Last Rites Held For Mrs Duncan
Funeral services were held for Bettie May Duncan wife of M P Duncan at the Hartley home on Ragan street conducted by Rev Tom Alderman Sykes of Central Friends church. A quartet sang and pallbearers from the Friends church served. interment followed at Oakwood cemetery beside their 14dayold son Douglas Rowland Duncan who died at a local hospital.
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Bettie May Duncan
M. P. Duncan
C. R. Hartley
Ragan Street
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Alma Mendenhall
David Barker
June Barker
A. B. Elam
Brotherhood
Friends Church
Banner Davis
Leon Millikan
Lewis Millikin
Roy Clinard
Charles Chamblin
Flowers
H. H. Stacey
John Autrey
M. L. Best
A. C. Benson
Annie Stuart
Jewel Dickens
Irene Nicholson
Bertie Ford
Alice Ford
Hattie Hatley
Ada Jacobs
Lillian Rees
Oakwood Cemtery
Douglas Rowland Duncan
Chicago hog and cattle market report gains and steady lambs
Chicago markets show hogs trading 4.00 to 5.25 per hundredweight with top 56.25 for 2200 pounds and mixed cattle activity. Cattle and calves firm to higher with fat steers and yearlings up, bulls and stockers showing varied quotes, and sheep generally steady though westerns cling to unsold. Lambs 50 to 75 pounds sell 4.50 to 5.10 as feeding lambs trend higher.
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Chicago
Red hues in fall showcase range from pinky red to wine
The article notes a spectrum of red tones from pinky red to rich wine on display this fall. It also states the insular government will aid new industries in the Virgin Islands to stimulate growth.
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Insular
The
Virgin Islands
Mother Nature's Strange Pranks at The Enterprise Window
A potato grown by J. A. Mann at 912 Kearns Street shaped like a golf club and a smaller similar specimen are displayed in The Enterprise window as freaks of nature.
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Enterprise
J. A. Mann
Kearns Street
Millred Finley of Asheboro Dies in Street Accident
Mildred Finley Millsaps four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Millsaps Jr was run down and killed at 12 40 pm by a car driven by G B Thompson of Lumberton on North Fayetteville street Asheboro as she crossed with her mother Thompson is held without bail awaiting sheriff C E King investigation The child is survived by both parents and four brothers and sisters.
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Asheboro
Mildred Finley Millsaps
Millsaps, Jr
G. B. Thompson
Lumberton
Market Has Slow Decline Today
Securities markets drifted downward as traders debated whether the news was bullish or bearish. British election results and a high tariff prospect weighed on sentiment while U S S Steel kept its dividend but posted poor earnings. Stocks fell 1 to 6 points, with notable declines in Union Pacific New York Central and Illinois Central amid profit taking in wheat and a 50 cent quarterly Pennsylvania Railroad payout.
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Claude A. Jagger
New York
Wall Street
Geome
England
U. S&s. Steel
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
New York Central
Illinois Central
Atlantic Coast Line
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
North American
Bethlehem
International Harvester
Services Held For Doris Inez Trotter
Funeral services for Doris Inez Trotter three months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Trotter were conducted at 3 p.m. at the family home by Rev. G H Liner of Southside Baptist church with interment in Oakwood cemetery. Flowers by Miss Myrtle Stutts Alma McDaniels Louise Harrington Kathleen Haire and Mrs J W Hill. Songs included I Need Thee Every Hour and Safe In the Arms of Jesus.
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Doris Inez Trotter
C. R. Trotter
Willowbrook Street
G. H. Liner
Southside Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Myrtle Stutts
Alma McDaniels
Louise Harrington
Kathleen Haire
J. W. Hill
Jesus
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Early Gains
New Orleans October 28. Cotton opened steady with moderate trading as Liverpool cables beat due. Early gains pushed December to 6.80, January 6.88, March 7.05, but long liquidation pulled prices down to 6.60 6.84 by midmorning. Shorts covered, aiding a partial recovery to 6.72 6.99 at noon.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York Cotton Opens Steady After Early Rise
The New York cotton market opened steady with a 5 to 8 point advance driven by trade, Liverpool, and local demand. By midmorning December hovered near 6.68 and March around 6.92 as prices swung from losses of 10 to 14 points to partial recoveries amid covering and ongoing buying.
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New York
Liverpool
Continental
China
Marceline Doctor Forgives Debts in Public List
Dr Ola Putman, Marceline surgeon, faces patient response to his plan to cancel about 36000 in debts and deduct 10000 from those able to pay. He names seventy five debtors in the Marceline News and forgives each by name, noting only one has thanked him. Some overdue accounts have since been paid.
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Marceline, Mo
Ola Putman
Marceline News
Disarmament theme outlined at Elwood hotel dinner
Thomas Que Harrison of Washington DC spoke to the American Business club at the Elwood hotel advocating gradual world disarmament, tariff reduction, debt cancellation, and a new gold balance based on commodities. He urged Geneva talks as Europe’s fate hinges on debt and tariffs, while club plans a November 13 charity production at the Paramount Theatre with Margaret Hauser directing.
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American Business Club
Elwood Hotel
Thomas Que Harrison
Washington, D. C
National Council For the Prevention of War
Harrison
Geneva
John T. Moffitt
Paramount Theater
Margaret Hauser
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Rick Campbell
Logan Porter, Jr
Holt McPherson
Final Rites Held For Mayodan Aviator R S Highfill
Funeral services were held at Beaver Island Baptist church for R S Highfill a Mayodan aviator who died after an accident at a local garage. Burial followed at the church ground family vault. Highfill, a former U S Army parachute instructor, lived in Mayodan and left the army to work as a mechanic before later teaching at Johnson Airport and Flying School in Detroit. He survived by his wife two children and several siblings.
