Hickory daily record

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responsibilities and duties."

Governor Manning served his state

as chief executive for two terms. Soon

after his graduation from the Univer

sity of Virginia, he began farming in

his native state of South Carolina and

has been engaged in farming ever

since.

NEGRO WELFARE

IS CHURCH'S

AM

Educational Centers In Liberia

And Haiti Are

Planned

RELIGIOUS TRAINING

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

One Million Members Sought for

Episcopalian Sunday

Schools.

TO AWAKEN CONSCIENCES

TO TACKLE HOME PROBLEM

Episcopal Nation-Wide Cam

paign Maps Program To

Foster Schools For

Race In South

FOR SA j.E HOUUSE AND LOT

mar Graded school in West Hick

f oiy, Chas. O. Deal. 12 1 3t p

SEE THE IHCYCLES, WACJONS,

etc., for the boys and girls for

Christmas at Keever's Bicycle Shop.

72

A UARGAIN .QUICK SALE FOR

cash f passenger Dixie Touring car

in irst class condition. See A. J. j

Essex. 71 I

FOR SALE 110 ACRE FARM, 10 j

room house, out building, abund- j

ance of fruit. Will make a splcn- j

did dairy and truck farm. Some fine

young lumber, price $10,000, on

Hearts and Minds of Young Seen

as Fertile Field for Mes-,

sage of Nationwide

Campaign, v

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Hickory daily record. (1919). Hickory, N.C., 1919-12-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn91068423/1919-12-03/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Hickory daily record, 1919-12-03.