Noted Editor and Lecturer Addresses Kiwanis Meeting
Rutherfordton May 6 Kiwanis club heard D H Ramsey vice president and managing editor of The Asheville Times deliver a lecture on the changing role of newspapers. Ramsey contrasted past community identity with modern institutional journalism and urged readers support for independent, economically sound papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Ramsey
Asheville
Rutherfordton
Kiwanis Club
Asheville Times
R. E. Price
Rutherford County News
L. E. Spikes
Phillip Norris
the Sun
Clarence Griffin
the Courier
Price
Ramsey
Horace Greely
New York Tribune
Louisville Courier-Journal
Henry Watterson
Presbyterians of U S to hold session at Montreat
Montreat May 6 The 69th annual session of the General Assembly for the Presbyterian Church in the United States will be held at Montreat from May 16 to 23. Commissioners from Kings Mountain Presbytery include Rev. C. G. Brown and Rev. W. E. Farr, with C. E. Neisler as a member and Harry Cherry as another. Alternates are Rev. G. R. Gillespie, Rev. R. T. Baker, W. L. Hutchinson and L. A. Gettys. Kings Mountain territory covers Gaston Cleveland Polk Lincoln Rutherford counties.
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Montreat
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Kings Mountain
R. T. Baker
Rutherfordton
W. L. Hutchinson
L. A. Gettys
Shelby
Kings Mountain Territory
Counties
Gaston, Cleveland, Polk, Lincoln
Rutherford
Orchard care improves in Catawba County apple trees
Orchard owners in Catawba County report better care this season with trees carefully pruned and sprayed to improve yields.
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Catawba County
Commencement program at Alexander Schools unsigned
May 6 Union Mills announces commencement events for Alexander Schools. May 12 baccalaureate sermon at Round Hill Baptist Church by Dr J B Davis. May 15 grammar and high school speaking contest. May 16 program by first five grades. May 17 high school graduation with address by Dr R C Smith of Cliffside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Mills
J. B. Davis
Round Hill Baptist Church
Velock
R. C. Smith
Cliffside
Henrietta Mills Loses Appeals to Circuit Court
Richmond May 6 Henrietta Mills Inc operating a North Carolina cotton mill lost a federal appeal over alleged overvaluation for taxation and discriminatory assessment. The court affirmed the district court ruling that a legal remedy existed, denying injunctive relief. The company had valued its property at 1 887 352 against assessed 2 362 819 after state adjustments, seeking 60 percent of true value.
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Richmond
Henrietta Mills, Inc
Caroleen
N. C
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Rutherford County
District Court
Charlotte
State Board of Assessment
North Carolina
United States
Relief From Constipation Battle Creek Medical Claim
A Battle Creek physician says constipation causes more misery than any other cause yet relief has been found with Rexall Orderlie. Chew at night for a gentle, thorough movement next day. 24 for 25 cents at Hall Rudisili Drug Co. The Clay County branch creamery doubles butter output in a month after opening. Richmond County acreage to improved seeds to reach high proportions this season, county agent reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Hall-Rudisili Drug Co
Richmond County
Newspapers and Advertising in Chinese Empire
A letter from Rev H G C Hallock reflects on Chinese newspapers and advertising. He recounts pioneering Chinese advertising in Shanghai, the growth of Chinese language papers, and the role of editors in China. He urges balanced, sane reporting while noting both positive and negative impacts of journalism in the Nationalist era. Also mentions farmers in Northampton County buying Sudan grass.
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China
Shanghai
H. G. C. Hallock
Northampton County
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Pierce
Bea T
Presbyterians
U. S
Redpath
Broadway
New York
Alexander Schools, Inc
Henrietta Mills
Circuit Court
Consolidated Statues of
Appeal Court
Clay County
Sheipy
Nn. U
Lars H. G. C. Hallock
Milestine
the Farmers Federation
Spindale, N. C
Allaah
Souluy Fatt
Forest City
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