Aimee Semple McPherson’s Angelus Temple devotion set
NEA Service reports on Aimee Semple McPherson leading a fervent 12 000 strong Los Angeles congregation drawn from middle class and poor alike. Members sign a strict Declaration of Faith while embracing dramatic sermons, music, and living tableaux. Conflicts with Ma Kennedy swirl as church politics and rumors of a nose injury at the temple unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Roberts
NEA
NEA Service, Inc
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple MeePherson
Sister
Aimee
Lister
Ma Kennedy
Angelus Temple
Ma. Kennedy
Temple
Mother Kennedy
Mother Kenedy
Mother
Renew Search for Missing UNC Student Moorer
Chapel Hill launching an extensive county wide search for Morgan P. Moorer, UNC student missing since February 27. L. D. Lloyd leads volunteers, with Mrs Moorer and university officials seeking any clue to his fate amid lingering rumors and a national manhunt.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Morgan P. Moorer
University of North Carolina
L. D. Lloyd
Orange County
Frank P. Graham
R. B. House
Moorer
George Henry
Lioyd
Sigma Delta Fraternity
Veterans' Loan Fund Expansion Sought Despite Shortage
Raleigh report shows the World War veterans loan fund still operates smoothly aiding hundreds in North Carolina. About 975 to 980 veterans have borrowed from a $2,000,000 fund, with thousands more applications rejected due to lack of funds. An amendment to authorize a further $2,000,000 would raise the total to $4,000,000, but no new loans can be issued for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
World War Veterans Loan Fund
John Hall Manning
Becaues
General Assembly
Manning
Commission
Poisoned Bran Bait Helps Fight Army Worms
Raleigh reports Dr. W H Larrimer of the U S Department of Agriculture recommends poisoned bran bait to combat army worms under certain conditions. The pest has been prevalent in western central North Carolina, especially Iredell and nearby counties, threatening lawns and vegetation after a dry summer.
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Raleigh
W. H. Larrimer
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Iredell
Larrimer
Greensboro Youth Heads State Hi-Y
Otis Phillips of Greensboro is elected president of the North Carolina congress of Hi-Y clubs at a Durham meeting. Other officers include John Stanbury of Durham as first vice president, John Regan of Hickory as second vice president, William McGrammery of Greensboro as secretary, and Herbert Upchurch of Raleigh as treasurer. Jack Pool of Wilmington retires as president.
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Greensboro
Otis Phillips
North Carolina Congress of
Durham
John Stanbury
John Regan
Hickory
William McGrammery
Herbert Upchurch
Raleigh
Jack Pool
Wilmington
Italian cinemas reach sound film milestone
A tally shows 102 Italian cinemas are now equipped to show sound films, marking a major step in the transition from silent to talking pictures. The development reflects broader adoption of sound technology across the industry and signals growing audience demand for synchronized audio experiences.
What the automobile has taught women about household lubrication
Experience with motor cars shows moving parts need oil to reduce wear and dirt. 3-in-One Oil cleans, protects, and lubricates sewing machines, vacuum cleaners, lawn mowers, and other devices. It blends three oils and costs little more to buy, with 15 and 30 cent sizes widely available.
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Sister Aime Aime
Don Re Roberts
Py Seas
Jesus
Galilee
Slice
Dorcas
Peter
Joppa
McPherson
Darlin
Echo Park Evangelistic Association
Schaffer
Harriet Jordan
Ter
Veterans’ Loan Fund
Isears
Vet
Ford
Chevrolet
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and Co
of New
Notre EL
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