Local Tri-State Weather Report
Regional forecast notes increasing warmth tonight with occasional rain in north areas and portions of Tuesday. South Carolina expects mostly cloudy skies and interior rain. Georgia similar, with warmer interior and cooler NW areas. coastal winds vary from southwest to southeast. Rain likely Tuesday across the region.
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Episcopal Students Close Conference in North Carolina
The North Carolina Episcopal students conference closed after electing Henry ks as president. Miss Helen McArthur of Salem College was chosen secretary and William Gordon of Co. U. named publicity director. Officers will select time and place for next meeting.
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North Carolina Episcopalents Conference
Henryks
North Carolina University Dent
Helen McArthur
Salem Kiege
William Gordon
Co. U
Vandenberg Pushes Pay As You Go Social Security Plan
A Senate subcommittee will study replacing the present reserve fund with a pay-as-you-go system for old age pensions. Senator Vandenberg argues a large reserve is unnecessary and burdensome, proposing tax reductions to finance a smaller contingent reserve while benefits would still be funded by current taxes. The panel plans to report by December 10 after talks with the Social Security Board and Senate Finance Committee.
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Social Security Advisory Council
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Senate Finance Committee
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Morgenthau
Windsors Plan February Trip Amid Labor Backing
The Duke’s team plans a February journey to America as Charles Bedaux is dropped from the tour in a move framed as easing labor concerns. William Green of the AFL states labor will welcome the Duke in the United States.
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United States Labor
Charlies E. Bedaux
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Duchess of Windsor
Elizabeth Lindsay
United States
Roosevelt
White House
Chicago Produce Prices Report November 8
In Chicago market notes butter prices steady at 8.26 to 8.37 with creamery specialties around 36 1 2 to 37. Extra firsts 38 8 4 to 35, firsts 31 3 4 to 32 3 4, seconds 28 to 30 1 2, standards 34. Eggs at 28 1 2 for graded extras and 27 1 2 for graded firsts. current receipts 25 1 2.
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Chicago
Auto Wreck Fatal Near Martinsville
Sam Belcher age 39 of Leaksville North Carolina was killed in an automobile crash near Martinsville Virginia today. Six other persons were injured in the accident.
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Sam Belcher
Leakeville
N. C
Foreign Secretary Reports Franco Expresses Regret
London reports that Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons that Spanish insurgent General Francisco Franco sent a note expressing regret for the sinking of the British merchantman Jean Weems in October.
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London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons Today
Jesimo Francisco Franco
Jean Weems
Underwriters Meet at Pinehurst With Golf and Business
Southeastern Underwriters association members enjoy a recreation program focused on golf at Pinehurst. A closed business session is scheduled for Wednesday following today's activities.
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Pinehurst
Southeastern Underwriters Association
Burglars Turn on Themselves in Baltimore Case
Police unraveled a peculiar case in Baltimore where a burglar reported another burglar stole his overcoat from a home. Authorities said they would pursue the matter and held the accused on a charge of robbing a tavern.
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Baltimore
Open letter aims to recover purse from 12 year old thief
In San Jose Hazel Fairbanks writes to the boy who stole her purse. She explains the $70 inside is all she has till she finds a new job and asks him to mail it back or she will continue seeking him. She offers not to press charges if the money is returned.
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San Jose
Calif
Hazel Fairbanks
Meteorite Rock Sold for Forty Dollars
In Arcadia Nebraska farmer John Hruby found a rock he believed was large while plowing. It turned out to be a meteorite and Hruby sold it to a Denver collector for 40 dollars.
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Fight, Boys, Fight! Field Clash Between Prep Teams and JC Partisans
Chicago readers report a field incident where fans of two high school teams clashed with junior college supporters over field time. Officers quelled the disturbance as black eyes and bloody noses were observed on both sides and the preparatory teams withdrew.
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Olice
Rites for Robert L Pope and Mrs R C Feree Reported
Funeral for Robert L Pope of Thomasville Route 2 was held Sunday at 2 30 at the home with Rev W R Jenkins and Rev P E Parker officiating. Interment followed at Fair Grove cemetery. Mrs R C Feree widow of Milton Feree died at her daughter’s home in Trinity route one at 6 am. Born March 11 1847 she leaves a son H W Feree eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral for Mrs Feree is set for Tuesday at 2 30 pm from her daughter’s home with burial at Mount Zion Methodist Protestant church cemetery.
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D. R. Connell
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Jarrett
R. V. Yokley
Clarence Freeman
R. A. Rothrock
June Beck
Joe Everhart
Lee Perdue
Jesse Fritts
Robert Elliott
Fair Grove
Fair Grove Cemetery
R. C. Feree
Milton Feree
E. B. Smith
Trinity
Feree
Randolph County
H. W. Feree
Route One
Mount Zion Methodist Protestant Church
Death of William L Hunt in Lexington area
William L Hunt aged 72 died at his daughter Mrs Lee Barnes home in Lexington route two around 11 45 last night. Survived by his wife three sons Bert Hunt George Hunt Later Hunt and three daughters Mrs Lee Barnes Mrs Molly Barnes and Ada Hunt. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 11 from the daughter's home with burial at Pleasant Grove Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery.
