Annual State S. S. Convention to Convene in Greensboro
State Sunday School workers from 88 counties plan to attend the annual Sunday School Convention in Greensboro on April 28 to 30. D W Sims says the event will feature departmental conferences led by out of state specialists and state educators, with full host committee arrangements and lodging for delegates.
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Greensboro
D. W. Sims
Raleigh
General
Rth
Carolina
General Committee
E. D. Yost
Clothing Club Girls Like Their Work
Raleigh reports North Carolina home demonstration clubs teach wardrobe planning and sewing. Mrs. Jane S. McKimmon notes Sampson County members plan outfits for various ages and that Buncombe County hosts fifteen clubs with 366 members. Across the state last year 4,663 women and 5,562 girls completed clothing work in home clubs.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Club
Jane S. McKimmon
Agricultural Extension Service of State College
Sampson County
Land Sale Notice in Rutherfordton Forest City NC
Trustee T G Stone will sell at public auction at the Rutherfordton courthouse on May 4 1925 at 12 o'clock for cash Lots No 4 and 5 in the B Arp Lowrance subdivision Forest City NC on the Main Road to Alexander. Description is in Book 117 page 204 of Rutherford County deeds. Sale to satisfy notes secured by the deed of trust. March 1 1925. R Eaves attorney.
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E. L. Walker
M. A. Carver
Rutherfordton
B. Arp Lowrance
Forest City
North Carolina
Alexander
Office of the Register of Deeds
Rutherford County
Southern counties rise in textile spindle rankings
Washington April 6 report shows Southern states advancing in a Census of Manufactures listing. North Carolina leads several counties with high spindle counts, Gaston County passing the million mark and ranking fourth nationally. Georgia and South Carolina also show strong totals amid a Massachusetts lead.
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Washington
U. S
Georgia
Rhode Island
North Carolina
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Gaston County
N. C
United States
New England
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Virginia
Gaston
Spartanburg
S. C
Greenville
Anderson
South
Carolinas
Southern Railway System
B and L Associations Showing Healthy Growth
North Carolina building and loan associations report assets rose by 10 to 11 million dollars in 1924, with total assets climbing from about 60 million to over 70 million. No failures reported under state supervision, 80,000 stockholders and 1,500,000 shares in force. nationwide prosperity echoed.
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Wilmington
North Carolina League of Building and Loan Associations
Stacey Wade
North Carolina
United States
Great Word Building Contest Ad
A contest offering $1 500 to the top word builder from the letters in Toile t Necessities. Total prize fund $3 000. Send stamp for circular and rates. Address Sheffield Laboratories Dept 12 Aurora Illinois 26 41.
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Sheffield Laboratories
Dept
Aurora
Illinois
Building and Loan prospects rise with spring NC assets exceed seventy million
North Carolina building and loan assets total over seventy million dollars as spring opens. The writer notes a hard winter for the trades and urges financing to spur prosperity, contrasting high rents with buying through associations and hinting property values could double in five years.
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Kings Mountain Herald
North Carolina
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