Christian Endeavor Leaders Report North Carolina Conference
A J Koonce of High Point reports the 29th annual North Carolina Christian Endeavor union conference at Blue Ridge NC as highly successful. State officers and over 100 delegates attended with many ministers from the south. new officers were elected and most sessions focused on song prayer and planning. Local delegates included Ralph Vance Juanita Hammer Luther Medlin and John Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Koonce
High Point Christian Endeavor Union
State Union
North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union
Blue Ridge
N. C
North Carolina
C. T. Carr
Presbyterian Church In
Presbyterian Assembly
Montreal
Hewitt F. Cunningham
South
National Christian Endeavor Union
Chattanooga
Tenn
F. R. Riddle
Columbia
S. C
W. F. O’kelley
Minden
Louisiana
BE. L. Siler
Presbyterian Church
Maxton
Stokes S$. Rawlins
Greensboro
High Point
Bess Monroe
J. O. Corbett
Graham
Hattie Mae Covington
Wadesboro
W. L. Cadwaleader
Durham
Novella Exum
Greenville
Marion Wooten
Statesville
Chaddis Kinny
Guilford College
Mission
Tenth Legion
Annie Wilson Mebane
Elwood Carroll
High Point College
Koonce
Monroe
Monroe, Mr. Corbett
Covington
Mebane
W. B. S. Chandler
Chandler
Society of
Society of the First M. P. Church
Mr. Koonce
Ralph Vance
City Union
Juanita Hammer
First
M. P. Church Society
Luther Medlin
John Brown
Welch Memorial
Harvard Plans Film Library to Preserve Art Works
Harvard University will establish a library of motion picture films chosen by the standard that the films justify themselves as worthy of preservation as works of art. The initiative emphasizes preserving cinema as a cultural and artistic record for scholarly study and public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Paris Sees Blues Craze With Twenty Three Shades Counted
Paris shoppers note a revival of blue fashion this season as a recent opening showcases twenty three distinct blues led by navy. The spread highlights bold color choices from local boutiques and trendsetters across the city.
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Paris
Navy
Percy L Goolsby Injured in High Point Greensboro Crash
Percy L. Goolsby manager of Cecil's service station No 6 was badly hurt in an automobile crash on the High Point Greensboro road near High Point college. He suffered a fractured skull and facial lacerations but was recovering at Guilford General hospital.
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Percy L. Goolsby
Cecil
Corner College
Washington Streets
High Point-Greensboro
High Point College
Montlieu Avenue
College Circle
Goolsby
Guilford General Hospital
Greensboro
Theodore Gibson
Gibson
High Point
Chrysler
Hudson
Dred Peacock
Woolsby
Accessory ensembles debut with fall chic band uniforms
The article describes new fall fashion ensembles for accessories including belts gloves and hats. Each piece features a square gold buckle as a decorative ornament.
High Point Man Severely Hurt in Kings Mountain Crash
J. G. Jones of Rocky Mount was in serious condition after a car carrying his brother L. G. Jones and Raymond Campbell of High Point was forced off the road near Kings Mountain by an unknown left turning driver who was later jailed. Campbell and L. G. Jones left hospital after treatment for wounds.
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Gastonia
J. G. Jones
Rocky Mount
L. G. Jones
Durham
Raymond Campbell
High Point
Kings Mountain
Campbell
Thomas B McPherson Dies at Morganton
Thomas B McPherson age 63 died yesterday at Morganton after a long life in Randolph County. He married to Priscilla McPherson leaves six children including Fred McPherson of High Point and daughter Mrs G G Graves of near Burlington. Surviving sons include George of Greensboro Ray of High Point and Baren McPherson with Clarence McPherson. Funeral arrangements in progress at Yow's funeral home with burial likely near Asheboro.
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Thomas B. McPherson
Fred McPherson
Sunshine Laundry
High Point
Morganton
Yow
Asheboro
Mr. McPherson
Chatham County
Randolph
Priscilla McPherson
G. G. Graves
Burlington
George McPherson
Greensboro
Ray and
Baren McPherson
Clarence McPherson
Funeral Held for Mrs Landis Johnson
Funeral services for Mrs. Landis Johnson were held yesterday at the Springfield M P church with Rev. W B Davis officiating. Pallbearers included R A Teague W B Wardell D J Moss M L Boswell H E Hoover and A B Swain. Flowerbearers were Treva Craven Ruth Haynes Altha Craven Burtrice Lovelace Luville Oakley Ernestine Asbury Juanita Cecil Mildred Moss Thelma Oakley and Bertie Craven. Burial followed in Springfield cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis Johnson
Springfield M. P
W. B. Davis
Main Street
M. FE
High Point
R. A. Teague
W. B. Wardell
D. J. Moss
M. L. Boswell
H E. Hoover
A. B. Swain
Treva Craven
Ruth Haynes
Altha Craven
Burtrice Lovelace
Luville Oakley
Ernestine Asbury
Juanita Cecil
Mildred Moss
Thelma Oakley
Bertie Craven
Springfield
Aged Minister To Talk Sunday
Wilmington reports Rev. D. S. Aman a Baptist minister who just marked his 100th birthday will preach next Sunday morning at the Rocky Mountain Baptist church near Wilmington. Aman, believed to be the nation’s oldest minister, will speak on The Religion of The Lord Jesus Christ. He has served as a gospel preacher for more than 48 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
D. S. Aman
Rev Aman
Lord Jesus Christ
Rocky Moun
Aman
Seek to Stop The Big Fight
Chicago attorneys for William Clements of the Chicago Colosseum Club filed an injunction to stop the September 22 Dempsey Tunney heavyweight title bout. The club once held Dempsey's contract to fight Harry Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Clements
Chicago Colosseum Club
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Gracious Lines in a Blonde Satin Crepe Tea Frock
A blonde satin crepe tea frock features a circular flounce and wide flaring cuffs with blouse jabots of matching lace, creating gracious lines and elegant detail.
