Memorial drive planned for Pullen at State College
Raleigh Sept 26. The North Carolina Federation of Home Bureaus launches a $10,000 fundraising drive led by county women to finance a memorial entrance at the North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering. Mrs. B Moffitt backs the effort with county chairs and a goal of about $100 per county. The plan follows historic gifts by Richard Stanhope Pullen who donated land for the college and Pullen Park.
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Pullen Memorial Association
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Pullen
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Agricultural and Mechanical College
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Post Gard Shower For Mission Work
Chicago September 22 Associated Press reports a program shipping 42800 host cards to 19000 Methodist Episcopal Sunday schools across the United States. Cards come from 24 world mission centers and domestic schools including Boston Mon tana New York Calf Tenn Texa and Marshall Texas. Messages from students in Korea Japan China and other regions will be mailed to American Sunday schools to foster personal ties. Last year American Sunday school students contributed over 1.5 million dollars to missionary work.
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Historian questions past hunger while Rome claims food abundance
Rome, Sept. 23. An Italian investigator argues that modern people are better fed than in the past. He cites medieval excesses and lean years, noting the XVII century as Europe’s food golden age with new imports. He mentions coffee in Rome and the first cafe Greco. Two French Tunisian workers unearthed a Tanis temple amid ground surveys risking real estate sales of 240 acres at $200,000 unless halted.
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S'guor Pedrazzoli
Europe
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Carthage
Modern villas rise over Carthage site in ruins sale
The site of ancient Carthage in Tunis is being sold off and parceled into building lots. Surrounding hills rich in history are being slowly covered with residential villas as archaeologists warn that continuing this construction will disrupt excavations and ruin historic remains.
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New Church Dedicated in Winston-Salem
The Fourth Street Church of Christ in Winston-Salem was dedicated Sunday. The new church cost $75,000 and features a dedicatory sermon by Dr. G. L. Snively of Lewiston, Illinois. Pastor Rev. Lawson Campbell leads the congregation.
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Fourth Street Church of Christ
G. L. Snively
Lewiston, Ilinois
Lawson Campbell
Catawba Citizen Turns 100 With Dinner in Claremont
In Hickory on September 26 Alfred Hatlar of Claremont marked his 106th birthday with a basket dinner hosted by relatives in Catawba county. The centenarian, who can walk without aid, attended with nephew J. W. Sigman, 72, among the guests.
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Alfred Hatlar
Claremont
Catawba County
J. W. Sigman
Formal opening of High Point branch at Dyer Building
All ladies and gentlemen of High Point and vicinity are invited to attend the formal opening of our High Point branch in the new Dyer Building.
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Dyer Building
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