Disease Can Be Prevented At Chamber Banquet
Secretary Joy presided as toastmaster at the Chamber banquet where Dr Rankin spoke on disease preventability. The program featured a Bradshaw photograph exhibit and music by Mrs Hatcher and a quartet as attendees heard statistics on mortality declines and public health spending amid local remarks and caricatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy
Bradshaw
Chamber of Merce and Merchants
Hatcher
Garth
Sigmon
Warrick Gamble
Nicholson
Rankin
State Board of Health
J. H. Shuford
Panama Canal
Col. Gorgas
Cuba
U. S
North Carolina
We Want Mr. Smith and the Rhodhiss Mill Deal
A Hickory contingent pursues Mr. E. A. Smith of Charlott e and Rhodhiss as a site for a $300,000 cotton mill, arguing Rhodhiss power and quicker rail access could attract the project. Charlotte and other towns are courting him. The piece also notes recommendations for Chamber medicine and a theatre schedule, then a church update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Smith
Rhodhils
Hickory
Smith
Charlotte
Mr. Smith
In Social Circles Recap of Local Club Events
Salis bury and Danville social figures visit Mrs R A Grimes as the Hickory Cotillion Club hosts a dance in their honor. Meetings of Abel A Shuford Chapter U D C, Round Dozen Book Club, and Thursday Study Club feature lectures on Lee Jackson and Lady Gregory folk tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmall Grimes
Nellie Holmes Pearson
Salisbury
Bessiston
Danville
R. A. Grimes
E. A. Shnford
Hickory Cotillion Club
Abel A Shuford
A. S. Abernethy
Lee
Jackson
Mason and Dixon Line
Iiss Maford
Washington and Lee University
Texis
Ada Schenck
Father Ryan
John Shuford
Ben Seagie
Mary Shuford
Sallie Martin
W. X. Reid
E. B.cline
Alice Abernethy
A. A. Shuford
Royster
Mara
LaFayette Abernethy
Yavelock
Round Dozen Book Club
Herry Elliott
Margaret Andoux
Louise Elliott
LR. Whitener
L. R. Whitener
Sterne
F. B. Ingold
Council
Bisaner
Best
Shames O’brien
James Callanan
J .Whitener
Lady Gregory
W. B. ‘Connell
Hicney Jo Club
H. Jenzies
JG. Garth
Porter
A. A. Shaford, Jr
Claremont College Letter Recaps Midterm Reports and Activities
Mid term exams have been held and quarterly reports issued as the school enters the third quarter. New students join literary and music departments, societies elect officers, and faculty changes occur. An Oak View Orchestra concert is set for Feb. 12, with Haydn’s second symphony on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beschuol
Eacn
Elizabeth | McDowell
Lillie
Barringer
Ollie Meador
Alda Killian
Bayne Rutledge
Gastonia
Hattie ‘Stowe
Lowell
Mise Woodward
Washington
Lina Peck
Gold Hill
Mattie Brian
South Carolina
Brian
Oak View Orchestra
K. B. Patterson
Lenoir College
Haydn
Locke McCorkle
Newtor
Prof. Patterson
J Uillie Bell Hallman
Shoes Ad Highlight at J. A Bowles Store
A short promotional note touts men’s Hors Red Shape and Imperial shoes as top choices for men and women, claiming no superior styles at J. A Bowles. The quirky phrasing suggests a local retailer emphasis on durable footwear and fashion for both genders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Bowles
A Beautiful Complexion Lotion Ad and Local Weddings
An 1890s ad promotes Cydonia Lotion by Burwell and Dann Co claiming softening whitening of skin and sunburn relief at 25 cents. Nearby, new Baptist churches at Rhodhils and Brookford were dedicated with Rev J D Harte and Rev Livingstone Johnson officiating. A wedding at the bride’s home last Tuesday evening featured Rev D M Litaker performing the ceremony for Es wa Phillins and Misa Susie we e, with details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enn
Burwell and Dann Co
Rhodhils
Brookford
J. D. Harte
Livingstone Johnson
Es Wa Phillins
Misa Susie We
Hemee
D. M. Litaker
Cabinet work and upholstery at 1406 Eleventh Ave
A local craftsman offers cabinet making, upholstery, and furniture refinishing at 1406 Eleventh Ave. He specializes in screen doors, windows, mantles, and promises to upgrade old pieces to like new. Call before buying elsewhere. packing and shipping available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Ave
Speakers at Lutheran Laymen Convention in Salisbury
