Smith Re elected Moderator Of Piedmont Baptist Group
Reidsville hosts the 43rd Piedmont Baptist annual meeting with Clearence A. Smith of High Point re elected moderator for 15 years. J M Hilliard re elected vice moderator and O B Lee clerk treasurer. The association includes 43 churches and totals many members and funds for benevolences and missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reidsville
Clearence A. Smith
High Point
Piedmont Baptist Association
J. M. Hilliard
Oo. B. Lee
Greensboro
J. L. Stevens
First Baptist Church of
John Love
J.S. Farmer
The
Biblical Recorder
W. N. Johnson
J. Ben Eller
C. N. Royal
Hughey C. Miller
Rocky Knoll
Frand Central Terminal Roof Over 25 Years Old
The historic Frand Central Terminal in New York City features a sheet copper roof that has aged beyond twenty five years, reflecting its long standing architectural charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
State highway patrol tightens speed rules for trucks
Captain Charles D. Farmer announced a strict crackdown on truck and bus speeds across the state. He ordered patrols to enforce 35 mph for trucks, 30 mph for trucks with trailers, and 25 mph for school buses, warning of prosecutions for future violations and asking motorists to report offenses with details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
State Highway Patrol
Charles D. Farmer
Wilmington
Capt. Farmer
Farmer
Fire Alarm Boxes Repainted Citywide Effort Underway
Captain W. H. Long and Fire Alarms Superintendent W. H. Wade began repainting all city alarm boxes today. This is the first coat in about five years. Fire Chief E. K. Ingram said the project reflects ongoing department efforts to keep equipment in first class condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Long
W. H. Wade
E. K. Ingram
Man Sentenced In Record Time
Charlie Long, 32, of 122 Perry Street, released after a seven month prohibition sentence, was immediately given an eight month liquor term after police found 10 gallons of white liquor at his home. Judge Lewis Teague presided as arrest and sentence occurred within about 12 minutes. Leroy Franklin was fined five dollars and costs for simple assault, while I F Horton must pay fifty dollars and costs and refrain from driving for one year after a drunk driving conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Long
Perry Street
Charlie
Lewis
Teague
Leroy Franklin
I. F. Horton
Traffic law violations reported by police over 24 hours
Police charged two persons with driving without licenses one with failing to display a city tag two with speeding one boy with riding a bicycle at night without a light and four motorists with other traffic violations Go Drive Carefully and Save a Life.
Parachute Dome Forms Tiny Air Whirlpool During Deployment
A parachute opens and a small whirlpool of air forms beneath the peak of the dome. The air ball expands and forces the lower walls of the parachute open as deployment continues.
Deer Jam Antlers and Horns Described
The note explains that deer like elk moose and rein shed antlers in early seasons while cattle buffalo and lope grow horns. It provides a basic comparison of antlers versus horns across species.
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Hallowe'en
Southern Dairies
Dairies
D’orsay
Trophee
Guerlain
Shalmar
Caron
Bellodgia
Phillips Milk OF
Magnesia
Coty
Paris _L
Heure Blue Seventeen
Vick
Zac
Mead
Pablum
Horliock
Hudnut Vogue
L-Gui
D’ Setar
Ledandy
Ammonia
Ldec
B.C
Cardus
Pinkham’s Compound
Woodbury’s Cream
Jergen
Eckerd’s
Pepsodent
BLACK
Harriet Hubbard Ayers
Chase
Sanborn
Camay
Fletcher
Castoria
Bromo Seltzer
England
Edward
Baltimore
Wallis Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Royal Yacht
Highway Patrol
Eckerd'’s
Eckerd’s. Fevigne
South Main St
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