Andrews Named as Possible Heir to State Education Post
The article notes T Wingate Andrews superintendent of city schools and a longtime public education advocate is among leaders speculated as a potential successor to Dr A T Allen as state superintendent of public instruction. Governor Ehringhaus will appoint to fill the unexpired term ending 1936 after Allen’s death in Raleigh. Other contenders named include Dr J Henry Highsmith Clyde A Erwin Guy B Phillips and Rutherford County supervisor Clyde Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wingate Andrews
A. T. Allen
Ebringhaus
Allen
Raleigh
Andrews
Ehringhaus
J. Henry Highsmith
Nior High School
Clyde A. Erwin
Rutherford County
Guy B. Phillips
Greensboro E City
North Carolina Educational Association
Appoint Two Men To Soil Erosion Staff
Eugene Jernigan of Spring Hope and J B Michael of Salisbury were appointed to Soil Erosion Service posts in the interior department. Jernigan becomes assistant erosion specialist with a background in vocational agricultural teaching since 1921. Michael is named assistant agronomist, a State College graduate and former vocational teacher with the North Carolina department of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Jernigan
Spring Hope
J. B. Michael
Salemburg
United States Department of the Interior
J. M. Stallings
Jernigan
State College
Michael
North Carolina Department of Education
Now You Can Wear False Teeth With Real Comfort
Advertisement copy promotes Pas teeth powder for secure, comfortable false teeth. Claims deodorizing effect and no gummy taste. Suggests sprinkling on plates to eat and laugh in comfort.
Former Asheboro hospital burned in early morning blaze
In Asheboro the old Memorial hospital building suffered extensive damage from a fire discovered around 4 AM. The structure, unused for about five years, housed X ray equipment and surgical rooms likely ruined by fire and water. Owner Dr Claude A Hayworth declined immediate loss estimates pending survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Memorial Hospital
Claude A. Hayworth
J. W. Johnson Re-elected President of Singing Convention
J W Johnson of Greensboro was re elected president of the North Carolina State Singing convention at Greensboro with over 1500 in attendance at the Greensboro senior high auditorium. Next year the event will return to Greensboro on September 15 and winners include White Oak chorus Jarvis quartet and Reynolds Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Johnson
North Carolina
Greensboro
White Oak Chorus
Jarvis Quartet of
Reynolds Sisters of
J. M. Core
J. B. Honeycutt
Benson
A. H. Hinshaw
W. D. Myers
Elkin
J. W. Sink
Lexington
Kidney trouble cure claims on 35 cent capsule package
Ad claims a harmless flush of poisons and acid from kidneys and bladder irritation to stop nightly trips. It lists additional symptoms such as scant urine burning backache leg cramps and puffy eyes, promoting a 35 cent package of capsules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crona
Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a fast acting cold remedy. It asserts powerful yet pleasant tasting medicine with no narcotics and promises an on the spot refund if the cold is not relieved by Creomulsion. The copy urges readers to see their druggist for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creom
Brother's drowning tragedy spurs Verona search effort
B A Cook directs a coastal river search for Samuel Pressley Cook, missing after a fishing trip on New River near Verona. Coast guard cutters from Swansboro and Morehead City join the hunt, with no body found after ongoing efforts since Saturday afternoon. Survivors recount a boat capsize during a fowl-shooting outing, leaving Justin Maxwell and Floyd Hendrix, Charlotte residents, as witnesses and relatives including C W Cook, Joseph Cook, W D Cook, Ira Cook, and Mrs Price Dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Cook
Lexington Avenue
Verona
N. C
Samuel Pressley Cook
Charlotte
New River
Coast Guard
Swannsboro
Morehead City
Mr. Cook
Cook
Mr. Maxwell
Maxwell
Hendrix
A. J. Maxwell
State Revenue
Piedmont Feed Mills
Piedmont Fire Insurance Company
C. W. Cook
Mecklenburg County
Joseph Cook
Portsmouth, Va
W D. Cook
Ira Cook
Price Dry
Loray
Methodist Young People District Convene on Tuesday
Cecil D. Jones of the Methodist Publishing House will present the motion picture The High Road at Odell auditorium Greensboro for Methodist young people from Greensboro High Point Asheboro and other cities in the Greensboro district Western North Carolina Conference Tuesday night at 8. Jones will speak on Literature for Young People after the showing and a large Greens boro district turnout is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Road
Odell Auditorium
Greensboro
Cecil D. Jones
Methodist Publishing House
Nashville
George Morris Taylor
Duke University
Western North Carolina Conference
Jones
Methodist
Razor Wounding Follows Alleged Crap Game Incident
