Delegates From 12 Counties To Meeting Today
More than 200 building and loan directors from twelve counties will gather at a 6 30 p m dinner at the Sheraton hotel Burlington D R Fonville presiding The district with 30 associations claims the largest attendance in the state William H Neal will deliver the principal address The event features remarks by Lexington Mayor J B Craven Raleigh officials and Winston Salem leaders A slogan contest will be explained by J B Williams with local arrangements led by B Forrest Johnson W C Idol and E C Criddlebaugh The afternoon session at four will cover policies such as shares dividends loan procedures advertising and business development Gaudian serves as executive secretary of the North Carolina Building and Loan League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton
D. R. Fonville
Burlington
William H. Neal
Winston- Salem
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
J. B. Craven
Lexington
North Carolina Building and Loan League
Martin F. Gaudian
Raleigh
George W. Crone
O. K. LaRoque
Federal Home Bank of
J. B. Williams
North Wilkesboro
Keesler
B. Forrest Johnson
W.C. Idol
E. C. Criddlebaugh
Gaudian
North Carolina Build
High Point
B. and LL. Association
Goldsboro
N. C. B. and
Lb. Association
N. Mitchell
Winston-Salem
N.C. Building and Loan League
PD. R. Fonville
Building and Loan Leaders Highlight North Carolina Events
The North Carolina Building and Loan League created a Raleigh office to serve members with research and information. George W. Crone, longtime state insurance official, brings experience from a former Goldsboro building and loan role. Lexington Mayor John B. Craven leads a 171 association network and earned praise for city refinancing efforts.
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Ing and Loan League
North Carolina
National Trade Association of Building, Savings and Loan
North Carolina Building and Loan League
Raleigh
George W. Crone
Insurance Department of
Goldsboro
Peoples Bank and Trust Company
Local Building and Loan Associations Tie to National Leagues
High Point Perpetual Atlantic and Piedmont Building and Loan Associations of High Point belong to United States and North Carolina building and loan leagues. Membership keeps local lenders in contact with similar institutions statewide and nationwide for exchange of ideas, modern services, and best practices in home financing and savings.
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High Point Perpetual
The
Atlantic
Piedmont Building and Loan Associations
High Point
United States
North Carolina
Building and Loan Leagues
Building and Loan
League
North Carolina Building and Loan League
Pinehurst
Thomasville to Hear Speeches by Prominent Campaigners
Thomasville voters will hear major party figures this week. Senator Bob Reynolds speaks at 8 p.m. Monday at the high school. Republican John R. Jones speaks Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the same venue. R. L. Bundy of High Point appears tonight at the Republican HQ in the Cates building.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Bob Reynolds
Glenn Pennington
Democratic Party
Reynolds
Harry Curlee
Republican Club
John R. Jones
Congress
Jones
17Th Judicial District
Republican Committee
R. L. Bundy
High Point
Republican
Cates Building
Bundy
Local High School Elects Officers for Year
Josephine Dean was elected president of the senior class. Eloise Rankin is vice president, Kermit Albertson secretary treasurer, and Caroline York cheerleader. Junior and sophomore nominees listed for upcoming elections with multiple candidates and officers. Mary Helen Daves named head of the school orchestra. Betsey Saunders re elected president of the Seams club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Dean
Eloise Rankin
Kermit Albertson
Caroline York
Dwanda Lee Bissette
Bill Simmons
Charle Brockmann
Bradford Thomas
Gene Thacker
Mabel McMurray
Chce
Irma Sheloff
Mary Helen Daves
Herbert Hodgin
Ruth Culler
George White
Mary Jo Wilson
Jimmy Smith
Garnet Hinshaw
Royster Thurman
Charles Medlin
Gloria Hiderton
Chee
Arthur Kaplan
Jo Ingram
Betsey Saunders
Tobacco grading schools to train in Western North Carolina
From next Monday through November 22 a series of tobacco grading schools will be held in 20 Western North Carolina counties to improve tobacco quality. The Asheville burley market is set to open December 7 this year.
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WEED
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Asheville
Building and Loan Activity Shows Sharp Increase
D R Fonville of Burlington reports ongoing month by month gains in building and loan activity with bright prospects for the rest of the year. He notes 1937 as a peak in the past five years and predicts 1938 may match it, citing over 13.5 million dollars in home loans in the first nine months and a surge in construction loans and new savings accounts.
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D. R. Fonville
Burlington
North Carolina
Lutheran Service Opens First in Asheboro Sunday
Asheboro will host its first Lutheran service on Sunday October 30 at 11 am in the Park street school auditorium. Rev Roscoe B. Fisher will lead, with his family in town while organizing the congregation. Fisher notes more Lutherans in Asheboro than expected.
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Asheboro
Park Street
Rossoe B. Fisher
Heat from Sun Keeps Substances Above Absolute Zero
The statement notes that without solar and other heat sources, all substances would approach absolute zero. It discusses the role of ambient heat in maintaining temperatures and implies a hypothetical cooling of the universe without external energy input.
War in Ethiopia Test of League Sanctions and Oil
Uncle Ray recalls the League of Nations response to Italy’s invasion of Ethiopia. Sanctions were limited and oil was debated, with U S nonmembership complicating action. Addis Ababa fell in 1936, Mussolini’s victory costly in honor and future riches, as Italy spent more than earned.
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Ehiopia
Italy
Kellogs-Briand
League of Nations
Ethiopia
League
United States
Addis Ababa
Mussolini
Printer Harvester Elam Sr. Dies in Greensboro at 81
Harper J. Elam Sr., 81, longtime printer and former co publisher of the Greensboro Record, died after a weeks illness at his Greensboro home. He was a native of Rock Hill South Carolina and spent more than five decades in the job printing business before retiring.
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Greensboro
N. C
Harper J. Elam, Sr
Greensboro Record
Rock Hill
8. C
Ten-year-old girl marries widowed miner in Kentucky
Rosie Columbus, aged ten, wed 34-year-old Fleming Tackett a widowed miner in Floyd county near Prestonsburg. Health records list Rosie born February 12, 1928 in Johnson county. Marriage license filed by Grace Columbus, who claims Rosie is fifteen. The ceremony occurred in a hill country cabin with Rev. W G Ratliff officiating.
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Prestonsburg
Rosie Columbus
L. B. Sheppard
Ye Fleming Tackett
Floyd County
Grace Columbus
Rosie
Ville
Sheppard
Johnson County
W. G. Ratliff
Widows of New Guinea Carry Husbands’ Ornaments Forever
Widows in the Bena Bena of New Guinea preserve the tokens of their deceased spouses as ongoing symbols of mourning, keeping them as permanent keepsakes throughout their lives.
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Bena Bena
New Guinea
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Craven
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Parker-Brown CO
Oak Street
West Green
Grimes Sts
Fourth District Building and Loan Associations
Our City
Beeson’s
Beeson Hardware CO
North Main
Building and Loan Officials
N. C. B. & L. League
Atlantic Building & Loan Association
Cridlebaugh
See'y
Trez
A. Kirkman
Security National Bank Building
Atlantic and
Piedmont
Chair Town
Welome
Perpetual Building & Loan Ass'n
North Main Street
Fonville
Ray
Europe
Popguns
Marri
Building & Loan
Building and Loan League
Edgar Snider
North
Wrenn Street
N.C. B. & L. League
Hedgecock Lumber CO
Ward Street
HIGH
Piedmont Building & Loan Assn
Owen Rerse
A. B. Horney ,H. A. Millis
A. M. Richardson
H. M. Armentrout
G. B, Hutcchens A. M, Rankin
Idol
H. K. Ingram
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