State College Campus Gossip Broadcasts Begin Friday
Beginning November 14 North Carolina State College will air 15 minutes each Friday from 4 to 4 15 p m on WPTF Raleigh. The program targets alumni with news on college life including athletics society departments and agriculture. Sponsored by the State College News Bureau with Louis H Wilson of Raleigh as spokesman.
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New Notaries Public Commissioned Across Raleigh Areas
New notaries public commissioned include Mrs. Nellie P. Strother of Raleigh and Miss Hazel Easton of Asheville with others in Rocky Mount West Jefferson Winston-Salem and Conover. Names listed: R L Briggs Constance Garvey Lucille Leigh Hoke Sims Willard.
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Nellie P. Strother
R. L. Briggs
Rocky Mount
Hazel Easton
Asheville
Constance R. Garvey
West Jefferson
Lester L. Hoke
Conover
M. Lucille Leigh
Winston-Salem
H. A. Sims
B. C. Willard
Red Cross Seeks Members for Annual Roll Call
The American Red Cross reports over 425000 trained in first aid and more than 275000 in life saving courses. Membership drives support a broad safety program behind these courses. Have you signed up in the annual Roll Call?
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Red Cross Membership Supports Local and National Work
A Red Cross chapter membership ties to the American Red Cross and funds local activities while supporting the nationwide and international relief effort.
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High Point Randleman Asheboro and Southern Railroad Meeting
Notice states annual stockholders meeting for High Point Randleman Asheboro and Southern Railroad Company to elect directors and transact other business. Meeting set for November 25 1930 at 11 30 A M in High Point North Carolina. Stock transfer books close November 15 1930 and reopen November 26 1930. Secretary Guy E Mauldin signs the notice.
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State Vocational Training Grows in North Carolina
Raleigh reports rapid expansion of trade and industrial education from 73 classes and 860 students in 1919-20 to 384 classes and 5,887 enrolled in 1929-30. Evening, part time, and day courses cover textiles, building trades, nursing, electrical work, machine shop, and other trades with 63 students in all-day schools and 1,020 in part-time continuation classes.
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North Carolina
Trade and Industrial Department
Division of Vocational Education
Daniels at Asheville Armistice Day Address
Josephus Daniels of Raleigh spoke in Asheville calling on American Legionnaires to win peace era victories. He warned of global turmoil and urged legions to lead in good government and justice while honoring World War service. North Carolina events and a football game rounded Armistice Day activities.
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Raleigh
Methodist Clergy Directory Fragments by North Carolina Cities
A fragmented OCR list names numerous Methodist pastors and churches across North Carolina towns such as Greensboro Lexington High Point Winston Salem Kannapolis Kernersville Reidsville and Randoph. The item appears as a directory snippet with pastor emeritus ranks and church affiliations.
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S. K. Stahr
Greensboro
Calvary
C. W. Bates
St. Pauls
D. I. Garner
West End
P. E. Lindley
Guilford
E. QO. Peeler
Halifax
H. F. Fogleman
Haw River
J. L. Trollinger
Henderson
R. A. Hunter
High Point
First
Roy I. Farmer
English Street
Geo. L. Reynolds
President's Tomb in New York City Puzzle
A scrambled grid lists clues across horizontal and vertical directions. Answers include places, objects, and terms such as Harbor, Moon goddess, River made famous by World War, and auction, with cross links revealing the concealed subject.
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Aurora
Harbor
Whitsett Activities Highlight P T A and Local Events
Whitsett notes include a P T A meeting on November 13 with speaker Mrs W W Martin of NC CC W, a 11 a m Sunday sermon by Rev R K Davenport of Willow Springs at Springwood church, and a large turnout for a Children’s Light Brigade convention in Burlington. Nearby clergy visits, sick list updates, and planned trips to High Point and Siler City reunions are also mentioned.
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Macedonia
Peace and Friends
Guilford County
Z. F. Perrett
Whitsett Christian Endeavor Society
Methodist Church
Philip L. Shore
M. E. Church
Greensboro
Alicé ® Dick
High Point
Thompson School
Siler City
Edia Wheeler
Taylor and Sons
Holt Hunter
Durham
1928 National Banks Count Reaches Nineteen Thousand
In 1928 the United States housed 17 691 national banks, reflecting a dense national network of insured depository institutions. The figure highlights the era's strong banking expansion and wide geographic presence across communities.
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Kruschen Salts Promises Quick Weight Loss
Mrs Mame Carey of Buffalo credits Kruschen Salts with shedding 20 pounds and boosting her energy. An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks and is advertised as a daily health dose taken in hot water before breakfast. Mann Drug Co and many drug stores stock it.
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North Carolina sportsmen urged to shape game policies
Raleigh reports the department of conservation and development calls for public input from sportsmen. Col. J. W. Harrelson asks county wardens, Izaak Walton leaguers, and local sportsmen to meet November 15 at 2 PM to discuss county game problems and appoint delegates for a Raleigh meeting November 18 to present views to the conservation board. Recommendations may influence 1931 legislation.
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Champions Competing In Pinehurst Tourney
Pinehurst North Carolina November 11. Led by golf professionals who have won the national open in the last decade the Mid South tournament opened with 2500 dollars in prize money. The 36 hole best ball match offers 600 to the winning pair and a following 36 hole open has 400 top prize. About 100 entrants include Jim Barnes Willie MacFarlane Wilfred Cox Gene Sarazen Johnny Farrell Tommy Armour Al Watrous Cyril Walker Emmett French and Tom Boyd.
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Jim Barnes
Willie MacFarlane
Wilfred Cox
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
Tommy Armour
al Watrous
Cyril Walker
Emmett French
Tom Boyd
Teammates Present Football To Nelson
CHAPEL HILL N C November 11 The football used in last weeks Carolina victory over State was presented by Tar Heel captain Strad Nash to Herb Nelson who was expected to be Carolina’s left end before an intestinal infection sent him to Watts Hospital Durham Nelson remains hospitalized but is recovering and grateful for the gesture from his teammates
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Poultry Short Course Announced at North Carolina State College
Raleigh November 11 A short poultry course will be held at North Carolina State College from November 17 to 22 led by R S Dearstyne head of the Poultry Department. The program emphasizes economic aspects and farm integration with demonstrations and tours of the model poultry plant. A banquet Friday and a Saturday trophy judging contest close the week. Registration by Tuesday November 18 is required. Both men and women are invited to attend.
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State College
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Red Cross Calls for Membership to Support Disaster Relief
The American Red Cross reports aid in 90 domestic disasters over the past year and urges public support through membership. Chapters stand ready to answer calls from flood, fire, tornado, epidemic, famine, and other catastrophes.
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