Lexington Township Sunday School Convention Draws Large Crowd
The Lexington Township Sunday School association held a multi day convention at First Lutheran Church with eighteen schools represented. D. W. Sims of Raleigh and Dr. M. A. Henline of Pasadena spoke on church roles in youth education and the church school alliance.
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Lexington Sunday School Workers’ Convention
Lexington
Lexington Township
Ring
D. W. Sims
Raleigh
North Carolina Sunday School Association
M. A. Henline
Pasadena
California
Henline
America
Dr. Honline
Sims
Tragic Flower Box Crush Kills 4-Year-Old
In Durham on November 16 a flower box overturned while a child played atop it. Little Annie Lou McGranada, age 4, fell and was crushed by the heavy dirt-filled receptacle, dying before medical help arrived.
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Durham
Annie Lou McGranada
New York Cotton Opens Easy Amid Liquidation
The cotton market opened easy with declines of 11 to 15 points as selling broadened on southern account. January fell to 1952 and May to 1990, down about 20 to 21 points from yesterday. Spot houses bought December but sold later months. private crop and ginning estimates cited. Greenville Judge Martin B. Trainor, 67, longtime common pleas judge and local newspaper publisher, has died.
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New York
Greenville
Martin B. Trainor
Common Pleas
Greenville News-Tribune
Virginia League empties as clubs miss 1928 signups
Norfolk and Richmond stand as the only two Virginia League clubs to file season forfeits by the November 15 deadline. President Bramham reports Petersuburg and Kingston not returning, with Wilson possible. Roanoke and Lynchburg show interest but no decisions. Atlantic City Jersey City and Allentown propose an inter state league. Portsmouth fate uncertain.
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Richmond
Norfolk
W. G. Bramham
Richmond News- Leader
Durham
N. C
Petersburg
Kinston
Wilson
Bramham
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Atlantic City
Jersey City
Allentown
Portsmouth
Local Pastor Chosen for Opening Address in NC Baptist Conference
The 97th annual North Carolina Baptist Convention closed with Dr. I. M. Mercer of Winston-Salem reelected president. Vice presidents named include Mrs. J. R. Hunter of Raleigh J. W. Suttle of Shelby and H. J. Britt of Lumberton. The convention decided to go to...
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Durham
I. M. Mercer
Winston-Salem
J. R. Hunter
Raleigh
J. W. Suttle
Shelby
H. J. Britt
Lumberton
Conference of Baptists of
North Carolina
Camel City coach lines schedules High Point to Winston-Salem
Timetables show Camel City Lines routing between High Point and Winston-Salem with weekend only service and connections to Statesville Mooresville Davidson Mount Airy Pilot Mountain Madison North Wilkesboro Kernersville and Greensboro. Ticket inquiries advised at Camel City Lines offices.
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Camel City
High Petet
Winston-Salem
High Point
Sheraton
BE. Lee
Lee Statesville
Mooresville
Davidson
Mount Airy
Pilot Mountain
Madison
Mayooas
Dr Herman Stevens to Deliver Introductory Sermon Next Year
Dr Herman T. Stevens of High Point was chosen to deliver the introductory sermon next year with F J Bower of Albemarle named as alternate.
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Herman T. Stevens
Asheville
High Point
F. J. Bower
Albemarle
Liverpool Cotton Prices Ease Amid Steady Demand
Cotton market in Liverpool shows steady demand with prices easing. American grade sales reach 6,700 bales out of 8,000. receipts total 3,000 bales with no American among them. Futures close quiet with Dec at 10.50 and Oct at 10.10.
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Liverpool
Pilot Giles Delays Flight Plan Amid Dense Fog
Heavy fog delayed Captain Frederick A. Giles British aviator from launching a projected New Zealand flight via Honolulu. He said he would depart if the fog lifted by noon otherwise he would delay until tomorrow.
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Frederick A. Giles
New Zealand
Honolulu
Giles
Average child in state deemed healthy by welfare leaders
Raleigh, Nov 17 The health of the average North Carolina child was pronounced OK by Mrs Walter McNab Miller of New York City chairwoman of the General Federation of Women's Clubs public welfare division. She discussed welfare with Mrs A C Avery Asheville state chairman in the state federation.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
O. K
Walter McNab Miller
New York City
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Miller
A. C. Avery
Asheville
State Federation of
State Officials Hear Focus On Child Welfare Program
Mrs Thomas O Berry of Goldsboro federation president leads a meeting with Mrs Kate Burr Johnson state commissioner of public welfare introducing Mrs Miller. Mrs Avery outlines the state welfare program while Mrs Miller notes child health day as a nationwide driver for year round child welfare activities. Dr George Collins director of maternity and infant care for the state board of health backs forming a state child health council.
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Woman's Clubs
Thomas O’berry
Goldsboro
Federation
Kate Burr Johnson
Grain futures rise on Liverpool prices and Argentina weather
Chicago wheat opened four to six cents higher as Liverpool quotations supported gains while reports of cold weather in southern Argentina and rain threatening harvest zones added upward pressure. Corn and oats firmed with corn rising early. provisions fell back.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Argentina
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