Farm Bureau aims boost Guilford County agriculture
A Guilford County Farm Bureau meeting in Greensbor o Saturday planned to expand county representation with two farmers from each township serving on the bureau. Attendees included many local farmers and educators who endorsed monthly meetings and 12 routes to cover all townships and advance the endless chain pig club initiative.
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BE. Latham
Greensboro
Industrial Department of the Commercial Club of
High Point
Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
RK. D. Huffines
Kimrey
John H. Yow
Ed. Clodfelt
McD. Pope
J. A. Suits
Miss Stephenson
Anderson
Stephenson
Township Bureau Seeks Increased County Support
County commissioners may not raise appropriations this year but arrangements were made for the township representative of the bureau to present the case at the January meeting. He will urge the needed funds to expand bureau work in line with county needs.
City bonds sought for railway extension to Norfolk Southern
Citizens discuss revoting bonds on December 20 1916 to fund the Carolina and Yadkin River railway extension to connect with the Norfolk Southern line. Mr Vater states bond exchange for railway stock will deliver the remaining £25000.
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Vater
Carolina and
Associated Charities Elect Directors at Annual Meeting
The Associated Charities held its annual meeting in the school auditorium with Dr. James A. Clark delivering the sermon. About $50 was contributed, and a slate of directors including Dr T Rowe D H Parsons D T Andrews Miss Clara Cox Mrs Bassie Wilson A W Klemme J W Clinard Dr Dred Peacock F N Tate Rev J M Hilliard W F Norman and Mrs Frank Gurley was elected for the coming year. Plans for next year will be set at the first directors’ meeting. The sermon urged citywide charity as essential to a thriving community. Also noted were Howard Berry’s standout gridiron performances ending rumors about Penn’s gameness.
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Associated Charities
James A Clarke
First Baptist Church
Charities
T. Rowe
D. H. Parsons
D. T. Andrews
Clara Cox
Bassie Wilsom
A. W. Klemme
J. W. Clinard
Dred Peacock
F N. Tate
J. M. Hilliard
W. F. Norman
Frank Gurley
Clark
High Point
Distin guished Aeronaut Ruth Law Dinner at Hotel Astor
An elite crowd gathers tonight at the Hotel Astor in New York to honor Ruth Law holder of the longest nonstop flight in America and the second longest weekly flight. The Aero Club of America arranged the dinner with Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary invited to speak.
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New York
Hotel Astor
Ruth Law
The
Aero Club of America
Robert E. Peary
Presid
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Gailead Couny
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Ford 4Ouity Farm Bureau
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Greenshwe
Guilford
James A. Clark
Tunate
Howard Berry
Penn
Arctic
Arctic Coal
Arctic Ice & Coal Co
Cine
Our
Bank of Commerce
the Welcome Bank
O. E. Kearns
J. H. Adams
V.-Pres
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A. M. Rankin
G. A. Pollock
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Scales Audit Co
J. P. Scales, C. P. A
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C. B. Vestal
Woust
C.roness
Jewele
ID. Rones
Jewelers
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