Red Cross Roll Call Drive Tops Goal With $2028.19 Raised
The annual Red Cross Roll Call raised 2028.19 last week, surpassing the $2000 goal. Co chairs Mrs Arthur Kirkman and List on Pope reported to C E B Diffendal. Most funds came in cash and many organizations achieved 100 percent enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Arthur Kirkman
Liston Pope
C. E B. Diffendal
American Red Cross
Ikh Point
Nathan Ayers
Junior Service League
Mra. Torrest H. Murray
W. Ney Evans
O. Arthur Kirkman
Council of Jewish Women
Hen Swartzberg
Kirkman
Ward No. 1
C. A. York
M. J. Wrenn
Caille Robbins
Mre. Kirkman
Pope
First Baptists To Worship Tomorrow
Tomorrow the First Baptist Church will hold a special Thanksgiving morning service at seven o clock led by Pastor Dr A B Conrad. The regular prayer service tonight is canceled but the B Y P U meeting slated for tonight will be moved to this week. The public is invited to attend tomorrow's service.
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First Baptist Church
A. B. Conrad
Thero
Leary Visits Carter. plans trips to London
C. J. Leary of Leary & Company lumber brokers visited W. O. Carter in the city. Leary left yesterday for Memphis and will visit Chicago Toronto and Montreal before sailing for London. Lear & Company represents Carter in England.
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J. Leary
Lon
England
J. Carter
Mr. Leary
Memphis
Will
Chicago
Toronto
Moncer
London
Lear & Company
Mr. Carter
Cardui Aided Recovery Rumor From Personal Testimony
A reader recounts trying Cardui due to weakness and pain. After taking the medicine, she felt better following the first bottle and continued use with perceived improvement. She mentions medical advice and a physician’s approval in support of the remedy.
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Carduis
Dare's Mentha Pepsin Elixir Promises Relief
To all who suffer stomach agony this elixir offers relief from indigestion. The advertisement claims thousands benefited in the past year and guarantees money back if not helpful. Contains hints of regular use aiding digestion and general stomach health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Drug Company
Here’s Honor Roll In Red Cross Drive
Red Cross officials announced a list of firms achieving 100 percent employee participation in the drive last week. Marietta Pain & Color Company, High Point Furniture Co, Hoffman's Drug Store, Public Library, Lyles Chevrolet Company, Gibson Ice Cream Company, and Junior High School teachers are named. Officials fear some 100 percent groups may be overlooked and urged corrections to the library building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Marietta Pain & Color Company
Igh Point Furniture Company
Hoffman's Drug Store
Lyles Chevrolet Company
Gibson Ice Cream Company
Giant manhunt after second agent dies
The pursuit followed the deaths of two federal agents in a dramatic confrontation linked to the Nelson gang near Little Bohemia. Purvis and Hollis were aboard when Nelson escaped, Cowley lay dying, and Inspector Clegg arrived to take command as the hunt stretched across Wisconsin.
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Cowley
Purvis
Nelson
Dillinger
Mercus
Wis
H. H. Clegg
Department of Justice
Hollis
Mercer
Weghingson
Salt Lake City
Utah
W. Carter Baum
Little Bohemia
Hamilton
Mra
Frances Kramer
Robert Hayford
Barrington
Ganesters
Hayford
Baum
Wisconsin
Elgin
Hollin
Five School Project Contracts Won. Several Bids Rejected
Five contracts totaling 36,477 were awarded by the county board of education in Greensboro. The largest, 13,395, covered a three-room addition to Sumner school with Southeastern Construction of Charlotte as general contractor. Heating was let to Crutchfield-Sullivan of Greensboro for 742 and plumbing to 675. Several bids for new buildings and additions, including Colfax, Summerfield Negro, Whitsett, Stokesdale, and Busick, were rejected as out of line with estimates, with new bids expected. Additional awards included Guilford School home economics addition to A. Lloyd Goode for 6,437, Alamance two-room vocational ag class to Goode for 5,580, Monticello two-room home economics addition to Goode for 4,790, and McLeansville two-room agriculture building to Goode for 5,580.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
County Board of Education
Sumner
Southeastern Construction Company
Charlotte
Crutchfield-Sullivan Company
Colfax
Summerfield Negro
Whitsett
Stokesdale
Busick
A. Lloyd Goode
Guilford Schol
Crutchfield-Sullivan
Alamance School
Monticello School
McLeansville School
Frank McCoy Sentenced Six Months For Prohibition Violation
Frank McCoy colored was sentenced to six months in the county jail after a municipal court conviction for violating the prohibition law. A raid found a white man and woman in his house and liquor poured out. McCoy claimed they were furniture collector and visitor, but a furniture receipt showed payment prior to the raid. He also received two months for the current case and four months for a prior case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCoy
Lewis EB. Teague
McCoy
Selow
Oscar McCormick
Operating &Ear
Superior Court
Will Freeman
Frank Davis
Howard McDowell
Manuel Marshall
Carl Poore
Lester Casner
Welborn
James McDaniel
Costa
Jethro Shaw
George Smith
Aged Veteran W. A. Lucas Dies in Charlotte
W. A. Lucas 87 died in Charlotte after serving the Confederacy as a pharmacist in the medical corps. He was a deputy clerk in the sheriff's office.
