World Religion Notes Push for United Nations Link
Protestant leaders urge harmony with Soviet and American peoples to avoid war and support world order through the United Nations. The Greater New York Protestant Appeal seeks funds for church and welfare work. The AME Zion Church marks 150 years of service with missions across continents and a large membership. The Methodist board of missions welcomes the UN in New York, pledging support and education. Archbishop Fisher cautions that science must serve humanity under moral guidance, not dominate. Goodwill Industries led by Oliver Friedman aims to mobilize 1.5 million handicapped workers for rehabilitation and employment.
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United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Protestant Act of Greater New York, Inc
New York
Counef
Nctes
Omas M. Peters
Coun
African Methodist Episco- Zion Church
A.M.E. Zion Church
York
Baltimore
West Indies
South Rica
New York City
Lie
Commission On Human Rights
International Refugee Association
Oliver A. Friedman
Milwaukee
Wis
Goodwill Industries
Methodist Church
America
Friedman
Funeral Rites for James Da vid Smith Held at Green Street
Funeral services for James David Smith 43 of 500 West Green Street who died suddenly of a heart attack en route to a hospital were conducted Saturday at 2 pm from the late residence. Rev. Julian S. Hopkins Rev. L H Fordson and Rev. Thomas T Lindsay officiated with interment in Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were John T Bruton E Eugene Pierce F C Morehead I R Cross Floyd Lewis and E K Ryne. Floral offerings were carried by Philathea class Green Street Baptist Church looping department Harriss Covington and friends. A male trio John Hensley Tommy Luck Dustin Hart sang during the service.
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James David Smith
West Green Street
Julian S. Hopkins
Green Street
E. Eugene Pierce
F. C. Morehead
I. R. Cross
Floyd Lewis
E. K. Ryne
Philathea
Green Street Baptist Church
Harriss Covington
Friends
N. E. Pierce
Ie ‘Organ
John Hensley
Tommy Luck
Dustin Hart
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth R. Hudson
Funeral services for 37 year old Mrs. Elizabeth R. Hudson, wife of James Hudson, were held Saturday at 11 from Koonce Funeral Home. Rev. Charles Epperson led the service with music by Elizabeth Norman and M C Connor at the piano. Interment followed at Deep River Friends Cemetery.
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IRS
Elizabeth Hudson
Elizabeth R. Hudson
James Hudson
Koonce
Charles Epperson
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Elizabeth Norman
M. C. Connor
Flowers
E. R. Sims
Lacy Lambeth
W. F. Underwood
C. A. Best
C. R. Waggoner
D. M. Lewis
Deep River Friends Church Cemetery
New Relief Found In Treating Heartburn During Pregnancy
Doctor reports neostigmine can relieve pregnancy heartburn quickly. In a trial of twenty women, fifteen felt complete relief within fifteen minutes after one tablet, with others experiencing partial or occasional relief and no pregnancy interruption evident. The treatment is simple, low risk, and may improve sleep and comfort.
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Wiley
Knights of Columbus send message to Pope Pius XII
The Supreme Board of Directors in Asheville expresses sympathy for persecuted Yugoslav Catholics and the trial of Archbishop Stepinac. Presiding is Judge John E. Swift. meeting covered routine matters. cable to the Pope cites persecution and biased propaganda.
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Asheville
Supreme Board of Directors
Knights of Columbus
Pius XII
Yugoslavia
Stepinac
John E. Swift
Supreme Knight
Boston
The
United States
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Philippines
Cranberries Produce Billions in U.S. Annual Output
The United States yields about 630000 one hundred pound barrels of cranberries each year valued between 8 million and 16 million dollars.
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United States
Origin of Cranberry Name Cribbed From Crane Like Flowers
The cranberry was once called the craneberry named for pink and white blossoms resembling the bill head and curved neck of a wading crane.
University Flu Vaccination Drive At UNC
At Chapel Hill the University of North Carolina with about 7000 students urges influenza vaccination to prevent an outbreak. Over 3500 had taken shots by week’s end and vaccines are available at the university infirmary with no charge. Dr. Hedgpeth says to act now for maximum effect.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
University
State Board of Health
E. McG. Hedgpeth
Pioneers Found Cranberry Wild Near Plymouth Settlement
Seventeenth century settlers noted cranberry grew wild in clearings behind Plymouth, among beach-plum and bay berry bushes, indicating native flora in the early colonial landscape.
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Plymouth
Cranberries Thrive in Peaty Swamp Habitats
Cranberries grow on evergreen vines in swamplands with a shallow peat surface, thriving in soggy, acidic bog environments.
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Judith Durham
Emma Blair School
Red Cross
Junior Red Cross
Harold M. Wiley
Cincinnati
King Features Syndicate
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Carolina Quality Block Company
Elm Street
Greensboro
Heatrolas
Lennox Coal
Stewart-Warner
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Wienn St
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Sheraton
Goodyear Shoe Repair
North Main St
Beeson Adv. Co
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ICE Delivery Company
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Life Insurance
L. F. Ferree
Community Chest
GAVEN
Nita “i
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Hamilton Lumber CO
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Willis Ball Park
Wachovia Bank
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Washington
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Wayne
Bedford Sales CO
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