Rev Roswell C Long Preaches at First Presbyterian Today
The Rev Roswell C Long secretary of stewardship for the Presbyterian Church in the United States of Atlanta will preach at the First Presbyterian Church today guest of Mr and Mrs R E Snow Morning and evening services feature hymns anthems and sermons highlighting church action and emergent duties plus scripture readings from Hebrews and Matthew and postlude pieces.
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Presbyterian Church In
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Roswell C. Long
The
Atlanta
First Presbyterian Church
R. E. Snow
Perdue
Barrett
Doane
Scott
Son of God
Barcarolle
Tale of Hoffman
Offenbach
Keller
Jesus
Meredith
Bowles
Morning and Evening Church Services Highlights
Morning service features organ preludes and hymns led by a male quartet with readings and a sermon on The Power of God Throbbing Through Nature by Tom Alderman Sykes. Evening service at 7 30 includes responsive reading and a second sermon The Big Contrast in Religions by the same speaker.
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Tom Alderman Sykes
Kohlmann
Stebbins
Jesus
Woodbury
Exultation Warner
Morning and Evening Worship Service Schedule Notes
Morning worship 11 06 features organ preludes and hymns led by Rev Roswell C Low D D with a sermon Out of the Doldrums quoting a Bible verse. Evening service 8 00 includes choral preludes hymns prayers and an offering with Rev Roswell C Long D D delivering The Conquering Life including a clothed in white raiment reference.
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Toplady
Wascagni
Clarence Schultheiss
Roswell C. Low
D. D
St. Margaret
Rachmanioff
Roswell C. Long
Dixon cites pension fraud in Greensboro inquiry
R L Dixon alleges fifteen North Carolina pension checks issued to Lemuel S Dixon were indorsed in M W Gant handwriting and paid by several Greensboro banks. He asks Solicitor Spruill to schedule an investigation, citing potential misappropriation of taxpayer funds.
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Dixon
M. W. Gant
Spruill
Gant
Register of Deeds
Greensboro
James W. Forbis
Col. Forbis
Chalmer C. McLean
High Point
State Treasury of
North Carolina
State Treasury Department
State Treasury
Lemuel
Department
Superior Court
Guilford County
Lemuel S. Dixon
Raleigh
Office of the Treasury
North Carolina Bank and Trustompany
Atlantic Bank and Trust Company
Morris Plan Bank
American Exchange National Bank
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Bureau of Pensions
N. C
Mr. Gant
S. J. Lambe
Robert Sechrest
G. H. McKinney
Sechrest
Lambe
Enterprise
Hymn Verse Echoes in Service with Organ Postlude
A church service note references hymn 28 Saviour Again to Thy Dear Name We Raise and concludes with a benediction silent prayer and an Alla Breve organ postlude. It notes a personal confession of faith before God and angels. The fragment reads as a hymn and liturgical sequence.
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Krzyzanowski
Chauvet
Prelude and Hymns in a Latter-Day Service Sermon
A church service outline features hymns 220 12 295 337 165 83 2T3 with offerings and special musical numbers. The sermon topics include Deaf Ears Turned to Jehovah and Strive On, followed by benediction and final hymns.
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M. F. Crooks
Jesus
Christ
Morning and Evening Worship Schedule and Hymns
A church service outline lists morning worship with organ preludes hymns antiphonal responses and sermons and names the selections Our Hearts We Naise Onward Christian Soldiers My Soul Be On Thy Guard Jesus Calls Us The Everlasting Hills Hark the Voice of Jesus Calling An Autumn Fancy The Call of Christ Come Said Jesus Sacred Voice with pastors and choir roles and offertory pieces.
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Jude
Wilson
Jesus
Barthelemow
Christ
Schmyder
Dry politics flare as anti saloon league debates candidate split
Mrs O Neil ONeill s candidacy is said to split votes against the democratic candidate A S S Cuthbertson state senate leader and Anti Saloon League officer warns votes for ONeill equal wet votes The Sterling editor D W Grandon protests to the league saying defeating McCormick would elect ex Senator Lewis who is wetter than wet The league last week announced readiness to back any worthy dry candidate but protests cast doubt
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O’neill
A. S.S. Cuthbertson
State Senate
Anti-Saloon League
O’neil
D. W Grandon
Sterling
Court Docket of Civil Actions Across September Dates
A list of civil cases scheduled for hearings and motions in Greensboro area courts. Dockets show suits including Cecil Drug Company versus Martin V. Andrews and Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company versus M. C. Holmes, with additional matches and parallel proceedings on September 16 17 and 20.
