Cottage Industries Not Tar Heels Huge Incomes
North Carolina crafts folk turn wood carving silversmithing and weaving into steady family incomes near Asheville Burnsville Moore County and the Smokies. Artisans like Stuart Nye Dan l Boone and the Bushees build small operations into regional businesses while the Southern Highland Handicraft Guild vets and sells many items.
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Asheville
Dan'l Boone the Yan
Burnsville
Dan'l
Bushees
Jacques Bushee
Moore County
England
Stuart Nye
Veteran's Hospital
Nye
Roby Buchanan
Miller
Hawk
Bessie Blauvelt
Southern Highland Handicraft Guild
Brasstown
John C. Campbell
Folk School
Shooting Creek
Tom White To Head Wildlife Committee
Kinston attorney Tom White was named chairman of the legislation committee of the North Carolina wildlife federation. Joining him are judges Don Phillips and Clawson L. Williams, M. P. Newson, John Manning, E. L. Hardin, H. Lorra ine, Clarence Ridings, Dr. Kelly Bennett, R Hewlett, and William A. Pearch Jr. A separate note recalls an ostrich chase incident at the New York zoological park.
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Raleigh
Tom White
Kinston
North Carolina Wildlife Federation
P. K. Gravely
Rocky Mount
Superior Court
Don Phillips
Rockingham
Clawson L
Kelly Bennett
Bryson City
R Hewlett
Wilmington
William A. Pearch, Jr
Weldon
Good pasture urged as key dairy feed source
John A. Arey of the State College extension service told North Carolina dairymen that good pasture is the cheapest dairy feed and expanding pasture offers the best chance to lower costs this year. He warned many herds keep inefficient cows in February and urged culling and reallocation of labor to the remaining herd.
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College Station
Raleigh
John A. Arey
State College Extension Service
Dairyman
North Carolina
Arey
Arey de
Sardine City Celebrates Centennial Prompting World Center Title
Monterey California marks its centennial as the sardine capital with a 20 million dollar industry. The 11 residents directly rely on canneries and fishing jobs in cannery row. Night fishing dominates August to February with 18 million pounds caught in a single season. Last year 80 percent of the pack went to armed forces. European nations seek American sardines for food relief.
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Monterey
Cal
INS
John D. Sloat
Monterey Bay
United States
Fcen
Erocan Can Company
Phasoe
Europe
Dr A B Croom Opens Offices On N Main
Dr A B Croom formerly a flight surgeon with the Sth and 9th air forces in England France and Germany opens general practice at 114 North Main Street He is a Max ton native son of Mrs Maude Dinwid die Croom and the late Dr Bascom Croom He studied at N C State and the Medical College of Virginia and trained in Philadelphia He and Mrs Martha Campbell plan to live at Rowella apartments Also noted a South American giant armadillo escaped from New York zoological park in five minutes of digging to vanish in hard ground.
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A. Bascom Croom
Sth
9Th Air Forces
England
France
Germany
North Main Street
Iine
Croom
Maxton
Maude Dinwiddie Croom
Bascom Croom
James Dinwiddie
Peace College
Raleigh
Lutherans Plan 142nd Annual North Carolina Convention
Winston-Salem hosts the United Evangelical Lutheran synod of North Carolina February 26 to 28 at Augsburg Lutheran Church. Dr. Franklin Clark Fry, national president, will speak twice. committees will present reports on audits, investments, missions, relief, and church activities with many local clergy listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Franklin Clark Fry
United Lutheran Church
United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina
Augsburg Lutheran Church
Ray R. Fisher
Fry
United States
Europe
England
Denmark
France
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
Lutheran World Convention
Federal Council of Churches of America
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Dogwood
Moses Welch
Blue Ridge
Smokies
Moses
E. Chesson
Harker’s Island
Nature
Bill Sharpe Raleigh
Bessie
Granny Donaldson
Italy
Granny Rege
Granny
Chanie Harden
Boone
Chippendale
SSS
5.S. Co
African Plains
New York Zoological Park
Bronx River
A. B. Croom
N. Main
New York’ Zoological Park
South America
J. L. Morgan
B. E. Petrea
Salisbury
F. L. Conrad
High Point
G. W. Lingle
Gastonia
C. N. Yount
B. L. Trexler
R. B. Cuthbertson
Hamlet
L. ©. Roof
Rural Hall
Vance M. Daniels
Sanford
J. C. Dickert
Liberty
B. S. Brown, Jr
Lincolnton
H. G. Fisher
Landis
Charles S. Heilig
Ist
G. W. McClanahan
Bessemer City
S. W. Hahn
Concord
L. E. Blackwelder
Mooresville
P. D. Brown
J. A. Linn
Hendersonville
J. L. Norris
Kannapolis
C. E. Norman
H. E. Isenhour
J. F. Crigler
Charlotte
G. H. Rhodes
Albemarle
B. J. Wessinger
Hickory
W. N. Yount
Asheboro
North Carolina Lutheran
History of Synod
M. L. Stirewall
Columbia
S. C
W. T. Nau
Lenoir Rhyne College
O. W. Sink
W. B. Freed
Faith
H. R. Greenholt
Lenoir Rhyne
N. C. Council of Churches
H. A. Schroder
Durham
G. F. Schott
W. H. Ton
A. Phillips
F. P. Cauble
C. Lee
Shipton
Alamance
Piedmont
Duke Power Company
Forestry Department
Duke Power
Fedor Carolina
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