Good News for Baptist Workers in North Carolina Campaign
Raleigh reports two uplifting items for the 75 million Baptist drive. Yancey county Bap tist association vows 25 000 to the effort, while Burnsville area joins with 3 000 members. Oklahoma Creek Indian Jackson Barnett gives 200 000 to the campaign fund.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Baptist
Oklahoma
Yancey County
N.C
Burnsville
Blue Ridge
Yancey County Baptist Association
Central Campaign
Yancey County Association
Jackson Barnett
Chris
Tianity
Home Mission Board of
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Union Men Demand Inquiry Into Street Car Shootings
In Charlotte on September 15, union attorney Jake K Newell said unions will push for an investigation into the street car barns shooting that killed five and wounded twelve, despite state and local reluctance to probe the incident. Also notes that Versailles was the scene of the world peace treaty signing and Louis XVI ordered destruction of building records.
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Charlotte
Jake K. Newell
Palace of
Versailles
Louis XVI
Old Jarrell Building to Make Way for Gas Station
High Point's oldest landmark the Old Jarrell Building on South Main is being dismantled after serving as a hotel on the old plank road route from Winston-Salem to Fayetteville. The site will be used for a gasoline refilling station with plans to replace the structure with a modern two story building later considered.
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South Main Street
Jarrel
Winston-Salem
Fayetteville
Point
John and
Willard Dyer
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