Rev C M Pickens to Retire From Thomasville Pastorate
Rev Cornelius M Pickens longtime Main Street Methodist Church pastor in Thomasville announces retirement from active ministry at the end of the conference year The decision comes as the Western North Carolina Conference closes in Greensboro October 19 after 47 years of service in the congregation and community
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Thomasville
Cornelius M. Pickens
Main Street Methodist Church
Church Bulletin
Greensboro
Pickens
North Carolina
Tired- Run-down Remedy and Methodist Church Retirement Note
The ad touts a tonic SSS for vitality with bold claims of universal benefit and immediate improvement. It references a drug store course and urges readers to begin treatment today. A separate church notice from the Greensboro conference member requests retirement from active ministry at age 73 due to age-related limitations.
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SSS
S.S.S
Catalysts Of Life From Iron Copper Spark Blood
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation scientists told the American Public Health Association that tiny iron and copper particles act as life catalysts. Iron enables hemoglobin production, copper with iron prevents nutritional anemia, while vitamins hormones and enzymes power cell activity and digestion.
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Wisconsin
Stephen J. McDonough
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
American Public Health Association
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Association
Guilford Second In Beer Licenses
North Carolina reports 4357 beer retailers statewide with Mecklenburg leading at 296, Guilford second with 187, Buncombe 170, Forsyth 153, Wake 144, and Durham 133. Tax and license fees total about 1.5 million annually. Yancey and Mitchell have none.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Brewers and North Carolina Beer Distributors Committee
Mecklenburg County
Guilford
Buncombe
Forsyth
Wake
Durham
Yancey
Mitchell Counties
Clay
Retain
Ashe County
Edgar H. Bain
State Department of Revenue
Hospitals Listed On Approved List 1939 Announcement
The 1939 list of 2 720 approved hospitals in the United States Canada and other countries was announced at the Hospital Standardization Conference in Philadelphia The Guilford County Sanatorium at Jamestown Burrus Memorial Hospital High Point Randolph Hospital Asheboro and City Memorial Hospital Thomasville are named along with Guilford County Sanatorium The announcement was made by Dr George Crile Cleveland chair of the board of regents of the American College of Surgeons He notes that from 89 hospitals at first approval the list grew as hospitals improved to meet evolving standards and urges public support for hospital services and health conservation
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United States
Canada
Philadelphia
Clinical Congress
American College of Surgeons
Burrus Memorial Hospital
High Point
Randolph Hospital
Asheboro
City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Guilford County
Jamestown
George Crile
Cleveland
Board of Regents
The
College
Medical Science
Local Trustees to Attend Brevard College Annual Meet
Brevard College trustees R O Lindsay and R T Amos of High Point James F E Lambeth and Rev C M Pickens of Thomasville will attend the annual board meeting in Greensboro on October 18 at 10 30 am at West Market Street Methodist Church The president Dr EB Coltrane will report on enrollment 436 endowment and operating fund increases and a balanced fiscal year Also listed are other board members and officials from North Carolina towns The article notes a 300 percent rise in average horsepower since the 1920s and a national record of one good road mile per seven cars in operation.
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Brevard
N. C
R. O. Lindsay
R. T. Amos
High Point
James FE. Lambeth
C. M. Pickens
Thomasville
Brevard College
Western North Carolina Methodist
Greensboro
West Market Street Methodist Church
EB. J. Coltrane
C. H. Moser
Gastonia
James B. McLarty
Holly
Bess Gray Plumly
Winston-Salem
Paul Hardin, Jr
Wadesboro
A. W. Plyler
W. H. Bobbitt
C. C. Weaver
Charlotte
Lotte
H. C. Sprinkle
Cornelius
H. A. Dunham
Guy Weaver
Asheville
H. B. Kelly
Hendersonville
J. H. Pickelseimer
J. H. West
E. L. McKee
Sylva
All-Vegetable Laxative Promoted for Constipation Relief
An all vegetable Black-Draught laxative is advertised as gentle and effective for constipation. Take at night for relief by morning with improved digestion and energy. The product is described as an intestinal tonic laxative and economical with 25 to 40 doses.
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Conference of the Methodist Church
Main Street Church
Carolina
Johnny J. Jones
Midway
Lucky Teter
His
Hell Drivers
Greater Greensboro
Main Street
Mr. Pickens
Weaver College
Tennessee
Holston
Chattanooga
Spring City
Rockwood
Western North Carolina Conference
Davenport College
Mount Pleasant
Pineville
Waxhaw
Brevard Street
Lenoir
Mount Zion
Central
Spencer
Morganton
Albemarle
Marion
Waynesville
Dilworth Methodist Church
Pisgah National Forest
Rotary Club
High Point College
Merchants Association Office
Advertising Dept
WOM Pont College
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