Made In North Carolina Week Proclaimed by Gardner
Raleigh September 1 Governor C Max Gardner proclaims September 1 6 as Made In North Carolina week to boost state industry and demand for NC mills and factories The plan aims to restore business confidence promote local products with campaigns and store displays to encourage buying NC made goods continuing as a permanent program. Tyre C Taylor issued the proclamation as Gardner rests in Shelby during vacation.
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North Carolina
Commonwealth
State Department , of Conservation and Development
Max Gardner
Chambers of Commerce
Merchants Associations
O. Max Gardner
Tyre C. Taylor
Gardner
Shelby’ S
Golden Valley Notes Rallied Health and Travel News
Revival at Center school house ends Sunday as Rev K N Snipes lies in serious condition at government hospital in Washing. Otho Brandle sustains severe hand injury while testing a new axe. Mrs Amanda Houser gravely ill. Students depart for college with Rev C C Crow Blaine Jones heading to Wake Forest and Mary Fortune to Mars Hill. Numerous locals visit and bid farewell to Mr Pred H Jones before he leaves for Henderson Ky then Los Angeles.
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Rev
C. C. Crow
Blaine Jones
Wake Forest College
Mary Fortune
Mars Hill College
Pred H. Jones
Henderson
Los Angeles
California
Dan Melton
Jones
W. L. Brown
Forest City
Myrtle Melton
Mr. Toy
Casar
Roy Fortune
J. D. Houser
Lizzie Beaty
Vonnie’ Houser
Charles Self
Fred Melton
Clyde Brandle
Benny
Ralph Rollins
Cle Rollins
Willie Beaty
Spindala
John Yelton
W. N.‘Freeman
Robert
W. A. Barnes
Lincolnton
Alfred Freeman
Comment on Hoey's Democratic Speech
Clyde Hoey is wrong. The Republicans have not cut the word prosperity from their dictionary. They still pronounce it but fail to define it. The present day definition of prosperity is a word now obsolete but once used in Woodrow Wilson's administration when cotton sold at 30 cents, tobacco at 40 cents, and wheat at $2. Raleigh News and Observer.
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Clyde Hoey
Woodrow Wilson
Raleigh News and Observer
New Sunflower Seed Crop Demonstrated by Hovis at Derita
The Mecklenburg Times reports farmer R. B. Hovis of Derita plans to market 200 bushels of sunflower seed, earning one collar per bushel. He raised the crop on two acres, beats cotton and tobacco, and requires only one field turning. The leaves provide rough provender for cattle and mules, showing diverse farm profits.
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Mecklenburg Times
R. B. Hovis
Derita
Hovis
Charlotte Observer
Pleasant Grove Woman's Missionary meeting reviews Japan program
West End news from Forest City on Aug 25 reports the Pleasant Grove Women's Missionary Society meeting at the hut with a scripture reading Matt 6 1 18 and prayers. Members read leaflets on the topic With the Children of Japan and closed with a hymn. Local visitor Sara Carpenter to Charlotte. several families visiting relatives and traveling between Cherokee Wrightsville Beach Spartanburg Whitestone.
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T. J. Cole
J. S. Grose
Japan
Jesus
Statha Long
Sara Carpenter
Charlotte
J. P. Hardin
Billie
Martha
Eli Williams
Cherokee
S. C
John Weir
Shelby
W. 5
Trout
G. W. Long, Jr
U. G. Club Holds Interesting Meeting
Rutherfordton August 25 The Office Girls Club met at noon in Miss Laura Howards office for a profitable session. This first meeting since February drew twenty members and two visitors. Mrs Annie E Logan president welcomed visitors and new member Mrs C L Hamrick A buffet luncheon was served and Mrs Mayme Camp led blessing.
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Rutherfordton
Office Girls Club
Laura Howard
Annie E. Logan
C. L. Hamrick
Mampton
Mayme Camp
Raleigh speaker lauds welfare worker appointment
Sprinkle of Raleigh praised the county for hiring Mrs. Fannie Cantrell as welfare worker and offered congratulations. The note continues with Mrs. Eva Flack Hampton of Atlan.
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Sprinkle
Raleigh
Fannie Cantrell
Eva Flack Hampton
Atlan
Visitor Miss Lilah Lewis Preaches at Town Hall Meeting
Another visitor Miss Lilah Lewis speaks at a town hall utility plants election meeting. Her remarks focus on community energy planning and local governance. The event drew residents and local officials interested in future utility decisions.
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Lilah Lewis
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C. Max Gardner
Cora Moshier
New Orleans Ave
Brinkley, Ark
BlackDraught
Thedford
Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
U.S. A
Listerine
Golden Valley
Hoey
West End
Lehildren
W. Long
Wrightsville Beach
Walter Johnson
Paw Creek
Charlie Lawing
Clara Taylor
Knoxville, Tenn
Gertrude Taylor
Smithfield
J. I. Grose
Mr. Grose
G. W. Long
C.F. Murph
Gwendolyn
Bess
Hoyle Grose Long
Spartanburg
Whitestone
U. G
Harrill & King Real Estate
Forest City, N
Camel Pleasure Hour
N. B.C. Network
WJZ
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