Barnhill and Winborne Top Court Appointment Bets
Raleigh dispatch reports Judge Barnhill of Rocky Mount and Wallace Winborne of Mahone return as front runners for the two North Carolina Supreme Court seats to be filled by Governor Hoey before July 1. Barnhill leads eastern court contention. Winborne presumed western choice barring decline. Cowper and Dawson are alternative eastern picks with Dawson having campaign ties. Nash County backs Barnhill, while observers weigh Barnhill’s hardboiled style against Cowper’s scholarly bent.
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Raleigh
M l. Barnhill
Rocky Mount
Wallace Winborne
Mahonne
State Supreme Court
Hyde R. Hoey
Hubert Olive
Lexngton
Winerne
Supreme Court
Winborne
Marion
Winnie
Barnhill
Gernon Cowper
Kinston
Jon G. Dawson
Wper
Dawson
Hoey
Eastern Supreme Court
Ge Cowper
Preme Court
Cowper
Ile
Nash Nty
Nash County
Rcts
Hill
Ho* King
Triece Charged In Father’s Death After Shooting
ANNAPOLIS May 17 H T Triece 28 was released on 5900 bond pending an inquest into the death of his father J T Triece shot at a filling station near Annapolis Saturday night Police Chief Ira T Chapman quoted the son saying the father had made him fear a gun and he opened fire after a confrontation
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Annapolis
H. T. Triece
J. T. Triece
Ira T. Chapman
Triece
Trere
Paper making boon to South
James G. Stahlman urged Southern newspaper publishers that newsprint mills would spark a billion dollar industrial revival in the South. He cited plans for a first mill in east Texas and another under consideration for the Southeast, linking pine conservation with new rayon and cellulose industries and a cash crop for poor areas.
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Hot Springs
Ark
James G. Stahlman
Nashville, Tenn
Banner
Southern Pine
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Dixie
Stahlman
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
South
East
Texas
Southern
Southeast
Education Day Observed at Fairview Street School
Fairview Street school held its first Education Day in the auditorium with talks by W. B. Harrison Guilford county farm demonstration agent Clarence B Yokely William Penn high school teacher and J A McRae supervising principal of Reidsville colored schools The program included songs by the girls and performances by the toy orchestra seventh grade class and choral club followed by financial reports and classroom exhibits showing cracker house maps flour and salt mosaics and a moving picture project.
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Fairview Street School
W. B. Harrison
Guilford County Farm Demonstration
Clarence B. Yokely
William Penn High School
J. A. McRae
Reidsville Colored Schools
Florence High School
Willie Hole
Toy Orchestra
Choral Club
Parent-Teachers Association
Grade Mothers Council
Needlework Guild
Judge Teague Named to Guilford County Welfare Board
Judge Lewis B. Teague of High Point was appointed by the Guilford County Board of Commissioners as one of three members to the Social Security and Welfare Board. The board will merge welfare duties with social security work and begin operating by June 1.
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New County Social Security and Welfare Board
Greensboro
Lewis BE. Teague
High Point
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Social Security and Welfare Board
Charles W. Phillips
W. T. Bost
Raleigh
H. Hoyle Sink
Lexington
Old County Welfare Board
Teague
Joe F. Hoffman
Dresses Exhibit by Guild Members Draws Crowds
The seventh grade class and guild members displayed a large number of dresses in the auditorium, highlighting skill and variety in the collection.
Fairview Street P T A Food Flower and Art Show
The Parent Teacher Association of Fairview Street School sponsors a community food flower and art show in the school auditorium on Tuesday at 7 pm. All are welcome to attend or enter items. A small admission is charged.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Fairview Street School
Writer and Lecturer Visits City
Davis Lee, a writer for Negro newspapers for 12 years, is visiting with Mrs. Lee. He is a lecturer with experience across the country and is connected with the Scott News Syndicate of Atlanta, Georgia, here in the interest of that company.
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Davis Lee
Lee
Scott News Syndicate
Atlanta
Incinerator Resting as Asheville Private Sales Begin
Mrs Louise Curry of 1202 West Street passed away at her home Monday morning after a two week illness. She is survived by husband Arthur Curry and daughter Mrs Inez Reid. In Asheville officials shift from incineration to private sale of junk with a contract market now paying 40 cents per 190 pounds of mixed paper 75 cents per 190 pounds of rags 2 dollars per 100 pounds of scrap iron and 11 dollars per 100 pounds of scrap brass.
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Louise Curry
West Street
Curry
Arthur Curry
Inez Reid
Asheville
Weldon Weir
Public Works
Herce
Ill persons listed in Roxboro area notices
Miss Maud Scotton, a senior at William Penn High School, is ill at her home on West Green street. Mrs. Mary Alice Hill is quite ill at 111 Normal street after several weeks of illness. J J Williamson, principal of Person Country Training School at Roxboro, spends a few days here after his school's commencement.
