Campaign meeting at St Marys Episcopal Church addresses duties
Despite last night's rain the second congregational meeting of the series at St Marys Episcopal Church drew a large crowd. Mr Gibbs chaired the session with several brief talks stressing education, better organization and spiritual awakening as essential to the kingdom of Christ. The series continues next Wednesday October 29 at eight.
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St.Mary’s Episcopal Church
Jos. Blount Cheshire
North Carolina
Riches Unearthed in UK Mines Maiden Lode Discovery
Mrs. Pondon Lady Macclesfield reports the Minesweed estate wealth as the richest in the United Kingdom. Her husband reportedly sold the mine and new owner discovered on the Bain lode a vein of blend ore thirteen times richer than that imported from America.
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Pondon
Macclesfield
Maccclesfield
Narrows
Gusses
United Kingdom
Asuerica
Greensboro Woman's Club Hosts High Point Guests
The High Point woman's club was entertained by Greensboro women last evening as many members traveled through bad weather. Mrs. H. A. White and Miss Clara Cox, officers in the state federation, joined in the receiving line. The Greensboro Daily News notes Charlotte president Mrs. C. C. Hook attended as a guest of honor at the O'Henry, with an address, refreshments, and a musical program led by Mrs. J. Norman Wills.
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High Point Woman’s Club
Woman's Club of
Greensboro
H. A. White
Clara Cox
Mrs. White
Miss Cox
State Federation
Greensboro Daily News
C. C. Hook
Charlotte
N. C. Federation of Women's Clubs
Woman's Club
O’henry
Hook
J. Norman Wills
Mrs Parker Hosts Rock Party In Honor Of Guests
Last evening at her Hamilton Street home Mrs A S Parker entertained in a rock party honoring Mrs Randall Mann and her guest Mrs Harry Harley. Seven tables hosted the games with high interest throughout the evening. A salad course was served to guests afterward.
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Hamilton Street
A. S. Parker
Randall Mann
Harry
Harley
W. G. Mattoh and
City
G. A. Muntton
North
Mr and Mrs Smith Relocate to Greensboro
The Smiths will leave the city as Julius C. Smith ends his service with Roberson Dalton and Smith on November 1 to join Attorney A Wayland Cooke in Greensboro.
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MR. and
Mrs. Smith
Greensboro
Julius C. Smith
City
Mr. Smith
Roberson
Home Economics Departments Meet Discuss Governor's Wife Visit
The woman's club home economics department held a meeting at the Elks club with plans for a public gathering on November 19. Governor North Carolina wife Mrs T W Bickett will deliver the address at the event.
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The
Woman's Club
Elks’ Club
T. W. Bickett
North Carolina
Earnest Workers to Meet at First Reformed Church
The earnest workers guild of the First Reformed church will meet tonight at 7 30 o clock at the home of the pastor on Thurston street. A large attendance is desired for what promises to be an interesting meeting.
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Earnest Workers Guild of the
First Reformed Church
Thurston Street
Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs Walter Royal
A son named Walter Jr was born on Wednesday October 22 to Mr and Mrs Walter Royal.
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Walter Royal
Walter, Jr
London Tops 1000 Churches and Places of Worship
London features more than 1,000 churches and other places of worship, reflecting a dense religious landscape across the city. Local planners note the variety includes historic sanctuaries and modern chapels serving diverse communities.
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London
MISS PEARL MOORE RETURNS FROM MOTOR TRIP
Miss Pearl Moore has returned home after a motor trip through the western part of the state and into Tennessee. Miss Frye Womble leaves tonight for a visit to Spencer and Salisbury and plans to attend the Salisbury fair while there.
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Miss Pearl Moore
Tennessee
Miss Treva Leonard Breaks Leg Riding Bicycle
Miss Treva Leonard, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Leonard of Willowbrook Street, broke her leg yesterday while riding a bicycle. Her leg was pinned against the sprocket frame as she tried to pass another wheel. The fracture was set at a local hospital. The article notes China 2700 years before the Christian era.
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Treva ‘Leonard
J. G. Leonard
Willowbrook Street
Fair secretary accused in misused funds case
In Memphis on October 24 a bill filed in court alleges nearly $30,000 in cash and stocks plus jewelry valued at $5,000 were misused or diverted. The suit names Mrs A A Queens private secretary to George C Bennett as defendant. A local bank was barred from honoring Queens checks, an attachment on a car and home furniture was issued, and Queens’ employment spanned about six months during which she handled Bennett’s business details.
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Memphis
George C. Bennett
A. A. Queene
Mr. Bennet
Lefendant
Queens
Bennett
Civic Health Department Meets at Elks Home
The civic health department of the women's club met to review water supply issues near Jamestown, plan a cleanup week, and discuss public plots care. A district nurse reported on benefits from a gift car and the department pledged aid to the Red Cross drive in November.
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Civic Health Department
Woman's Club
Elks' Home
Jamestown
Miss Walker
Civics-Health Department
Red Cross
Woman’s Club
Conference on Labor Debate Near End as Session Withdraws
Bernard M. Paruch chairman of the public group says the conference nearly ended when the labor group withdrew last night. The issue is now before the public and public opinion will decide. Representatives of capital agree the session should not be prolonged. President Wilson considers the fate of the conference.
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Bernard M. Paruch
Wilson
Greensboro business delegation seeks ties with High Point
A Greensboro delegation led by H. R. Bush and Garland Daniel visited High Point to foster closer ties between the two cities. They met with local businessmen including J. J. Parris and E. Parker and planned a banquet in Greensboro with an invitation to High Point leaders. A Greensboro speaker hinted at possible future unification of the two cities.
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Greensboro Businss
H. R. Bush
Garland Daniel
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
Eli Oetinger
W. C. Smith
High Point
Carlton Dalton
J. J. Parris
Greensboro
Sanitary Closets Arrive. City Manager Schedules Dispatch
Two carloads of sanitary surface closets arrived today and will be delivered immediately. Persons desiring them are notified to visit the city manager and procure order. City Manager R. L. Pickett signs the notice on October 22, 1931.
Pope to Name Cardinals at December Consistory
Vatican circles say a December consistory will elevate several prelates to the cardinalate including the Archbishop of Warsaw. The pope is also expected to preside over many beatifications and canonizations next year, among them Jeanne d’Arc and Plunkett, Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of Ireland, who died for the faith.
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Vatican
Warsaw
Holy Father
Jeanne ’Arr
Maid of
Orleans
Pluncket
Armagh
Ireland
Wealthy Milton Families Subsidize Blue Hill Street Railway
Maid and man servants along with cooks from affluent Milton households have persuaded their employers to support the bankrupt Blue Hill street railway. The wealthy families have pooled resources to back the trolley line for several months or until the experiment proves viable.
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Milton
Mass
Blue Hill Street Railway
Bac
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