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Charlotte
W. A. Lucas
States
Medical Corps
unidentified claim ties Nelson to killers' machine case
A witness emerged from the operating room asserting Nelson drove the killers’ machine. Federal investigators reportedly believed the woman in the machine was Betty Gillis, Nelson’s wife.
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Nelson
Betty Gillis
Panthers take five spots on All Eastern team
Pittsburgh Panthers dominate the 1934 All Eastern eleven with five players selected by AP voters. Hartwig Ormiston Shotwell Munjas Weinstock join Borris Steen Bogdanski Buckler among the honored veterans from Navy Syracuse Colgate Fordham Army. Borris led voting with 35. Steen 31. Weinstock 30.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Associated Press
Panther
Charles Hartwig
Keh Ormiston
George Shotwell
Miller Munjas
Isadore Weinstock
Navy
Pitt
Fred Borris
Slade Gutter
Syracuse
Colgate
Fordham
Army
Orange
Jim
Borris
Steen
Weinstock
Interstate Y M C A Meeting Held at Kannapolis
InterState Y M C A committee members and about 22 representatives from the Carolinas met in Kannapolis with reports from J Wilson Smith and David L Probert. A luncheon preceded business talks by Lex Kluttz R L Coons and D W Glover. A B Arnold spoke on Jerusalem, and Morgan B Speir gave closing remarks. Edgar Hartley represented the local Y M C A and W P Ragan accompanied him. The group stayed as guests of C A Cannon.
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Arnold
Proximity Y. M. C. A
Magill
Virginia State
Morgan B. Speir
Charlotte
Carolinas
Kannapolis
Edgar Hartley
D. W. Glover
Asheville
Evangelistic Club
Mr. Arnold
Jerusalem
Jerusalem Association
Masill
Mr. Hartley
W. P. Ragan
C. A. Cannon
Coach Ingram Takes Over Team Ahead of Hawaii trip
The committee announced a new appointment for post-season duties in Hawaii during Christmas holidays but did not disclose the length of the contract or salary. Ingram reportedly earns about $10,000 annually.
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Ment
Hawaii
Ingram
Sister of C E Moose Injured by Freight Elevator
Miss Julia Moose of Salisbury, sister of C E Moose, remained in critical condition at Rowan General Hospital after a freight elevator at Montgomery Ward descended and caught her head near the shaft entrance. She suffered brain and spinal injuries. her brother and sister visited her in hospital.
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Julia Moose
C. E. Moose
Rowan General Hospital
Salisbury
Montgomeryae
Salisbury Yesteray
Miss Moose
Mr. Moose
Mrs. Moose
W. B. Moose
Badin Merchant
Montgomery Ward
Adams-Millis and Kearns Victors In Bowling Loop Play
Adams-Millis defeated Pat Brown Inc three games to one while O EB Kearns beat Gaines Garland Inc by the same score in the Commercial Bowling league. Bowman led Kearns with 364 and Garland’s Kearns 270 top both teams. Self shot 356 to lead Adams-Millis and Swartzberg 357 topped Pat Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams-Millia
Pat Brown, Inc
O. EB
Kearns
Gaines Garland, Inc
Bowman
Garland
Self
Adams-Millis
Swartzberg
Pat Brown
Telephone Co
Ex-Service Men's Club Meets Friday Night
The Ex-Service Men's club will meet Friday at 7 30 in the new club rooms on South Main Street. The rooms are being remodeled and redecorated. All members are asked to attend as special matters of business will be taken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Guilford Dentists Hear Dr J V Turner
The Guilford County Dental Society held a dinner meeting at the O Henry hotel in Greensboro last night. Dr J V Turner of Wilson delivered a lantern slide clinic on the Flashness Technique of Casting, with Dr J C Crank presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Dental Society
O. Henry
Greensboro
J. V. Turner
Wilson
Turner
J. C. Crank
Special Thanksgiving Service at First M P Church
A special Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday morning at the First Methodist Protestant Church from 8:00 to 8:30. Pastor Rev J Madison will lead. A music program is planned and children from the Methodist Protestant Children's Home will participate. An offering will be taken for the Children's Home. The church expects a large crowd and invites the public to attend.
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J. ©. Madison
Lutheran Thanksgiving Service Set at Emmanual Church
A special Thanksgiving service at Emmanuel Lutheran Church will be held Thursday morning at 8 o'clock. Appropriate hymns and an anthem will accompany a short sermon on "Think and Thank."
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Allison Becomes Coach of Bears
Berkeley California November 28 William Wavy Bill Ingram resigns as head coach of the California Golden Bears and is replaced by Leonard Stub Allison a former Carleton College standout. The Associated Students executive committee accepted Ingram's resignation and named Allison after four years as his first assistant.
