Rites Held For Mrs Pierce At Main Street Church
Funeral services for Mrs Amie Rice Pierce were held at Main Street Church with Rev J P Hipps and other ministers officiating. The service featured duets and hymns as mourners gathered, with pallbearers named and flowers arranged by Washington Council Daughters of America. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Amie Rice Pierce
Centennial Avenue
South Main Street
J. P. Hipps
E. C.oath
Tyre
O. Luth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Miss Marsh
Mr. White
Jesus
Annabelle Sowers Andargaret Preddy
H. O. Hayworth
Jim Pierce
Bud Copeland
Willis Wellborn
Clifford Plummer
Williard Everhart
Flowers
Washington Council Daughters of America
H. C. Hayworth
Homer Taylor
Anne Dodson
W. H. Long
Carl Wright
Yallie Caudle
Hattie Bowers
Frazier
Best
McMahan
Bishop
Georgia McLendon
Emma Calhoun
Demure Patou Gown in Dark Velvet with Straps
A Patou evening gown features dark green velvet with shoulder straps of brilliant red, delivering a bold contrast within a demure, refined line. The design blends restrained silhouette with vivid color accents.
Heavy Responsibility Faces Democrats After North Carolina Victory
Senator Josiah W. Bailey and Governor Ehringhaus with State Party leaders respond to a sweeping Democratic win in North Carolina. Bailey cautions the party to embrace the heavy responsibility of governing the nation and state while expressing gratification at endorsements of administrations. Returns from the election continue to come in.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Josiah W. Bailey
Ehringhaus
Winborne
Republicans See Gaining Seats in Coming General Assembly
Public apathy left counties underreported as political authorities estimate the Republican party could hold up to 15 seats in the next general assembly, compared with 10 in 1933. The total membership stands at 170 with Republican reps elected from Rutherford Randolph and Catawba.
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Republican Party
Rutherford
Randolph
Catawba
Revival At First Wesleyan Church Draws Crowds
The First Wesleyan Methodist revival at 7 p.m. nightly grows in attendance. Pastor Rev. M. C. Connor reports many conversions. Evangelist Rev. E. W. Black from Roanoke, Va. delivered "Twice Born" from John 3:7. Tonight he speaks on "A Voice From Eternity." Virginia Bailey sang "I Walk With the King." Public invitation extended.
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M. C. Connor
E. W. Black
Roanoke
Black
Jesus
River
Jordan
Virginia Bailey
Congress of Living Curiosities Attracts Big Local Interest
The Congress of Living Oddities opens Monday at 119 North Main Street drawing large crowds from the World’s Fair in Chicago. Twenty five curiosities including Percilla the half human girl and Laurelle the revolving head perform with Tex Conroy guiding the explanations. The European sensation Sex Contradictions and the Nameless exhibit also draw attention for the balance of the week.
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Congress of Living Oddities
Chicago
North Main Street
Percilla
Muskotee Singaleese
Laurelle
Tex Conroy
Mr. Conroy
Congress of Oddities
State Health Officer James Parrott Dies in Raleigh
James M. Parrott longtime North Carolina physician and former executive secretary of the state board of health died in Raleigh after a two week illness from a heart attack. He was 60 and founded the Parrott hospital in Kinston where funeral services will be held.
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Kinston
James M. Parrott
State Board of Health
Raleigh
Parrott
North Carolina
Stael Medical Society
Parrott Hospital
Trollinger Named Head of Florists Association
GALISBURY November 8 UP. E P Trollinger of Besicner named president of the Carolina State Florists association at the annual session. He succeeds Arthur Weathers of Rocky Mount. Other officers elected include Henry Rehder of Wilmington as vice president and R F Grunet of Winston Salem as secretary treasurer.
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Galisbury
E. P. Trollinger
Besicner
Presia
Carolina State Florists Association Attaok
Arthur Weathers
Rocky Mount
Henry Rehder
Wilmington
R. F E. Grunet
Winston-Salem
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Howell St
Congress of Living Curiosities
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Turkey
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Wagger
New York
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Walthams
Illinois
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