Asheville hosts 29 conventions in 1939 schedule
Asheville reports twenty nine conventions have been held or scheduled for 1939, reflecting a busy year for the mountain city. Officials note the listings cover a range of groups and activities drawing visitors and commerce to Asheville in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Asheville
Mar
Conventions listed for Ashe County events through November
E M Bearden Asheville chamber secretary says each convention brings about 200 delegates. Schedule includes Northwestern Mutual April, Cosmopolitan tours April 17, NC CPA May 30 31, NC Chiropractor May, Osteopaths May, Dental May 5 6 7 8, Pocahontas May 14, Red Men May 13 14 15, Catholic Press May 22 23 24, AAA June 20 21, NC Auto Trade June 25 26, Southern Newspaper June 380 July 1 2, Baraca Philathaea June 25 26 27 28 29, Eastern Star June 9 10 11 12, DC Bankers June 5 6 7 8, Civilian International June 15 16 17 18, Rural Letter Carriers July 4, Phil Kappa Tau August, NC Cattle Breeders August, Ohio National Life Sept 8 4 5, American Steel Construction Oct 20, Intl Road Congress Oct 6-13, Federation Women’s Clubs Oct, United Daughters of Confederacy Nov 18-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Cosmopoliitan Tours
North Carolina Certified Public Accountants
North Carolina Chiropractor Association
North Carolina Society of Osteopaths
North Carolina Dental Society
Great Council of Pocahontas
North Carolina Order of Red Men Great Council
Catholic Press Association
American Automobile Association
North Carolina Auto Trade Association
Southern Newspaper Publishing Association
World Wide Union Baraca Philathea
Grand Chapter of
North Carolina Order of Eastern Star
District of Columbia Bankers
North Carolina Chapter International
Brick Layers Union
Delta Gamma Fraternity
Civitan International
North Carolina Rural Letter Carriers Association
Phil Kappa Tau __ fraternity
North Carolina Cattle Breeders Association
Ohio National Life Insurance Company
American Steel Construction Institution
International Road Congress
North Carolina Federation Women’s Clubs
United Daughters of Confederacy
University Press Book Deals With Mill Villages
Chapel Hill March 31 The University Press releases this week the study Some Southern Cotton Mill Workers and Their Villages focusing on mill towns and living conditions in the southern textile region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Press
Chapel Hill
Jennings J. Rhyne
University Institute For Research In Social Science
North Carolina
Gaston County
Sociology
University of Oklahoma
Gastonia
Harriet Herring
Paul W. Wager
Roy M. Brown
Steiner and Brown
Cecil K. Brown
S. H. Hobbs, Jr
Democratic Party
Clarence C. Norton
Sargon Boosts Health claims Famed Medicine Ad
An advertisement touts Sargon as curing long term sickness with dramatic patient gains. Mary Costen of Asheville credits improved digestion, weight gain, sleep, and energy after using multiple bottles. The piece notes distribution in High Point and an academic tie to the University Press program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Costen
New Bridge
Route 4
Asheville
North Carolina Students Vie for Edison Technical Scholarship
North Carolina high school graduates may enter a second year Edison technical scholarship contest. Applicants must submit records by June 1 with principal approval and be considered by a state committee. The statewide exam in Raleigh June 14 covers scientific achievement and applied projects. The winner earns a free trip to New Jersey to join the national competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Mar
North Carolina
Thomas A. Edison
Superintendent of Public Instruction
A. T. Allen
D. Allen Harrell
Scotland Neck High School
Edison
Orange
N. J
Allen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
O. Max Gardner
New Jersey
The Story of SLE Sparkling Diamonds and Jilted Dreams
Jack Thornton hides truth as Barbara clings to an engagement symbol while Sue suspects romance. Barbara flaunts a ring, swearing by emeralds for one night while Jack battles a hurtful gaze. The love triangle tightens, revealing jealousy and fragile loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Thornton
Barbara
Harry
Sue
The Liliths and Marthas in a tale of love and rings
Sue, torn between two kinds of women, contemplates love and loyalty as Jack slips a ring onto her finger. Corrinne, Barbara, Clifford, and Harry circle the moment, while moonlit jewelry highlights shifting affections and self doubt in a melodramatic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthas
Sue
Jack
Corrinne
Clifford
Barbara
Clifford Jecker
Harry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vicks Ver
Rialto News
Ritz
E. M. Bearden
Staley Brothers
Commercial Bank
Drs
Staley
Eddie Dowling
Kelly Compson
Frankie Darro
Henry B. Walthall
Nancy Carroll
Stanley Smith
Harry Green
Lillian Roth Skeets Gallagher
Paramount Sound News
Paramount Comedy
Eet
Hoover
Legion
Frank G. Allen
Massachusetts
Washington
American Legion
Boston
Maj
O. L. Bodenhamer
William Pratt
John Thomas Taylor
Legislative Committee of the Legion
Gaston Man
Sargon
Mary S. Costen
Bach
Sle
Carmen
George Harris
New York
Newark,n. J
Lawrence Doyle
Harr
Vletthiert
Castoria
DR. N. G. Payot
Paris
N. G. Payot
Rue Richepanse
Par
Dr. Payot
Payot
Mme. N. G. Payot