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Jap Jackson
Triangle Hosiery Mills
Industrial Bank of Richmond
J. S. Worth
Marsh Brothers
J. A. Barker
Robbins Knitting Company
I. A. Crews & Company
Percy A. Mabe
I. R. Burlason
H. H. Foust
Guilford Machine Works
Hill Veneer Company
Motion
School staff and lists of names continued on page 1 A
The article continues listing principals and numerous named staff members across multiple schools including Myrtle Titman, Birdie Walker, Mary Washburn, Elizabeth Weir, Kathleen Spain, Johnson-Ivey Paylor, Mary Clegg, Alberta Davis, Frances Harman, Elizabeth Matthews, and many more, with Elm Street and Cloverdale sections noted and additional names following.
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Myrtle Titman
Birdie Walker
Mary Washburn
Elizabeth Weir
Kathleen Spain
Johnson
Ivey Paylor
Mary Clegg
Alberta Davis
Frances Harman
Elizabeth Matthews
Victoria Mial
Ruth Minick
Elizabeth Morrison
Leone Perry
Luna C. Ray
R. R. Smith
Marie Wilhelm
Bettie Wilkerson
Ray
R. F. J. Johnson
Ethel Bragg Chadwick
Louise Cooke
Ruby Creighton
Martha Deaton
L. B. Dutton
Laura Beth Gaylor
Catherine Grantham
J. J. Hamlin
Frances Hubbard
Gertrude Hughes
Frances H. Johnson
Mary I. Tinnin
Hattie H. Williams
Emma Blair
Bettie Bloom
Blanche Burgess
Mary Colson
Lois Dalrymple
Evelyn Gallant
E. T. Howard
Anne Kaney
Annabella King
Walworth McMillan
Eartha Mitchell
Pearl B. Bumgarner
Martha Finch
Gladys Foust
Berta Fowler
May Frazier
Annie Lee Jarrell
Carrie Lowe
Ions Lowe
Negro Teacher Staff Listings by North Carolina Schools
A roster of names lists black faculty and principals at Oak Hill Leonard and Fairview schools. The document names Wm Penn E E Curtright principal and others including Louise Allen Rosalie Andrews Lucille Barnett Canolia Geddie Elizabeth Godley Mamie Harper Ruth Jarrell Esther Kee Mary Grace Lyon Elia Ormand Lillian Patten Jeannette Sessoms Mary Ellen Tipton Ruth Welborn Florida M Atwater Eunice Baldwin Mary Blackburn Thema Kincefield Maggie Brooks Willie Carter Kate Dockery Belle Grigsby Julia Irvin Margaret Johnson LeGrand Meehan Merritt Parker Cornelia Reid Walden Whitted Davis Miles Parker Payne Rhyne Robinson Walden Wright and more.
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Martha Lanier Morrison
Fay Setzer
Louise White
Oak Hill
E. M. Shipman
Louise Allen
Rosalie Andrews
Lucille Barnett
Canolia Geddie
Elizabeth R. Godley
Mamie Harper
Ruth Jarrell
Esther Kee
Mary Grace Lyon
Elia Ormand
Lillian Patten
Jeannette Sessoms
Mary Ellen Tipton
Ruth Welborn
Wm. Penn
E. E. Curtright
George F. Allen
Lucile J. Benjamin
Alfred J. Griffin
Ophelia T. Griffin
Lillie Mae Mason
Vivian Peeler
Ethel Perara
James E. Reid
A. P. Richardson
Leonard—S. S. Whitted
Florida M. Atwater
Eunice Baldwin
Mary Blackburn
Thema Kincefield
Maggie M. Brooks
Willie Marie Carter
Kate Dockery
Belle Grigsby
Julia F. Irvin
Margaret L. Johnson
L. M. LeGrand
L. B. Meehan
L.S. Merritt
Flossie J. Parker
Pearl Parker
Cornelia B. Reid
Vivian O. Walden
Blanche Whitted
Terah L. Whitten Fairview
Osse E. Davis
Public views on state drivers license proposal and city tag repeal
The speaker criticizes Turner public revenue use and urges repealing local driver license issuance in favor of a statewide license after exam by officers. He argues for revocable licenses and uniform state traffic rules, and opposes a $1 city tag fee as an unfair burden on vehicle owners.
