Alexander Named President Of New Florida Bank In St Petersburg
J F Alexander of Forest City named president of Alexander National Bank which opened in St Petersburg with a $100000 building and $200000 initial capital. The bank, third in the city, lists a $300000 first day deposits, 495 lock boxes, burglar proof vaults, and Federal Reserve membership. Alexander, a noted businessman and banker, has long wintered in St Petersburg and built extensive real estate holdings.
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J. F. Alexander
Forest City
Alexander National Bank
St. Petersburg
Fla
National Bank
Alexander
Federal Reserve System
St. Petersburg Times
Een
Sunshine City
Rutherford County
Bost ic R-3 News Highlights Social Roundup
Bostic R-3 notes a sunny spell and requests quick recovery for Cletus Randall from pneumonia. Local residents, including Mrs. Jennie Kendrick and Miss Bertie Lee Kendrick, visit kin and friends. Elizabeth Daves stays with Florence Owens. Mae and Alice Carson join other neighbors for a Sunday at Delia Thompson’s. Messrs Kendrick and Elliott attend a Boiling Springs school debate.
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Florence Owens
Delia Thompson
Ethel
Elizabeth Daves
Bertie Lee Kendrick
Mae
Alice Carson
Worth Elliott
Hoyle Kendrick
Polly Shepard
Henrietta
Lester Bailey
David Kerdrick
Boiling Springs School
J. D. C. Celebrate Anniversary of Southern Generals
Rutherfordton on Saturday at 2 30 p m the Davis Mills Dickerson Chapter United Daughters of Confederacy marked the birth anniversaries of Lee and Jackson. Members shared events from the generals lives and gifts were planned for Confederate veterans home in Raleigh A card acrostic contest earned Mrs R S Eaves and Mrs Kel Simpson top prizes with Mrs Simpson claiming a leather card case.
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Rutherfordton
W. O. Watkins
Davis-Mills- Dickerson
United Daughters of Confederacy
Lee
Jackson
Confederate Veterans Home
Raleigh
Clara W. Geer
Lee Jackson
Mesdames R. S. Eaves
Kel Simpson
Presentation at Chapter Meeting Honors Lee Portraits
President Mrs. K. J. Carpenter received a handsome photograph of Lee while Mr. R. E. Price presented the Chapter with a large picture of Lee and his generals. Mrs. Watkins with assistants served an elaborate salad course with coffee.
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K. J. Carpenter
Lee
R. E. Price
Watkins
J. H. Wilkins
Webb
Wilkins
Mooresboro Creamery reports strong year and growth
The Mooresboro Creamery Co. held its January 10 annual meeting. Manager J A Rollins reported an unusually good year with production rising from 81 917 pounds in year one to 180 000 pounds this year. Directors elected: E B Hamrick Z R Walker J Washburn C H Bridges T P Hamrick M M Green J A Rollins.
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Mooresboro Creamery Co., Inc
J. A. Rolins
E. B. Hamrick
Z. R. Walker
J. ©. Washburn
C. H. Bridges
T. P. Hamrick
M. M. Green
J. A. Rollins
Mooresboro Creamery
Moss and Ayers Star at Gastonia
In Gastonia on January 24 Gastonia High School defeated Forest City 37 to 21 in a slow game. Moss scored 17 for Forest City while Bob Mundie led Gastonia with 12. Ayers of Forest City drew attention with his brief scoring bursts despite the loss.
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Moss
Ayers
Gastonia
Pat Crawford
Forest City
Bob Mundie
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C. L. Miller
C. F. Cline
C. W. Keeter
M. H. Jones
R. R. Harrill
F. F. Cobb
M. H. Biggs
R. L. Hampton
1. L. Taylor
T. B. Lovela
W. W. Hicks
D. Geer
F. Cline
J. F. Flack
J. L. Long
Wu. E. Erwin Kenneth S. Tanner
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Virginia Lee Coal
Ubiko
Conak Orest City Oil Mill Company
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Smith Bldg
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Barnes
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Marion
Spartanburg
Cherokee Springs
Mayo
Chesnee
Carleen
Cliffside Ag U
Cliffside
Caroleen
Chesneet
Fine New Florida Bank
Bostic
J. D.C
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Farmers Hardware CO
Forest City N. C
T. C. Whisnant & Son
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