Cripple Census Week Opens Across North Carolina
A state led census to identify physically disabled persons aims to rehabilitate or treat children, with agents across counties collecting names for Raleigh headquarters. Officials stress rehabilitation over charity to restore earning capacity and reduce public costs.
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Raleigh
Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
State Department of Public Instruction
Bureau of Child Welfare
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
North Carolina
Morrison
Crippes
Gastonia
Gastonia Hospital
Forest Fires in Virginia and West Virginia Under Control
Forest fires that menaced a government reserve and a large Cornwell lumber tract near Wardensville West Virginia were brought under control today by volunteers directed by United States fire marshals. The blaze began in a valley and climbed North Mountain as Winchester and Western railroad workers aided. A thick smoke screen continued over the region.
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Virginia
Winchester
Cornwell Lumber Interests
Wardensville
W. Va
United States
North Mountain
Winchester and Western Railroad Company
Muleback ride ties murder case in New Brunswick
NEA Service sketch details Mrs. Jane Gibson’s mule ride after corn thieves. She followed a suspicious wagon toward Phillips farm near New Brunswick where the rector Edward Hall and choir singer Eleanor Mills were killed. Gibson recounts shooting heard and a gray coated woman kneeling by the rector, then identify Clifford Hayes as arrested suspect.
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NEA
New ‘Brunswick
Mills Dounble Murd
Gibson
de Russy’s Lane
Jenny
Avanta Colony
New Brunswick
de Russy's
Phillips Farm
Eas
O de Ritsy
Eurly
Hamilton Avenue
Clifford Hayes
Piedmont B Y P A Holds First Annual Convention
The Piedmont association of the B Y P A met at the First Baptist Church with about 300 delegates from forty churches. L J Corde presided, Rev W E Goode spoke on The Reinforcement Campaign, and officers for the year were elected including Jo A Ruth as president and Mary Anne Younts as secretary. The meeting adjourned to November 1923 in Greensboro.
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Piedmont Association of the
First Baptist Church
Baptist Church
L. J. Corde
Greensboro
E. B. Montgomery
High Point
D. Mote
Gibsonville
W. E. Goode
Reidsville
KF. T. Howell
Ina Belle Colenan
Proram
Piedmont Union
Jo. A. Ruth
Hmlehn Potat
G. H. Wrenn
H. J. Cordle
FT. Howell
June Frazier
Ashboro
Mary Anne Younts
BE. T. Howell
Ina Belle Coleman
Asheboro Street Baptist Church
Sweet potatoes on a vine dazzle High Point readers
In High Point Guilford farmers show oversized sweet potatoes with a single vine yielding six large tubers. Rev A Peeler of Morris Chapel M E church brought the unusually large specimens to The Enterprise office, grown in his yard at 635 East Washington Street. The note ends with a brief Alabama gunshot incident report.
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High Point
Guilford
Enterprise
A. Peeler
Morris Chapel
M. E. Church
East Washington Street
Merchants Association Plans First Meeting in Months
The Merchants Association will hold a Monday night meeting at the association office above Jarrett's stationery store. All 44 members are urged to attend for routine business and important matters affecting members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association
Jarrett
Merchants Association
Bishop Penick Heard at St Marys Episcopal Church
Coadjutor Edwin A. Penick addressed a large congregation at St Marys Episcopal Church last night appearing here for the sermon and call to faith and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Penick
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Negro farmers making progress at North Carolina fair
Ten negro extension service agents showcased hog and hominy farming at the state fair in Raleigh. Edward Mann of Wake County won the sweepstakes corn prize and led club exhibits with first and second place finishes, while L J Manning of Martin and E Cash of Wake earned other top placements.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Extension Service
Jno
E. ©. Lackey
Woorsyth County
J. A. Colson
Anson
J. W. Mitchell
Columbus
L. H. Roberts
Wake
Negro Boys Corn Club
Edward Mann
Wake County
L. J. Manning
Martin County
Youngest Episcopal Bishop Visits High Point
Bishop Penick, consecrated at St. Peter's Church in Charlotte on October 15, began his first visit to High Point. He confirmed a class of six members at St. Mary's, drawing much local interest in his appearance and ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Church
Charlotte
Penick
High Point
St. Mary's
Mentho Sulphur cream promises quick eczema relief
Mentho Sulphur a pleasant cream will soothe irritated or broken skin from eczema rash or pimples. The preparation stops itching within moments and after two or three applications the eczema is gone leaving smooth skin. Sulphur destroys parasites causing skin burning and disfigurement. A small jar may be had at any good drug store.
Gains 20 Pounds Feels Like a New Woman
Mrs. J. B. Bigger of Lowell North Carolina reports 20 pound gain after taking Tanlac. She describes relief from nervousness indigestion gas headaches and sleeplessness and says she can eat freely and sleep soundly. Encourages others to try Tanlac sold by druggists.
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J. B. Bigger
Lowell, N. C
Taniac
Tanlae
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Eagle. Pencil Company
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Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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Jane Gibson
the Rev
Edward W
Eleanor Mills
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Alabama
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Mann Drug Company
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Senta
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Braslau
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Flonzaley
Victor Red Seal
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