Clyde Belton, a Negro man, was wounded by a flashing razor after an alleged craps game at Baptist Bottoms. He received a gash from behind the ear to the throat and was taken by S Chrest ambulance from Kilby hotel on East Washington Street about 8:30 p.m. A bystander said the cutting occurred during a galloping dominoes game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Belton
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Belton
Sechrest
Kilby Hotel
Eastashington Street
Baptist Bottoms
Man Seeks 10000 For Injuries In Auto Crash
John Rogers files suit in municipal court against W George Avent for 10000 in personal injuries from a September 28 collision on North Main near Lexington Avenue. He alleges he was hurt from head to toe and that injuries will be permanent. He also seeks 6250 for car damage after the wreck, which required sale as junk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
John Rogers
W. George Avent
North Main Street
Lexington Avenue
David L Stump Passes In Texas
David Leroy Stump aged 77 died at his Terrell Wells Texas home at 5 this morning. A pioneer southeastern Texas newspaper man he worked 62 years in printing and belonged to Masonic orders Woodmen of the World and the Presbyterian church. Surviving are his widow four sons L G Stump M W Stump W C Stump F G Stump a sister Rose Hufft and two grandchildren. Born in Springfield Illinois he had lived in Texas since 1897 and had been ill two weeks. Funeral Tuesday at 4 from the home with burial at Forest Lawn San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Leroy Stump
M. W. Stump
Terrell Wells
Texas
San Antonio
Stump
Masonic Order
Presbyterian Church
L. G. Stump
Houston
Tex
W. C. Stump
Beaumont
F. G. Stump
Port Arthur
Rose Hufft
Springfield
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Services Held For Mrs Corrina Cagle at Ward Street Church
Funeral services for Mrs Corrina L Cagle 71 widow of L E Cagle were held at Ward Street Methodist Church with four pastors officiating. The service featured hymns and solos by the church choir and soloists, followed by burial in Trinity Cemetery. Pallbearers and mourners from the community attended, reflecting the large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrina L. Cagle
L. E. Cagle
Burton Street
High Point
Route Four
Ward Street Methodist Church
J. W. Grace
H. O. Miller
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
J. M. Hilliard
the Baptist Church
J. Norman Osborne
Oak Hill Friends Church
Jesus
Nell Parkin
Bessie Tish
A. E. Sain
Last Rites Held For Nathan Ward
Nathan Ward died at his home near Thomasville and was given rites at Emmanuel church with Rev. Kendall Shoffner and Rev. J. P. Hornbuckle officiating. A large crowd attended as the church choir sang No Night There and How Firm a Foundation. Pallbearers were Ward grandsons and nephews. flower bearers were Ward relatives. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Nathan Ward
Here
Emmanuel Church
Kendall Shoffner
J. P. Hornbuckle
Elmer
Emmett
Paul
Fred
Clyde
Clayton Ward
Mr. Ward
Mavis
Alice
Azelea
Mary
Mary Gray Ward
Ruth Boggs
Leona Black
Dorothy Ward
Genevieve Stone
Marie
Alice Bowers
Ruth Harrell
Improvements Planned at Rhode Island State Airport Drainage
More than $400,000 is allocated to upgrade drainage at Rhode Island State airport to improve weather-related runoff and prevent standing water on runways and taxiways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island State Airport
Elon Alumni Meet Wednesday in local supper event
The Elon College alumni chapter will host a 6 30 p m supper at the YWCA cottage at East Green and Wrenn streets with Dr L E Smith president delivering the main address M L Patrick reports plans call for 30 to 40 alumni and students to attend and more meetings may follow in Greensboro and other cities in the state and Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elon College
East Green
Wrenn Streets
L. E. Smith
M. L. Patrick
General Alumni Association
Eton College
Lucille Johnston
Virginia
Patrick
Greensboro
Mrs Emily L Hodson dies at 85 after six month illness
Mrs Emily L Hodson aged 85 widow of N M Hodson died at her home 1117 South Main street after a six month illness. Born in Archdale September 16 1849 she lived in the area her entire life. Surviving are her daughter Mrs A J Barker sister Mrs A W Harris three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial was at Oakwood Memorial Park after services led by Miss Clara Cox and Rev O L Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily L. Hodson
N. M. Hodson
South Main Street
Hodson
Archdale
Samuel and
Joeana Holland Jordan
A. J. Barker
High Point
A. W. Harris
Pulaski
George Pratt
Alice Barker
Norman DeHart
Winston- Salem
Mildred
Hasel Pratt
Barker
Clara Cox
Springfield Friends Church
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Annual Missionary Convention At Gospel Tabernacle
Outstanding missionaries home on furlough will speak each night this week at the Gospel Tabernacle 308 Willowbrook street. The event, conducted by the Christian and Missionary Alliance, features Rev. H. E. Loose from French West Africa Rev. D. S. Clark from Ecuador and Rev. W. J. McGarvey Southeast district superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Christian and Missionary Alliance