French Flyers Return From Paris End Flight At Curtiss Field
The nose of the Question Mark landed at Curtiss Field after a flight from Paris to New York. Welcomed by the mayor's committee, the duo rode into the city with Marcel Douret. They plan a goodwill tour of the United States under a committee led by Charles Hayden and include Col. Charles A. Lindbergh as a member.
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Paris
New York
Marcel Douret
France
Chicago
United States
Charles Hayden
Hayden, Stone and Company
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Uriburu Heads New Government After Buenos Aires Revolt
General Jose Evaristo Uriburu seized control after a street battle in Avenida de Mayo. Vice President Martinez resigned and urged loyal forces to lay down arms as police and troops clashed briefly. Uriburu announced military rule and formed a civilian cabinet, with unrest reported in La Plata.
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la Epoca
Jose Evaristo Uriburu
Enrique V. Martinez
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la Plata
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Crovetto
Associated Press Bureau
Uriburu
Argentina’s Coup Sparks Street Celebrations and Vandalism
Provisional government under Lt Colonel Emilio Kinkelin announces press freedom while General Uriburu issues a military law decree and orders execution for regime dissent. Admiral Storni backs the revolt as crowds cheer, burn two opposing newspapers, and seize and desecrate portraits of ex president Irigoyen in Plaza Mayo. Firemen refuse to aid fires at La Epoca and La Calle.
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Emilio Kinkelin
Uriburu
Alberto Storni
la Epoca
la Calle
Irigoyen
Plaza Mayo
Smoky Mountain National Park Plans Expanding Area
Smoky purchase supported by Laura Spellman Rockefeller foundation. Park to cover 427000 acres minimum and may extend to over 700000 acres. Park Service says development will mirror western parks and staff will be reassigned. The Smokies span Tennessee and North Carolina with a main mountain range marking the boundary. Shenandoah and Mammoth Cave parks authorized but not yet approved.
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Laura Spellman Rockefeller Foundation
Park Services
Great Smokies
Tennessee
North Carolina
Great Smoky Park
Everglades
Congress
Shenandoah National Park
Virginia
Mammoth Cave National Park
Kentucky
Park Service
Hoover Sets Plan for Four OctobEr Addresses
President Hoover outlined a four city speaking schedule for early October, aiming to report on administration achievements and future plans. The trio of talks across the country over six days will be the most intensive speaking program of his tenure, with material gathering beginning at Rapidan and a special train voyage surrounding the Cleveland Kings Mountain broadcasts.
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Washington
Hoover
Rapidan
American Bankers Association
Kings Mountain Battlefield
Cleveland
Boston
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
Philadelphia
King’s Mountain
Warehouse market debacle in early Carolina season
Reports from eastern Carolina markets show weekly sales near 8 1 4 cents per pound with lighter volumes than 1929. Kinston led with 1 472 756 pounds at 7 46, other towns cited include Rocky Mount New Bern Goldsboro Robersonville Williamston Tarboro Enfield Washington Smithfield Wendell and Zebulon with varied averages and totals. Attorney General Brummitt weighs anti trust action against tobacco buyers while farm leaders hire a federal farm board member to address price issues.
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Carolina New Bright Belt
Wilson
Kinston
Rocky Mount
New Bern
Goldsboro
Robersonville
Williamston
Tarboro
Enfield
Washington
Smithfield
Wendell
William A. Graham
Clarence Poe
Progressive Farmer
J. C. Stone
Federal Farm Board
North Carolina
Georgia Primary Signals Sharp Party Splits
U S senator Harris faces renomination challenge from John MM. Slaton who accuses him over Parker and world court votes. Slaton attacks Harris while Harris defends his senate record and seeks another term. Five governorship candidates contest. Ramspeck Bell and Lankford face challengers Pierce Wood Williams respectively. Georgia's Democratic primary effectively decides the election.
