Halloween Party Plans For City Wide Event
The program chairman Miss Mytrolene L. Grays seeks all committee members and co-chairs with their members to meet Monday at Fairview school 7:30 for finalizing plans for the city wide Halloween celebration.
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Mytrolene L. Grays
Fairview School
Hallowe'en
J. J. Hall
J. K. Williams
M. D. Rivers
Wm. H. Wilson
Alpha Art Club
W. B. Barnes
M. H. Blackburn
Negro Advisory Board
YMCA
J. E. Melton
Ymca News
Ymca Baskall
William Pennigh School
20Th Century
William Penn High School
20Th Century Club
William Penn School
Hosiery Workers Reject CIO Plan In Three Mills
Three hosiery mills across North Carolina and Virginia reject CIO plans to unionize. In Randleman workers vote 938 to 88 against the CIO Hosiery Workers. Yanceyville Caswell Knitting mill shows 66 against and 28 for. Rancheman Naomi mill votes 143 to 38 against. Total three mills: 299 against, 239 in favor, 28 not voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
CIO
Randleman
CIO American Federation of Hosiery Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Winston-Salem
Rancheman
Naomi Cotton Mill
CIO Textile Workers of America
CIO Hosiery Workers Federation
Wytheville
Yanceyville
Caswell Knitting Mills
Rancieman
General Assembly Verdict May End UN Home Hunt
The United Nations may finalize its permanent home site from five Westchester options near the Hudson. A two thirds vote by the 51 member nations is needed before land purchase, with a 3 to 5 year move-in window to build. The sites span parts of Harrison, Yorktown, Cortlandt, Somers, Purchase and Jefferson Valley.
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General Assembly
New York
United Nations
U.N
Westchester County
Hudson
New York City
Farfield-Westchester Welcome Committee
Flushing Meadows
United States
Harrison
Yorktown
Corlandt
Somers
Purchase
Jefferson Valley
Herbert H. Lehman
Whitelaw Reid
Commission
Geneva
League of Nations
Europe
Britain
France
Home Economics Association To Meet This Week
The North Carolina Home Economics association will open its annual convention in Raleigh on Friday. About 300 members from public schools extension work business and home attend. Ella Outland of Burlington will preside as new president with new officers Myrtle Westmoreland Morgan and others.
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Jesse Ricks
Alder St
Diana Ree
WCA
Acme
Blue Triangle
Y's
Daniel Rooks
Business and Professional Women’s
Fairview School
Fairview
Bushe
Carolina Assemblies
J. J. Wilson
M. B. Davis
J. K. Williams
Rev. Waite
Africa
James Hayes
Willis Street
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Thomas Mason, Jr
Young Peoples Club
Young People’s Christian Stewardship Club
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Elsie Lytle
Brooks St
MT. Vernon
J. M. Kennedy
Hawshaw Grove Church
Speights
A. M. E. Zion Church
Mt. Vernon Church
Willing Workers Club
Carrie Brevard
Circle No
St. Mark Methodist Church
Sofrania Turner
Trinity
N. C
North Main
Washington Sts
Raleigh
North Carolina Home Economics Association
Ella Outland
Burlington
Myrtle Westmoreland
Statesville
Mildred Morgan
Asheville
Verona Lee Joyner
Greenville
Ellen Brewer
Marie Brown
Family Life
U. S. Office of Education
Mary Davis Gillies
McCall’s Magazine
R. S. Ferguson
Taylorsville
State Board of Education
State Senate
Ferguson
Home Economics Foundation
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Nazi Philosopher Hopes For Peace Before Execution
Alfred Rosenberg the Nazi philosopher known for racist doctrine expressed hope for a peaceful future for Germany before his execution. He refused to adopt religion or give a last statement on the gallows, according to his lawyer Alfred Thomas who cited a letter Rosenberg sent shortly before the hangings.