List of speakers for the Lutheran Laymen Missionary Movement convention to be held in Salisbury February 7 to 9. Names include Gov. W. W. Kitchin, Rev. E. C. Cronk secretary, Dr. E. T. Horn, Dr. R. L. Pritz, and many others from multiple cities and states. Also mentions a rheumatism remedy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickery
Harry B Gechardt
Balto
R C Holland
Saiem
Geo
Cromer
Newberry
CB King
Charlotte
J. Murakami
Kumamoto
Japan
BL Amberger
Concord
L B Wolfe
Brits
A J Stirewall
L G M Miller
Columbia
S M L Stirewall
Hickory
Kenneth Baker
Greenwood
WC Stoever
Phila
B E Copenhaver
Marion
J Campbell White
New York
G F McAllister
Mount Pleasant
AH Kohn
S_C
RL Patterson
C A Freed
E Doughty
JA Alexander
Staunton
Vai
Henry Harris
W C Shaeffer
Atlanta
JE Pareee Winchester
W H Greever
A Granville
Gettys
C.W" Polvogt
Wilmington
Isaac Oam Day
Gunter
Ind
Final Sunday service at Ascension Church honors Moody
On Ascension Sunday January 20 the church offered a memorable service as Rev John B Moody preached on Jesus or Barabbas and the Epiphany’s meaning. The evening featured a farewell for Moody who departs next week for Arizona with strong support from diverse congregations and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of As Ascension
John 8. Moody
Jesus
Barabbas
K. Moody
Arizona
Ga Murphy
J. G. Garth
E. de. F. Heald, Jr
Moody
Jesus Christ
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Invites Public to Services
Reverend J H Wannemacher leads Holy Trinity Lutheran Church with Sunday School at 9 45 am and morning service at 11 30 am The afternoon league meets at 2 80 pm The evening service at 7 pm The morning theme Jesus stills the tempest The evening focus lead us not into temptation Large crowds and over 200 envelopes noted from recent canvass All are welcome to worship at Holy Trinity and join these inspiring services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caristom
West Hickory
Miriam White
Gir
Divine Library
Dixty
God
Ezra
Antiochus Epiphanes
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
J. H. Wannemacher
Lam
Dunige
Jesus
Holy Trinity
Reverend Crane and Bride Sail for Africa Mission
Rev. C. L. Crane and his bride Miss Louise Dixon departed yesterday afternoon for Philadelphia and will sail on the Merion Saturday for the Congo Mission of the Southern Presbyterian church. The church congregation wished them God speed after his Africa address on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Crane
Bride
Louise Dixon
Philadelphia
Merion
Africa
Congo
Southern Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Rexall Orderlies Promise Immediate Constipation Relief
The Grimes Drug Co promotes Rexall Orderlies with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. Claims include no diarrhea or nausea and suitability for children and the elderly. Available in three sizes: 12 tablets for 10 cents, 36 tablets for 25 cents, and 80 tablets for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Rexall Orderlies
Grimes Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chamber of Commerce
D. J. Eliott
A. A
Col
Thornton
Geo. Bilater
Edgar Yoder
Leghorn
Ornington
Carrol Shuford
RO. Abernethy
Watt Shuford
Tilke
J.C. Martin
Gertral
W. Ragiy
T. W. Chambliss
Charlotte Observer
A. A. Whitener
Civic League
J. Shuford
Nicklory
H. P. Lutz
B. Blackwelder
Huffman
Fry
B. W. L. Hall
Waverly
Chamber
Church of the Ascension
Parish Church
E. B. Cline
Traveller's Club
J. L. Cilley
Scott
Ballantynes
K . Menzies
Ebeard
Eracos
Rick Clair
Wen
Martha Trolly
Anc Ved
W. A. Hall
Claremont College Letter
S. Mauney
Cherryville
J.M. Rhodes
Lincolnton
Rev. L. AL. Lobr
Helen Graham
Vtladelphia
Roy Aberneth
John Hall
Bessmer
Hall
Leal
Phonisane
Col. Thornton
Josh Billings
Lucile Little
Eva Worth Moody
Globe, Ariz
Eva Moody
Joe Aiken
John Henderson
Miss Little
Henderson
Lowe
McComb
Richle
Hot Holbrook
Irae Shuto Gamble
Gamble
Litakera
Joshua
Judges
Ruth
Samuel
Job
Solomon
Jeremiah
Salis
W. H
Grees Horo
J. A. Bowles
L. E Zerden
California
Lawrence Cline & Co
J. C. Rhodes
C. M. Shuford
John Winson
Newton
N. C
Hardin
Rhodes
Henry L. Benta
N.C
Mary Rowe
Conover
Telephone
Newton 96
Fletcher
Castoria
Peakers
J. S. Moody
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!