Baptist Hospital Expansion Discussed At Meeting
More than 100 High Point Baptists gathered at First Baptist Church for a supper meeting on the North Carolina Baptist Hospital enlargement campaign. Dr C C Carpenter outlined state wide benefits and Wake Forest College's medical school move and four year expansion to Winston-Salem. Hospital Superintendent Smith Hagaman cited space shortages and beds crowded into alcoves, urging enlargement to double facilities and ease overcrowding. Grover H Jones chaired, recalling an earlier Winston-Salem rally where 800 citizens voiced strong support for the project.
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High Point
First Baptist Church
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
C. C. Carpenter
Wake Forest College
Bowman Gray Foundation
Medical School of
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Baptist Hospital
Smith Hagaman
Baptist Hospital Faces Overcrowding and Expansion Need
Dr. D. H. Wilcox, regional campaign chairman, said 120 patients fill a 198 capacity Baptist Hospital with babies in drawers for space. Last year more than 500 babies were born. 41 Caesarean operations occurred and no maternal deaths. A $200,000 fund is needed to build an extension, while Bowman Gray Foundation covers the medical school cost.
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Baptist Hospital
D. H. Wilcox
Bowman Gray Foundation
Netherlands Indies Classifies Air Guns Over 4.5mm as Firearms
The Netherlands Indies government ruled that air guns exceeding 4.5 millimeters in calibre must be treated as firearms under existing law. This designation imposes firearm regulations and controls on such air weapons.
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Netherlands Indies
Organist-Composer Is Visiting Here
Organist and composer Robert Huntington Terry of Yonkers New York arrived yesterday to be guest of the Horton family in Albemarle. He serves as organist and choir master at St Andrews Memorial Church Yonkers and has published works including The Answer Bermuda Suite and Sons. He will give a private organ recital at the Horton home October 14 with friends attending.
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Robert Huntington Terry
Yonkers
New York
Robert Terry
Mr. Terry
St. Andrews Memorial Episcopal Church
London
Leipzig
Germany
Mme. Maria
Metropolitan Opera
Texas
John Charles Thomas
Terry
Albemarle
H. L. Horton
John Horton
Horton
L. A. Riser
Sedgefield
Wesley Memorial To Present Play Where the Fires Are Lighted
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church presents the one act play Where the Fires Are Lighted by Dorothy Clarke Wilson as part of Childhood and Youth Week. The home themed drama features the Williams son Bruce and daughter Connie, mother Mary and father Mortgage foreclosing soon. Margaret Andrews directs the production with no admission charge.
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Dorothy Clarke Wilson
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Wesley
Williamson
Mary
J. W. Chandler
Bruce
Connie
Warren Godwin
Margaret Austin
Byron Flory
Joe Mathews
Richard Short
Margaret Andrews
Becker Tailoring Co Holds Banquet
Becker Tailoring Company hosted a banquet at the Sheraton Hotel honoring the firm’s softball team as city and commercial league champions and district high honors. N. L. Garner urged sportsmanship in sport and business, with about 25 attendees led by KE. R. Clodfelter. Turkey banned shipping most foodstuffs to abroad. Burma-China Highway in China rises to 8520 feet.
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Becker Tailoring Company
Concern
Sheraon
Becker
N. L. Garner
KE. R. Clodfelter
Funeral services held for Mrs. Alice Harris
Mrs. Alice Jordan Harris 79 died at her Lenoir home after a three week pneumonia illness. Services were at Greer Funeral Home Chapel Lenoir and graveside Oakwood Cemetery High Point. Born Archdale April 1860, she left two sons Russell Smith of Orangeburg and Rex Smith of Statesville, a daughter Mrs Myron Whitener of Martinsville, and husband Alex W. Harris. Alex Harris Jr. survives.
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Alice Jordan Harris
Lenoir
Greer Funeral Home
J. $. Hiatt
Lenoir Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
High Point
E. H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Clara I. Cox
Springfield
Myron Whitener
Martinsville
Alex W. Harris
Alex Harris, Jr
Moroccan Farmers Protest Gasoline Tax Planned
Moroccan farmers stage protests against the first ever tax on gasoline supply used by their sector. Police in Tokyo round up bribe-takers tied to government and private sector transactions. American aviation gear gains popularity in Chile.
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Morocco
Tokyo
Japan
Speculation Triggers Silk Price Jump in Japan
Market chatter and investor speculation push Japanese silk prices higher amid rising demand. Analysts warn volatility may continue as buyers seek limited supply and producers adjust yields. Local traders report firm futures activity and tentative price targets for the coming quarter.
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