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United States
John MM. Slaton
Slaton
Harris
John J. Parker
North Carolina
United States Supreme Court
The
World Court
Parker
Senate
Georgia
Congress
Robert C. W. Ramspeck
Allen M. Pierce
Atlanta
Thomas M. Bell
John Wood
William C. Lankford
A. D. Williams
Setzer Endorsed For Postmaster In Hickory
J P Setzer, local automobile man, was endorsed for Hickory postmaster by the Catawba county Republican executive committee. Setzer and Donald Shuford and H H Miller were certified eligible by the civil service commission. The committee also nominated Yates Killian for the house of representatives and H D Fease for county surveyor.
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Hickory
J. P Setzer
Catawba County
Republican Executive Committee
Setzer
Civil Service Commission
Donald Shuford
H. H. Miller
Yates Killian
House of Representatives
L. F. Kluttz
H. D. Fease
Conover
Destructive Hurricane Strikes San Rafael Hospital
A devastating hurricane left San Rafael hospital burning and isolated. Many women and newborns perished as zinc roofing ripped away by 160 mile per hour winds swept through the building. The city lacks power and water as rescue teams bring aid aboard Cuban planes and the All America cargo ship arrives with medicines and doctors. Reports from across the river Ozama cite 300 dead and 500 injured in El Algibe with 167 bodies recovered in Villa Francisca.
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San Rafael Hospital
All-America
All America
Ozama
Villa Duarte
el Algibe
Villa Francisca
Fashion’s Latest Fad in London Tattoos Above the Knee
London women embrace tattooing with butterflies bees pansies bluebells and caterpillars above the knee. A famous actress sports a floral garter tattoo and the practice is also used to conceal scars and blemishes.
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London
McLean endorses Eugene Meyer for Federal Reserve post
Former Governor Angus W. McLean issued a statement endorsing Eugene Meyer for governor of the Federal Reserve Board. McLean recalls Meyer's role with the War Finance Corporation in 1918 and praises his efforts stabilizing agricultural prices and aiding cotton growers in 1926 27. He says Meyer understands agricultural and livestock issues and calls the appointment a strong choice by President Hoover.
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Lumberton
Angus W. MceLean
Federal Reserve Board
Eugene Meyer
War Finance Corporation
McLean
Hoover
Meyer
Wilson
South
Mr. Meyer
Statewide Gubernatorial Race Fights Over Bonds and Highway Program
Fate candidates campaign across the state with Senator Blease claiming money is used to defeat him. Byrnes sticks to farm relief topics. Johnston emphasizes continuing the $65 million highway program and opposes new bonds without a vote. Blackwood argues bonds are already approved and the governor cannot halt construction. $20 million in bonds sold. Other state offices nominated at the first primary.
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Blease
Byrnes
Johnston
Blackwood
Serious Trouble On Frontier Reemerges in India
SIMLA India Sept 6 Afghan tribesmen gather in the Prewar area signaling a possible renewal of warfare on the northwest frontier as Gandhi presses for self rule and economic and defense controls. British forces report casualties at Kharlachi near Parachinar with seven native recruits and three militiamen killed.
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Simla
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Lord Irwin
Congress
Peshawar
Kharlachi
Parachinar
Bitter Fight Nearing a Close in Louisiana Senate Bid
In Baton Rouge and across Louisiana the final days of the campaign between Senator Joe E. Ransdell and Governor Huey P. Long grew heated with personal accusations. Long faced a wartime style claim of conspiring to kidnap two men planning suit against him, Samuel Irby and James Terrell, who were seized in Shreveport and hidden, likely in Jefferson parish jail outside New Orleans, as polls opened Tuesday for the U.S. Senate race.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Joe E. Ransdell
Huey P. Long
United States Senate
Long
Samuel Irby
James Terrell
Shreveport
Jefferson Parish
New Orleans
Knows the Ropes Mistress Hiring Notice in Paris
An applicant recalls work as a maid in a college fraternity house for three years in Paris. The terse fragment suggests a hiring inquiry for a refined servant position.
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Paris
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