North Carolina sees fourteen violent deaths in a week
A week end tally shows at least 14 people killed across North Carolina in violent incidents. Names include Cletus Rhea Amis Jr of Colfax in an auto wreck and Jimmy Thomas Boyd of Oxford fatally injured when struck by a vehicle.
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Rly Associated Press
North Carolina
Cletus Rhea Ams, Jr
Colfax
Jimmy Thomas Boyd
Oxford
Norwood Bannerman
Burgaw
Burgaw-Jacksonlle
Guy Cain
Murphy
Lloyd Eugene Cain
Winstonlem
Iona Jeanette McCoy
Arlotte
Charlotte
Leroy Patterson
Savanh
Jacksone
William Lester Corey
Kinston
Lonnie B. Shaver
States Ville
Arthur Victor Hopper
Newton
Sui- Edna Pittman Wooten
George D. Hudson
Winston- Salem
Jesse Dawson Pritchard
Minneapolis
False Teeth Made Easier With FASTEETH Powder
An improved alkaline powder FASTEETH keeps dentures firmer and more comfortable. It soothes gums with a cooling effect and reduces embarrassment from loose plates. Available at drug stores.
Brevard College Expands with New Science Library and Infirmary
Brevard College advances a major expansion including a $200,000 science building at the east end of the campus, the James Addison Jones library housing 40,000 volumes, and a $30,000 Mary Frances Stamey Memorial infirmary to be completed by year end. Architect Henry Irwen Gaines of Asheville designs all three. Four new housing units for men, 200 beds, and a brick veneer upgrade follow. A cafeteria serving 600 to 700 students is nearing opening by December 1.
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Brevard College
James Addison Jones
Mary Frances Stamey
Brevard
Henry Irwen Gaines
Asheville
Flying Parson Puts On Show
The Rev Auburn C Hayes of Longhurst Baptist church staged an aerial reminder to town residents to attend church services. Four planes flew over Roxboro with circulars about Sunday school while church leaders conducted a house to house campaign. Attendance showed improvement.
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Roxboro
Auburn C. Hayes
Longhurst Baptist Church
Longhurst Village
Mail Delivers Long Overdue Doctor Letter
A janitor cleaning a mail room in Salem Oregon found a 193 letter from a doctor to a state office. He sent it on, 17 years late. The item shows mail finally reached its destination despite the long delay.
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Salem
Ore
INS
Methodists To Hold Sessions In Charlotte
The Western North Carolina Conference of the Methodist church opens its annual meeting in Charlotte hosting the six day sessions. Bishops Clare Purcell G Bromley Oxnam and Costen J Harrell attend with Purcell presiding. Delegates include ministers and laity from 10 districts and 426 churches.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
the Methodist Church
Council of Bishops
Clare Purcell
G. Bromley Oxnam
New York
Costen J. Harrell
Birmingham
Ala
Purcell
Dilworth
E. H. Nease
Greensboro
C Excell Rozzelle
Winston-Salem
Walter J. Miller
Salisbury
Board of Missions and Church Extension
H. G. Allen
C. M. Short
S.W., Taylor
Asheboro
J. Clay Madison
Hickory
Andorra Republic in the Pyrenees by area and population
Andorra, a republic in the Pyrenees, covers 191 square miles with a population around 77 000 people.
Kashmir Named The House of Many Stories
The northern Indian state Kashmir is described as The House of Many Stories for its rich lore and Himalayan landscape. The label reflects its storied history and cultural depth across diverse communities and regions within the state.
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Kashmir
India
Himalaya
Universalists Hold Meeting In Kinston
More than 150 people attended the 42nd annual session of the Universalist Convention of North Carolina and the 41st assembly of the Association of Universalist Women in Kinston. Officers named include James A. Ward, O. E. Bryant, William M. Outlaw, Mrs. Harvey Mitchell, Earl P. Matthews, and Horace G. Ward plus trustees from Rocky Mount Fayetteville and Kinston.
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Rose Hill
Paul J. Smith
Rocky Mount
George Croom
Kinston
John E. Williams
Fayetteville
Association of Universalist Women
James A. Ward
W. Foster Gurley
Bessie Mary Outlaw
Seven Springs
W. H. Skeels
Lula B. Brantley
Freshmen and Transfers Entertained by ECTC Home Economics Club
Fresh men and transfer students majoring in home economics at East Carolina Teachers College were entertained at a party in the Classroom building on Friday evening October 3. About 80 students and faculty attended to enjoy games and contests. Committee members welcoming the new students included Annie Maude Bivins Rachel Futrell Sammy Lee Jones Doris Dawson Ernestine Warren and Edna Mae Laurier. The first regular meeting for the school year was announced for Tuesday evening October 14.
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Greenville
Fast Carolina
Teachers College
Annie Maude Bivins
Graham
Rachel Futrell
Board to Meet In Asheville Next Week
The North Carolina Board of Conservation and Development will hold its fall meeting in Asheville October 13 to 15. Chairman Governor Cherry will attend and speak October 13, and Charles E. Ray of Waynesville will discuss the work of the state commission on parks, roads, and forests. Public hearings will collect petitions and complaints.
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Asheville
North Carolina Board of Conservation and Development
Directo R
Bruce Etheridge
Cherry
Charles E. Ray
Waynesville
North Carolina National Park
Lexington Bay on ECTC Program
Four East Carolina Teachers College students who attended the southern regional conference of the YWCA and YMCA at Blue Ridge North Carolina spoke on their experiences at a campus Y meeting Friday evening October 3. Participants were Paul Craver Lexington president of the college YMCA Myrtle Davis Lucama advisor for freshmen Bronnie Stott Sims chairman of the social committee and Helen Winslow Goldsboro chairman of the social service committee.
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Greenville
East Carolina Teachers College
YWCA
YMCA
Blue Ridge
N. C
Paul Craver
Lexington
Myrtle Davis
Lucama
Bronnie Stott
Sims
Helen Winslow
Goldsboro
Social Service Committee
Goldsboro Opens Long Observance
Goldsboro marks its 100th birthday with a week of events starting with church services. A Century Day parade will feature centennial queens, centennial pageant, and a mayoral coronation. Josephus Daniels will speak, along with Mrs. W. G. Hood as Miss Centennial. Governor Cherry and Army Secretary Royall are scheduled speakers.
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Goldsboro
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
W. G. Hood
Cherry
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
Local Men Attend Accounting Course
The third in a Piedmont chapter cost accounting series was held Friday at 8 p.m. at Woman's College. Instructor L. P. Marshall spoke on standard costs in the furniture industry. Attendees from High Point included W. M. Burke, E. J. Gaither, L. Point, C. H. Jarvis, and J. W. Ross attended as a guest.
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Piedmont
National Association of Cost Accountants
Woman's College
L. P. Marshall
Tomlinson
High Point
W. M. Burke
Neill Motor
E. J. Gaither
Adams-Millis
Ex-Japan Colonel Dies After Prison Release
Ex-Col Noriyosh Harada, freed for lack of evidence on war crimes, leaves Sugamo Prison with friends and suffers a heart attack as he reaches a waiting car.
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Tokyo
Noriyosh Harada
Sugamo Prison
Study as a Path to Mastering New or Known Subjects
Exploring learning as deliberate study to acquire new knowledge or deepen existing understanding. It emphasizes curiosity, systematic practice, and progressive challenges to build competence across diverse topics.
Life Insurance Review Service Prompted by Policy
The notice describes a service included with life insurance that offers a checkup to ensure the policy matches the holder’s needs. It emphasizes proactive use of existing coverage.
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