Tate Elected Board Chairman at Wesley Memorial
The Wesley Memorial church board met for its year end session with most stewards present. Officers elected for the coming year include N Tate as chairman Dred Peacock vice chairman Mrs W L Watson secretary treasurer and Liston Pope director of religious education. Committee chairs were named and a letter to Bishop Mouton requesting Rev G Ray Jordan return as pastor was approved. The group plans to attend the annual conference in Winston Salem starting November 9.
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Liston Pope
R. T. Amos
M. J. Crowder
A. EB. Futrelie
V. A. J. Idol
J. V. Garrett
Dred Peacock
B. C. Harmon
A. B. Horney
A. Sherrod
F. J. Sizemore
Edwin D. Mouton
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial
Winston-Salem
Burglar Uses Floor Holes To Loot Sleeping Man
Police searched for an unidentified man who bored through the floor of Ambrose Grubbs at 1295 Park Street late last night. The intruder climbed to the room, stole $55 from Grubbs pocket, and fled as officers began an investigation with no solid clues.
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Ambrose Grubbs
Park Street
Mr. Grubbs
Red Cross Meeting Opens Tomorrow At Greensboro
High Point will be well represented as the regional conference of the American National Red Cross opens tomorrow at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro with the topic The American National Red Cross In the Present Emergency. Mrs. J T Mann discusses local Red Cross work clothing school children and the High Point Junior Red Cross council presents the Junior program at 12 40 PM.
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High Point
American National Red Cros
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
American National Red Cross
J. T. Mann
Red Cross
High Point Junior Red Cross Council
Eli M. Qoettinger
John L. Parks
Spencer
Mann
Lona Gildewell
Rockingham County
J. D. Wilkins
Red Crosse
Harris Nelson
Leakeville- Spray-Draper
William F. Allen
Moore County
Maurice Reddy
Joseph Hyde Pratt
Chapel Hill
Reddy
BE. Gribbon
Winston-Salem
Fred W. Morrison
Governor's Relief Committee
Raleigh
North Carolina
H. J. Hughes
Washington
Democratic Rally Tonight at Oak Hill School
Arrangements are complete for a Democratic rally tonight at the old Oak Hill school building. The meeting starts at 7 30 with speakers M W Nash and Bruce H Carraway invited public. F F Carroll president of the West Side Democratic club reports extra seats and a hoped for a capacity crowd, urging a strong turnout of women. Nash, Richmond county native, veteran speaker, former district solicitor and longtime state legislator, joins Carraway a noted American Legion member. Wheat wine olive oil and hemp rank as Italy’s top four crops.
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Oak Hill School
M. W. Nash
Bruce H. Carraway
F. F. Carroll
West Side Democratic Club
Nash
Richmond County
High Point
Carraway
American Legion
Italy
Negro Shoplifter Nabbed At McCrorys In Columbia
William Curtis a resident of Columbia was caught in the act of shoplifting fifteen pairs of ladies hosiery valued at 7.50 from McCrorys on South Main street. Store manager R G Brockett identified the items and Curtis was jailed to face Municipal Court Judge Lewis E Teague the following Wednesday.
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William Curtis
Columbia
South Carolina
McCrory
South Main Street
William
R. G. Brockett
Brackett
Lewis E. Teague
Curtis
Legion Post Meet Tonight Urges Attendance at Legion Hall
Andrew Jackson post No 8 7 American Legion will meet tonight at 8 o clock at the Legion hall Commander George F Edwards urges every member to attend the meeting and supports post unity and participation.
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Andrew Jackson
American Legion
Legion Hall
George F. Edwards
Robbers Break In New Dixie Cafe On East Washington
Unidentified robbers threw a brick through the front door of the New Dixie cafe on East Washington street at about 2 30 this morning and escaped with cigarettes and chewing gum valued at five dollars. Police report no cash missing.
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New Dixie
East Washington Street
Pythons Sold to Zoo By The Foot At $40 Each
Snakes are priced by length with pythons going to zoos at about 40 dollars per foot. A 25 foot specimen would fetch about 1000 dollars. Zoo buyers prefer longer specimens for enclosure display and breeding programs.
Navy Day Observed Across Nation October 27
The 11th Navy Day will see Navy ships yards and stations open to the public nationwide on October 27. The date marks President Roosevelt’s birthday and, this year, the 200th anniversary of George Washington’s birth. The Bicentennial commission will aid broadcasts featuring Navy topics.
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United States
Roosevelt
Migraine Relief Linked to Female Hormone Injections
A report notes some migraine headaches may be relieved by injections of a recently discovered female sex hormone. Soviet Russia reports more women than men in medical school now studying in its universities.
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Soviet Russia
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Hendrix Furniture Store
Neaves
N. L. Garner
Entalie Frank Smith
America
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