Endurance strike seen as prolonged labor dispute in North Carolina
Raleigh reports that 36 National Guard units, about 2200 men, were deployed to protect mills where workers attempted to resume operations amid a statewide textile strike. Governor Ehringhaus emphasizes that protection applies where workers want to work and that peaceful picketing should be understood as the courts define. The conflict has included dynamite incidents in Fayetteville and Burlington and minor injuries in Concord, with fears of further trouble or bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehringhaus
Fayetteville
Burlington
Concord
U. S. Supreme Court
Study Club Holds First Fall Meeting
The Study Club opened the year with a gathering at Mrs. C. A. Wyche's home hosted jointly by Mrs. Wyche and Miss Susan Holliday. President Mrs. R. P. Beckwith led, with a collective recitation. Mrs. Beckwith spoke well and outlined year goals. Two papers by Mrs. R. L. Towe and Mrs. Heath Lee followed, then sandwiches and tea. Seth Suggs of Raleigh and his father visited Mrs. Nettie Morris and Mrs. Gilbert Spruill in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wyche
Heath Lee
Seth Suggs
Raleigh
Mr. Suggs
Father
Durham
Nettie Morris
Gilbert Spruill
Passage on street conduct and right to refuse communication
The text defines lawful street interaction and the right of individuals to decline offers to communicate. It states that casual, non intrusive conversation is acceptable among a social people. It warns that persistence after a decline becomes unjustifiable annoyance and could verge on intimidation.
Richmond Social Notes Aboard Weekend Visits
Mrs. W. C. Gayle and Miss Ad die Bell Simmons of Richmond were weekend guests of Mrs. Jack Simmons. Mrs. J. G. Copeland of Halifax was weekend guest of her sister, Mrs. P. A. Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Gayle
Addie Bell Simmons
Richmond
Jack Simmons
J. G. Copeland
Halifax
P. A. Cook
County Court Dockets Nine Cases at Regular Session
Judge Charlie Daniel disposed of nine cases at the Recorders Court Session on Tuesday. Bud Lynch was found guilty of disturbing public worship and sentenced to four months. Reese and Annie Richardson pled guilty to unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor with prayer for judgment continued on good behavior and costs and no cafe operation in Littleton. Will Wiggins and Clifton Crawley faced game law, assault, and interfering with officers. Wiggins pled guilty to hunting without a license, others not guilty on that charge, prayer for judgment continued on costs. Lucius and Ossie Hall found guilty on liquor charges. Lucius Hall ordered five months jail to be served as public work. Fred Little found guilty on liquor charge, five months as public work. Mabel Brown and Laura Pierce case of larceny transferred to Superior Court. Shelton Hammack bastardy case continued. Stella Vaughan passing worthless checks continued. John Lewis larceny continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorders Court
Superior Court
Bud Lynch
Reese Richardson
Annie Richardson
Littleton
Will Wiggins
Clifton Crawley
Wiggins
Lucius Hall
Ossie Mae Hall
State Highway and Public Works Commissioners
Fred Little
Mabel Brown
Laura Pierce
Shelton Hammack
Miss Pearce Hosts a Thursday Night Party
Miss Gertrude Pearce entertained a small group Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Harris. Guests enjoyed games and dancing with refreshments served to Edith Morris Marybelle Williams Mildred Burton Mabel Fitts Estelle Chapel Annie Marie Fisher Ophelia Daniel Thurman Burton Milton Bennett Allan McNeil Tom Taylor Hugh Bugg William Poindexter I B Bunn Bob Daniel George Nethercutt Arnold Hughes and Winifred Pearce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Pearce
Paul Harris
Edith Morris
Marybelle Williams
Mildred Burton
Mabel Fitts
Estelle Chapel
Annie Marie Fisher
Ophelia Daniel
Messrs
Thurman Burton
Milton Bennett
Allan McNeil
Tom Taylor
Hugh Bugg
William Poindexter
I. B. Bunn
Bob Daniel
George Nethercutt
Arnold Hughes
Winifred Pearce
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N. C. National Guard
Mammy’s Own Bread New Bakery, Inc
Roanoke Rapids, U. S. A
Charlie Daniel
Stella Vaughan
John Lewis
W. C. Williams
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Hodges
Elgin Watches
Miss Pearce
Pender
Swift’s
Chuck
Kraft’s
Libby
Prunes
Ibs
P.&g. Soap
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