North Carolina Historical Association gears up in Raleigh meetings
The North Carolina Folk-Lore and Historical Association set meetings in Raleigh with Dr. A. R. Newsome and H. M. Wagstaff leading the program. Lectures by Wagstaff and Dr. William Starr Myers cover presidential and political history, with a Friday program including papers by Adelaide Fries, Louis V. Rumph, and Guion Johnson. The State Art Society cancels its Grand Central Galleries exhibit this year and plans December displays open to the public.
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North Carolina
A. R. Newsome
North Carolina ‘ Commission
H. M. Wagstaff
the State University
William Starrrofessor
Truwon University
Lecter
Wagstaff
North
Louis V. Rumph
Raleigh
B. B Kendrick
Ensboro
Bellum North Carolina
Guionie Johnson
Chapel Hill
Myers
Association
E. C. Brooks
Harsington
Harris
Folk-Lore Society
Sir Walter Hotel
S. Westray Battle
Asheville
G. R. Combs
Charlotte
Frank C. Brown
Durham
Kentucky Mountains
Gilbert Reynolds Combs
Battle
Josephus Daniels
Maude Minish Sutton
Forest City
Lucy Maria Cobb
Dr. Brown
State Art Society
Grand Central Art Galleries
Art Society
Epworth Leagues Meet Friday at Pleasant Grove Church
The November meeting of Rutherford County Epworth League Association will be at Pleasant Grove Methodist church Friday at 7:30 PM. The Pleasant Grove group will lead a 30 minute devotional, followed by a business session presided over by county president Prof. R. W. Eaves. October attendance at Oak Grove totaled over 300.
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Dr. Myers
Sir Walter Hotel
Wagstaff
Association
So Et
Rutherford County Epworth League Association
Ion
Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Pleasant Grove Epworth League
R. W. Eaves
Oak Grove
Barkley Named Head of Census for 1930 district
Washington reports William H. Barkley of Hickory North Carolina named head of census for district covering Alexander Avery Burke Caldwell Catawba Cleveland Mc Dowell Mitchell Rutherford and Watauga counties with headquarters in Hickory.
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Barkley
William H. Barkley
Hickory
Alexander, Avery, Burke
Caldwell, Catawba, Cleveland, McDowell, Mitchell, Rutherford and
Watauga Counties
Liver oil recommended for chicks in indoor rearing
Dr. B F Kaupp of State College reports cod liver oil in chick feed raises disease resistance and growth when birds are raised indoors or in batteries. He cites 15 years of tests showing no serious bowel trouble from oil, and stresses a balanced mash with minerals and protein to boost vigor and early health.
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B. F. Kaupp
State College
Kaupp
Fadism and the clash with modern arts and culture
In a critique of modern art and culture the piece derides contemporary painting music sculpture and literature as chaotic excessive and delusional. It warns that some schools chase novelty to the point of idiocy across art forms and even religion and sport.
Modern Sadism and the Common Sense of People
The writer notes a decline in sense and reason, observing a specimen of modern sadism promoted by self appointed intelligentsia. This leads to a deeper respect for the ordinary common sense of the common people.
Rutherfordton Welcomes New Pastor J S McElroy Jr
Rutherfordton October 28 The Rev J S McElroy Jr of Nashville Tennessee is the newly elected pastor and will fill the pulpit Sunday morning and evening beginning his regular pastorate He succeeds the Rev W L Latham who resigned to go to Staunton Virginia
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Rutherfordton
J. S. McElroy, Jr
Nashville
Tenn
W. L. Latham
Staunton
Spindale Sunday school class elects officers
In Spindale on October 28 the Young Men's Sunday school class at the Methodist church re elected G B Howard as teacher with J H Puckett as assistant. Glenn James won the presidency, Max Tolleson the vice presidency and G B Howard Jr secretary treasurer. A quote about sympathy and a kick is noted.
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Spindale
Young Mens
Tempered Temper, Lost and Found in Civic Speech
A reflective quote laments that anger once triggered cannot be retrieved, suggesting temper is a fragile commodity. The line reads like a moral aphorism about self control and social conduct.
Worried Woman Fears Gas Eats Only Baby Food
Mrs. M. Gunn describes three years of gas from eating only baby food. She credits Adlerika with relief after one spoonful, claiming better digestion and sleep as it acts on both upper and lower bowels. Hall Rudisill Drug Co. offers the product.
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Adlerika
Cotton Ginning Report To Oct 25 In North Carolina
The Bureau of the Census released a preliminary cotton ginning report by county for 1928 and 1929. Rutherford county ginned 5 567 cales through Friday October 25, up from 5 255 a year earlier. Polk county 1 200 bales up from 567. Cleveland county remains the top grower with 17 889 bales thus far, compared with 17 134 last year. North Carolina total 227 489 bales through Friday, down from 297 645 the prior year, a drop of about 70 000 bales.
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Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
North Carolina
Rutherford County
Polk County
Cleveland County
Modest Man Ideals Refine Self View
A compact reflection on personal modesty and self-perception, exploring how a modest man regards his own conduct and reputation within daily life. The piece contemplates inner standards, public behavior, and the tension between private virtue and outward appearances.
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Oakland
B. Penn Michigan
the Arrow Sales CO
Forest City, N.C
General Motors
Epworth
Washington
Metro-Politan Art Museum
Mark Twain
Ulave
Liss
G. M. Huntley & Son
Free Ambulance Service
West Main Street
Forest City, N. C
Hightower & Matheny Funeral Directors
North Henrietta, N. C
Hightower
Matheny
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Thrifty
Caroleen
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