Kiwanis selects 1926 convention city and leaders
Felix Harvey of Kinston elected district governor for Kiwanis clubs in North and South Carolina. Charleston, South Carolina chosen as 1926 convention city. Lieutenant governors named: Joseph E. Johnston Statesville. Robert Herring Fayetteville. C Rugh Elizabeth City. James Lynch Florence D C. E W Crews Bartonburg. Roderick H. McDonald Columbia re elected secretary treasurer. John H. Moss Minneapolis.
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Pinehurst
Felix Harvey
Kinston
Charleston
S. C
Kiwanis Clubs
Harvey
Oseph E. Johnston
Statesville
Robert Herring
Fayetteville
C. Rugh
Elizabeth City
Kiwanis Convention Honors Clubs With Multiple Honors
The international Kiwanis president attended as a guest. The Greensboro club won the attendance cup with Wilmington second and Raleigh third. The Aberdeen club took the golf trophy, with Richard Tufts from the host club posting the next score. Tufts declined the cup and it was awarded to Asheville.
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Kiwanis Clubs
Greensboro
Wilmington
Raleigh
Aberdeen
Richard Tufts
Tufts
Asheville
Five Are Given Long Terms For Burglary
In Hertford North Carolina Perquimans County Superior Court concluded a multi day burglary trial tied to the Townsend Chappell home robbery. Sam Lougee Lewis Powell and Nathan B Dail received nine to twelve years in state prison. Ernest Wade Hartsell and Miss Mary Howard drew five to seven years and one and a half to two years respectively. Dail also got three to four years on a second charge to start after the first term. Walter Dall is mentioned as a distant relative of Dail.
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Hertford
N. C
Townsend Chappell
Perquimans County Superior Court
Sam Lougee
Lewis Powell
Nathan B. Dail
Ernest Wade Hartsell
Mary Howard
Walter Dall
Nathan Dail
Convicted Individuals Begin Appeals In Superior Court
The scene notes that most defendants except Powell and Lougee filed notice of appeal to the supreme court after their conviction on a similar charge. Bonds were set for Nathan Dail at $10,000, Walter Dail at $2,000, Hartsell at $5,000, and Mary Howard at $1,000, with sentences ranging two to three years.
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Powell
Lougee
Supreme Court
Nathan Dail
Walter Dail
Hartsell
Mary Howard
New Grid Methods Used At Providence
Providence November 7 Brown beat Boston University 42 to 6 using play periods instead of clock time. First two periods had 40 plays each and last two 35. Four periods totaled 27 minutes 28 seconds and 26 minutes 14 seconds of actual time.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
Boston University
Young trader buys diamond ring from youth
Herbert Hamilton, age 12, begins trading career by paying five cents for a $100 diamond ring offered by a Black youth in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Herbert Hamilton
Official Figures On Unification Given
The annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South East backs unification with the Methodist Episcopal Church by 2 639 to 205 against, official figures announced by Dr A J Lamar and John W Barton show. Six conferences are excluded from these official results due to non certification of votes.
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Nashville
Tenn
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
A. J. Lamar
John W. Barton
Methodist Publishing House
Pacific
Brazil
Mexico
Louisiana
Atethodist
Woman Found Dead in Ogden Utah
The body of Mrs. Hans Jensen was found in Ogden Utah on the morning of November 7 according to AP. Police reported no immediate cause of death and planned an autopsy to determine the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Ogden
Utah
Hans Jensen
Sorlie Sets June 30 Special Senate Election
Governor A G Sorlie announced a June 30 special election in North Dakota to choose a successor to the late Senator E F Ladd, aligning with the regular primary date. Senator BISMARK is among the figures noted in the state race.
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Bismark
N. D
A. G. Sorlie
E. F. Ladd
North Dakota
Unusual boy sought for trade learning in High Point
Help wanted ad seeks a grammar school educated boy able to learn a trade for steady income. Apply in person at The Rhodes Press 130 West Commerce Street High Point NC. Also an offer to trade a 1925 Hudson sedan driven 2400 miles for real estate, contact 6304.
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Rhodes Press
West Commerce Street
High Point
N. C
North Carolina Methodist Protestant conference notes
The conference covers reports on superannuated ministers, sale of the Greensboro parsonage, and a one year postponement. Education of ministers, youth work, and evangelism are highlighted. Near East Relief address warns of 35 000 orphans. An affirming resolution urges loyalty to centennial-era doctrine and unity with other denominations.
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Superannuated Fund Society
Lewis
General Conference
United States
North Carolina
High Point
T.M. Johnson
Mebane
Andrews
High Point College
O. B. Williams
Thomasville
G. R. Brown
A. G. Dixon
J. E. Pritchard
Henderson
S. W. Taylor
Burlington
Methodist Protestant Conference
C. E. Forlines
Westminster
Westminster Theological Seminary
Young Peoples
Murray
W. A. Murray
Organization For the Near East Relief
Committee On Evangelism
Methodist Protestant Church
Big Sister Red Cross hears the world’s troubles
The Red Cross is described as a universal listener and worker aiding disaster victims at home and abroad. It praises its services to veterans and families, food education, first aid, water safety, and volunteer work. The Nov 11 to Nov 26 Red Roll Call invites membership to join the worldwide relief mission.
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Red Cross
United States
America
R Cross
Fort
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Methodist Protestant Herald
C. L. Whitaker
D. D
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Concord
W. L. Carson
T. H. Lewis
Washington, D. C
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Orpheum Theater