Wets no chance in South says NC leader at union talks
At the North Carolina convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, C A Upchurch of the Anti-Saloon League declared southern Democrats will not back a wet candidate for president. He cited Southern sentiment, enforcement zeal, and church backing as key factors in favor of dry candidates and against Al Smith.
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Raleigh
New York
East
South
C. A. Upchurch
North Carolina Anti-Saloon League
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
North Carolina
al Smith
America
Congress
Upchurch
Anti-Saloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
Pennsylvania
Vare
William B. Wilson
Social workers discuss relief of suffering in community service
Mrs. W C Hammond and Forest Shuford spoke at the Rotary club about district social service plans and the aims of organized welfare. Hammond detailed psychoanalysis, family history, and case work for delinquency and poverty, stressing cooperation with parents and the child’s future.
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W.C. Hammond
Board of Public Welfare
Forest Shuford
Rotary Club
Shuford
Hammond
Edgar Hartley
T. Wingate Andrews
Rotarians
New York
Bisch
Asheville
Kiwanis Club
Windy Junction Exchange Captures Village Wit
A traveler waits for a train at a windswept junction and asks a village native if the wind blows this way always. The local replies that winds can change direction, sometimes blowing the other way. Life.
Chatham Funeral Held at Welch Memorial Church
Funeral services for J. W. Chatham, who died at 308 Osborne Street, were led yesterday at Welch Memorial Methodist by Rev. T E Pierce. Pallbearers from Guilford council No 23 of the Junior Order U A M served at the service and grave. Flowerbearers included Mrs John Hobbs and several Chatham relatives. Burial was in Oakwood cemetery family plot.
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J. W. Chatham
Osborne Street
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
T E. Pierce
Guilford Council No. 23
United American Mechanics
J. L. Sechrest
Joe Rowland
Walter Durham
Allen Winslow
W. C. Causey
W. T. Anderson
Bank closures not sudden says North Carolina official
Paul P. Brown of the North Carolina Bankers Association asserts bank failures stem from long standing issues with likely one exception. He cites inefficient management and merger trends as factors and notes a 25 000 capital requirement for new state banks and the Charlotte federal reserve bank boosting regional finance.
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Paul P. Brown
North Carolina Bankers’ Association
Federal Reserve Bank
Charlotte
North Carolina
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Carolinas
Federal Reserve System
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O. K
Diogenes
Chesterton
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Night Phone
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