Death of A A Presnell at 82 in High Point home
Alexander A. Presnell, 82, died at 10 this morning at his son A D Presnell’s Doris street home after a two month illness. A Randolph county native born December 24, 1853, he lived eight years in the city and farmed much of his life in Randolph county. Survived by a daughter Mrs Rufus Caudle of High Point, three sisters Willie Presnell Greensboro Sam Presnell Coltrane Mills, A D Presnell High Point, one brother Joe L Presnell Franklinville, and 12 grandchildren. Funeral at 3 pm tomorrow from Doris street home with Rev Hoyle Love. interment Oakwood cemetery.
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Alexander A. Presnell
A. D. Presnell
Doris Street
Randolph County
Madison
Nancy Bunton Presnell
New Hope Methodist Church
Rufus Caudle
High Point
Willie Presnell
Greensboro
Sam Presnell
Coltrane Mills
Joe L. Presnell
Franklinville
Hoyle Love
West End St
Oakwood Cemetery
Federal Council Churches Urging Unity and Cooperation
The Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America presses for unity among Methodists and broader cooperation. Dr. Taylor lauds retiring president Dr. Broomfield, while Rev. J. C. Broomfield prepares a report on church union and leaders predict wide approval.
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Taylor
J. C. Broomfield
D. PD
Pittsburgh
Primitive Methodist Church
Wesley Boyd
D. D
Hhs
Fred Clark
RE. D. Stone
Baltimore
Geoge . Brown
New York City
The
American Bible Society
Bader
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Wilkesboro Registrar Fined for 1934 Negro Registration Refusal
John Cashion registrar for Wilkesboro township in 1984 was fined 300 dollars after pleading guilty in federal court to refusing to register Negroes for the 1934 primary.
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North Tlkesboro
John Cashion
Wilkesboro
Chicago produce prices and receipts report
Chicago May 21 4 Butter 16338 steady prices unchanged Kgne 34637 steady extra firsts local 20 1 4 cars 20 fresh graded firsts local 19% cars 20 1 4 current receipts 19 1 2 storage packed extras 21% storage packed firsts 21 1 2
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Chicago
Elongated Egg Brought to The Enterprise Office
J. 5. Livengood of 505 Newton Street submits an elongated egg to The Enterprise office. The specimen is not oval but long with tapering ends.
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Enterprise
J. 5
Livengood
Newton Street
Licenses Revoked in Raleigh Push Increases Total
Three more drivers lost licenses in Raleigh yesterday, raising the statewide total to 3 026 since November 1. All three were convicted of drunken driving or hit and run offenses.
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Raleigh
Lake City Lake Opens With New Rides and Music
The High Point Park Amusement company prepares a weekend opening at the city lake with new rides including a steam train and airplane swing. A 20 piece band under M. B. Morrow performs Sunday from 2:30 to 5 oclock. A bus line from High Point to the lake runs every 30 minutes.
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High Point Park Amusement Company
Amusement Company
M. B. Morrow
North Carolina
South
Sedgefield
R. D
Bob) Penny
High Point
City Lake
Canadian tariff officials impressed with Southern methods
Canadian tariff officials visited several centers and observed advanced methods in Southern plants. They will prepare formal recommendations on tariff revisions for furniture after returning to the commission. The reciprocal tariff cut from 45 to 27 percent boosted U S furniture imports into Canada, triggering a stronger Canadian industry protecting its market against Southern and other American furniture.
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Canada
United States
Further Advances Made On Stock Mart
The stock market showed continued cautious recovery with utilities and some industrials bid up fractions. Optimism remained as meat buyers hesitated and sellers stayed timid while wheat recovered and bonds held steady. Van Sweringens placed orders for 13.5 million dollars of railway equipment and labor management reached an agreement on protecting workers displaced by consolidations. Earnings reports from major transportation systems also cheered investors.
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New York
van Sweringen
Tariff and Freight Hurt Canadian Market Share
Men in the territory argue that a 27 percent tariff combined with the long freight haul to Canada prevents regaining much of the business once held in the Canadian market.
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Canada
Blood T
A fragment discusses health concerns and references blood cells and anemia in a general, non-specific advisory tone. It emphasizes natural approaches to improve appetite and energy and mentions widespread dietary ideas without concrete actions or sources.
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