Peacock to Lead Chest Campaign in May 1927
John R. Peacock formally accepted the chairmanship of the Community Chest for 1927 and the annual pledge drive to begin in May after a board meeting at the Commercial Club. He will head an executive committee, with W. B. McEwen elected vice chairman, and a broader publicity push planned through newspapers churches and Sunday schools.
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Peacock
Community Chest
John R. Peacock
Commercial Club
Clara TI
Cox
Mr. Peacock
Fred N. Tate
McEwen
W. B. McEwen
Tate
Liberty Loan
Asheville
Wiech Point
Mr. Tate
Miss Cox
T. Wingate Andrews
Cest
Andrews
Ches
Wilmington
Winston- Salem
Greensboro
High Point
Greensboro Chest
F. J. Sizemore
C. E. Diffendal
J. B. Marsh
W. A. J. Idol
W. W. Idol
L. R. Johnston
Edgar Hartley
Capt
W. J. Barrett
Lillian Massey
Ralph W. Slate
GO OPERATION THE THING NEEDED BY ALL OF FARMERS
Frank Parker states cost of production is the farmer’s chief issue as farming is a true business. He urges farmers to recognize manufacturing buying selling supervision labor capitalization and credit management as essential for profitability and to reduce failures.
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Greensboro
Salisbury
Pinterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Mar
Frank Parker
U. S
Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Parker
Drama Institute and Tourney Set At UNC
The fourth annual dramatic institute and third annual state tournament will be staged at the University of North Carolina Thursday through Saturday. Religious drama day opens the event with talks and three plays in the Baptist church, followed by a Friday high school focus and Saturday interclub competition and awards. Noted speakers Barrett Clark and Nathaniel Reid head the outside program, with Carolina Playmakers and Duke University faculty contributing lectures and demonstrations.
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Chapel Hill
Mar
Dramatic Institute
University of North Carolina
Bureau of Community Drama
University Extension Division
Barrett H. Clark
Nathaniel Reid
New York
The
Carolina Playmakers
Baptist Church
H. E. Spence
Duke University
Ethel Theodora Rockwell
University
W. R. Wunsch
Asheville
Carolina Dramatic Association
Archibald Henderson
Paul Green
Josephine Sharkey
Hubert Heffner
P. L. Elmore
Broadus Wilson
Kaiser Castle Exhibition Closes After Three Week Run
The Kaiser Castle exhibition ends Monday after three weeks of record crowds in High Point. Saturday is the last public day with free admission from 9:39 a.m. to 3:39 p.m. Located on Main Street near Sikes Florist, it features spectacular sights and characters, with records supplied by Frix Piano and Radio Company.
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High Point
Main Street
Srkes Florist
Columbia Graphophone
Frix Piano and Radio Company
West
Washington Street
Morris Plan Bank
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United States
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