Wachovia Acquires Merchants Bank in Raleigh
The Merchants National Bank of Raleigh merges with Wachovia Bank & Trust Company forming a combined institution with over 30 million dollars in deposits. Raleigh office becomes a leading financial center in the state alongside Wachovia offices in Asheville Winston Salem High Point and Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Merchants’ National Bank of Raleigh
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Wachovia
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Carolinas
Wachovia Bank
New York
New Orleans
Ashville
Winston-Salem
High Point
Salisbury
Asheville
National Park Bank of
North Carolina
North Carolina Ice Exchange Convention Set in Wilmington
A two day session begins March 13 in Wilmington with A. E. Dixon T. M. Hines Harvey Hines R. L. Lindsay as principal speakers. James H. Cowan the mayor will welcome delegates and Herman Weil will respond. Dixon to deliver the president's annual address. Singleton to read the secretary treasureer’s annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
A. E. Dixon
Fayetteville
Harvey Hines
Kinston
T. M. Hines
Salisbury
R. L. Lindsay
Durham
North Carolin Ice Exchange
James H. Cowan
Herman Weil
Goldsboro
Mr. Dixon
Army Bill Signed For Rivers And Harbors Projects
Washington March 2 President Harding signed the army appropriation bill carrying an appropriation of 96 580 000 for rivers and harbors projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Harding
Prussianism of Races Denounced at Interracial Meeting
Chapel Hill filled for an interracial mass meeting led by William Lewis Poteat Wake Forest president on the Negro and Interracial Conditions. Hampton Institute’s James E. Gregg and R. O. Purvis spoke amid Hampton’s famous quintet with John Winwright and Professor Crawley. Poteat condemned racial Prussianism and urged Christian cooperation as the path to a solution.
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Dr. Poteat
Wake Forest
Chapel Hill
dGerrard
William Lewis Poteat
James E. Gregg
Hampton Institute
R. O. Purvis
Hampton Negro Quintet
John Winwright
The
Institute
Hampton
Professor Crawley
Gregg
Purvis
America
Poteat
Pocket Battery Bargain Shocks With Cheap Shoes
A brisk social quip recalls a man who buys low price clothing and discards socks. The piece jokes he would grab a CW Battery on the spot for a better deal and notes surprise at finding a battery near the CW Battery wood separator.
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Merchants Bank
Capitol City
Ronchitis
Crescent Lumber Co
Fowler
Man’s
Hart Drug Co
Horatio Gilbert
Miami
Fila
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ormer
J. C. Wars
Haverhill
Mass
Carl G. Fisher
College Street
Willard
City Fuel Co
Thurston Street
High Point Lincoln
Saidueg
Sheraton Taxi Co
Sheraton Hotel
Southern Railway
Birmingham
Birmingham,New York
N. Y
Columbia
Augusta
Atlanta
Atlanta-Washington
R. H. Graham, DP. A
Charlotte N
Richmond
LUA
UF Bk
Birmingham-New Orleans
H. D. Saunders
High Point, N. C
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