Van Zandt to be Entertained Here Sunday
James B. Van Zandt commander-in-chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will visit the city Sunday arriving at 1 15 p m and being driven to the Elwood hotel for a 1 30 luncheon with about 100 in attendance He will speak before leaving at 2 30 for Winston Salem to address a 3 30 mass meeting. Van Zandt a native of Altoona Pa is in his third term as national chief and has long led the VFW in securing veterans benefits and Americanism programs. He has served since 1930 as National Chief of Staff and earlier led the James L Noble Post No 3 and the Pennsylvania department. He enlisted in 1917 and served on merchant ships and ships of the U S Navy through World War I. He remains a member of the Naval Reserve and has held AAU championships in sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreignade of
United States
Sunay
V. F. W. Head
Elwood Hotel
van Zandt
Winston-Salem
Altoona
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
America
Louisville
New Orleans
F. W
Jimmie” van Zandt
James L. Noble
Department of Pennsylvania
United States Navy
Pennsylvania
U.S. 8S
Albany
States
Europe
U. S. S. Santa Paula
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Fleet Naval Reserve
Guilford Farmers Seek TVA Benefits In Experiment
Guilford county farmers met to position themselves for Tennessee Valley Authority benefits in an experimental plan. Committee members include R. Flake Shaw, T. D. Carter, Max Fryar, L. L. Hendricks and Grady Bowman. Farmers will grow soil‑improving crops and use erosion controls to receive high test fertilizer from Muscle Shoals for the experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
Tennessee Valley Authority
R. Flake Shaw
T. D. Carter
Max Fryar
L. L. Hendricks
Grady Bowman
Farmera
Registered At Market Today Names Gathered From Many Places
A wide list of registrants appears with hometowns across North Carolina Virginia Georgia and beyond. Individuals include Fred L. Ingram High Point Mrs Grover Kester High Point D. A. Jessee Lynchburg Va and W R Jones Wilmington N C. The roster spans Roanoke Durham Greensboro Salisbury and Norfolk among others and features multiple variants of surnames and given names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Ingram
High Point
Grover Kester
D. A. Jessee
E. F. Jessee
Lynchburg
W. R. Jones
Wilmington
N. C
H. W. Killinger
Roanoke
Jack Kester
Greensboro
Z. V. Groome
F. Reavis
Shelby
Archie King
Hartsville
Lea
H. Dd
Sanford
W. C. Marley
Ramseur
H. Marshall
Macon
W. I. Highes
Greenville
US. C
C. T. McDonald
Columbia
A. Whhite
Mra
A. White
Charlotte
Dorothy Miller
C. D. Morton
Norwood
L. E
E. EF. Turner
Geo. Williard
Winston- Salem
Leon Rose
Durham
W. B. Rudd
W. D. Jr
Buriington
E. Feiberman
Atlanta
J. B. Andrews
Lois Pierce
A. Palk
Harry Simowitz
J. Simowitz
Augusta
R. E. Bass
R. EB
Bass
Rock Hill
Williams Best
Lumberton
WN. C
Louie Kester
Ola Warner
Hickory
B. H. Bradner
A. W. Bunch
Statesville
E. M. King
EB. M. King
Clarence Burgeass
Fred Mane
D. T. Stikefeather
Robert Zarks
J. H. Webster
Eatonton
Francis Joyner
P. E. Joyner
Farmville
H. B. Forrest
Norfolk
D. T. Flynn
Asheville
Jimmy Reeves
Gainsville
R. L. Saunders
Newton
W. B. Green
P. R. Harden
N. E B. Sykes
Graham
Roy. Dawkine Rockingham
C. B. Branwell
B. H. Burroughs
Pelham
T. C. Baker
R. M. Leonard
Salisbury
H. F. Bobo
H. F. Herndon
Winston-Salem
F. J. Stralitz
C. G. Henderson
Adel, Ga
M. W. Majors
Moultrie
J. F. Hix
Lionel Swink
Rockingham
J. A. Collins
L. A. Dunn
R. B. McDuffy
Sumter
8. C
J. A. Bynum
Wyatt Bynum
M. Hamilton
Eunice Bynum
Hope Mills
W. M. Lowder
Albermaine
M. T. Sanders
Reagan Sanders
Commerce, Ga
L. Schwartz
Roy Fowlkes
R. C. Goodman
Schoolfield
J. B. Simmons, Jr
