Annual Legion Conference in Gastonia Delivers Inspiration
The American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary held their annual post officers conference in Gastonia on February 16. National Commander Duke O Neill and National President Mrs Wilma D Hoyal attended though medical issues limited speeches. Assistant National Adjutant Frank E Samuel and Henry L Stevens stepped in for the commander and delivered strong remarks. Mrs Robert Lincoln Hoyal gave an inspiring talk as Auxillary head.
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American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Gastonia
Duke” O'Neil
Wilma D. Hoyal
Legion
Frank E. Samuel
Henry L. Stevens
Robert Lincoln Hoyal
Henry Stevens
Congress
Don C. Johnston
Department
Reverdy J. Miller
Charlotte
Auxiliary
Johnston
Oteen
the Legion
Post Service
Post Service Officers
Department Service
C. L. Sherrill
Statesville
F. A. Hutchison
N. C
State Service
Shapiro
National Rehabilitation Committee of the American Legion
Washington, D. C
Sherrill
Con C. Johnston
Frank E. Samuels
Natex touted by local resident at Mann's Drug Store
Mrs. W. 8. Williams of 1001 Tate St. reports dramatic relief from chronic ailments after using Natex at Mann's Drug Store, praising improved digestion, sleep, and fatigue. The piece also covers American Legion events and a High Point ordinance update on billiard and bowling licenses.
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Natex
W. 8. Williams
Tate St
Mann's Drug Store
S. Main St
S. Mann &T
Select Orator To Represent County
Iris Frank of Tyre high school will represent Davidson county in the district oratorical contest of the American Legion to be held in Lexington on March 6. Davidson Cabarrus Rowan Stanly and Union counties will compete for the honor of advancing.
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Lexington
Iris Frank
the Tyre High School
Davidson County
American Legion
Davidson
Cabarrus
Rowan
Stanly
Union Counties
Davidson county oratorical winner earns district nod
Miss Frank representing Davidson county won the county oratorical contest held at the local high school auditorium. She earned a cash prize of five dollars donated by the Lexington and Thomasville posts of the American Legion under whose auspices the contest was conducted and will advance to the district contest in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
Miss Frank
Davidson County
Sch
Lexington
Thomasville
American Legion
New York Leads In Airport Investments in Nation
New York state tops the nation in airport investments with 19 90 000 dollars, based on a Commerce Department survey. Michigan follows with 14 892 000 dollars and California with 13 165 000 dollars in the three-year period.
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N. Y
Washington
New York State
Department of Commerce
Michigan
California
Land purchase surpasses all other spending by state
The report notes that more funds were spent acquiring land than for any other purpose, with the next major outlay directed toward hangers construction.
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Hangere
North Carolina
Free Treatment Offered To Sufferers By R Lepso Milwaukee
Reports claim a treatment has proved successful in checking attacks of fits and an ad offers free treatment to all sufferers. R Lepso, Apt 64, 123 Ed Wright, Milwaukee, Wis, invites eligible affiliates to write for the free program at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lepso
Wright
Milwaukee
Wis
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High Point
American Legion Post
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
City of
E. M. Knox
Department of
Ment
National Committee
Executive
U. S
House
Senate
America
W. S. Williams
Matton Drug Company
Mer
North Main Street
Rox
Pruly
Esso
Esso Globes
Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey
Standard
English & Phillips Streets
Montlieu Avenue
South Main & Clay Sts
Fair Grove Service Station
Thomasville, N. C
Arthur Black
Mendenhall Motor Co
Spencer & Fulton
Trinity, N. C
A. M. Spencer
Trinity
Lewis Spencer
Flint Hill
Mountain
Danville
Help-A-Motor Co
Kernersville
Stafford Sales Co
Russell L. Hastings
J. F. Blackburn
Colfax
5. Bull
A. E. Kirkman
W. L. Kirkman
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