Prawn SeCol 10 Start Monday Stand Ard Leadership School
The interdenominational Standard Leadership Training school opens Monday at 7:30 PM at First Methodist Protestant church. Classes run Oct 15 17 19 23 25 26 with Myrtle A. McDaniel directing and a team including Dr P B Lindley Rev W C Lyerly and Mrs H A White guiding courses on worship scripture and teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant
North Main
Richard
Myrtle A. McDaniel
State Sunday School Association
P. B. Lindley
High Point College
W. C. Lyerly
Greensboro
H. A. White
iFriends Church
Municipal Court Disposes Nearly Thirty Cases
The municipal court disposed of nearly thirty cases including judgments for plaintiffs in theft and property actions. Notable outcomes include Alderman Photo and St Paul Fire and Marine losses, Prudent insurance suit, and various claims against banks, rail lines, and local merchants with sums from 17.50 to 1590 dollars and costs divided in some actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrick
M. Ernest Welch
H. Welch
York Life Insurance Couy
Joe &. Phipps
Ford County
E. M
J. O. Barrett
Theastern Express Company
Fern Ferree
Elizabeth J. Fer
Gurney FP
Superior Court
E Stock
Superior Court Ac
Ntiff
Ferree
Hood and
Edge
United Warehouse Company
Jule Robbins
Williams and
Blanch Calloway
Prudential Insurance Comny
J. ©. Edwards
Grady H. Connally
Plain Street
de- Geof
W. A. Davis Milling Company
Kainst Sunset Dairy
Aintiff
L. Baker
High Int
Thomasville
Denton
Bertha Mack
The
Great
Mock
Atlantic and Pacific Tea , Consult
Cecil
At- Refining Company
Judg T
Chile Puts Up Horse Show Trophy Debacle at Ford Airport
Ground crews awaited orders as a crowd of over 80,000 gathered near Ford airport. Officials postponed inflation of the balloon after wind and safety concerns. The 15 mile per hour airspeed made take‑off inadvisable and the trophy event was in doubt this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Ford Airport
First U S fish and fisheries commissioner named
Answers in the next issue will name the first U S fisheries commissioner, identify the city whose public schools were first funded by direct taxes, and note the date of the first newspaper published at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Fish and Fisheries
Unsigned Fragments Note 1916 Judicial Appointment
Answer fragments reference Justice Brandeis nomination on January 28 1916 and Senate confirmation June 1. Mentions Holmes and Hotchkiss Co of Waterbury Conn as hooks and eyes maker. Emeryville track described as about 300 yards around with a rabbit carried by an arm from a trolley by the track side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Brandeis
Senate
Holmes and Hotchkiss Company
Waterbury
Piccard Balloon Flight Postponed By Wind Conditions
Detroit report says Dr. Piccard and his wife postponed the stratosphere ascent because wind velocity is too high. Forecasts warn unfavorable wind cycles could delay the flight another week or ten days.
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Detroit
Piccard
Edenton Man Facing Manslaughter Count
Edenton man Broady Hughes died after being struck by an automobile driven by Robert Perry of Edenton near Edenton Suffolk highway. The incident occurred as Hughes was walking along the road. authorities filed charges of manslaughter against Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth City
Broady Hughes
Chowan
Edenton
Robert Perry
Hughes
Suffolk
Scouts Plan Dam at Camp Uwharrie and Honors for Negro Scouts
The High Point District finance committee met in regular session with officers naming two members to report on the forthcoming campaign. A touring camping committee finalized plans for a new dam at Camp Uwharrie with drawings completed and a target completion before next summer. An inter racial committee set a permanent court of honors date for Negro scouts and named chairmen for advancement awards and troop organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts
H. A. Millis
W. B. Hall
C. B. Diffendale
F. J. Sizemore
Steve Clark
Paul Ingle
B. W
England's Bachelor King and Royal Marital Facts
William Rufus William I England’s sole bachelor king. Edward V and Edward VI never married and died young before reaching adulthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rufus
William I
William the Conqueror
England
Edward V
Edward VI
Air traffic rise with London Paris flight incident
Traffic over European air routes increases. A single day saw an air line carry over 250 passengers between London and Paris. A pedestrian was struck on the highway by Perry who failed to stop. Sheriff C A Boyce arrested Perry on second degree murder charges and released him on a $1000 bond for the Tuesday hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Perry
C. A. Boyce
Chowan County
New Butler Automatic Coal Burner Promises Big Savings
Welborn Supply Co announces the Butler Automatic Coal Burner will cut heating costs 15 to 50 percent across fuels and firing methods. Tests and audits claim averages above 30 percent with the Kansas City Butler labs behind the design and a thermostatically controlled fuel feed for efficient, cleaner burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welborn Supply Co
Butler
Mr. Welborn
Butler Manufacturing Company
Kansas City
America
Scienti
Clemency Sought for Satterfield Cleared for Execution
Raleigh Oct 13 Counsel for Rufus Satterfield who faces electrocution October 6 for the murder of Herbert Grice of Goldsboro will appear before Parole Commissioner Edwin Gill on Friday to present clemency pleas. Satterfield's conviction in superior court was upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Rufus Satterfield
Herbert Grice
Goldsboro
Edwin Gill
Satterfield
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Santiago
Arturo Alessandri
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Louis Dembitz Brandes
Supreme Court
Emeryville Calif
Dr. Piccard
State Supreme Court
FORD
Symphony Orchestra of
Poventy
Seleter
Jascha Heifetz
WBIG
WBT
GreeNeBoro
Tarboro
Wilmington
North Carolina
United States Treasury
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Security National Bank
Home Bank
Penny Bldg
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