North Carolina Christian Churches aim for new church fund
A proposal to create an annual fund for founding new churches in North Carolina will be presented to the Carolina Christian Churches convention in Wilson on November 10 and 11. The North Carolina Christian Missionary Society supports the plan to boost church numbers across the state, with over 1,800 delegates expected to attend. The First Christian Church and Atlantic Christian College offer headquarters and facilities for the event.
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Tax debates dominate Davidson County politics and elections
Accusations by Democrats that a deputy sheriff in charge of collecting taxes dodged six years of payments trigger bitter exchanges. GOPs defend a clean record and cite annual costs of the office. Absentee ballots face scrutiny as election deadlines approach amid crossing-gates disputes and council pressures.
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Homecoming Activities at Davidson College
Davidson College held homecoming events with John J. Smith of Greenville as nominating chair and Hendrix of Ocean as secretary treasurer. The Davidson College Band performed at 1 a.m under Kenneth R. Moore. a luncheon followed. Richardson Stadium hosted the football game vs West Virginia Tech at 2:30 p.m. Open house and fraternity events preceded a 3 p.m. Billy May orchestra concert led by Sam Donahue.
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Richardson Stadium
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College Union
Billy May
Sam Donahue
Great Chevrolet Ford Battle Opens in Auto Era
Detroit reports the start of a major auto market clash as Chevrolet Ford and Chrysler push redesigned 1955 models. Industry spending runs into hundreds of millions with projections of a 1955 market near 5.6 million cars and a brutal, hurtful year ahead for the competitors.
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We Are Now Giving Our Business Cards to Our Ecards
We offer business cards for William A. Rogers Silverware. Save cards and start your set today. This promotion encourages collectors to accumulate and trade cards, presenting a straightforward path to acquiring beautiful silverware through purchaser participation.
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Wm. A. Rogers
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Master Mason Degree Notice
Master Mason degree scheduled Monday November 1 at 7 39 p m All Master Masons welcome JOAN M BUTLER Master L T FRIEDMAN Secretary
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Joan M. Butler
L. T. Friedman
Sabrina Pronunciation Sparks Debate Over Theatrical Names
New York reports on pronunciation choices for Sabrina in Sabrina Fair, with Samuel Taylor explaining he uses a hard Latin i to rhyme Sabrina with Regina and Mesina, and noting disagreement with Dinah pronunciation. The Theatre Arts November issue publishes the full text.
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Helen Ayes
Victoria Regina
Sabrina Fair
Sarina
Sabrina
Dinah
Lena the Hyena
Samuel Taylor
Theatre Arts Magazine
Regina
Straits of Messina
Taylor
Forest Management Share Nears Puzzle of Global Resources
A report notes that only about 15 percent of global forests are managed as renewable, continuous producing resources. The figure highlights gaps in sustainable forestry and long term supply planning.
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