America
Tabernacle
H. E. Loose
French West Africa
Clark
Hit and Run Driver Sought After Main Farriss Collision
Police seek the driver of a car that struck F. B. Lee on North Main and Farriss Avenue Saturday night and fled the scene. Lee’s car sustained slight damage as the other vehicle turned left into him. officers possess the license number and expect an early arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main
Farriss Avenue
F. B. Lee
Malin Street
Main Street
Lee
Irvin Davis Bound Over After Bit and Run Auto Mishap
Irvin Davis was bound over to the Superior court after waiving a preliminary hearing in municipal court. Bond set at $500. A man was seriously injured in a northern city accident linked to a car laden with liquor. Officers found more than 50 gallons of liquor near the wreck and suspected it came from the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Davis
Here
Lewis E. Teague
Davis
Sheriff's Department
Davie
Municipal Court
J. D. Matthews
Inez Mathews
Mary Kirkpatrick
A. W. Ward
Clara Jones
Bertha Tyson
Bernice Johnson
Bill Brown
Robert Hartman
Willie Savannah
Grover Brooks
R. H. Sykes
Carl Jones
A. D. Blackwell
Hosiery Workers Plan Open Meeting at Union Hall
An open meeting is planned at Central Labor Union hall 127 1 2 North Wrenn Street Tuesday at 7 p m under the American Federation of Hosiery Workers. Arthur Harrison of the city will speak and the public is invited. A separate meeting of Silver Knit O E Kearns and Son and Amos hosiery mill workers follows at 7 30 p m at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union Hall
North
Wrenn Street
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Arthur Harrison
O. E. Kearns and Son
Amos Hosiery
Mrs Slane Injured After Horse Fall at Sedgefield
Mrs Willis Slane of West Emerywood suffered a concussion when she fell from a horse at Sedgefield yesterday afternoon. She is hospitalized at Burrus Memorial with non critical condition today and friends regret the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Slane
West Emerywood
Sedgefield
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Slane
Appeal for Missing Share Your Clothes Canvass Draws Help
Mrs Irene W Price relief administrator issued an appeal urging residents in missed sections to inform the relief offices of clothing donations. Junior Service League and youth groups helped collect outfits, with hundreds donated and distributions planned once sorting is finished. People may call welfare at 3385 for pickups or leave bundles at the Exposition building office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Administration
Irene W. Price
Junior Service League
American Legion
Boy Scouts
School Boy Patrol
First Methodist Protestant Church installs 100 officers
Approximately 100 newly elected officers were installed at a special service yesterday morning at the First Methodist Protestant Church. Rev. J. Clay Madison preached on The Quest of Happiness, noting happiness comes as a by product of service to others and that the good life cannot be bought by wealth or position. The service filled the church auditorium and was described as highly successful and inspirational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant Church
J. Clay Madison
Christ
Big Yam Displayed as New Deal Prosperity Claim
The Enterprise reports the New Deal boosts for sweet potato growers with oversized tubers daily. A potato grown by J. T. Carroll of Germantown NC measured 18 inches tip to tip and over six inches in diameter, weighing seven pounds four ounces and able to supply a family with candied yams for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
J. T. Carroll
Germantown
N. C
Many Present At Final Rites For Howard Earnhart
Funeral services were held for Howard Earnhart at Mitchell's Grove church Sunday at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev E W Jones. A large crowd attended the rites with pallbears listed and flowers carried by several women. Interment followed in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Earnhart
Kivett Drive Road
Mitchell's Grove
E. W. Jones
Guilford
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Marshall Tuttle
Carson Tuttle
Jack Shackelford
Bill Wade
Buster Cox
George Kirkman
Frances Tuttle
Artie Ingram
Thelma Jones
Magde Benge
Ida Haines
Pearl Young
Kate Powers
Vera Powers
Civilian pilots outnumber airplanes in Czechoslovakia
Despite 359 registered civilian air pilots in Czechoslovakia the nation has only 157 civilian airplanes available for flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
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Optometrist
Main ST. Mign Point
Perective Vision
Blue Bird Taxi
Madam Leon
Soalecen White
Os Steeeeee
West 4Th St
Winston-Salem
Shell Tire & Battery CO
N. Main St
Federa Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Depos
FDIC
Treecome
ULEE
N. Main Street
Methodist Young People
Negro
Razor
David L. Stump
Corrina Cagle
ELON
Noure
Oo Enna
TER
LAUSS
Hart's Pharmacy
South Main
M. P. Church
National Market CO
Raat
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