Smith Band Wagon Moves On With Cautious Optimism
The Al Smith campaign faces cautious momentum amid anti-Smith sentiment, with Alabama Texas Oklahoma and Tennessee cited as indicators. Northerns swing pro Smith while southern states show continued opposition. Raleigh planners weigh a state manager and a precinct strategy as ministers and dry voters maintain resistance. The piece notes unresolved questions about Hull and party strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Tom Heflin
Alabama
Dan Moody
Texas
Hull
Smith
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
North Carolina
Josiah William Bailey
William B. Jones
James S. Griffin
William H. Sawyer
Raleigh
Charles W. Tillett, Sr
Charlotte
Tenth
Asheville
Biltmore
Miller's Herb Extract Praised By Satisfied Consumer
Mrs Viola Gallimore of High Point North Carolina reports health improvements from Miller's Herb Extract, formerly Herb Juice. She describes relief from headaches constipation poor appetite and low energy after using the herbal tonic, noting rapid benefit and overall well being. The Hart Drug Co. serves as a local representative for the product advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Viola Gallimore
Green Street
High Point
N. C
Appite
Herb Juice Company
Hart Drug Co
Studio Buys Finery of Fallen Dynasty Cuts Costume Cost
Hollywood's transition to economy extends to prewar Hapsburg costumes. Hungarian aristocrats and relics were bought from Hungary and used for Billie Dove Paul Vincenti Clive Brook roles. The Drabant Life Guards uniforms suit Vincenti while others in the cast receive multiple costume changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
James Dunn
Billie Dove
Paul Vincenti
Hapsburg
Clive Brook
Hollywood
Cal
Russia
Austria
Alexander Korda
Vincenti
Tibor Mindzenthy
Nicholas Kaltenbrunn
Kaltenbrunn
Misstep Leads Derby Contenders With Fast Trial Time
May 12 Louisville reports Misstep from LeMar stock farm powering the derby distance in 2:07 3-5 with Jockey Joe Kizeris aboard. Reigh Count and Viking stable entrant Lawley posted faster early splits but finished behind as contenders prepare for the classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
LeMar Stock Farm
LeMar Farm
Joe Kizeris
Reigh
John D. Hertz
Chicago
Lawley
Viking Stable
Bandits Rob Card Club In Kansas City Take Cash
Bandits invaded a men's card club in Kansas City killing a doorkeeper James F. Brown and wounding Walter Franklin. They lined up about seventy patrons and escaped with over $1,000 in cash plus loot. Brown died from three gunshot wounds. Franklin was struck in the chest and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Walter Franklin
James F. Brown
Franklin
Unusual Sky Signs Presage Rain
A weather note states that unusually clear atmosphere and bright stars signal approaching rain. The observed celestial clues suggest a weather change likely to bring precipitation.
Former enemies join in fraternal tribute in Chicago
In Chicago a historic gesture of reconciliation unfolded as major Reed Lantis and Captain Hermann Koehl, once foes in World War I, met aboard the Bremen air crew. Baron Von Huenefeld voiced hope for lasting friendship while the trio, joined by family and Dr. Hugo Junkers, drew thousands amid heavy police presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reed Landis
Hermann Koehl
Baron Ehrenfried Gunther von Huenefeld
Bremen
Baron von Huenefeld
Koehl
James Fitzmaurice
Churches and Parishes Listed in North City Notices
A compact directory lists churches in the North City area with pastors, Sundays school times, worship hours, and midweek services. Notable entries include First Baptist North, Southside Baptist, Green Street, Mechanicsville, West End, and First Christian among many others with specific meeting times and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
North Male Street
L. T. Wilson
A.B. Tate
RE. U
Southside Baptist
Highland Avenue
Stanton Street
Tasso W. Siler
C. H. Maynor
Green Street
Herman UT. Stephens
J. A. Ruth
Methodist Churches Schedule and Leaders
The notice lists Sunday school times and worship services for multiple churches. Wesley Memorial led by Rev John W Moore and Rev W B McEwen. South Main with Rev W P Davis and J W Clinard. First Wesleyan Methodist at Newton and Meadows with M R Harvey. Calvary M E B Church under Rev H C Byrum. Highland with Rev E M Jones and R L Proctor. and Christian E p church services including evening and midweek prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Wesley Memorial
John W. Moore
W. B. McEwen
Epworth League
South Main
W. PB. Davis
J. W. Clinard
Wesleyan Methodist
Newton
Meadows
M. R. Harvey
OW. H
F. M. Society
Calvary M. EB
H C Byrum
A. H. Holton
Highland
E. M. Jones
R. L. Proctor
Deaver
