Mrs Simpson Visiting King At Fort Belvedere
London reports Mrs Wallis Warfield Simpson went to the country to visit the king at Fort Belvedere amid speculation over her recent divorce from Ernest Simpson. Public sentiment mixed yet many say the king has a right to entertain whom he pleases as long as it does not harm the crown. A Labour MP suggested the king should marry first and tell Parliament later.
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Wallis Warfield Simpson
Fort Belvedere
Ernest Simpson
Britain
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Inquest Held Into Automobile Death In North Carolina
Coroner L. M. Waring conducted a hear ing into the death of Mrs. J. W. Morgan wife of a Beaufort Baptist minister. Mrs. Morgan died Septem ber 6 in a Durham hospital from injuries suffered July 25. The driver T H Weathers was released on a 2500 dollar bond as the coroner studies the evidence.
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L. M. Waring
J. W. Morgan
Constitutional Convention Finalizes United States Constitution
After four months of argument, delegates at the constitutional convention reach agreement on the United States constitution, outlining the framework of the new government and its powers.
Paul Revere Silversmith Exhibited At Boston Museum 1906
The famous Revolutionary figure Paul Revere, renowned silversmith, had his works on display at the Boston Museum in the year 1906, highlighting his craft and historical significance.
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Paul Revere
Boston Museum
Silence and censorship swirl around Mrs Simpson divorce
Diplomatic circles show discreet calm as discussions center on the king's friend. British papers self censor by omitting Mrs Simpson’s identity in divorce notices, publishing only the court action to comply with privacy laws and avoid misinterpretation.
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Mrs. Simpson
Ipswich Court
High Point Nursery School Aids Needy Youths
The High Point Community Nursery School cares for underprivileged youths with WPA funded teaching staff and lunches donated by civic clubs. Three trained nursery teachers lead the work with assistance from local N A A volunteers and nurses Miss Ella Gibson Lua Lowe Jarrett and Ona Goldston.
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High Point Community Nursery
High Point Community Nursery School
WPA
Ella Gibson
Lua Lowe Jarrett
Ona Goldston
Split Bottom Chair Making In Randolph
Randolph County stands as the centerpiece of the split bottom chair craft with roots in early settler life. The craft combines oak and hickory frames, hand woven caned seats, and a traveling chair maker tradition. Local family weavers still earn modest sums, though factory production dominates and the old home industry fades.
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China
Japan
India
America
U. S
Randolph County
Randolph
High Point
Windsor
Asheboro
North Carolina
Methodist Churches to Hold Joint Annual Meeting in Houston
Delegates from Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Episcopal Church South will meet November 4 to 8 in Houston for a joint session the first since the 1844 split. About 2 000 ministers and over 10 000 visitors expected. leaders say the division is about healed with plans to rejoin by 1940. Prominent attendees include Senator Morris Sheppard Governor Sennett Conner and church leaders from across the country.
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Houston
Tex
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Glenn Flinn
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Sennett Conner
Mississippi
Charles C. Selecman
The
Southern Methodist University
Edward Holt Hughes
Washington, D. C
Ivan Lee Holt
St. Louis
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
A. J. Weeks
Southwestern Christian Advocate
James Cannon, Jr
Roy L. Smith
Los Angeles
Funeral Planned For Mrs. Louisa M. Brooks
Funeral services for Louisa M. Brooks 83 died at home of her daughter in Asheboro were held at Shiloh Christian church under Rev C G S? and Rev Hell with choir songs and a soprano solo. Granddaughters and pallbearers attended. burial followed at the cemetery.
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Louisa M. Brooks
B. B. Brooks
C. Q. Moffitt
F. L Brooks
Hamilton Street
O. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian
Shiloh Christian Church
Dolph County
Presbyterian At
Asheboro
Hell
M. E. Asheboro
Sweet Peace
Ridge, Jr
James B.offitt
Grifton Brooks
Davis
Howard Bgrément
Funeral services for Nixon in Franklinville
Funeral services for 62 year old Franklinville resident David Nixon, who died Saturday at 6 30 pm, will be conducted at 2 30 pm at Gray's Chapel M P. His body was moved to the Mrs W B Wood home and interment will be in the church cemetery. Also noted are services for Frances Dickens of 209 Spring Street, Wi, held at Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church with Dr W A Lambeth officiating, following a period of ill health.
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David Nixon
Nixon
Franklinville
Gray's
M. P
Wood
Church Cemetery
Ada Frances
Frances Dickens
Spring Street
Wesley Methodist Episcopal
W. A. Lambeth
B. C. J. B. Woodruff
W. L. W. A. Brame
E. L. Mi M. P. Sechrest
Mongol Horsemen Adorned with Wool Wings
A fragment reports Mongol horsemen oversized figures padded with wool in wings. The note hints at attire or equipment innovations, but lacks clear context or corroborating details.
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