Bowie Expected 10 Move Home From Jefferson
Raleigh dispatch reports Judge Thomas C. Bowie may move from West Jefferson to Charlotte to start a law practice. The change fuels talk of a likely U S Senate bid from a regular district bench and could affect Governor Morrison's Senate prospects in North Carolina.
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Cameron Morrison
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Clancy Delivers Big Chance for Sox as Sheely Returns
Clancy seized his opportunity with striking hitting and sharp fielding for the Sox. Sheely returned to duty, but Clancy remains regarded as a valuable asset to the team.
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Georgia adopts equalizing fund for schools after North Carolina model
Georgia creates an annual $1,000,000 school equalization fund patterned on North Carolina. Revenue from a half cent per gallon gasoline tax and a smaller kerosene tax is meant to cover the amount, with the state treasury filling any shortfall to guarantee at least $1,000,000 yearly. The North Carolina scheme distributes funds by attendance and county wealth.
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Georgia
Gordon G. Singleton
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M. C. S. Noble, Jr
North Carolina Department
Singleton
State Board of Equalization
Forest Fires Crowd North Carolina Toll in Six Months
The North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development reports 358133 in damages from 830 fires across co operating counties in the first half of the year. Fires scorched 232644 acres, including 78125 acres of merchantable timber and 124347 acres of small growth or reproduction. Brush burning leads the known causes.
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Department of Conservation and Development
Fire Losses and Fire Fighting Efforts Report
The six month report shows 185 fires of incendiary origin, 78 by smokers, 70 by campers hunters and fishermen, 53 from railroads, 51 from lumbering, 80 miscellaneous, and 194 unknown. Average loss per fire was $4331, with $12.92 spent on control. Sixty five prosecutions, 46 convictions, 14 guilty by courts, 10 appealed, five pending. Volunteers totaled 4841 with time valued at $6293.60.
Presbyterian Presbytery Meeting Arrives in Lexington
First Presbyterian church hosts Winston-Salem Presbytery from tonight through Thursday with 50 plus ministers and laymen. Dr D Clay Lilly of Reynolda will speak tonight and Dr W L Lingle of Richmond will address in sessions tomorrow and Thursday. The presbytery, smallest in the NC Synod, includes 35 churches and 24 ministers.
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W. L. Lingle
Richmond
First Presbyterian Church
Winston- Salem
D. Clay Lilly
Reynolda
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Presbyterian Synod
J. R. McGregor
City library window display highlights business books
The High Point public library presents a window display at Hood System Industrial Bank featuring books on money and banking, cost accounting, insurance, and advertising. Librarian Miss Marianne Martin notes the display aims to show the library serves the business world beyond novels.
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S S S Health Ad Works To Restore Energy And Appetite
In a brisk pitch for vitality the ad argues that only healthy, vigorous people stay ahead and that a course of S S S boosts energy, appetite, and health. It touts natural herbal roots, scientific preparation, and availability in drug stores in two sizes.
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