Joint Epworth League Conference Draws 400 in Greensboro
Over 400 young people from Greensboro Winston-Salem and surrounding communities attended a joint Epworth League conference at Wesley Memorial Church. Delegates from multiple towns heard Rev. L. B. Hayes urge faithfulness to the church and readiness of minutes and finances for the Western North Carolina church conference in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston- Salem
Greensboro
Wesley Memorial Church
Epworth Leagues
Methodist Episcopal Church
Winston-Salem
Winston , Salem
High Point
Asheboro
Feldsville
Lexington
Thomasville
Zamseur
North Carolina
J. C. Gross
Belmont Church
Belmont
G. G. Adams
Mooresville
Joe Thompson
Epworth League
C. W.turner
Man
Adams
Sargon Restores Kansas City Couple to Splendid Health
Mr and Mrs Wm M Forest of 1806 East 15th Street Kansas City Missouri aged 78 and 70 report dramatic recovery from rheumatism bilious attacks and constipation after four bottles of Sargon and two bottles of Sargon Soft Mass Pills. They praise the medicines saying they feel younger stronger and fully reconditioned. Sargon is available at Cecil's Drug Store and Mann Drug Co in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Forest
East 15Th Street
Kansas City
Mr. Forest
Parish youth lead in Up 20 800 Feet church program
A Greensboro Bessemer church choir of 65 and the Winston Salem West End league choir directed by Dr. Raymond Smith performed in a singing contest. The Bessemer choir won the banner while visiting preachers and Epworth league members attended a social hour in the church basement.
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Bessemer Church Choir
Greensboro
West End League Choir
Winston-Salem
Raymond Smith
Wesley Memorial Church
Bessemer Choir
L. B. Hayes
R. C. Goforth
Davidson
O. L. Roberson
Oak Ridge
J. T. Mangum
First Church
Lexington
West End
George Hackney
Epworth League
Western North Carolina Conference
Hostess Church
Wachovia Declares Quarterly Dividend at Winston-Salem Meeting
The Wachovia Bank and Trust Company board met in Winston-Salem and declared a regular quarterly dividend of 2 percent payable November 1 to stockholders of record October 15. New directors were added to Raleigh and Asheville boards, and two officers were appointed in Raleigh. R Lee Ellis and Paul A Tillery join Asheville and Raleigh boards respectively, Fred W Roebals becomes assistant cashier in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Asheville
R. Lee Ellis
Ellis
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Paul A. Tillery
Mr. Tillery
Carolina Power and Light Company
North Carolina
Fred W. Roebals
Millikan Bulla Farlowe Families Hold Reunion
The annual Randolph County reunion of the Millikan Bulla and Farlowe families was held at the Millikan homestead near Randl man. J Edd Millikan was re elected president. Telegrams and letters from across the country were read and memorials for the year. Notable attendees included Prof Fletcher Bulla lawyer C N Cox Dr J D Bulla and Jim Millikan. The day closed with singing and a picnic style dinner under the oaks.
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Randolph County
Millikan
Randleman
J. Edd Millikan
Archdale
Fletcher Bulla
C. N. Cox
Asheboro
J. D. Bulla
Jim Millikan
Greensboro
Coal shipments traced to River Wear since Richard II era
The line notes coal was shipped from the River Wear dating back to the reign of Richard II, highlighting a long history of mineral transport from the river region.
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Wear
Richard II
Dr Dennis Keel Opens Orthodontia Office in Wa chovia Bank Bldg
Dr Dennis Keel announces the opening of his orthodontia practice at 415 Wachovia Bank Building. Office hours weekly are set with a Wednesday schedule and the contact phone is 2013.
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Dennis Keel
Wachovia Bank
Frederick R. Taylor
North Carolinan State Board of Health
Commercial National Bank
Council to Seek Railroad Crossing Solution With Southern Officials
City Manager Knox expects a meeting with Southern Railroad Company within two to three weeks to present a definite plan on the crossing menace. A Monday public meeting showed strong support for diverting tracks around the city, with zoning and chamber reps to join council in negotiations.
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Knox
Southern Railroad Company
Chamber of Commerce
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Local A B Club Plans Mock Trial Benefit Event
American Business club members voted to present a mock trial as their annual benefit affair likely in late November. A lawyer committee led by Mark E. Costello will draft a trial sketch for the board’s review. The group also discussed a joint High Point Greensboro club meeting and a November social, with Clark and Carroll providing musical entertainment at the American theatre.
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American Business Club
High Point Country Club
Mark E. Costello
James B. Lovelace
J. A. Myatt
O. A. Kirkman, Jr
Walter E. Crissman
Charles W. McAnally
Robert K. Marshall
High Point
Greensboro
Clark and Carroll
American Theatre
Evangelist Hendry Calls Faithful Effort to Fill Churches
Rev G H Hendry preached at Welch Memorial church urging that churches be filled with the spirit of Christ. He urged overcoming difficulties in bringing men to Jesus and called on members to act with loyalty. services run nightly at 7 30 and weekday afternoons at 2 30 with public invitation to attend.
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G. H. Hendry
Welch Memorial Church
Jesus
Hendry
Sticks With Senators Sam Rice’s lifelong club link
Sam Rice, who debuted with the Washington Senators in 1915, has consistently remained associated with the Senators throughout his major league career.
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Senators
Sam Rice
Washington
Men s Club Elects New Officers at St Mary's
The Men s club of St Mary s Episcopal church elected Thomas Turner Jr as president to succeed Roy C Preston. William Hinton was named vice president and John W Breaddy secretary and treasurer. About 25 members attended the purely business meeting at the parish house.
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Thomas Turner
St. Mary Episcopal Church
Men’s Club
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Thomas Turner, Jr
Roy C. Preston
William Hinton
John W. Breaddy
John Law
Charlotte
Ralph Hopkins
Montgomery named district manager of Carolina Motor Club
C R Montgomery, longtime High Point representative, is appointed district manager for High Point territory. He will head operations from offices at Perfection Auto Laundry No 2, North Main Street, directing safety patrols and member services for more than 900 club members. The program includes travel information, staff extensions, and a fall traffic and safety drive with school boy patrols. The club cites North Carolina and national accident statistics and aims to reduce fatalities.
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C. R. Montgomery
High Point
Carolina Motor Club
Coleman W. Roberts
Montgomery
Perfection Auto Laundry
North Main Street
Gates
North Carolina
United States
North Carolina College enrolls 1889 students
Greensboro September 9. The latest count shows 1889 students at North Carolina College for Women, excluding 400 at Curry Training School, as reported by registrar Miss Taylor Moore.
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N. Cc. C. W. Greensboro
North Carolina College For Women
Curry Training School
Taylor Moore
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Mann Drug Co
MR. and
Mrs. WM. M. Forest
Higgins
Southern Airs
Wilfred G. Moore
Wachovia
Millikan-Bulla-Farlowe
Southern
A.B
Vaudeville Company
MR. Hendry
Welch
Commercial Bank
Drs. Staley & Staley
Staley Brothers
Caroline
Carolina Coal & Transfer Co
Senuine
Montgrery
Eugene
Johnson Street School
Lexington Ave
Johnson Street
Collie
West
Washington Street
Tommy
FISK
East Washington Street
Thomasville & Denton R. R
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Denton
R. R
Schwab
ING Company
East Broad St
Neat TO Wachovia Bank
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
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V.A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
C.H. Ellis
Sunset Drive
Boulevard
Point College
Hamilton St
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O. E. Mendenhall
Wachovla Bank
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H. E. Johnson
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