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Thomasville
William L. Hunt
Lee Barnes
Lexington
Bert Hunt
George Hunt
Omasville
Hunt
Trinity
Molly Barnes
Ada Hunt
Pleasant Grove Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery
Mrs John Upton 55 Dies After Illness in Randleman
Mrs John Upton died at her home in Randleman after several weeks illness. She leaves husband two sons James and Jack Upton and two daughters Beatrice Dunning of Randleman and Mary Pegram of Greensboro. Funeral set for 2 PM at Country Holiness Church near Randleman.
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John Upton
Randleman
James
Jack Upton
Beatrice Dunning
Mary Pegram
Greensboro
Country Holiness Church
Funeral services for Elizabeth Marie Scott Ashebord
Elizabeth Marie Scott Ashebord, two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Scott of Seagrade, died Saturday of diphtheria. Funeral services were held at the family home Sunday at 3 pm and burial followed in Pleasant Hill cemetery.
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Seagrade
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Japs Study Peace Note From Brussels (Continued)
Japanese and Chinese forces engaged near Shanghai as Chinese communiques claim to have repelled a Japanese advance on the Whangpoo river and to have threatened a Chinese flank. Japanese planes bombed Pootung while officials described Chinese positions near Minhang as secure.
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Georgia Governor’s Mother Held on Assault Charge
Mrs. R. C. Kelly, 66, identified as Governor E. D. Rivers of Georgia’s mother, posted $500 bond after being charged with assault with intent to kill a Nashville Arkansas man. Police say she admitted firing through her front door during a dispute with J. R. Page, an alderman and former railroad foreman, who was wounded in the abdomen. Page is in a Hope hospital in serious condition.
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New Justice in His First Court Acts Fair Impartial
Justice Black delivers his first Supreme Court majority opinion on unfair methods of competition affecting interstate commerce as the court reconvenes after a two week recess. Albert Levitt urges quo warranto action to challenge Black's eligibility while dissenters question a $10,000 gift ruling.
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Larchmont
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Levitt
Virgin Islands
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Astor era wealth and wartime defense described
A historical note recalls John Jacob Astor (1763 1848) as possibly the richest American of his era with a rear guard of about 1500 troops. Semi official Chinese reports say fighting reached south of Lincoln road with Chinese artillery destroying two pontoon bridges over Soochow creek blocking Japanese armor as 700 Japanese infantrymen were felled attempting to cross.
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State Oil Men Launch Move To Save Taxes For Highways
Raleigh Nov. 8 Gilmer Sparger secretary of the North Carolina Petroleum Industries Committee announced a campaign to foster justice and equality for N C motorist tax funds to be used for highway debt service construction and maintenance A four point program supports using all gasoline and motor vehicle taxes for highways eliminating gas line tax evasion aiding authorities in detection and opposing federal gas taxes The itinerary includes Lexington in Davidson county January 28.
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Davidson County
Plans Made to Control Traffic at Duke Carolina Game
Major Arthur Falk of the State Highway Patrol outlines a plan to manage traffic for the Duke Carolina football game at Duke Stadium in Durham. About 15 patrolmen from nearby posts will be assigned to vantage points with careful pairing to avoid draining regular patrols. The effort follows two large crowds with no serious traffic injuries this season and earns praise from long-time attendees.
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Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Arthur Fulk
State Highway Patrol
Duke Carolina
Blue Devils
Durham
Duke
Major Falk
Greensboro
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City plans station relocation and new railway bridge
The order details a relocation of the station on Perry street and a proposed additional bridge to connect Willowbrook and Elm streets. It cites extended freight facilities, uses city funds for maintenance reimbursement, and notes a $45,000 saving on retaining walls. The state highway and public works commission may fund the bridge project from a $450,000 city contract.
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State Highway and Public Works Commission
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Ordination Sermon Highlights Conference Minsters
At High Point College an ordination sermon marked a ceremony in which two young ministers, the Rev. Forest Wagoner of Brown Summit and the Rev. J. F. Coble of Greensboro, were ordained. Coble’s bride and family attended, including the Rev. T. F. McCulloch of Greensboro, longtime conference member. Obituaries for deceased ministers and wives were read at an afternoon memorial. The Rev. J. W. Braxton of Liberty led last night’s young people’s rally with the Greensboro pastor Rev. J. E. Carroll as speaker.
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Adam and Fallen Man in Christian Science Service
The November 7 1937 Christian Science lesson sermon centered on Adam and Fallen Man with the golden text from John 6 63. It cites light versus darkness and moral truth, concluding with the human mind seeking life in matter as an illusion and affirming one God and divine Mind governing man.
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Christian Science
John
Mary Baker Eddy
Adam
The Peril of Indifference at Gospel Tabernacle
H P Williams delivered The Peril of Indifference at Gospel Tabernacle urging attention to Proverbs 1 24 33. He warned that indifference to God’s call leads to ruin and emphasized mercy’s closing door before salvation becomes impossible. He urged listeners to seek the Lord and accept Christ to be safe and free from fear.
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