Welfare Workers to Convene in High Point November First Week
A welfare conference for the fourth district of the North Carolina Conference of Social Service will be held at the Sheraton in High Point during the first week of November. About 200 welfare workers from several states are expected, with speakers including Rev. J Pryor Grant of the General Seminary New York City and Mrs. Kate Burr Johnson NC public welfare commissioner.
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North Carolina
J. Pryor McN. Grant
General Seminary
New York City
Grant
Des Moines
Iowa
Hammond
Sterne
Kate Burr Johnson
Public Welfare
Raleigh
University of North Carolina
J. L. Reynolds
Jefferson
E. C. Turner
Carl B. Graybear
West Jefferson
M. B. Woosley
Boone
A. J. Greene
I. G Greer
C. W. Erwin
Glade Valley
A. F. Reeves
Sparta
R. V. Thompson
John R. Jones
N. Wilkes
World Series pitched duel ends with Pirates edge Yankees split innings
In a tense third game, Lee Meadows and Pennock duel through nine frames as Pirates push across decisive runs in the eighth inning. Ruth Gehrig and Meusel provide late offense while Meadows exits after giving up six runs. Pennock sustains the pitching battle for New York.
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Carl S. Brandbury
Associated Press
Pennock
Yankees
Lee Meadows
Pirates
Meadows
Judge Landis
Baseball
L. Waner
Combs
Koenig
Ruth
Babe
Gehrig
I Gehrig
Meuse
Meusel
Wright
Traynor
Lazzeri
Barnhart
Meadow
Dugan
Harris
Grabowski
Gooch
Penock
Rhyne
L Waner
Wrights
Grabowski Barnhart
Tou Combs
Goodh
Babe Ruth
Strik
Waner
Dugans
Burst
Grabowski Durst
Durst
Pirate
Pennocks
Bengough
Big City
New York
Spencer
Rhyno
Cvengros
Petnock
Ruth, Gehrig Shine as Pirates Tangle with Yanks in Practice
Baseball crowds roar as Babe Ruth launches towering drives into the right field stands and deeper into the bleachers while Gehrig adds a powerful hit. Emil Yde starts for the Pirates in the simulated game as Wright and Traynor yank line drives in their early at bats.
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Ates
Babe Ruth
Gehrig
Pirates
Emil Yde
Yanks
Wright
Traynor
Bulgaria Receives Importunate Note Over Macedonian Killings
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia has prepared a note demanding guarantees for the future and satisfaction for past crimes by the Nacedonian Comitadjis after the assassination at Istip of Brigadier General Michael Kovachevitch. The general, a noted strategist, was shot at his home and a lighted bomb was left to hinder pursuit. Two assassins were later reported captured by General Hazitch. The episode heightens tensions amid calls for war.
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Belgrade
Jugo Slavia
Bulgaria
Nacedonian Comitadjis
Agiinst
Istip
Michael Kovachevitch
Jugo Slav
Kovachevitch
Assassination Sparks Martial Law in Border Districts
Alleged Bulgarian outrages fueled widespread alarm and the cabinet proclaimed martial law in frontier areas amid heightened tension and fears of further unrest.
Colored Bishop Preaches At St Stephens Church Sunday
Bishop G. C. Clement D D of Louisville Kentucky will arrive in High Point tomorrow and preach at St Stephens A M E Zion church on Sunday October 9 at 6 30 p m. The public is invited to hear him.
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G. C. Clement
D. D
Louisville
High Point
St. Stephens A. M. E. Zion
Crowder Bank Case Reaches Stage In Trial
Henderson October 7 AP The Crowder bank case moves forward as talesmen are examined to complete a six member jury panel to join yesterday’s six chosen jurors. A special venire of 224 Vance county men is drawn for the proceedings. The paper boy poem laments waiting for pay and depicts daily struggles with customers, clerks, and delays.
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Henderson
Crowder Bank
Talesmen
Vance County
Six men stand trial for bank embezzlement and fraud
Atticus Y. Bond, 66, died after a long illness in Greensboro. Services will be Friday at 3 p.m. at the Summit Avenue residence with interment in Green Hill cemetery. The trial concerns alleged funds abstraction, fraudulent drawing of exchanges, and embezzlement by R. B. Crowder during his tenure as cashier of the Henderson Farmers and Merchants Bank, which closed in April 1924.
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R. B. Crowder
the Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Henderson
Cus Y. Bond
Summit Avenue
Green Hill Cemetery
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Dr. Grant
The
J. R. McRary
Lexington
J. O. Ragedale
Madison
W. J. Gordon
Spray
Jefferson Peak
Reidsville
May McAllister
Asheboro
Hugh Parks
Franklinville
J. D. Gregg
Liberty
Thos. F. Opie
Burlington
W. J. Barker
J. Harvey White
Groh
Texas
P. Waner
Heaghes
Shial
Paper Boys
A. Y. Bond
Greensboro
Atti
Varnon Bros. CO
Main and
Washington Sts
Edward “Bill” Baily, Mgr
Bussett Shoes
Herman
Beacon and Endicott-Johnson
Ceed
Ole
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