McNatt Opens Evangelistic Series at Randolph Chapel
Members of Crestwood Chapel near High Point prepare for a week long evangelistic series on the Randolph road. Rev J P H McNatt of Brentwood Presbyterian will lead with sermons and Henry Nicape of High Point First Presbyterian directs music. Services run 7 30 to 8 30 p m nightly through Friday.
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High Point
Asheboro
J. P. H. McNatt
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
Henry Nica
High Point First Presbyterian Church
Emer Presbyterian Church
Greensboro
Randolph Chapel
Crestwood
Mr. McNatt
Franco Plans Copy of U. S. Defense Idea
Madrid reports a Franco government reorganization to create a defense ministry similar to the United States. Lt Gen Jose Enrique Varela would be captain general and a key royal council member, elevating him as Franco's likely second man in the armed forces.
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Madrid
Ministry of Defense
Jose Enrique Varela
Spanish
Morocco
Franco
United States
Varela
Council of the Kingdom
Council of Regency
San Fernando
Spain
Jose Solchaga Zala
Cataluna
Eduardo Gonzaleso Gallarza
Jose Rodriguez de Lecca
Straits Region
Adm
Salvador Moreno
Cise
Navy Department
Dog Buys Cones With Own Money in Fort Smith
In Fort Smith Arkansas a terrier named Jake buys ice cream cones with nickels and dimes, prefers nickels, saves 70 cents for a rainy day, and rides on a jeep only when invited. Jake’s owner George Koutroupis is in Greece.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Jake
Chris Catsavis
George Koutroupis
Greece
Famous Organist to Be At Green Street Monday
Lyr. Alexander McCurdy, renowned American organist, will give a dedicatory recital Monday at 3 PM at Green Street Baptist Church. Admission is free and the public is invited. The Kilgen organ at Green Street is a centerpiece, donated by Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Culler.
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Green Street
Alexander McCurdy
America
Green Street Baptist Church
CIA
McCurdy
California
Oakland
Calif
Clm
Philadelphia
Susquehanna University
Kilge
Former Resident Of Thomasville Dies In Detroit
John Davis Creasy a 42 year old former Thomasville resident died of a heart attack in Detroit Michigan on a Friday He had worked eight years at Majestic Tool Co in Detroit and previously at Thomasville Chair Co He is survived by his wife two children his mother five sisters and three brothers The body will return to Thomasville for funeral services at Rich Fork Baptist Church Monday at 3 pm He was a member of Johnson town Methodist church and Thomasville Camp 206 Woodmen of the World
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Thomasville
John Davis Creasy
Detroit
Mich
Majestic Tool Co
Thomasville Chair Co
Rockingham County
Ira J
Sally Ann Craddock Creasy
Amy Everhart Creasy
Beatrice Marlene Creasy
Harold Darrell Creasy
Warren
Centerline
Charles Ferrney
Sanford Lamar
B. S. Tipton
Hymers
Ind
Rhoda Popas
Spokane
Wash
Frank Creasy
Merchant Marines
Alaska
Thomas Creasy
Ruben Creasy
Tom Everhart
Fairway Drive
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Johnsontown Methodist Church
Thomasville Camp
Bishop to be named in January by Western NC Episcopal diocese
Clergymen and delegates will meet at Trinity Church in Asheville on January 14 to elect a new bishop succeeding the Rt. Rev. Robert E. Griggin who resigned. The time and venue were set by the standing committee at Rutherfordton last night.
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Asheville
Western North Carolina Episcopal Diocese
Trinity Church
Robert E. Griggin
Rutherfordton
America preps new diplomatic slap at Romania
Secretary Marshall denounces the trial of former Premier Juliu Maniu as a Communist dominated move to wipe out democratic opposition. The United States weighs further protests to Bucharest or an appeal to the United Nations amid repeated objections to Romania and neighboring actions.
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Washington
State Department
Romania
Marshall
Juliu Maniu
Motmania
United States
Bucharest
United Nations
Maniu
Petnov
Bulgaria
Poverty Blamed For Dixie's Ills
Former Georgia Governor Ellis Arnall told Duke University the South suffers from regional poverty and that both races have only had half a loaf, in a Durham address outlining the economic roots of southern troubles.
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Durham
Georgia
Ellis Arnall
South
Duke University
Iodine Mostly in Thyroid Shows Milk Ration Rise
The article notes iodine concentrates in the thyroid with small amounts in blood and other tissue. It reports Britain's basic milk ration at two pints weekly yet milk consumption now stands at 166 percent of 1938 levels.
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Britain
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Westminster Choir College
Princeton
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Rinc, Ry
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Dixie
North State
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