Dixon Surveying Needs of State
Raleigh Oct. 31. Hugh M. Dixon extension economist for the U S Department of Agriculture surveyed North Carolina to assess how the Farm Board can assist fruit and vegetable growers. Joseph G. Knaupp noted about 60 million dollars had been loaned to agricultural groups in three months. The Farm Marketing Act aims to support cooperatives and improve marketing policies.
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Omist
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Raleigh
North Carolina
Farm Board
Joseph G. Knaupp
State College
N. C
Carolina
Knaupp
Senate
Washington
Agricultural Committee
Latter Day Saints Conference Set For GOLDSBORO
The Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints will hold its annual conference in Goldsboro November 2 and 3 with Elder Joseph Fielding Smith of Salt Lake City as principal speaker. President Miles L. Jones and 15 traveling elders from the North Carolina district will also speak.
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Goldsboro
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Joseph Fielding Smith
Forum of Twelve Apostles
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miles L. Jones
East Central States
North Carolina
Fiddlers Convene at Greensboro Masonic Temple Saturday Night
A fiddlers convention at the Masonic Temple in Greensboro is planned for Saturday night at 8 o clock. Attractive prizes will be awarded to the winners.
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Masonic Temple
Greensboro
Awakening to Unprecedented Research Activity in North Carolina
Raleigh Oct. 31 North Carolina’s roads, education, industry, and state development draw wide attention yet the history of the state gains new light from serious graduate work. A. R. Newsome cites unprecedented archival research by students training in technique, with many studies based on unused sources and supported by the North Carolina Historical Commission.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
North Carolina Historical Commission
A. R. Newsome
Ellis
Commission
North Carolina Historical Review
University of Texas
University of North Carolina
Southern Methodist University At Dallas
University of Tennessee
Davidson College
Syracuse University
Lehigh University
University of Nebraska
University of West Virginia
Wofford College
Vanderbilt University
Wake Forest Receives 6500 Pound Missions Fund
Wake Forest college has been given 6500 pounds to be held in perpetuity as a special fund for missions. The gift from Mr and Mrs G F Roop specifies income may educate mission candidates, train missionaries on furlough or leave, or stimulate interest in mission problems and field locations.
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Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
G. FE. Roop
Revival Well Attended in Lexington at State Street Church
Revival services at State Street Methodist Protestant church began Sunday morning with Rev. N. G. Bethea delivering forceful sermons. Bethea, the pastor, is noted as an able preacher and successful evangelist who conducted about a dozen revival campaigns in various Kentucky churches last summer.
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Lexington
State Street Methodist Protestant Church
N. G. Bethea
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