Mrs Sprinkle Promotes Red Cross Regional Conference
Mrs Mary Camp Sprinkle regional director announces a Piedmont North Carolina Red Cross conference in Winston-Salem at the Robert E Lee hotel on September 23 with speakers William Carr Hunt and Dr Thomas E Green among those invited. A Western North Carolina session follows September 24 in Charlotte.
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Piedmont North Carolina
American Red Cross
Winston-Salem
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Mary Camp Sprinkle
The
Red Cross
Sprinkle
Piedmont
North Carolina
Charlotte
High Point
T. W. Sprinkle
William Carr Hunt
Thomas E. Green
Western
Carolina
Lawrence
State Federation of Labor
Gardner
National Red Cross
George Myer
Washington
Regional Director Mary Sprinkle Promotes Red Cross Work
Regional Director Mary Sprinkle in Pennsylvania outlines her background including prior roles in North Carolina state welfare and UNC summer school. She notes Red Cross drought aid impact and praises full-time volunteers, contrasts southern and northern practices, and cites High Point diversity in industry supporting staple goods.
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Ington
Pennsylvania
State Welfare Department
Public Welfare Institute
University of North Carolina
Harnett County
Columbia University
New York School of Social Work
Red Cross
Vicks Expands Advertising For New White VapoRub
Vick Chemical doubles ad budget this season with most funds for newspaper space. The company will launch a new stainless white Vicks VapoRub alongside the traditional amber version, both identical in formula. Advertising outlays have not declined despite economic conditions and aim to attract new customers.
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Vick Chemical Company
Vicks
Take Her Out To Dinner At Least Once-A-Week
Vacation and daily duties are described as a needed break for wives and mothers. The piece urges husbands to treat their wife or mother to dinner at least one evening per week, suggesting The Princess Cafe in High Point as a leading restaurant option.
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High Point
The
Princess Cafe
Diversified Industry Growth in High Point Manufactures
High Point shows a broad manufacturing base beyond furniture and hosiery with forty factories producing oil burners, street cars, and varied goods. Economic strength stems from efficient production and proximity to urban markets amid 660 percent wealth growth and 23.6 percent population rise in ten years, sustaining a well paid employed workforce.
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High Point
Navy awards 45 fighting planes contract to Boeing
The Navy Department placed a contract for 45 fighting planes worth 527,947 dollars with Boeing Airplane Company of Seattle.
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Washington
Navy Department
Boeing Airplane Company
Seattle
County License Notice for Various Trades in High Point
County license taxes are required for automobile dealers motor cycle dealers service stations gas filling stations pawnbrokers fortune tellers dealers in horses and mules pistols pistol cartridges lightning rod agents sewing machine agents slot machines coin locks and coin operated pool tables. Pool tables and bowling alleys outside incorporated areas also require licenses. Unpaid licenses incur a 10 percent penalty and a 5 percent additional penalty will be added Sept 1. Apply at once at the Tax Office 116 West Washington Street High Point.
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West Washington Street
High Point
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