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Berkeley
Calif
William “Wavy
Bill
Ingram
University of California
Leonard B
Allison
Carleton College
Northfield
Minnesota
Associated Students
California
United States Naval Academy
Special services at Cherry Street Presbyterian next Sunday
Colored community notices announce three Cherry Street Presbyterian services next Sunday at 11 am 3 pm and 6 30 pm led by Rev C A Washington former pastor from Charlotte in support of the Board of Pensions Yadkin Presbytery Prof Clarence Yakley of William Penn High School speaks at 6 pm on The Needles Eye Christian Endeavor and a card of thanks from Mr and Mrs C R DeBerry for aid during illness and death in the family
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Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
C. A. Washington
Charlotte
Washington
Board of Pensions
Yadkin Presbytery
Clarence Yakley
William Penn High School
C. R. DeBerry
Southeast grid selection honors showcase 1940s stars
Alabama’s Howell leads a powerhouse list with Bill Lee at tackle Don Hutson at end and Abe Michal at back while Tulane’s Homer Robinson centers the all star lineup joined by Claude Simons and Bert Johnson in the backfield LSU’s Abe Mickal and Kentucky’s Joe Rupert earn strong mentions in a balanced southern team.
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Howell
Bill Lee
Alabama
Don Hutson
Homer Robinson
Tulane
Claude
Little Monk) Simons
Abe Michal
Louisiana State
South
Simons
Michal
Bert Johnson
Kentucky
Curley Vaughan
Tennessee
Joe Demyanovich
Rand Dixon
Vanderbilt
Wally Brown
Florida
Jess Fatheree
Vertion
Dixie
Bennie Fenton
Auburn
Hutson
Roy Rose
Georgia
Justin Rugas
Howard Bailey
Murray Homer Robinson
Janelle Bailey
Iiss
Togo
Isi
Vaughan
Bossa . Florids
Demyanovich
Alqdomia
Ruper
Bodvee
Gilbert
Welch
Bnicdcakone
Dbccabéschecsiae
Patheree
Louisiana
Dr. Rennie to Speak at Thanksgiving Service
Thanksgiving services will be held at 10 o clock tomorrow morning at the First Presbyterian church with Pastor Dr. Joseph Rennie preaching. The public is invited and every member is urged to attend if possible.
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First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Rennie
Revival Services at Pentecostal Holiness Church
Revival services are under way at the Pentecostal Holiness Church with Rev. J. L. Perrish of Greensboro in charge. Evening services begin at 7 30 and feature special singing. The public is invited to attend.
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Pentecostal Holiness Church
Rev
J. L. Perrish
Greensboro
Dance Friday Night by Social Club of IWA
The Social club of the I W A will host a dance Friday night at 8 o clock at the hall located on 12 South Main street. Admission is not specified and details are brief.
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The
South Main Street
Jeter Sees High Point as a Farm Progress Focus
Frank H. Jeter of NC State College spoke at the local Rotary Club urging cooperation in a planned North Carolina agriculture program. He touted soil erosion work and viewed High Point as a focal point for progress, calling for a permanent crop control plan and shared effort between farmers and government to raise outputs without harming families.
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Rotary Club
Frank H. Jeter
Department of Publications
North Carolina State College
North Carolina
Drum Corps Steak Supper At Legion Hall
The Andrew Jackson post drum and bugle corps of the American Legion hosts a steak supper at Commerce street Legion hall tonight at 6 30. The event honors George E Hedrick former commander of the corps and invites current and past members to attend.
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Drum and Bugle Corps
Andrew Jackson
American Legion
Legion Hall
Commerce Street
George E. Hedrick
Thanksgiving Play at School by Sixth Grade Cast
A short play titled The First Thanksgiving was performed by Miss Virginia Calhoun's sixth grade class at the junior high. The production highlights pioneer hardships in America with cast members including Jimmie Millis as Governor Winthrop Hannah Campbell as Mrs. Freeman Ann Bulla as Patience Freeman Robert MeeCall as an Indian Irma Sheloff as Mrs. Garrett and Kenneth.
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Virginia Calhoun
America
Jimmie Millis
Governor Winthrop
Hannah Campbell
Mrs. Freeman
Ann Bulla
Patience Freeman
Robert Mee-Call
Irma Sheloff
Garrett
Kenneth
Harvest Home and So the Shining Sickle Singers Shine
The class performed songs during the pro Harvest Home and So the Shining Sickle. Bennie Lewis read prose and Workman led a prayer.
Unmistakable relief cough killer guarantee
Advertisement touts Bronchuline based remedy promising relief from coughs with a money back guarantee if half a bottle does not help. Claims no drug effects upsetting stomach and assures the product is not dope while urging readers to stop coughing.
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First Baptists
C. J. Leary
W. O. Carter
Cardui
Harilee's, Inc. Red Cross
Lbrary
Frank M'Coy
High Point
Adams-Millis and Kearns
Herman Steerer
Peeeee
Smith
Ener
Montgomery
Eliott
Ex-Service Men’s Club
Guilford
Lutheran Church
Bears
Colored News
Dr. Rennie
Revival Services Pentecostal Church
Farlowe
Cafe
East Green
Jeter
Agricul
Sheraton Hotel
Long Island
Plymouth
Larper Cover
Miles Grofe
Leonard
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