House Tells Rotarians Religion Is Great Need
Dr. Robert B. House of the University of North Carolina spoke to over 200 Rotarians at the High Point Country Club urging revival of spiritual values. He warned against inflation and half gods, praising education and the public schools while calling for a global vision through Rotary. The event, led by T Wingate Andrews, also featured Ted Johnson urging a November district meeting in Durham with Rotary International President Sydney Pascall expected.
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Winston-Salem
Lexington
Thomasville
Asheboro
Siler City
Liberty
High Point
Rotary
House
House Eaid
Jesus
Charles Hadége Nabers
High*Point Club
Debtor discount sparks town debate and civic event
Dr Ola Putman of Marce Line Missouri disclosed debts and cancelled sums in a local paper, discounting 810000 from 36000 owed. Town merchants abstained from similar action while civic leaders from High Point to Asheboro met for an inter-city convention with speeches by Dr Hadége Nabers and club presidents, praising community institutions and cooperation.
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Ola Putman
Marceline
Indians Fight for Oil Lands at Pleasant Michigan
At Pleasant Michigan 1500 Chippewas press rights to land tied to oil and timber concessions from 1864. Chief John Elk cites treaty claims valued around 3 000 900 dollars as they await court action in Washington while oil and gold wealth accrues to white settlers.
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Pleasant
Mich
John Elk
Court of All
Washington
Wichita School Child Seeks Local Help for World Disarmament
A fifth grade pupil in Wichita Kansas has urged fourth to sixth graders in High Point to sign a petition to the International Disarmament Conference in Geneva in 1932. The petition appeals to end war and redirect costs to citizenship, living standards, and education.
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Wichita
Geneva
Switzerland
Kansas
High Point City
T. Wingate Afhdrews
Dale Coulson
United States of America
United States
Aycock Establishes In New Parsonage for Church Leader
Rev. A. L. Aycock and family moved into the new parsonage at 505 Chestnut Street after the South Main Street M. E. church purchased the home from Prudential Insurance through Globe Mortgage and Realty. Remodeling is planned to convert the old parsonage into Sunday school rooms with additions to connect the structures.
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Main Street
M. E
Prudential Insurance Company
Globe Mortgage and Realty Company
A. L. Aycock
Chestnut Street
No Robbery Charge Against George Orr
George Orr of this city will face trial in Guilford Superior Court on charges of being an accessory before the fact and embezzlement from the J. W. Kennedy grocery store. Orr requested correction of reports stating he is not charged with aiding and abetting in robbery.
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George Orr
Guilford Superior Court
J. W. Kennedy
Orr
Alaska High Schools Open Season Ahead of State Games
Alaska high schools began their basketball campaigns two months before the state tournament. Teams prepare early with workouts and scrimmages as the season approaches the February schedule.
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Alaska
States
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America
Robert B. House
University of North Carolina
Arthur G. Spaugh
Winston-Salem Club
C. R. Sharpe
Lexington Club
R. M. Cooksey
Thomasville Club
James Rose
Giler
J. Clyde Luther
Liberty Club
J. D. Ross
American Business Club
A. J. Koonce
The
Lions Club
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Spearman
Kiwanis Club
Harry Brockman
Citivan Club
John Cavele
Sykes
Coopera
Sronveratin
Sechrest
David T. Yow
4 . Johnston
Church
First Man Church
Crockery
Aiver
Beeson Hardware
la Truck
Rexall
Per Carton
Castoria
Jergens Lotion
Armand’s
Armand's Powder
Mann’s
Aycock
George
Crepe
Eugenie
North Carolina
Orecon Olen
Saeed
Efird's Department Store
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