Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-19
NORTH CAROLINA

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Lenoir.-Adolphu Robbins. sixty
nine. widower. and Miss Margaret
Robbins, forty, parents of each OF
whom are named James Robbins and
Elizabeth Robbins, though not relat-
ed, are married by Magistrate Bush
Asheville. on OF
Southern Baptist assembly at Ridge
crest is formally opened, first of sea
sons courses being school of the
ology. which closes August Z. AS
sambly's meeting will be held Sep
TENDER 10.
AsheviIIe.-With eight importan mt
conferences on program, assembly
grounds at Lake Junauska of South
sern Methodist church will be opened
June IS. Construction of 100000
Sunday school building is progress
ing rapidly.
AshevilIe. BEGINNING with young
peoples conference June 10, Mon
treat, assembly grounds of the South
ern Presbyterians. has varied pro
gram OF summer activities which
will continue until August &c.
High Point.-During fiscal year
Baptist Young Peoples unions n
state. under direction of Secretary
Perry Morgan and Miss Elma Leigh
Farrabow, increased membership
from 40 to l, $50, annual convention
here is told.
GreensborO-Gideon decide to pay
cost of placing Bible in every Jail in
estate.
LumbertOn. - L. H. Townsend,
planter, announces this as his plan
20 fight the boil weevil in 250 acres
Of cotton; L am planting corn be
tween each cotton row. If, by July
4, weevils have ruined cotton, I'll
oIow it up; if cotton is worth cult
waiting, I'll pillow up the corn"
High Point.-Police officials here
report that Harvey Rice, driver OF
.~ar in accident killing one and in
turing two others seriously, had
been arrested few hours before trag
,edy and whisky found in his car
and was released on $175 bond. He
IS held for manslaughter.
Murphy.-Titanic Ore company re-
ports operations will be resumed on
basis of shipment of two cars daily
If h-grade kaolin clay from mine
near Hayesville, in Clay county.
4--Murphy.-IIeaton & Mahaffey are
arranging to put $50 men to work
IN iron mine near here.
Raleigh.-State department of ag
riculture announces seven banks OF
Surry county have loaned money to
farmers for purchase of 45 head OF
lligh-priced Jersey cattle.
Lenoir.-The American Legion
spost here is developing plans for
July celebration, to include parade
reviewed by Governor Morrison and
State Commander Lockhart, OF
Charlotte, addresses by those r1en
at Davenport COLLEGE; and a picnic
dinner, followed by baseball. field
jay events and varied entertain
inent features.
reensbOro-"Prince" Madar:kan
Deniyi, of Lagos. Nigeria, West
Africa, here to address meeting of
negroes. urges his race to stop mi
sration to the north. He says
Most of those who go will come
back SOON" He criticizes leaders of
ace for talking too much" re
,arding the motives Of white per
s1ns interested in advancing negro
race.
Raleigb.-Urging increased inter
est technical education in this state,
L. E. Browne, state director of vo-
cational education. says: 1T would
besa- tragedy for New England cap
ttafists to have to bring south New
Englands skilled labor to fill highly
specialized positions in rapidly de-
veloping North Carolina textile In
dustry."
Durham.-Dr. w. P Few, presi-
dent of Trinity college, addressing
200 Methodist ministers attending
f.tcivilization is now a race between
education and catastrophe"
Elizabeth City.-Rev Samuel II.
1Templeton, pastor of First Baptist
schurch. promises men of this city
zee water and electric fans and the
privilege Of leaving coats at home if
hey will attend religious services
Through summer months.
Raleigh Office of governor is ad-
tyised Governor Groesbeck, of Michi-
gan, refuses requisition for return
of John Roland. Lincoln county ne
gro, who Solicitor Huffman alleges
was influenced to leave state by
Friends of defendants in liquor cases.
michigan action is reported by
Sheriff Abernethy, of Lincoln cOun
ty. result of Negroes telling of al
aesed bondage in North Carolina -
Salisbury Bank of. Rockwell one
sof four Rowan county banks closed
az result of bankruptcy proceedings
involving Mecklenburg Mills. has
loans and discounts of SOL. 600, and
capital of $1,000, it is disclosed.
Necklenburg Mills paper held by the
-Four banks is reported to be about
$500 900.
Raleigh of state to col
lett any revenue from snatioual
banks is disclosed in ruling given
by r. A. Doughton, state commits
ssioner of revenue, to Wills Smith,
Raleigh counsel of North Carroll
ma Bankers association commits
%ioner declaring new federal law is
frankly discriminatory against state
banks"
Oxford-Dr. II. NJ Poteat, grand
master of North Carolina Masons, is
on program to deliver principal ad
dress at commencement exercises
June IS at Oxford orphanage, when
n boys and girls will be gradual ted
y of whom will attend college next
Gall.
Selma.-TextiLe plants here are OPP
Grating "a houE a day. Consolidated
Textile company is building IA new
houses and announces it will build
large addition. <
RaIeigh.-After conference here of
experts, II. NJ. Curran, farm forester
FOR state extension service, an
nounces plans are developed which
will yield one hundred million dol
lars to states wealth each year if
followed. State's forest NOW: 1.inld