Life Underwriters Meet at Sheraton
The January meeting of the High Point association of Life Underwriters, with over 25 members, was held at the Sheraton. D. D. Parsons presided, welcoming Robert A. McPheeters of Wachovia Bank as guest. H. Taylor led the program with H. F. Abels of Colonial Life Insurance delivering a strong talk on life insurance as a profession. W. L. Garner discussed life insurance as an investment, and W. H. Currie of Colonial Life spoke on facing the new year with courage. New members from Metropolitan Life included J. Heath, L. Holloway Jr., G. E. Meadows, W. E. Price, Arthur Gibson, W. Lomax, R. D. Rike, and B. R. Husk. I. A. Parks was elected national committeeman to represent the local association on the National Association of Life Underwriters executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Association of Life Underwriters
Sheraton Hotel
D. D. Parsons
Robert A. McPheeters
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
H. Taylor
H. F. Abels
Colonial Life Insurance Com
Colonial Life Insurance Company
J. Heath
Imperial Life
Holloway, Jr
Pilot Life
G. EB. Meadows
Fant Kelly
W. E. Price
Arthur Gibson
W. ©. Lomax
R. D. Rike
B. R. Huskey
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
I. A. Parks
National Association of Life Underwriters
Yet One Wonders About Finances An Enid Bank Letter
A bank receives a customer letter blaming a tangle of laws taxes and civic organizations for financial ruin. The writer complains of constant demands and government overreach and ends with a blunt curse about what comes next. The missive is attributed to The Employer in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Bank
Society of St. John
Women’s Relief
Navy League
Children’s Home
Policemen’s Benefit
Dorcas Society
Boy Scouts
Jewish Relief
Near East
Gold Diggers’ Home
Red Cross
Black Cross
White Cross
Double Cross
Oklahoma City
Honoring Pioneering Women in State Legislature
The speech praised the state's selection of capable public servants and highlighted trailblazers Mrs. BE. L. McKee of Sylva as the first woman senator in the state and Mrs. Lillie M. Mebane of Rockingham as the fourth woman to serve in the house, applauding their historic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. McKee
Sylva
Lillie M. Mebane
Rockingham
Kiwanis Club Enjoys Musical Program at Luncheon
A Kiwanis luncheon in the Elwood Hotel dining room featured a program by Missea Margaret Sloan and Mil dred Luce of High Point College with L. L. Stookey at the piano. Dr. F. G. Woodruff and Garland Daniel led the event as Stookey played Kiwanis numbers and members joined in singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missea Margaret Sloan
Mildred Luce
High Point College
L. L. Stookey
Kiwanis Club
Elwood Hotel
F. G. Woodruff
Garland Daniel
Mr. Stookey
Kiwanis
Miss Luce
Miss Sloan
Encore numbers draw applause at event as directors plan meet
Numbers were greatly enjoyed with an encore for each artist. The board of directors will meet Monday night at 6:30. Reid Terry and Bob Sechrest were named to arrange a program for next Friday's meet. Guests included Professor George Powell, W. L. Jones of Five Cuse and Mr. Loughlin of Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Terry
Bob Sechrest
Geo Woeell
W. L. Jones
Sive Cus
Mr. Loughlin
Charlotte
Time Is Subject Of Lions Address By T. Wingate Andrews
T Wingate Andrews superintendent of city schools gave a Lions Club dinner talk on Time using an hourglass as illustration. A large attendance participated after a business briefing presided by June Woollen. Program led by G C Farr and Paul Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wingate Andrews
Lions Club
Sheraton Hotel
Local meeting names and prize winner noted
Koonce and Rev. W BR were named to arrange the top meeting next on January The attendance prize dong bee Russell was won by L ythe.
Lexington to Open New Drug Store by J. B. Jones
Lexington will get a new business with stock of goods stored in a building for a drug store owned and operated by J. B. Jones. The stock is to be placed and ready for the opening in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Jones
Lexington
Governor backs modern prison and county reform plan
The governor urged abolishing the current system and creating a new countyless commission. He proposed a modern inexpensive state prison at Cary prison farm to replace the present antiquated Fire Trap. He called for tax relief, consolidation to save money, and mandatory county consolidations while urging eight months school terms at lower cost. He criticized inefficiency and malmanagement by county officials and supported enabling acts for shared jails and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
General Assembly
North Carolina
Gardner
Brookings
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Africa
Francis X. Bushman, Jr
Alberta Vaughn
CTU
Joseph Herclshlimer Olable David
Tomble David
Richard Cromwell
Noah Beery
Joan Peers
Henry B. Walthall
Muse
Talkartoon
Paramount News
LIFE
Sheraton
High Point Association
Riasto
Laurel
Gow
Chapter
Penslar
STORE
Amint
Armand’s Powder
J. Tale
Phillips
Magnesia
Hepatica
B.C
Simmons
Harold J. Traynor
Pie
Pittsburgh
Pirate
Eva L. Helmer
Cincinnati
First Presbyterian Church of
Walnut Hills
Frederick N. McMillan
St. Louis
San Francisco
Lasareane
Robles
Cali
Pirates
Margaret Sloan
Broadway
Buck Jones
Mack Sennett
Robert Montgomery
Nancy Carroll
Ruby’s, Inc
Credj
Commerce Street
Ace Tait
Miss Gooch
North Main Street
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