Plans For New Tidewater Railroad Begun
Eastern North Carolina representatives in New Bern launch plans for a Tidewater Railroad to develop Cape Lookout Harbor and build a line to the Piedmont interior. Calvin Owens of New York, organizer, says reconnaissance will start immediately with headquarters in New Bern. Owens elected president with R. E. Whitehurst as secretary and W. W. Griffin as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
North Carolina
Cape Lookout Harbor
Piedmont
Maine
Atlantic
Washington
Pacific
Calvin Owens
New York
R. E. Whitehurst
W. W. Griffin
Newton's Suit To Be Heard In Hendersonville
The town of Newtons suit against the state highway commission will be heard by Judge Michael Schenck of the 18th judicial district at Hendersonville Saturday morning at 10 oclock. Charles Ross attorney for the commission said an offer for a hearing in Newton next week was rejected and the case will proceed in Hendersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Newton
State Highway Commission
Michael Schenck
18Th Judicial District
Hendersonville
Charles Ross
Commission
Ross
Young People In Business Meeting Opens North Carolina Universalist Conference
Rocky Mount NC September 2 AP business sessions and a young peoples hour marked the Universalist church ministers and leaders convention opening here. No afternoon meetings today but tonight features a sermon by Dr. Francis H. Bishop of Buffalo and a sermon by the Rev. H. L. Canfield of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
Universalist Church
North Carolina
Francis H. Bishop
Buffalo
N. Y
H. L. Canfield
Greensboro
Andrew Jackson Post to Elect New Officers at September 15
An important American Legion meeting at the legion hut on College street formed a nominating committee to choose new officers whose terms end in two weeks. Commander David T. Yow will not seek re election due to heavy outside duties. Reports from the Washington state meeting by delegates Jack Edwards and R. R. Blackburn were described as highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
American Legion
Legion Hut
College Street
Washington
Fred McPherson
J. Paul Ingle
W. D. Simmons, Jr
David T. Yow
Jack Edwards
R. R. Blackburn
Kirby Is Named By General Cox
General Albert J. Cox of Raleigh, newly elected state commander of the American Legion, reappoints R. C. Kirby of Charlotte as state service officer for rehabilitation work. He plans to reappoint Miss Alice Gray of Winston-Salem as chairman of the child welfare committee. State headquarters will move from Charlotte to Raleigh after the Paris convention.
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Raleigh
Albert JL. Cox
The
American Legion
R. C. Kirby
Charlotte
Legion
Cox
Afternoon Shoes Match Embroidered Gown Design
Light colored kid suede afternoon shoes feature hand embroidered inserts straps and heels that reflect the elaborate design of the matching gown.
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Carl
North Main
F. C. Sharp
Commercial National Bank Building
Petty Coal Co., Inc
W. Rassel
Ball Park
Rexall
Ifn
Real Estate Loan Co
Commercial Bank
M. Ernest Webbh
B. M. McCarn
Greensboro Bond & Mortgage CO
J. Lee Newby
Commercial National Bank Bldg
G. B. & C. E. Miller
Carolina Mortgage Co
Jack Borlase
Salt Lake City
Ham
Amour
J. E. Perryman & Company
N. Main
Madame Melba
Wrenn St
N. CG
Thomas B. M’pherson
Frankfort
Ind
Hugh Durbin
Hugh
Young People In Business Meeting
Kirby
General Cox
Mystery Store
N. Wrenn
Fraser Meetings
Welborn
Fraser
Spencer
Goitre
Evangelist Fraser
Jesus Christ
Layton Mitchell
Pawhuska
Oklo
Mitchell
United States
Commercial National Bank
Building and Loan Association
Opportunity
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
C. H. Ellis
W. A. J. Idol
Treas
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co
Globe Realty Company
W. Commerce
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