Hutchens Stores Build Growth Through Accounting Lead
N. G. Bowden, a native of Arkansas, arrives in High Point in 1925 and becomes assistant manager for all Hutchens stores and secretary treasurer of National Food Stores. His rise follows prior work at Murray Construction Company and strong accounting and buying acumen spurring the Commerce Wholesale Grocery Company to secure wholesaler discounts and direct manufacturer lists for Hutchens’ departments.
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Bowden
National Food Stores
Fof Hutchens’ Department Food Stores
G. E. Hutchens
National Food
N. G. Bowden
Arkansas
High Point
George E. Hutchens
Hutchens
East Washington Street
George EB. Hutchens
Washington Street
National Food Stores Company
Cinema and books facing standardization and waste in Europe
Geneva reports Helene Vascarescu warns cinema may engulf all art standardizing morals and styles. Berlin notes 10000 unread German dissertations yearly from doctoral call, with 200 copies each printed and little lasting value amid costly production.
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Geneva
Mile
Helene Vascarescu
Romanian Academy
J. A. Bouman
Berlin
Germany
Neheri
Hatumb
Middle
Egypt
South Africa
Sap Leads to Red Autumn Foliage Findings
A New York Botanical Garden report explains autumn red hues come from sap pigments in leaves. Light exposure influences color development. cloudy weather reduces brilliance of fall colors.
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New York
New York Botanical Garden
Leper Work of Priest Wrecked in Hankow Mission
Rev Father Clement, a Belgian missionary who spent 22 years aiding lepers in Ichang, left Hankow after illness and harassment by Chinese communists. He returns to Belgium to rest, leaving behind praise from many Chinese he helped amid one of the world’s most feared epidemic areas.
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Hankow
Ichang
Colombian Clement
Yangtze River
Belgium
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