now seeking a new home via Dr. Pest in Greensboro.
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Meecenus
Horace
Katherine Praigg
Foreign population longevity in the United States noted
A report states that about half of the foreign born residents have lived in the United States for twenty years or more, highlighting long term settlement.
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The
United
Advice to Women Promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
A reader testimonial endorses Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women at different life stages including stillbirths and monthly pains. A resident of 421 Toad Street recounts improved strength and relief from headaches after using the remedy, urging others to buy now as the price listed is $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Ted
Toms
Dela Tohnston
Toad Stoe & C
Adier Te Beth
Moose Show to Present Day Pictures For Children
Pictures of child life by the Moose Lodge will be shown at the Methodist Protestant Community church Thomasville at 8 o clock by the local Creer. The same pictures will be presented at the Junior High School auditorium in High Point May 22 at 6:18 o clock. Films include Tomorrow's Citizens Greatest Crime and a Walt Disney comic with live music. Proceeds support underprivileged children of deceased members and no admission charge is planned. Tickets available at The Bmeterprime or Dermont Construction Co office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boomeheart
Thomasville
Walt Dismey
Moose
Dermont Comstruction Company
CaolRege Street
Chicago Produce Prices Report May 11
Butter prices and egg values shown for Chicago markets with varied grades and packaging. Listings include butter at 12,917 units with multiple quality categories and egg classes with local grading and per cent ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Egge
Faculty Rift Forces UNC Meeting On Engineering Transfer
The Morning Herald reports UNC faculty members opposed to President Frank Graham's engineering school transfer plan have urged a formal meeting this week. Over 2100 faculty members reportedly attended three discussions, with a committee formed to express their stance. The president plans to join the session only if a vote on the transfer is held. The meeting is scheduled for today at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
The
Morning Herald
University of North Carolina
Frank Graham
Graham
Storage packed exec gen 1244 atamaans packed
Readable fragments describe a storage packed event involving a generator and first two percent allocation. Personnel and organization names are not clearly legible. Further details are unavailable. this item remains a fragment.
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Rong Bulwark
USWT
Praige
Onarch Club and
High Oint Life Underwriters Association For ‘Joint Meeting of
Praigg
Tamieh
al Fee
United States
Craigg
North Main Street
Anael Eg
John Mebane
Democrate
Pretty
Hish Pollmt
City Hall
Moose Will Shom
Mooseheart
Selzoo
Cy Way
Gramant
City OF High Point Collection Dept
Estares
IONA
Iwony Soap
Pxtea Carr
Iona Macaroni
Davina
Pine
Sunnyfield
California
del Monte
Choionetson
Green Bears
Lee, Bch
A&p Food Stores
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