Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-30
NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLINA
KINSTON.-Charge of manslaugh-
ter is preferred against Roy Mayo,
of Pinetop, as result of killing of
Rose Galligan, II, negro girl, UNI
der wheels of automobile.
RALEIGH. = Case of Planters
Bank and Trust company, of Free
mont, which obtained Judgment for
$4,000 on note given by Thomas
FELTON, for stock in Fisheries Prod
ucts company, of Wilmington, now
in receivers hands, is ordered re-
tried by state supreme court which
holds, in opinion, that, for pur-
poses of civil actions, noncompliance
with provisions of blue sky law by
sellers of stocks renders note given
in payment voidable but not void.
GREENSBORO.-With completion
of final stretch of hard-surface road
on route 20 from Greensboro to Vir
ginia line, motorists now may trav-
ell $50 miles from South Carolina to
Virginia line through this state on
paved road.
HIGH POINT.-Mrs. C. w. Tillett,
of Charlotte, head of Daughters of
livers address before meeting of local
D. A. r. chapter members.
CHARLOTTE.-A. B. Wingfield,
60, prominent insurance man, dies
! few weeks after suffering stroke of
paralysis.
CHARLOTTE w. A. Lutz,
since 1916 pastor of Holy Trinity
Lutheran church, announces resig-
nation to accept pastoral duties of
Brunswick, Ca, church.
SALISBURY. j. o. Sprinkle,
wellknown business man, of Char
lotte, is killed, Clyde Weatherly is
seriously injured, and II. M. Dunn
+ bell, Jr., and W. w. Fielder, Char.
lotte business men, are injured
when speeding car leave sroad and
crashes into tree. Injured men are
brought to local hospital.
CHARLOTTE-M w. B. Lind
say, prominent in church and civic
affairs of Charlotte, is elected pres
iident of North Carolina Woman's
Christian Temperance union.
ROCKY MOUNT.-United Daugh-
ters of Confederacy of state, in TWEEN
ty-eighth annual convention, hears
INpOLl VI gam Ol 40 new members
In year, increasing membership to
| 1879. Mrs. JoSephus Daniels, of
Raleigh, delivers address.
ASHENILLE.-Jud J. Bis Ray,
of huntsville, N. c., member of SUI
! perior court bench, dies at hospital
at Baltimore, Mr., where he had
been under treatment.
LOUISBURG - Body of Louis
Kline, one OF best known merchants
of city, is found, balnke wrapped, in
garage at home. He evidently had
committed suicide by cutting throat
with razor and then firing pistol bull
let into brain. He had been in de-
spondent mood and under care of
nurse.
WILSON. - Fayette Owens. of
wilson county, is instantly killed
when run down by car driven by
Larry Coley. Witnesses say Owens
was partly intoxicated and Coley
was speeding.
CHAPEL HILL.-Medicine is do.
Glazed first choice Of professions hv
10Y of ia members of the freshman
| class of University of North Caro-
lima.
Observation-Disclosures they have
chance to unseat Congressman Bal
Wrinkle, Democrat, Republican party
Is conducting vigorous campaign in
Ninth district.
GREENSBORO. = Miss Ruth
Young34, school teacher, is found
uead in bath tub and coroner re-
turns verdict that death was due to
apopleXy Body is sent to home at
Clayton, n. c.
RALEIGH. : Former Governor
Henry M. Allen, Republican, of Kan.
sas, guest of Governor Morrison.
Democrat, declares he is astonished
! morrison should be compelled to
make statewide campaign to i'm.
press importance of water transnor.
.atIon upon electorate and says Will
nam Allen White, Emporia editor.
1hsl-klan Independent candidate, will
ueleat poth Democratic and Repul,-
mean nominees for governor of Kan
lsaS.
LENINGTON.-First strike Of tex.
tile mill workers of year occurs here
at Wenonah mills, when all weava
room employees refuse to submit 70
~ per cent wage cut. Management
mad agreed to increase operatipo
schedule from three to four DAYS per
week PNA
CHARLOTTE-Mrs. Sarah Dobv
~, native of York, S. c., widely
known, dies at hospital after lon~
period of declining health.
GUILFoRD COLLEGE-Board Of
trustees of Guilford colleee. in ses.
SION with institutions advisory com.
Inlttee hears recommendations fo,,
%1oo'ooo additional endowment. EN-.
pIoyment of 80 additional Instructors
construction of dormitory and gym.
nastum to cost $4,000.
GREENSBORO.-Western North
carolina conference of Methodist
episcopal church, south. votes n
/ meet at Broad Street Methodist
church, of Statesville. next yaer.
GREENSBORO.-Rev. Tom D
Unison, pastor of Methodist churcb
at Spencer, one of states most n,,o,,,.
lnent labor leaders and yieorons ad.
Nocate of La Toilette Wheeler inde.
, pendent ticket, withdraws from west.
erh North Carolina Methodist Epis.
copai conference. after Bishop Den.
ny; OF Richmond, Va, presiding
tens MIN he must give up political
ACTIVITY or resign ministerial udtias
WlLSoN.-John Pratt. negro. S.
placed in Jail in connection with
death OF Irwin Langley. aged 8. SON
OF Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Langley. who
was run down and killed While nlay-
ing IN the street near home. by car
driven by Pratt.
I>ALElG H Edward +. Lewis at.
lenos sunday school on one thou.
s8"GIn consecutive Sunday, which
eS'a oi.SheS record Of perfect attend.
/ ance for 10 years and - Snn5a1s