France and Germany Face Geneva Arms Talks Stand
Paris reports France views Germany’s Geneva stand as an affront to France and the League of Nations and says the meeting should still occur there. Berlin says the Geneva attempt violates common sense and calls it a French maneuver to redraw the world disarmament table.
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Paris
Germany
Géneva
France
League of Nations
Edouard Herriot
Ramsay MacDonald
London
Italy
Geneva
Lac Temps
Reich
Great Britain
United States
la Tempe
Berlin
Adventists Hear Pastor John Preach on Prophecy and End Times
Pastor John B. All speaks at Seventh day Adventist church on how Bible prophecy reveals God’s secret history and warns against Satanic deception. He cites Amos and Revelation to explain divine protection and the role of prophets in guiding believers to endure the end times.
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John B
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Amos
Satan
God
Earth
Wittdhold
Senior A class hosts first annual school rhetorical program
The senior A class will hold its first annual rhetorical of the 1932 33 school season Friday night October 21 at 8 in the auditorium. The public is invited with no admission charge. A reception to parents will follow in the high school library and the class asks all parents to attend both events.
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WM. Penn News
Willing Workers Club Meeting At Rosetta Lassiter Home
The Willing Workers club of the Congregational Church meets at Rosetta Lassiter's home 313 Taylor Street on October 18. All members urged to attend. Rev Z Simmons former pastor is improving. A program will be rendered for the White Ribbon Joys of the Gethsemane Baptist church on Sunday evening.
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Mesdames Blanton
Lawrence
Foley
Ministerial Progressive Alliance
Congregational Church
Lenora Lee
Leslie Truesdale
Ingram
Johnson
Mr. Chambers
Brooks Memorial M. B&b
Mesdames
Young People’s League of
Central District
Yadkin Presbytery
Synod of Catawba
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
North Perry Street
Rev
C. A. Washington
Cherry Street Church
Willing Workers Club
Rosetta Lassiter
Taylor Street
Z. Simmons
Gethsemane Baptist Arch
Brooks Memorial Supper Hosted by Church Brotherhood
On Monday October 17 the Brotherhood of the church invites all members to a social room supper. The event aims to bring together parishioners for fellowship and meals as part of community activities.
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Brooks
Brotherhood of the Church
Beehive program notes be rather than seem to be
The Cherry Street Presbyterian Church Women’s Missionary Society held a Beehive program at Mrs. M. H. Hood’s home on Normal Street. Members received a B folder and a cord of B's for cultivation while Mrs. Carrie B. Harris led the topic Be Rather Than Seem to Be with biblical quotations starting with Be and discussion followed. A two‑course repast concluded the event.
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Women's Missionary Society of
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Circle No. 1
M. H. Hood
Normal Street
Carrie B. Harris
C. W. Robinson
Johnsons To Use Plane For Africa Hunt
Martin Johnson, a pilot, will use an air plane on his next major Africa hunting trip. He recently flew to New York for the premier of his African sound motion picture, and his wife has begun taking flying lessons.
British nurse runs harem and shoplifting gang
George Henry Read a 42 year old male nurse was jailed six months hard labor after a London court found him organizing a harem and a shoplifting ring. He lived with three women in a small flat two sisters one 17 the others described as simple and childish. Police testified they stole items including toothpaste and leather slippers. The 17 year old’s mother had spent eight months seeking her daughter.
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London
George Henry Read
Read
Canada’s population shows 372,296 more males than females
Ottawa reports that Canada’s 1966 census shows 5,374,541 males and 6,002,245 females, a gender gap of 372,296 in favor of males.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Rubber lifesaving suits worn by youths in river stroll
Two Detroit youths, Forrest Scott and John F Holtmeyer, wore rubber lifesaving suits developed by Forrest Scott’s father Arthur N Scott while strolling hundreds of yards in the Detroit River. The suits include cork buoyant belts and are designed for ocean liners and air travel.
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Detroit
Forrest Scott
John F. Holtmeyer
Forrest
Arthur N. Scott
Majestic Unveils New Line of Radio Receivers
Grigsby Grunow announces Majestic’s fall and winter radio receivers with refined operation and superior tone quality. He states the new models surpass past achievements and represent the latest development in performance.
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Majestic
B. J. Grigsby
Grigsby-Grunow Company
Majestic Radio Sets Debut With Low Prices and Features
The Majestic line unveils eight new receivers priced from 44.50 to 149.50, with tubes included and tax paid. D. M. Compton notes record-low profit margins to bring high quality radios to dealers, highlighting Auto matic Synchro Silent Tuning, Tone Control, Volume, Visuallite Dial, Twin Dynamic Speaker, Duo Diode Detection, and new output design.
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Majestic
Grogsby
D. M. Compton
Visuallite
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E. M. Foley
Young People’s League
George Clark
NEA Service
REG
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