North Carolina teachers' convention opens in Greensboro
The western district of the North Line Education Association holds its twenty annual convention at the University of North Carolina Greensboro with a theme From Yesterday to Tomorrow. About four thousand actors are expected as Dr Walter Wick of Washington and Lee University speaks in the second general session.
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North Line Education Association
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K Auditorium
Woman's Col
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Walter ‘Ick
Washington and Lee
C. Reid Ross
State Division of Perintendents
Lillington
E. M. Ompson
State Vision of Principals
Burgaw
Lucille Allen
Tedivision
Raleigh
Mozelle Causey
NEA Assembly
Greens
Lucille Brown
Shore
State Department
R. L. Feaver
Reuse Education
Chapel Hill
J. E. Miller
Division of Unional Service
Aer
Masonic Tenle Dining Hall
J. S. Teague
Division of Higher Education
Cornelian i
C. R. Hinshaw
James E. Hillman
Jefferson Roof
W. H. Plemmons
Education Commion
Lucile Trick
Thomasville
Maxine
Religious Activat Woman's College
Co. Jackson
Pioneer Council No. 52 Called Meeting Tonight
The Pioneer Council No. 52 of and Daughters of Liberty 1 announces a called meeting at 5 30 PM at their home on Commerce 1. The note mentions Tunisia in North Africa and Oklahoma with unclear context and numbers.
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Pioneer Council No. 52
of and Daughters of Liberty
Commerce 1
Tunisia
North Africa
Oklahoma
Worry of FALSE TEETH
Don’t be embarrassed by loose false teeth. Sprin g ie a little FASTEEZTH on your plates for added comfort and security. The alkaline non acid powder holds plates more firmly with no pasty taste. Available at drug stores.
On Bridge by William E McKenney
William E McKenney, the America’s Card Authority columnist, analyzes a bridge hand and shares strategic play ideas for this week. The piece explains bidding concepts and practical card play to improve reader game results.
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William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
N Tactics Let the Defense Err in Bridge Play
In a no trump battle, Howard Schenken of New York demonstrates letting opponents run the hand to force a mistake. The sequence features spades and hearts with precise discards by Schenken, leading to nine tricks after a strategic diamond finesse.
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Howard Schenken
New York
Schenken
United States
Dumimy
West
East
Kenken
AAA Officials Talk At Meet In Lexington
Thomasville Oct 2 AAA officials praised the Agriculture Adjustment Administration’s progress over ten years with emphasis on soil and farming gains in North Carolina and Davidson County. Speakers from Raleigh and Washington cited lime use, phosphates, and cover crops growth, and noted potential shifts in 1948 funding affecting Davidson County’s local allotment.
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Thomasville
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
North Carolina
Davidson County
AAA
Dave Davidson
Washington, D. C
G. R. Scott
Raleigh
Horace Godfrey
Lexington
Methodist Church
Donnie Curry
Godfrey
Capitol Hill
Washington
Scott
Umstead
Hoey
Rep. C. B. Deane
Davidson
Revised Standard Version to be studied at GC sessions
Greensboro college and Guilford college will present the Revised Standard Version of the New Testament excerpts. Dr. J Carter Swaim of Western Theological Seminary will speak at Guilford college on Monday October 27 and at Greensboro college on Tuesday October 28. He will also appear at Bennett college on October 26.
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Greensboro College
Guilford College
J. Carter Swaim
Western Theological Seminary
Pittsburgh
International Council of Religious Education
Chicago
Memorial Hall
Dr. Swaim
Swaim
Bennett College
International Council
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
The
Luther A. Weigle
Yale University Divinity School
Columbus
Ohio
R. Weigle
Standard Bible Committee
Thomasville Native Dies In West Virginia
Mamie Lou Owen Davis 32, formerly of Thomasville and later Beckley W V, died at her Beckley home Friday. Survived by husband Raymond R Davis a daughter Jacqueline her parents Maturie Owen and John Clyde Owen four brothers Harry George Johnny and Forest Owen. Funeral at Liberty Baptist Church south of Thomasville conducted Sunday by Rev S T Bayse. Trio sang and piano accompaniment. Pallbearers listed. Interment in family plot at the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Mamie Lou Owen Davis
Beckley
W. Va
Raymond R. Davis
Jacqueline
Maturie Owen
John Clyde Owen
Harry
George
Johnny
Forest Owen
Liberty Baptist Church
S. T. Bayse
Grady Childress
Sadie Potts
Ethel Boyd
Archie Lomax
Jesus
Jack Myers
Clarence Barns
Howard Segers
Ben Myers
Richard Bo
Windowless First Seven Stories Of Cincinnati Hotel
The first seven stories of a new 12 million dollar hotel in Cincinnati are designed without windows. The building provides pure filtered air with precise control of temperature and humidity for occupant comfort and safety.
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Cincinnati
Tiny Sand Particles Reach Half Trillion Density
Scientists compress silica to an extreme where one cubic inch holds about 500 billion particles. The material achieves a dull, sandlike finish used in paints and lacquers.
Sermon Urges Religion to Embrace Social Justice and Action
Joseph David Boyd argues for a New Testament social program over mere doctrine. He calls religion to unite people in ethical life, fight organized wrong, and aid both individuals and society. He cites Micah and references Science and Health to stress sacrifice and mercy in faith.
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Joseph David Boyd
Jesus
Black market values rise for royal wedding invitations
London rumors say bidders offer up to 750 pounds for Elizabeth and Mountbatten wedding invitations a month before the ceremony. Officials note invitations are nontransferable and entry at Westminster Abbey will require identification at the door.
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London
Princess Elizabeth
Philip Mountbatten
Westminster Abbey
WWII War Production Dominated by Ships and Planes
At the peak of World War II production about half of the U S output of combat munitions consisted of ships and planes.
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U.S. O
Father of Local Man Passes Away At Snow Camp
Albert Lindley aged 59 of Snow Camp died Sunday morning after a period of declining health. Survived by wife Emma Stewart of Liberty two sons J Raymond Lindley Archdale and R S Lindley of Burlington his mother Mrs Asenith Lindley of Snow Camp five brothers four living in Snow Camp and Leon James Lindley of Richmond and R O Lindley of Baltimore five grandchildren Funeral services set for Monday at 2 30 pm at South Fork church near Snow Camp Iraq previously was known as Mesopotamia.
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Albert Lindley
Snow Camp
Emma Stewart
Liberty
J. Raymond Lindley
Archdale
R.S. Lindley
Burlington
Asenith Lindley
Paul
Leon
Ee James
Richmond
R. O. Lindley
Baltimore
South Fork Church
Doctrine of Atonement in Christian Science Sunday Lesson
The October 19 Sunday lesson-sermon in Christian Science churches titled Doctrine of Atonement cites the Golden Text from I Corinthians 1 18 and includes biblical citations such as Wherewith shall I come before the Lord, and.
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Christian Science
Head Of Cult Off To Prison
Rev. Joe Jeffers left his temple of Yahweh in Los Angeles for McNeil Island federal prison. He will serve the remainder of a four year term after parole was revoked ten days ago.
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Los Angeles
Joe Jeffers
McNeil Island
Wash
U. S. Marshal’s
Jeffers
Board of Prisons, Pardons
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