Policy Cancellations Sought Over Vaughan Death
Insurance suits have been filed in Guilford County against Margaret Crewe Vaughan seeking relief from a $10,000 policy issued July 18, 1931, based on alleged misrepresentations by Charlies Law rence Vaughan. A separate Colonial Life suit in municipal court also targets misrepresentations tied to Vaughans physical condition and habits.
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Charlies Lawrence Vaughan
Pilot Life Insurance Company
Margaret Crewe Vaughan
Guilford Superior Court
Colonial Life Insurance Company
Vaughnn
Special Speakers At Colored Church Service Lineup
Special speakers will address the Cherry Street colored Presbyterian Junior church hour on Sunday morning and 3 pm in the afternoon. Rev. A. E. Fortune, pastor of Grace Presbyterian colored church of Winston-Salem, speaks. Prof. Chas R Saulter of Bennett College Greensboro will give a stereopticon lecture Sunday evening November 22.
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Cherry Street
Colored Presbyterian
A. E. Fortune
Grace Presbyterian Colored Church of
Chas. R. Saulter
Bennett College
Greensboro
Baptists Criticize Free Love at State Convention
Winston-Salem November 13. The North Carolina Baptist convention closed with censure of free love companionate marriage and candidates who oppose prohibition. Resolutions urged tougher marriage laws and enforcement, plus stronger sanctity of marriage taught in homes churches and schools. Dr J Clyde Turner reelected president with officers and general board nominees listed. Convention scheduled to meet in Charlotte in 1932.
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Winston-Salem
State Baptist Convention
J. Clyde Turner
Bt Ym
Co. F. Hudson
Durham
W. R. Burrell
Murfreesboro
J. Edward Allen
Warrenton
W. F. Sinclair
Hayesville
A. Co. Creee
A. T. Alderman
Henderson
Joel
Mt. Olive
R. J. Hall
Bladenboro
J. R. Jester
Winston- Salem
J. M. Kester
Wilmington
R. L. Wilburn
Roxboro
K. L. Carrick
Elizabeth City
W. R. Bradshaw
Morganton
W. CC. Rosser
Smithfield
Oscar Creech
Abboskie
J. A. Brock
Caroleen
Charlotte
Waterfowl season opens Monday in North Carolina
The 30 day migratory waterfowl season begins Monday at noon November 16 in North Carolina, aligning with federal rules. Daily bag limits cap ducks geese and brant at 15 combined, with possession limited to twice daily take. Guides gear up as migratory birds arrive. quail wild turkey doves and rabbit season follows on November 20. A baby kangaroo is not much larger than a man’s thumb.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Conservation Department
North Carolina Sounds
Rheumatic Cure Promises Fast Relief With Ru-Ma
An advertisement claims Ru-Ma eases rheumatic pain within a day and fully frees joints in under a week or refunds. It guarantees relief from stiffness swelling and limp, noting many locals already benefited and urging a money back guarantee through Mann Drug Company and other druggists.
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Ru-Ma
Mann Drug Company
Adv
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Scott County
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Campbells Tomato Soup
Prunes
Nivecone UE Foon
High Point Institution
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South Main
East
Russell
North Main
East Green
Baptists
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Meet of State Baptists
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Washington Streets
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