Seniors Take Center Stage at UNC Class Day
Sixty five seniors and three spoken guests marked UNC’s 1914 Class Day at Chapel Hill. W H Swift Greensboro and S J Everett Greenville spoke for Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies while Chief Justice Walter Clark delivered a sober address urging higher university aims and state service.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Davie Poplar
Senoirs
Dialectic Society
W. H. Swift
Greensboro
State Child Labor Committee
S. J. Everett
Greenville
N. C
Walter Clark
May Breaks Records For Dryness In Charlotte
Charlotte reports a record dry May with total rainfall only 0.49 inch, 3.43 inches below normal, and the driest May since records began. Normal May rainfall is 3.92 inches. 1886 had the heaviest May at 11.04 inches. The month averaged 70.6 degrees, with a high of 95 on the 28th and a low of 47 on the 1st, and a grand total moisture deficiency since January 1 of 8.76 inches.
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Charlotte
Governor appoints Judge Murphy to workmen compensation panel
Governor Locke Craig named Judge J D Murphy to a commission studying uniform workmen compensation legislation. He is to report to the next General Assembly session. The action involves the American Civic Association and the American Federation of Labor as part of the review process.
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Murphy
Asheville
Locke Craig
J. D. Murphy
North Carolina
General Assembly
American Civic Association
American Federation of Labor
Sampson to vote bonds for railroad extension vote
Clinton residents and other leading Sampson citizens appeared before county commissioners to secure an order for a $65,000 bond election in Penton Grove and Westbrooks Townships to extend the Central Carolina Railroad from Lillington to Swansboro via Dunn Newton Grove and Mount Olive. A large majority of qualified voters signed the petition supporting the vote.
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Sampson
Clinton
Upper Sampson
Penton Grove
Westbrooks
Sampson County
Central Carolina
Lillington
Swansboro
Dunn
Newton Grove
Mount Olive
Coming of the Kingdom Lesson by Moody Bible Institute
A study of Luke 17 20 to 37 explains the kingdom as present in Jesus among Pharisees and future in his second coming. It contrasts Jesus spiritual reign with Pharisaical expectations, describes the illegibility of signs, and emphasizes the kingdom in the hearts of believers and its final universal coming.
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God
Jesus
Man
Carping
Christ
Noah
Lot
Jerusalem
Isaiah
High Point Milling Co Flour Ad Promises Best Baking
Good wholesome flour endorsement touts HIGH POINT MILLING CO. products as the best for bread, cakes, and pastry. The message highlights white frost and luxury flour made from the best wheat, assuring superior baking results.
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High Point Milling CO
High Point Milling Company
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Beck the Plumber
Redding Bldg
J. E. Guy
Elwood Hotel
North State
J. W. Sechrest
Ury
Tiroe
Matton’s
My Market Daily
R. W. Gray
American Cafe
Poalte Postoffice, S. Maim Se
W. T. Kirkman & CO
John W. Walker
High
N.C
Greatings
Joy
Judge Clarke
Greater University
W. S. Swift
May
B. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Becaue
Profi
High Point
South Main St
New Richardson Bld
Caxina Grove
Spemarn
Lion
North State Telephone Company
J.f Hayden
Tel. Telephone Co
Jack
415
Bank of Commerce
Rays
Pennsylvania Ave
Th & Ae
Absolutely New
Pete
Omi S
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