Colored Churches Doings in Local Schedule
A survey of Sunday schools sermons and prayer meetings at Colored Baptist and other churches. Details include times for Morning sermons 11:30 or 11 a m, Sunday school begins 9:30, prayer meetings Wednesdays 7:30, and B Y P U and Young People activities. Rev. L Parham Rev W L Mason Rev G W Buckrham among pastors listed with locations on Washington Hobson Hoover Price Leonard Cherry and Roosevelt streets. Communion first Sunday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant First M. P
North Matin
Richardson Streets
Lester Ballard
Welch
Sangum and
Lake Streets
T. EB. Pierce
Christian Endeavor
English Street
M. L. Boswell
DL Garner
Estelle Cates
Ladies Aid
Mechanicsville
M. P
J. R Hutton
J. B. Haff
First Christian
Green
Tryon Streets
C. A. Best
A. Lee
J. M. Allred
Randolph County
First Christian (Disciples
Ashington Street
J. W. Wolff
Bible
Baptist First Baptist
Washington and
Hobson Streets
H. M. Kirkpatrick
L. Parham
D. D
Mount Vernon Baptist
Hoover Street
W. L. Mason
N. L. Hawood
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Price
Leonard Streets
G. W. Buckrham
Roosevelt Miller
Sisters
Church Schedule At 10912 Asheboro Street
Mrs. Ray R Millikan pastor leads Sunday school and a 7 30 p m Young People meeting at 10912 Asheboro Street Prayer meeting is Wednesday 7 30 p m with a 6 45 p m mid week session You are cordialy invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Cobl
F. Logan Porter
Young Peoples
Milton Whitener
Edgar Whitener
Friends
Main Street
Tom A. Sykes
Horace C. Hayworth
Brotherhod
Annex
Archdale Friends
Reuben J Payne
Joseph T. Weaver
Christian Endeavor
Springfield Friends
Clara Cox
Bible School
Young Peoples Meeting
Oak Hill Friends
J. Waldo Woody
Evan Cecil
Epworth League
Asheboro
Ray R. Millikan
St Edwards Church Services on Sundays
Rev. A. C. Adler pastors St Edwards on East Green and Parker streets with services at 9:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edwards
East Green
Parker Streets
A. C. Adler
Winston
High Point
Fire Destroys Lumber Yards in Burnsville
In Burnsville North Carolina fire early today destroyed about a quarter million feet of lumber in railroad yards. Loss estimated at 10000 to 15000 dollars with six separate start points. Fire chief C W Valentine and crew fought the blaze for twelve hours. kerosene cans found at origin sites described as evidence of arson. Owner W Granville Taylor of Asheville estimated losses within 10000 to 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnsville
N. C
C. W. Valentine
Valentine
W. Granville Taylor
Asheville
Lanphier Selected for Lindbergh North Atlantic Flight
Major Thomas C. Lanphier, commandant of Selfridge Field, Mich., is reported chosen to accompany Col. Charles A. Lindbergh on his summer North Atlantic flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Thomas C. Lanphier
Selfridge Field
Mich
Chas. A. Lindbergh
North Atlantic
Pilot heading for New York from Maxwell field with stop at Fort Bragg
An aircraft departed Maxwell Field for New York at 7 20 this morning with a scheduled refueling stop at Fort Bragg N C. Major Lanphier arrived Friday with 75 planes for southern spring maneuvers and declined to comment on reports he will accompany Lindbergh.
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Maxwell Field
New York
Fort Bragg
N. C
Lanphier
Lindbergh
Fog Signals Warmer, Clearer Weather Ahead
Morning fog tends to lift before noon, signaling a run of settled weather with improving visibility and calm skies. The pattern suggests a gradual clearing as temperatures rise and winds stay light.
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Anti-Smith
China
L. C. Smith
Corona
L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters Inc
Greensboro, N. C
DERBY
Misstep
CLUB
Comfort
Goop Coal
City Fuel CO
Chas. F. Blake
U. S
West View
Calvary M. E
Archdale M. E
O. L. Ruth
G. O. Hayworth
Christian
Christian Science
North Wrenn Street
Salvation Army
Russell Street
Mangum Avenue
Ensign John O’beirne
Holiness
Salvation Meeting
Episcopal
St. Mary's
North Main
Farriss Avenue
H. Norwood Bowne
R. Stewart
Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran
Rfev
F. L. Conrad
H. F. Cooper
Luther League
North Main Street
First Church of Christ—Y. M C. A. Hall
East Russell Street
Co. Co
Cherry Street
M. M. Cerran
Allen Christian Endeavor League
Morris Chapel
H L. Ashe
W M Fiost
T. A Brower
Saermon
Brooks Memorial M. E. Church
Fairview Street
William E. Hairston
A. M. E. Zion
St. Stephens A. M. E. Zion
C. W. Carver
D.D
W. B. Steele
Church of God
Hamilton
Florist
Camel City Coach Co
Greensboro
Winston High Point
Greensbohow
Union Station
Dunlap
Hutchen’s
Starr
Richmond
Indiana
L. L. Davis
Bland Piano Company
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