North Carolina Bankers Meet Set at Grove Park Inn
Attendance at the 83rd annual North Carolina Bankers Association convention at Grove Park Inn Asheville June 25 27 is expected to match or exceed prior gatherings. High interest centers on the business session speakers and the resort setting offering bankers a chance for valuable networking and leisure.
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North Carolina Bankers Association
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
Bankers of
North Carolina
W. G. Gaither
First
Citizens National Bank
Elizabeth City
David Lawrence
United States Daily
Washington, D. C
Times
Francis H. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Haynes McFadden
Georgia Bankers Association
A. J. Maxwell
Revenue
O. Max Gardner
Biltmore Forest Country Club
Biltmore Estate
Asheville Clearing House Association
Asheville Country Club
Elk Mountain Scenic Highway
van Dyke
Ann Hathaway
Guers
Association
S. A. Hubbard
William M. Redwood
Roy F. Ebbs
Walters
Frank Wolfe
WG. Gaither
John W. Simpson
Greensboro
W. E. Stroud
Goldsboro
Konjola praised as all purpose relief medicine
An advertisement extols Konjola, a 32 ingredient remedy, claiming fast source-targeted relief for stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels, rheumatism and nerves. It features testimonials from Mrs. W. A. Cecil and daily Konjola sales at Main drug store, 105 South Main Street, High Point, plus broad endorsements of its family use and quick results.
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South Main Street
High Point
Konjola
W. A. Cecil
South Main St
Adv
Revival Services at Hopewell Church Start June 23
A revival at Hopewell M. E. Church South on the Randolph charge begins Sunday June 23 with an 11 a.m. preaching service, lunch on the ground, and a 2 p.m. follow up. The meeting runs ten days or two weeks with daily services at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Rev. A. G. Walton of Arkansas, a Duke School of Religion student, will preach and serve as assistant pastor on the Randolph charge in Greensboro district this summer. He will also lead two meetings, four daily vacation Bible schools, and aid the pastor during the summer program.
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Trinity
Hopewell M. E. Church South
Randolph
A. G. Walton
Arkansas
School of Religion
Duke University
Junior Order Ends Biennial National Convention in Charleston
The Junior Order United American Mechanics wraps up its biennial national convention in Charleston with final business sessions. Delegates head home in the afternoon while national officers stay for executive and committee meetings. An orphan home degree was conferred on a large state-spanning class during last night ceremonies. Memorial services featured address by newly elected national councilor Omer C. Stubbs.
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Charleston
United American Mechanics
Omer C. Stubbs
Australia Holds Vast Flocks and Wool Output
Australia owns 100,099,054 sheep producing nearly one-third of global wool annually, though its flocks are less than one-seventh of the world total.
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Australia
Paper and Power Hearing Resumed in FTC Inquiry
Abner Aldridge of Birmingham testified he borrowed 50000 from Logan Martin of Alabama Power to fund the Mobile Press. The loan was repaid by Joseph F. McGowin, and Aldridge says his own borrowings were returned to Martin. Martin and lawyer deny newspaper investments by the company, noting a voting trust to keep Thompson from gaining control of the Mobile Press.
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Washington
Abner Aldridge
Birmingham
Ala
Federal Trade Commission
Logan Martin
Alabama Power Company
Joseph F. McGowin
Mobile Capitalist
Mobile Press
McGowin
Martin
Aldridge
Southeastern Fuel Company
Union Coal Company
Southeastern Power and Light
The
Alabama Power
Thompson
Mobile Item
Mobile
All Night Theaters Seek Permit in London
London theater managers seek approval to run all night performances with one show starting just after midnight on Sundays. They cite success of all night restaurants, arguing a class of people never goes to bed until daylight.
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London
Fayssoux Delights Orpheum Crowds With Hypnotic Stunt
A packed Orpheum audience cheered Fayssoux and his company during a week of shows. Yesterday at 11 pm he hypnotized a volunteer in the Kester Furniture display window drawing thousands who were interviewed by the hypnotist. A new program features Richard Barthelmess in The Wheel of Chance with additional novelties planned all week.
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Orpheum Theater
Fayssoux
Faussoux
Kester Furniture Company
Orpheum
Richard Barthelmess
the Wheel
Wealthy New York girl dies in Austrian crash
In Innsbruck Austria Miss Martha Reyburn daughter of a New York merchant prince was killed when her car struck a tree while avoiding a seven year old girl. Her sister Frances and aunt Mrs Frances Reyburn Van Etten were injured. Carolyn Montague Lewis of Philadelphia escaped unhurt.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Martha Reyburn
New York
Ravenna
Italy
When meerchaum is first dug from the soil
The passage notes that meerchaum begins in a soft state similar to soap and explains that phosphorus does not occur in nature in a free uncombined form.
Newsprint Rates Suspended by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a suspension from June 21, 1929, to January 21, 1930, of a proposed freight rate increase on newsprint and paper goods from Canada to New York, Chicago, and many US cities. The note pairs with a stray line about minks and a sun journey cost.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Canada
New York
Chicago
United States
Great Offer for Stomach Ailment Relief From Mann and Hart Drugs
Mann Drug Co and Hart Drug Co promote Dare's Mentha Pepsin as a fast acting remedy for gas, indigestion, heartburn, and upset stomachs. The liquid combines pepsin with corrective agents to rapidly ease distress and improve overall well being with a pleasant taste and tonic effect. Adv. Roeper.
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Mann Drug Co
S and Hart Drug Co
Dare
Dave
Mentha Pepsin
Mann Dree and Hart Drug Co
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Hopewell Church
Power Company
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Nova Scotia
Roeper
Tara
Tery
Miller Deluxe
Miller
High Point Battery Company
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