Young Democrats Adopt Repeal of 18th Amendment
The Young Democrats of North Carolina endorsed repeal of the 18th Amendment at a Raleigh convention, with May Thompson Evans elected president. The vote favored repeal despite opposition from some leaders, and the group pledged to push temperance measures to prevent the return of the saloon. The resolution notes that state action will be decided by a November 1933 vote.
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Wrightsville Beach
Fla
North Carolina
May Thompson Evans
High Point
York
Dewey Dorsett
Raleigh
W. W. Neal
Louisburg
Charles Lucas
Wilson
Lucas
Isabel Ferguson
Haywood County
Harry Woodring
Roosevelt
Robert R. Reynolds
Ehringhaus
O. Max Gardner
Franklin Roosevelt
Reynolds
Resolutions Committee
Ney Evans
Young Democrats
July Child Health Clinic Schedule At Local Churches
Child health clinics for July at Clark's Creek Holy Communion Church and Boone Grace Lutheran Church will vaccinate children six months and older against diphtheria. The Clark's Creek clinic is Wednesday July 19 at 2 p m and the Boone clinic is Thursday July 20 at 5 p m.
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Clark’s Creek
Holy Communion Church
Boone
Grace Lutheran Church
Reynolds Denies Dimming Influence in Roosevelt Programs
In Raleigh Reynolds discountenances an unflattering Raleigh Baske rville story about his waning influence, as Ehringhaus campaigns for cotton reduction and Bailey aligns with Gardner. The piece also notes state audit rulings, law exams, population growth, and presidential clemency actions shaping North Carolina politics.
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M. R. Dunnagan
J. C. Baskerville
Raleigh
Reynolds
Washington
Senator Bailey
O. Max Gardner
Bailey
Gardner-Bailey
Gardner
Legal group elects officers and adds to committee in North Carolina
J. B. Cheshire Jr of Raleigh Zeb V. Nettles of Asheville and W. F. Taylor of Goldsboro were elected vice presidents and H. M. London was re elected secretary. E. E. Rivers of Greensboro and B. H. Covington of Wadesboro joined the executive committee which will pick the next meeting place. Clarence E. Martin head of the American Bar Association spoke on states rights and did not discuss temporary federal emergency legislation. Governor Ehringhaus introduced him.
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Ing
J. B. Cheshire Jr
Raleigh
Zeb V. Nettles
Asheville
W. F. Taylor
Goldsboro
H. M. London
E. E. Rivers
Greensboro
B. H. Covington
Wadesboro
Clarence E. Martin
Martinsburg
W. Va
American Bar Association
Ehringhaus
Valle Crucis Gossip and Visiting Guests
Mrs Nora Lund and two daughters from Summerville New Jersey arrived for the summer. Miss Pearl Mast hosted the Kutups with sister Mrs Greer. Danford Mast and Clayton Mast prepare to return to Oregon. Locals Nancy Taylor Rachel Macbride Frances Farthing attended events. Visitors include Father Farnham and Dr John Powers amid social gatherings and a box supper by the Boys Club.
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New Market
Tenn
Lester Thornton
Charlotte
Olsen
Gladys Taylor
Grandfather Rest Camp
Frances Farthing
Marion
Appalachia
Dorothy Atkins
Boys
Father Farnham
St. Mary’s
Asheville
Valle Crucis
Cicero Dver
Charles Carter
Helen Fields
John F. Powers
Norfolk
J. Raymond Greer
Okla
Berea College Members Visit Valley Guests
Homa and Mr. George Farthing of Berea College are visiting friends and relatives in the valley.
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Homa
George Farthing
Berea College
Miss Elizabeth White Guests at Teachers College Event
Miss Elizabeth White of the Teachers College was a weekend guest of Mrs. C. S. Billings. Rev. and Mrs. Roy Davis of South Carolina visited Mrs. W. L. Henson, and Rev. Fred Day with Mrs. Day from Winston-Salem visited local friends. Brother Day preached at Willowdale Church. Mrs. R. D. Bingham underwent a serious operation in Statesville. Sam Atkins has contracted for a large lumber deal in the Beaver Dam region, highlighting his lumber activity.
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Elizabeth White
Teachers College
C. S. Billings
Roy Davis
South Carolina
W. L. Henson
Fred Day
Day
Winston-Salem
Willowdale Church
Abrams
Louise Abrams
Roy Dotson
Boone
A. J. Greene
R. D. Bingham
Statesville
Sam Atkins
Beaver Dam
Sam
Adjustment of Wheat Acreage in 22 North Carolina Counties
The Agricultural Extension Service of State College will reduce wheat acreage by 20 percent in 22 North Carolina counties for commercial wheat. Plans call for contracts to growers producing 100000 bushels or more, with county wheat adjustment associations organizing by August 10 to manage allotments and contracts. Parity prices will apply for 1933 1934 and 1935 for domestically consumed wheat.
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North Carolina
Agricultural Extension Service of
State College
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Dean I. O. Schaub
United States
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Boston
New York
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State
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General Assembly
Supreme Court
Law Examiners
State Bar Council
Ed Deaver
Columbus
Isaiah Hester
Farmer
A. W. McLean
W. S. Calhoun
N. C. Bank and Trust Company
McLean
Mr. Calhoun
Piedmont Corporation
Smith Richardson
Richardson
A. B. Andrews
Andrews
Graham H. Andrews
John Andrews
W. J. Andrews
J. Elmer Long
Durham
North Carolina Bar Association
Marion Talley
Kansas City
Kansas
Miller’s Floral Shoppe
East Main Street
Chevrolet
America
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
C. K. Flint
Mich
General Motors
BY Fisher
W.R. Chevrolet Company
Boone, North Carolina
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