Sucker salesmen threaten national brokerage trust
G Keith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange warns in The Exchange magazine that high pressure Canadian and American touts push worthless, low priced stocks with sensational claims. He urges investors to verify credentials via NYSE, NASD, SEC, state officials and local bureaus and to protect their savings from fraud.
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Canada
G. Keith Funston
New York
Montreal
Moose
Funston
Mr. Funston
New York Stock Exchange
National Association of Securities Dealers
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
Better Business Bureaus
Thanksgiving Service at St Pauls Methodist in Greensboro
Greensboro notes a 7 30 pm Thanksgiving service at St Pauls Methodist Church with music, led by pastor Mrs Ida Shields and guest speakers from town and Denton. Numerous local residents are listed for Army Navy hospital travel and social events, with church WSCS meeting approving a scholarship fund contribution and ongoing distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Ida Shields
Town
Fannie Shields
Denton
Will Joiner
Clarence Dolby
Cpl
Irving Dolby
Heilborn
Germany
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Mervin Cole
Greensboro
William Cane
Goldsboro
U. S. Navy
Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
James Porter
S.A
Clayton Porter
Thomas Hobbs
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Fletcher
Felton
Del
Kent General Hospital
Dover
James Ferrick
Centreville
Parker Callahan
Wye Mills
Washington, D. C
Frank Hobbs, Sr
WSCS
James Bilbrough
Betty S. Brittingham
Unity Club Holds November Meeting With Mrs Smith
Unity Club met at the home of Mrs O F Smith with 20 members and a child present. Talks covered capsule wardrobes and Near East progress, plus reflections on the Washington National meeting and a Maryland History Pageant. Condolences extended to the family of Mrs Sarah Collins. Homecoming at Hickman Methodist set for December 5.
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Unity Club
O. F. Smith
J. A. Leese
America
the Beautiful
Gertrude Gronbech
Washington
George Lowe
Maryland
Freedom For
Jas. Henry
Pete Shaffer
Geo. Shaffer, Jr
Walter. Fountain
Funeral services for Eddie Hayman at Wesley Church
Eddie Hayman funeral held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Wesley Church. Rev Reginald Wheatley officiated. He is survived by three brothers and three sisters.
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James W. Hopkins
Paul Wolkoski
Daniel M. Gordon
Grayson Wheatley
Greensboro
Wesley Methodist Church
Burrsville
Reginald Wheatley
Pfe
Kenneth Lee Dennis
Dennis
Orville Cherry
Greensboro-Denton Road
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Alexander
Miss Weaver
Preston Spicher
James H. Murphy
Denton
Ernest M. Case
Williamsport
L. W. Taylor
C. F. Hurr
Ernestine
Marilyn
Jersey Shore
Carlton Smith
Goldsboro
William Stoops
Richard
Chestertown
Harry Bastian
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Edward Walls
Faye Butler
James Pippin
Janice
Dickie Walls
Bainbridge Navy Base
Whitall Laramore
Lawrence Crowl
Wilmington
John Burger
Bobby
Patsy
Connie
Edward Laramore
Kathy
Nancy
Brady
Del
Douglas Spicher
Dover Air Base
Clyde Howard
Federalsburg
Ella Breeding
Sallie Wroten
Eddie Hayman
Wesley Church
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Caroline County
National Editorial Association
Ethel Thornton
Robert Schrieber
Virgil Pursley
Hot Springs
John Clark
Harrington
A. J. Urry
Little Cheryl
Lynn Smith
Pocomoke
Harry Karcher
Francis Porter
Philadelphia
Samuel Carrow
Robert Porter
Columbia LePore
Marydel
Greensboro Baptist Church
Evelyn Howard
Howard Hopkins
Pauline
Jonepap
RRA Ghivve
Rock Hall
Jesse Smith
Earl Paswater
Norman Raleigh
Near East
Claude Drummond
Sarah Collins
Queen Anne
Samuel Jester
New Jersey
Olin Melvin
Clarence Breeding
Woodrow Passwaters
Beverly
Isaac Noble
Mrs
Wilford Passwaters
Milford
Hickman Methodist Church
Sadie Brown
Leonard Covey
Bowen & King, Inc
Guild OF Prescription Opticians OF America, Inc
Harrison Street
Hickman
Susie Noble
Ladies Quality Shop
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Willis & Cowell Co
Unico
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
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