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Maud Scotton
West Green Street
Miss Scotton
William Penn High School
Mary Alice Hill
Normal Street
J. J. Williamson
Person Country Training School
Roxboro
Tragic Death Of Bryant Lumley Found Near Greensboro
The body of Bryant Lumley aged 32 from Winston-Salem was discovered in a spring near Greensboro. Coroner James M. Simpson reports Lumley fell from a foot plank into a ditch and broke his neck.
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Greensboro
Bryant Lumley
Winston-Salem
James M. Simpson
Lumley
Social Security Cards Urged for Workers
The Social Security Board urged all eligible workers who have not applied to obtain social security account numbers to speed up enrollment by June 30 to enable wage record setup for federal old age benefits. Post office and field offices coordinate, with Greensboro and High Point handling rapid card delivery and mail processing.
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Social Security Board
Post Office Department
W. L. O'Brien, Jr
Guilford Building
Greensboro
O’brien
LeRoy Hodges
Federal
Old-Age Benefite Bureau of the Board
O'Brien
Junker Cars Offered by Iiderton's For Roadworthy Deals
Iiderton's advertises selling the Junker line to junk dealers and the public a selection of well conditioned cars fit for the road. Buyers are assured no risk with vehicles described as perfectly conditioned and ready to drive.
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Junker
Iiderton’s
State Deaths Mrs Della Goodin
Mrs Della Goodin 41 of route No 2 Thomasville died at home Sunday after a short illness. Survived by husband N G Goodin two sons Herman and Charles one step daughter Mrs Clarence Witcher two parents Mr and Mrs Dan Davis four brothers Gurney Davis Charles Aaron Davis four sisters Mrs Marvin Hedrick Mrs Marle Platt Mrs David McDonald Mrs Gilbert Breedlove Funeral at Southside Baptist church Tuesday at 2 oclock.
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Della Goodin
Thomasville
N. G. Goodin
Herman
Charles
Clarence Witcher
High Point
Dan Davis
Southmont
Gurney Davis
Aaron Davis
Marvin Hedrick
Marle Platt
Noble, la
David McDonald
Alma
Gilbert Breedlove
Lexington
Southside Baptist Church
John Jordan 72 Farmer Dies After Yearlong Illness
John Jordan of Thomasville route one died at home Sunday afternoon after about a year of illness. He was never married and is survived by three sisters Emma Proctor and Isaac Teague of High Point route two and Edd Hilton of Thomasville route one, plus a half-brother Cramer Jordan of Thomasville route one and a half-sister. Funeral at Piney Wood M E Church Tuesday at 10 AM with burial in the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
John Jordan
Frederick Kemple Watkins dies in Salisbury at 31
Frederick Kemple Watkins 31 of Albemarle died in Salisbury Sunday night from pneumonia. A native of Greensboro he ran a six year business in Salisbury and is survived by his widow three children his parents two sisters Lilian and Ethel Watkins of Salisbury and brothers Thurston of Wilmington Louis W. of Lumberton. Funeral services set for Albemarle Tuesday at 11 a.m.
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Ky Watkins Salisbury
Frederick Kemple Watkins
Albemarle
Greensboro
P. J. Watkins
Lillian
Ethel Watkins
Salisbury
Thurston
Wilmington
Funeral services held for Col. Alfred Williams of Raleigh
Funeral services were held today for Col. Alfred Williams age 70 a longtime head of an office supply and book firm in Raleigh He also served as president of the North Carolina Book Depository Inc Williams died yesterday after a three weeks illness Survived by his widow three sons and a sister A native of Hamilton Georgia.
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Alfred Williams
Raleigh
Col
North Carolina Book Depository, Inc
Col. Williams
Hamilton
Horace 4 Offers Low Prices and Finance Deals
Horace 4 promotes special low prices and finance rates in Piedmont Carolina. The ad states financing for insurance and unpaid balances with payments at the office as part of the offer.
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Horace 4
Ilderton
Piedmont Carolina
Student Killed In Fall From Ladder
Miss Sara Atkinson a 19 year old sophomore at the Woman's College of UNC in Chapel Hill died from injuries after falling from a ladder at a dormitory yesterday She did not regain consciousness and died early today in Elkin wording reflects a tragic campus accident involving a student death.
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Sara Atkinson
Elkin
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
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Sir Walter Hotel
Carol Hughes
Fairview
Rev. R. W. Winchester
St. Mark M. FE. Church
H. R. Walden
Thos. B Smith
County Security Board
P.T. A
Mrs. Louise Curry
London
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Dick Merrill
Jack Lambie
Europe
Southport
England
Was-Is
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Horace G. Ilderton
Horace G Ilderton, Inc
Dodge
Plymouth
Studebaker
Hana K
FORD
Ildertons
Bulletin
Commerce
Willowbrook
Horace G.ilderton, Inc
Chevrolet
Commerce Street
BUICK
Pontiac
Ils O. K
Crete
Tudor
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