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R. S. Highfill
Leaxsyville
Beaver Island Baptist Church
Highfill
U. S. Army
Philippine Islands
High Point
Gate City Motor Company
Detroit
Johnson
Arthur
L. F. Highfill
George Cardwell
Frank Hawkins
Mayodan
W. S. Highfill
EB. R. Highfill
W. H. Highfill
Roanoke
More Landing Fields for Britain’s Air Network
The Aerodromes Committee of the Royal Institute of British Architects reports to the British Ministry of Health that landing fields spaced over 20 miles apart are needed for proper aerial operations over the next decade. It calls for safe, well equipped fields to expand internal air transport and urges more airports nationwide.
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Great Britain
British
Ministry of Health
Royal Institute of British Architects
Red Cross Seeks Big Enrollment Courtesy of Anniversary Drive
The American Red Cross begins a fall effort to muster its largest membership in years, driven by drought relief work and the organization’s 50th anniversary. The past year saw extensive disaster response, record volunteer full-time relief, and major strides in first aid, public health nursing, and veterans services. Since its 1881 founding, the Red Cross has handled more than 1,100 disasters and grown to over 4,000,000 senior memberships. the upcoming roll call aims to expand more.
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American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Clara Barton
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Miss Barton
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Mabel T. Boardman
Labour Leaders Fight On After Election Setback
National Labour faced a heavy setback as early returns showed the party losing more seats than expected. With Henderson absent, MacDonald flew to London to assume charge as Prime Minister and the cabinet was summoned for a meeting. Lloyd George retained a solid Welsh district while Baldwin and Simon won. Nancy Astor led conservatives and eight other women were elected. Margaret Banfield, a Labor cabinet minister, was defeated.
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Labor
Henderson
MacDonald
Seaham
London
David Lloyd George
Stanley Baldwin
John Simon
Lloyd George
Nancy Lady Astor
M. P
Margaret ‘Our
Maggie” Banfield
Britain wins vote as Henderson defeated in Britain
Washington reports reveal American officials noting the British nationalist government's sweeping victory. The Labor leader Arthur Henderson's defeat surprised some observers and sparked discussion on his potential impact on the forthcoming general disarmament conference. Some expect Henderson to remain conference president, in or out of active politics, while others suggest he might resign.
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America
Washington
Arthur Henderson
Henderson
Marquette Football Undefeated Seasons Highlighted
The Marquette university football program finished unbeaten in seven seasons spanning 1907, 1911, 1917, 1918, 1922, 1923, and 1939, marking a historic run of perfect campaigns across early college football.
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Marquette University
Safety Patrol Formed In High Point For Schools
About 75 selected High Point boys met at the junior high for safety patrol training sponsored by the Carolina Motor Club. Mayor Grayson, City Manager Knox, and Supt. Andrews spoke on pedestrian safety while police Sgt. Samuels outlined duties. Equipment including white Sam Browne belts and badges will be issued by week’s end as patrols prepare to operate from sidewalks to guide pedestrians.
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Carolina Motor Club
C. 3. Grayson
E. M. Knox
T. Wingate Andrews
D. H. Lasley
Carolinas
A. P. Samuels
Motor Club
Greensboro
Charlotte
Durham
Hiatt Addresses Guilford Dental Society On Cancer
Dr H B Hiatt of this city president of Guilford County Medical Society spoke at the Guilford County Dental Society dinner at the Sheraton hotel on cancer. He noted 400 foundations work to find cancer causes and that early recognition can cure. He cited radium surgery and X ray as key treatments.
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H. B. Hiatt
Guilford County Medical Society
Guilford County Dental Society
Sheraton Hotel
Hiatt
W. F. Clayton
John H. Wheeler
T. EB. Sikes
Greensboro
C. A. Graham
Ramseur
J. T. Lasley
L. G. Coble
American Dental Association
Memphis
Tenn
P. Y. Adams
Philip Melvin
State Health Department
Melvin
High Point
Prominent Cuban Missionary Z L Martin Dies
Word was received of the death of Z L Martin, a Cuban Missionary and father of Mrs Samuel L Haworth of Guilford College, at a Philadelphia hospital. Martin, originally from Cuba, had served as a missionary for the Religious Society of Friends. The body will be shipped to Guilford College for funeral services likely Friday afternoon.
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Z. L. Martin
Samuel L. Haworth
Guilford College
Philadelphia
Mr. Martin
Cuba
Religious Society of Friends
Mr. Haworth
Large Rattler Killed in Davidson After Desperate Fight
G C Buie of 1106 East Russell Street killed a five foot rattlesnake with 19 rattles near Stokes Ferry in Lower Davidson county late yesterday. The venomous snake was finally stoned to death after a fierce struggle. Buie said residents report it was the sixth large rattler killed in the area in four weeks.
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Davidson County
Stokes’ Ferry
G. C. Buie
Russell Street
Buie
Mr. Buie
High Point Booters Rout Allen Jay In Guilford County Game
In a Guilford County league match, High Point high school booters defeated Allen Jay high school on their field. Captain Sappenfield and Green anchored defense for the Pointers, while Moffitt at center half led the locals' attack with Reid and G Hayworth aiding. Hedrick scored early, Culler added a second, and Culler finished with a final tally. Leo Calland of Idaho announces captains to be named before each game this season.
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High Point High
Allen Jay High School
Guilford
Capatin Sappenfield
Green
Hayworth
Oliver
Cox
Allen Jay S
Bison Booters
Moffitt
Reid
G. Hayworth
Hedrick
Culler
Washington State grads coaching athletics nationwide
About 150 graduates from Washington State University are coaching college and high school athletics across the United States. They hold roles in various sports and levels, reflecting the university’s influence on coaching careers beyond campus.
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Washington State College
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