Address of Dr Poole in Craven on The Duties and Relations of the Medical Profession
A report on Dr Poole of Craven delivering an address to physicians in the Ninth Medical District about the duties of the medical profession to the nation in peace and war. It highlights patriotism, lessons from history, and the role of medical staff in future campaigns, plus remarks by Mr L M McCormick on public health and disease control.
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Poole
Cra‘en
Ninth Medical District
Craven
Rome
Europe
Arabia
Brennius
Montgomery
Arnold
Canada
Gorgas
Panama Canal
France
San Francisco
Pacific
LM. McCormick
McCormick
Asheville
Washington
Baraca Class Notes at First Baptist on Joseph’s life
Baraca boys at First Baptist study Joseph from the cave of Dothan to the throne of Egypt. The class, led by Mr. Hosley, invites town men and visitors to join Sunday sessions for a focused biblical study with reflections on trials temptations and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraca
First Baptist Church
Joseph
Jacob
Beorenim
Cave of Dothan
Dothan
Egypt
Hosley
Conference Meeting of Second District U D C Held
The Abel A Shuford Chapter of the U D C hosted a conference for six North Carolina towns in the Second District on April 26 to celebrate Mrs Parsley of Wilmington, founder of the U D C in the state. Visitors from Newton and Morganton attended, with Mrs Will Overman of Salisbury directing. Social events followed with hymns, a luncheon, and tributes to Abel A Shuford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel A. Shuford
North Carolina
U. D.C
Lenoir
Morganton
Newton
Leeksville
Spray
Hickory
Parsley
Wilmington
U.D. C
Will Overman
Salisbury
F. M. Williams
E. B. Cline
Frank
Rose Martin
Emma Bonner
Alfred Moretz
E. L. Shuford
Royster
Overman
Hawn
Social Circles and Book Club Gatherings End Season
Mrs F B Ingold hosted the Thursday Study Club on April 24 with thirteen members present. Guests Mrs Super and Miss Gertrude Cogan of Philadelphia. readings on Woman in the ome and Queen of Denmark. dinner for sixteen. Frank Ingold welcomed. last meeting May 8 with Mrs W H Little. Hickory Book Club, April 23, discussed The Island of Beautiful Things by W A Dromgoole. new officers elected E L Shuford president, A A Shuford Jr vice president, Chadwick secretary. flowers and playful placecards with Nonsense Botany pun sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Ingold
Super
Gertrude Cogan
Philadelphia
L.R. Whitener
Frye
Harte
Denmark
Study Club
Constance Best
Frank Benard Phettiplace Ingold
W. H. Little
G. H. Geitner
Hickory Book Club
Green Hills
Island of Beautiful Things
W. A. Dromgoole
E. L. Shuford
A. A. Shuford, Jr
Chadwick
Ir. G. F. Rink Dead and Funeral Held
Ir. G F Rink died leaving a daughter Mrs Gus Fry near Startown. He was buried Saturday at St Pauls church at 2 pm conducted by Rev B L Stroup. He was 76, an old Confederate soldier with Co F 23rd NC Volunteers. Catawba County citizen noted for peaceable industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grigas
Gus Fry
Startown
St. Paul’s Church
B. L. Stroup
Rink
Co. F
North Carolina Volunteers
Catawba County
Welcome Address to Hickory District Medical Society
The Chamber of Commerce and residents welcome the District Medical Society to Hickory. A tribute to Dr. J H Shuford and Richard Baker, praising medical progress, public health, and the role of physicians in extending productive life. The address urges prevention, scientific medicine, and moral uplift, inviting the society to use the Chamber office as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hickory
J. H. Shuford
Richard Baker
Quini Ieiner
Hun
Joy
Highory Municipal Election Passes Off Quietly
Light voter turnout with 161 ballots cast in the Highory municipal election. Mayor candidate C H Geitner led with 144 votes. alderman results included C C Best 181, J L Cilley 120, J L Abernethy 145, and J W Shuford 135. Nearby events noted: Amelia and Lizzie McComb hosted a dinner Friday the 25th. Sharp injury and labor news followed: H E McComb family present at dinner. Guy C Huntt injured near Claremont. Claremont coal chute workers struck over wage rise, then returned to work Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Geitner
C. C. Best
J. L. Cilley
J. L. Abernethy
J. W. Shuford
Amelia
Lizzie McComb
H. E._ McComb
J. G. Garth
L. R. Whitener
A. E. Russell
A. P. Super
Iredell Test Farm Showcases North Carolina Scientific Farming
John Lee Coulter extols scientific farming in North Carolina highlighting the Iredell Test Farm at Statesville. The farm under F T Meacham tests fertilizers N P K Ca and lime, breeds wheat and oats by finger selection, and analyzes varieties of corn pears apples and peaches to boost yields and profits. The piece emphasizes education, state departments, and improved methods as keys to prosperity for Southern farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee Coulter
National Census Bureau
F. T. Meacham
State Department of Aviculture
North Carolina
Raleigh
Meacham
Iredell
Statesville
Piedmont
F. T. ‘Meacham
Blue Ridge Mountains
Greensboro
Iredell Test Farm
San Jose
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hteica ‘Mey
Hickory High School
Miss Litaker
Loulalee Wolfe
Marjorie Whitener
Cobb
Cecil Best
Liaker
Frank Martin
Lucile
Robbie Cobb
Louise Hollaway
Lois Long
Kathrine Stevenson
Jstreet
Hilda Field
Litaker
Louise Holloway
Effie Johnson
Ir. G. F. Rink
Houston Post
Sloetown
Buffalo 1
U Sft District Medical Society
W. H. Nicholson
Highory
Guy C. Huntt
Claremont
Ting
Iredell Test Fell
Statesville, N. C
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