J. E. Simmons
Tarbore
A. E. Spivey
Maiden
J. E. Stevickers
J. EB. Stevick
A. J. Edwards
Raleigh
A. L. Latham
A. C. Harrison
Washington, N. C
B. C. Barnes
D. J. Sprott
K. G. Snead
Concord
E. F. Southerland
T. P. Sprot
Joe Sprott
Smithfield
C. G. Steele
Edith Steele
C. D. Thompson
T. B. Steele
Logan
W. Va
W. A. Crank Montgomery
C. T. Crowe
Athen
A. F. Epting
Wright Brown
W. H. and
D. P. Stowe Co
C. W. Fite
Belmont
W. F. Smith
A. D. Tarlton
Wadesboro
J. R. Troxler
Martinsville
Beatrice Philpott
D. E. Turner
D. EB. Turner
Mooresville
W. L. Honeycutt
H. W. Honeycutt
W. G. Britton
Columbus
C. D. Stroup
J. R. Talley
Siler City
R. L. Clymer
Mrs. C. Mooney
Doylestown
M. Comess
Norfolk, Va
D. W. Smith
Gaffney
G. L Crump
Leaksville
H. J. Bozemore
Daytona Beach
Fla
W. A. Palmer
Knoxville
Tenn
R. W. Pritchard I
Evans
G. C. Seymore
W. C. Pierce
P. L. Page
Fayetteville
A. J. Fogel
Fogel
E. M. Corbett
B. M. Corbett
Providence
R. L
J. EB. Vaughn
Carrboro
Frank R. Runion
Berwind
W. V
R. L. Leonard
A. D. Parr
Lancaster
W. R. Wilson
J. A. Mahoney
Charleston
O. V. Kester
C. H. Jones
T. M. Smith
A. P. Sands, Jr
Meldaville
A. M. Schewel
Be Valued through the Years A Square at a Time
Be valued through the years a row at a time a square at a time describes making lacy knitted squares joined into a dresser scarf or bedspread. Pattern 6462 provides complete instructions and a 4m illustration with stitches and materials. Send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. 259 W 14th Street New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N.Y
Law Rites Held in S C Today
Spartanburg S C January 23 The city paid final homage to William A Law Philadelphia president of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company fatally wounded in a hunting accident in North Carolina The body was brought from Greensboro N C where he died after his hunting companion S Clay Williams stumbled on a honeysuckle vine and fired his shotgun Burial at Oakwood cemetery followed services at First Presbyterian Church Williams chairman of R J Reynolds Tobacco was grief stricken Law was 71 born in Darlington and entered local banking in 1881 later moving to Philadelphia in 1903 He was a former president of the American Banking Association Surviving: widow two daughters three brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
William A. Law
Philadelphia
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Greensboro
N. C
S. Clay Williams
NRA
Law
Siler City
Oakwood Cemetery
First Presbyterian Church
Williams
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
Darlington
S. C
American Banking Association
Commercial Bank Of Lexington Retires $60,000 In Stock
Lexington January 23 stockholders meet next Friday January 24 to ratify retirement of one half of the bank's $120,000 preferred stock. The action follows RFC assisted reorganization in 1933 and awaits final clearance from the state commissioner of banks and RFC FDIC officials. The bank shows strong earnings and deposits at a post reopening peak with the same board and officers reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Commercial Bank of
RFC
State Commissioner of Banks
FDIC
Fred C. Allen
J. W. Moffitt
J. H Greer
L. M. Grimes
BE. B. Craven
G. W. Smith
H. T. Link
J. T. Hedrick
B. C. Philpott
G. W. Mountcastle
W. O. Burgin
Six Scarlet Fever Cases In Randolph County
Asheboro reports six scarlet fever cases in Randolph County since the new year. Health officer Dr. G H Sumner warns parents to prevent spread amid rising fever concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Asheboro
G. H. Sumner
Randolph County
Windmill Missing Couple Seeks Injunction Over Alleged Theft