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Mernburg
Germany
Alfred Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Alfred Thomas
Rman
Cherry To Speak At Recreation Leaders Meeting
Gov. R. Gregg Cherry will address the annual banquet of recreation leaders in Winston-Salem on October 28 29 30. Dr. Ellen Winston will lead a panel on using community resources for recreation with sectional meetings and talks by Miss Oleda Shrottky and Dr. Homer C. Wadsworth.
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Gethsemane
W. W. Hall
Stokesdale
Gethsemane Baptist
St. Mark
Flora Woodruff
Pearson Street
Church OF God
M. P. Parnell
Church of God In Christ
J. S.S. Sherman
Newark
N. J
Winston-Salem
R. Gregg Cherry
Conference of Recreation Leaders
State Recreation Commission
Commission
Ellen Winston
National Girl Scout Staff
Homer C. Wadsworth
Pittsburgh
Drive To Raise Symphony Funds Opens In Chapel Hill
The Chapel Hill drive to renew North Carolina Symphony memberships begins Monday October 21 and runs the week. FE Carrington Smith chairs with a $1 650 goal. memberships cover all state concerts next season. Mrs A C Burnham assists, Dean Fred Weaver organizes students, and Dr Lee Wiley handles faculty memberships. The Swalin led ensemble has toured statewide since 1939, last season giving 104 concerts with 73 000 school children attending free.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina Symphony Society
FE. Carrington Smith
A. C. Burnham
Smith
Fred Weaver
Lee Wiley
Symphony
Benjamin Swalin
University
U.S. Location Debate Sparks International Reactions
France warned a U.S. location would upset the big five balance of power. Australia China and much of Latin America supported the United States while Russia aligned. A Filipino suggested an American U.N. capital would curb isolationism. The United States remained neutral.
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France
U. S
Australia
China
Latin America
United States
Russia
U.N
U.S
Bird Contortionist: The Grebe’s Water-Lifted Leg Shove
The grebe is a bird contortionist. It lifts its legs from the water shakes off moisture then folds them over the back under its wings.
You May Never Suffer Another Acid Stomach Pain
Advertising copy touts Udga for stomach ulcers indigestion and heartburn with promises of quick relief Over 200 million users claimed and a money back guarantee at Manns Drug Store and drug stores everywhere
Delegates Return Home After First Postwar YWCA Congress
Delegates from various Italian sections resume duties to aid reorganization of the Italian chapter of the International YWCA after attending the first postwar national Congress.
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Rome
Ins
Atl
Italy
International Ywca
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Country Club
Gate City Singers
Church of God of
Greensboro
Ymca Board of Directors
W. F. Elliott
Clarence Strickland
Guy Lee McCall
Robert Haywood
Alphonso McConnell
Johnnie L. Simms
Oliver Foust
Ned Smith
North St
Nannie Smith
Willie Smith
Maggie Allison
Smart Smith
Berry Smith
Royal Baptist Church
Society Hill
Hoover Funeral Home
Carrie Littletown
Hulda St
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Twelve Tribes of Israel
Mars Hill
B. F. Siler
Elks Choir
Sylvia Alford
St. Stephens A. M. E. Zion Church
Christine Moser
Pilgrim Congregational
A. M. Jones
Pearson Memorial A.M.E
P. m
J. B. Jones
Park St
Norfolk
George Henton
Hossanna Guiding Stars
Caroline March
Starlight Gospel Singers
Friendship Baptist Church
Mr. Olive
Gate City Jubilee Singers of
Gethsemane Baptist Church
Mary F
Fannie Chadwick
Lannie Hall
Carolina Motor Club World Travel
College Street
Tral
North State Telephone CO
Assembly
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Home Economics Association
Cherry
Recreation Leaders Meeting
Detroit
Mason City
Moline
Ill
Mann’s Drug Store
Aur Drug
Truman
New Deal
Congress
North Carolina
Pattman
The
Federal
Housing Administration
Beeson Hardware Co
Hedgecock Lumber Co
Parker-Brown Lumber Co
Snow Lumber Co
YWCA
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