Highly Important North Carolina Methodist Conference Opens
Asheboro hosts the 110th session of the North Carolina annual conference of the Methodist Protestant church. Rev R M Andrews D D of High Point closes his second five year term as president, a first in the denomination for the state. Rev C E Ridge of Shiloh Charge Lexington preaches the annual conference sermon. The session begins with devotion and business as Lord's Supper is observed.
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Asheboro
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
Central Methodist Protestant Church
R. M. Andrews
High Point
D.D
C. E. Ridge
Shiloh
Lexington
Andrews
Conference to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting in Asheville
Flaming wreckage lights the night train crash scene as the conference opens with a musical program led by Rev. E. L. Ballard and Rev. W. M. Howard. The keynote is the President's message at 2 pm Thursday detailing a year in review and five years of chief executive progress. Officials to be elected include President Andrews and secretary Rev. W. Bates. The attendance includes leaders in Woman's Work and Mrs. R. M. Andrews.
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E. L. Ballard
Asheville
W. M. Howard
Enfield
Andrews
E. O. Peeler
Concord
R. M. Andrews
High Point
North Carolina
Woman's Work
Four Die as Auto Hits Rear of Truck
Four men from Syracuse died or were fatally hurt when a car struck the rear of a parked truck near Crossman's corner on the Syracuse Auburn road. Stan ley Costick and Bernard Mazur were killed. Z Tyfczynski and Mathew Soles ky died in hospital. Thomas Kackrzynski suffered shock and lacerations.
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N. Y
Crossman’s Corner
Syracuse-Auburn
Stanley Costick
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Z. Tyfczynski
Mathew Solesky
Thomas Kackrzynski
Syracuse
Conference schedule details for church meeting
The evening features Rev. G W Haddaway and Miss Bettie Brittingham as keynote speakers. Pastors present reports while committee work runs from mid afternoon into the evening. Saturday includes High Point College reports from Dr G I Humphreys and a Children’s Home session. An ordination sermon is set for Sunday by Rev P S Kennett.
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D.D
Board of Missions
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Department of Woman's Work
Baltimore
Transaction of Business
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High Point College
Board of Trustees
Board of Education
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Kennett
Ll.d
Broken Hip Can Now Be Mended In Twenty Minutes With A Steel Nail
An X ray guided range finder and steel nail enable a twenty minute hip repair. The patient sits in a wheelchair in two days and walks with crutches in four weeks. The technique boosts elderly survival by reducing surgical shock and speeds return to work to five to seven weeks.
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Associated Press
Chicago
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University of Pennsylvania
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Philadelphia
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Eni
Ordination and Memorial Service Mark Presbyterial Conference
The Presbytery of Ministers will ordain several new ministers this year during the conference. An Annual Memorial Service will be held Sunday at 2 30 led by the president. Obituaries will honor Rev T A Williams Rev W T Totten Mrs A L Hunter Mrs G L Reynolds and Mrs W C Kennett. The Young People Rally Sunday evening will be conducted by Rev T J White head Henderson with delegates from across the state and speakers including Rev F L Gibbs of Pittsburgh. The final day Monday runs from 9 to adjournment with Stationing Committee report as closing business.
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W. T. Totten
A. L. Hunter
G. L. Reynolds
W. C. Kennett
Conference Council of Religious Education
T. J. Whitehead
Henderson
F. L. Gibbs
General Conference Council of Religious Education
Pittsburgh
Author Ends Jail Term and Hurries For a Restaurant
EAST STROUDSBURG, Pa. Oct. 30 Carl Clausen an author archaeologist and world traveler finished a five day protest jail term for a traffic violation and headed to a restaurant for a good meal He said the jail food was excellent but the rest gave him a wonderful appetite Clausen went to jail after choosing five days over paying a 12 50 fine following a minor auto accident
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East Stroudsburg
Carl Clausen
Clausen
Art Exhibit at U N C Chapel Hill opens with Chiura Obata work
The third exhibition of the season opens at Person Art Gallery in the University Museum Chapel Hill on Sunday October 31 at 4 o clock. Russell T. Smith head of the art department will give a gallery talk and present Obata a noted UC art professor and acclaimed artist in the United States and Japan.
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Chapel Hill
University Museum In
Russell T. Smith
Chiura Obata
University of California
United States
Johnny Johnson to Be Given Again at UNC on Tuesday
Chapel Hill officials announce a second UNC showing of the Carolina Playmakers' musical satire Johnny Johnson a Great War tale. The performance will be Tuesday November 2 at 8 15 PM in Memorial Hall Chapel Hill after weekend demand exceeded capacity.
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UNC
Tuesda
Chapel Hill
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Johnny Ofhyson
Bee
New York
Paul Gree
Memorial Hall
Delanded-Definitively Barrington Station Cleanup
Ere Shappell cleaned up his filling station in Barrington New Jersey. He burned loose papers and empty cartons and boxes. After the cleanup a missing cash amount of 102 dollars was found burned in a box.
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Delaned
Barrington, N. J
Ear Shappell
Care for insane may trigger new state facilities
North Carolina health officials forecast consideration by the next general assembly of a second training school and another state hospital to care for feeble minded and insane. Dr. J Wallace Nygard cited 1700 white and 700 Negro children needing long term institutional care and urged expanded facilities to relieve conditions in jails and prisons.
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Raleigh
N. C
General Assembly
J. Wallace Nygard
Charities and Public Welfare Board
Governor's Commission
Nygard
Union
North Carolina
Firemen Rescue Window Cleaner Dangling Five Stories Up
New York report describes window cleaner Cyntro Wasus, 46, who dangled five stories above East Fourth Street for twenty minutes as a crumpling safety belt end strained under his weight. Firemen on an aerial ladder freed him by pushing him through a window to safety with onlookers watching.
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New York
Cyntro Wasus
East Fourth Street
Wasus
Duke Players Set to Stage Three Men on a Horse
The Duke University student drama group the Duke Players will open their season with Three Men on a Horse at Page Auditorium on November 4 and 6. A T West directs the group in the Broadway comedy favorite from two seasons ago.
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Duke Durham
Duke Players
Duke University
Page Auditorium
University Campus
A. T. West
Duke Thespians
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