In a divorce petition filed by Mrs Susan Hibler she seeks a court injunction to stop husband Andrew from surrendering farm assets including five cows mules oxen 20 ducks 100 chickens two bulls 11 hogs and a 34 acre tract near Huntingburg North Carolina plus scattered names tied to Norfolk Gibsonville Clemmons High Point Waycross Mebane Worthville and Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Susan Hibler
Andrew
Hunteburg
Internal remedy claim for piles by Dr J B Leonhardt Hemroid
The advertisement claims piles arise from internal blood congestion and vein weakness. It promotes an internal Hemroid remedy by Dr J B Leonhardt that purports to remove the cause, stimulate lower bowel circulation and expel impurities with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8
Leonhardt
Scene At The Mart Big market day with tradesmen and buyers
Harold Coffey of Kent Coffey visits during three weeks of nationwide marketing. John R. Myers prepares for arrival at the ninth floor. Irvin Groome is praised as best dressed salesman and gives roses. Cc. C. Prince learns info at Chamber desk. Ralph Slate samples merchandise. The Southern group shops and notes items for sales records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Coffey
Kent Coffey
South Carolina May Vote On Old Age Pensions
In Columbia South Carolina voters may ballot in the next election on a constitutional amendment to remove prohibitions against old age pensions. Senator Sims Orangeburg chairman of the senate social security committee plans to push a joint resolution submitting the question to voters. Sims spoke after a conference with John G Winant chairman of the national social security board who detailed the local set ups for old age pensions unemployment insurance and other aspects of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
Sims
Orangeburg
Senate Social Security Committee
John G. Winant
National Social Security Board
Winant
Elaborate Bible covers took years to paint
The passage notes that certain early European Bible covers were so ornate that it required more than five years to complete a single cover. This highlights the devotion and craftsmanship invested in medieval religious manuscripts and the scale of workshop projects at the time.
Eases Headache In 3 Minutes Cotics
An ad notes a headache remedy offered in 10 cent and 25 cent packages promising relief in minutes. The copy emphasizes quick action and budget pricing for a travel or home use product.
All in the Family: Vidic Hotujec Weddings Planned
Joliet report notes Louise Vidic, daughter of Louis Vidic, to wed John Hotujec, son of Theresa Hotujec. A year later Angelina Vidic and August Hotujec, children of the same widowed couples, also plan marriage. The families reached a unanimous decision to marry, with the ceremony set for Thursday.
Pasteeth False Teeth Tight All Day Long
Pasteeth keeps dentures from dropping or slipping with no gummy or pasty feeling. Fresh breath and all day comfort reported by users and dentists. Available at druggists in three sizes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
National V. F. W
Guilford
TVA
Miss Muffet
NAVY
AAU
James E. van ‘Zandt
Veterans OF Foreign Wars OF the
Se Eee
VEW
Flying Dutchmany
Clay Williams
Gibsonville
J. Stein
the Mart
John R. Myers
Thomasville Furniture Company
Mr. Myers
Irvin Groome
Irvin
John Howell Davis
Faultless Castor
Fair Sex
Cc. G. Bedford
Thomasville
Cc. C. Prince
Chamber of Commerce Desk
Ralph Slate
Ed Hightower
Bigelow-Sanford
American Furniture Mart
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Jim Ryan
Fred A. Fogle
South
Hamilton
Exposition Building
Hotels
Shelton Machinery CO
Hamilton Street
Suedes
Schulman BootShop
Maine
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