Mills Home Care Of 1000 Children Highlighted In Report
The annual Mills Home report for 1932 notes care for more than a thousand children despite reduced receipts and lower operating costs. The agency, serving North Carolina Baptists, aided many families with mothers staying at home, while hosiery industry figures and minimum wage discussions frame broader economic context. Earl Constantine travels to Washington seeking additional official information ahead of a full branch conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Home, Incorporated
North Carolina Baptists
Baptists of
North Carolina
Bride to Wed Solon Williamson in June at High Point
Mrs J W Boyles hosted a party in Thomasville to honor Miss Pearl Perry and reveal their engagement to Solon Gray Williamson of High Point. The event featured pink and green decor, playful games, and a scroll announcement reading Hear Comes the Bride with June twentieth set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Perry
S. G. Williamson
High Point
Thomasville
J. W. Boyles
West Main Street
Solon Gray Williamson
Dorothy Perkins
Pearl Perry
Solon
Pearl
Donnie Burkhart
Susie
Edith Myers
Georgianna Bird
Maie Snell
Vira Clodfelter
Pride Everhart
Margaret Thompson
Maye Livengood
Lucy Eason
Ora Fulp
Ina M. Pillips
Grace Priddy
Evvie Lamb
Ruby Matthews
Marie Jones
Catherine Welborn
Clara
Social Notes and Hospital News From City Memorial
Seans Record of Mellon Tax Johnson Cynthia File and a long list of local ladies and gentlemen appear in social notes. Mrs Meade Hite is recovering at City Memorial hospital. Maye Livengood hosted a bridge gathering on West Market street with prizes and a sweet course. Naomi Howie visits from Mount Airy. Tom Finch recuperating after appendectomy at City Memorial. District Woman’s Missionary Society and Ace of Clubs host events with bridge, prizes, and refreshments. Caroline Cox and son visit Charlotte. Mrs Tom Lambeth Jr returns from hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maye Livengood
West Market Street
Mare Snell
G. T. Cochrane
H. T. Hethcock
Raymond Phillips
Marie Jones
Lucy Eason
May Hull
Tom A. Finch
Austin Finch
City Memorial Hospital
Control Board Set Up For Hosiery Industry
A control board for the hosiery industry will be formed by President William Mayer with directors from the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers and six industry chairmen. The initiative aims to reemploy idle workers and frame minimum wage and maximum hour rules to boost employment under the National Industry Recovery bill, following two days of meetings at the Waldorf Astoria in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Constantine
National Association
Washington
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
William Meyer
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Ryan Interprets Industry Control Bill in Address
J. T. Ryan of High Point, secretary and treasurer of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers association, spoke before the Rotary Club in Toma hsville on May 26 and offered his interpretation of the National Industrial Recovery Act. He stressed his close contact with progress on the measure and his qualifications to interpret its phases for the benefit of the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomahsville
Rotary Club
J. T. Ryan
High Point
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Ryan
Mr. Ryan
Nicholson Interests Take Mt. Holly Mill
Globe Mills Inc to operate Globe Yarn Mill in Mount Holly with Rev. W L Nicholson as treasurer and L Nicholson Jr as secretary. The firm, backed by Charlotte investors, plans full operation within two weeks after repairs, with government coded industry rules guiding enforcement.
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Nicholson
Mt. Holly Mill
Mount Holly
Globe Mills, Inc
Globe
Charlotte
W.L. Nicholson
L. Nicholson
Carl H. Potter
Whitin Machinery Works
Jewell
Thomasville
Democrats Silent On Farley Prohibition Appeal
State Democratic leaders said they would have no comment on Postmaster General Farley appeal for repeal until formally notified and had conferred with all party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Farley
Textile men meet Charlotte executive committee guests
The Southern Textile association executive committee will be guests tonight of the associate member division which meets to elect new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Southern Textile Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Naomi Howie
Paul Green
Mount Airy
The
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Southmont
E. J. Poe
Robert Williams
Woman's Auxiliary
Alfred Finch
Elizabeth Ogburn
Lockie Rankin Society
Clara Harrison
Janie
Ace of Clubs
R. K. Farrington
Colonial Drive
Walter Newby Coouruens
Paul Hassler
Robert Rapp
Carson Cox
Carson, Jr
R. K.farrington
Charles Rec
Charette
Tom Lambeth, Jr
David A. Olson
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Pittsburgh
Olson
Senate Banking Committee
Salem
Nat Walker
First National Bank Bldg
Salem St
Evalyn Knapp
Bob Steele
United
Joan
Crawford
Holton Furniture Co
Salem Stereet
Alltiantee
Pushin
Exander Puskin
City Grocery
W. Main and
Randolph ST
VEAL
Maxwell House Coffee
Cebbage
Blue Kross
Thom
Asville Rotarians
Congress
Roosevelt
M. C. Thomas Business College
Salem S&t. Thomasville
N. C
Benjamin
Moore
House Paints and Enamels
J. M. Black
Jones
Joneses
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