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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1930

Page

6

Speakers named to open drive of American Legion

Goldsboro NC Jan 16 Speakers named to open the American Legion drive in North Carolina posts Tuesday Jan 28 at 8 pm as part of a week long member roundup Col George K Freeman state commander announces the lineup with post locations and meeting places.

American Legion Goldsboro North Carolina Col. Geo. K. Freeman Legion A. B. Corey Greenville D. J. Spruill Beaufort County Washington G. A. Barden New Bern Pitt County J. D. Langston Edward G. Bond Edenton T. W. Armstrong Columbia Farmville J. C. Lanier John Hassell Williamston Jas K E. Jetro Plymouth Frank Giles Kinston Scappernong Frank Pierson W G. Sniter Weldon Robt B. Anderson Wilson Geo. K. Freeman Eason Tiney Tarboro Cole Burgess Raleigh Limer Warrenton H. A. Newell Henderson

Local leaders listed by district and county in North Carolina

The document catalogs names and placements of district commanders and officials across North Carolina counties and towns. It lists Hohenzollern, Clark, Bracy Stockard, and many others by district, city, and role, including commanders for the Sixth and Ninth districts and additional officers in the Eighth and Tenth districts.

Boy Scouts Globe-Trot Ring Features District Leaders

A long list of district and department commanders and officers appears, detailing names such as J. O. Thomas of Spray and George K. Freeman of Goldsboro, plus numerous local leaders across North Carolina. The scope spans Fourth Division to Negro division with attendees and postings in Raleigh, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Durham and many towns.

Gteen J. O. Thomas Spray Chapel Hill Allen Adams Greensboro Durham W. T. Joyner Raleigh Henry K. Burtner Bennett Nooe L Leaksville Clyde Bolling Winston-Salem W. B. Umstead Walter B. Ellis Burlington I. Thurman Mann High Point Cole Morehead City George L. Peterson Clinton Carteret Beaufort Tar Heel Mount Olive Hugh Dortch Goldsboro Charles R Gavin Warsaw E. H. Bain Wallace W. Stevens Burgaw Harry M. Symmes Wilmington Fremont J. C. Crone Lawrence A. Oxley T. S. Bullock H. Gummer Henry Ellis Wilson John Boyden Asheville R. H. Hamilton John Robert Cockrell East Spencer Chauncey Carson Henry Evans New Bern Mathew Smith Joseph T. Price Salisbury Bishop Dale Morris L. Slaughter A. W. Ferguson Crales Norwood R. Tyson Winstead Washington Lawrence Stephens Winthrop-Ward Weldon C. A. Black Maceo T. Alston Harold L. Trigg Clark Gabriel Hickory Lawrence L. Lewis Lopp-Hargrave Lexington B. A. Bianchi Frankfort Germany United States Herman Garbe Franz Series Frieder Sigmund Paul Kage Europe Asia Minor North Africa Central and South America Orient Asia

S S S Blood Tonic Promises Clear Skin and Vitality

An advertisement extols S S S as a natural blood tonic to improve internal health and skin clarity. It claims increased energy, better sleep, firmer flesh, steadier nerves, and resistance to illness, with urging to take daily at mealtime and purchase the larger bottle for economy.

S.S.S Nature All Good Drug U.S.S

United States Drives Half the World’s Work, Says Professor Read

Dr. Thomas T. Read of Columbia University, mining professor, asserts that half of global labor is performed in the United States. He argues the nation’s industrial capacity and workforce strength underpin this share and reflects on implications for economics and policy.

United States Thomas T. Read Columbia University

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