Baptists Meet in Greensboro Gauge Every Member Campaign
Enthusiastic readiness to support the Piedmont Baptist association drive was voiced at the Greensboro First Baptist church meeting. About 75 attendees including local pastors heard brief addresses and prayers as the group aimed to raise 40000 in a November 26 to December 6 canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Baptist Association
First Baptist Church of
Greensboro
Clarence A. Smith
Smith
Moten
Winston-Salem
Randleman Baptist
J. T. J. Battle
Mr. Sasser
Reidsville
Harrison
Tilman
Asheboro
Mr. Beattie
Wilson Woodcock
Forest Avenue
City
New High Point Notary Public Commissioned
RALEIGH Sept 2 The following notaries public have been commissioned Mrs Irene Albertson of High Point Philip Miller of Salisbury Miss Pearl Phillips of Asheville R H Smith of Williamston R G Snipes of Asheville J C Church of Mackeville Miss Lillian Clark of Wilson J D Jenkins of Rocky Mount J L Parks of Asheville and Miss Bertha L Hellen of Raleigh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Irene Albertson
High Point
Philip Miller
Salisbury
Pearl Phillips
Asheville
R. H. Smith
Williamston
R. G. Snipes
J. C. Church
Mackeville
Lillian Clark
Wilson
J. D. Jenkins
Rocky Mount
J. L. Parks
Bertha. L. Hellen
Mustache symbolism and bank history in High Point 1896
In 1896 mustaches dominate the High Point portrait book, reflecting recovery mood after 1893. The National Bank of High Point, opened 1886 with $50,000 capital, funded local industry and weathered the panic, paying 73 percent in dividends and maintaining large cash reserves. Directors include J A Lindsay and W J Armfield. E M Armfield serves as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
National Bank of High Point
Commercial National Bank
J. J. Farriss
National Bank of
Greensboro
Winston
Lexington
W. H. Ragan
A. J. Sapp
J. A. Lindsay
W. P. Pickett
W. J. Armfield
C. W. Worth
Wilmington
N.e
E. M. Armfield
Jnc. A. Lindsay
A. B. Sapp
J. H. Millis
N. C. English
Deep River
Nedeus Mendenhall
Oak Ridge Institute
Initial Assembly At High School Addresses Hidden Resources
Rev G Ray Jordan urged students at the local senior high school to call on hidden reserves to achieve. He warned against surrender, listlessness, cynicism, and scoffing at ideals, urging courage and giving more than the usual effort to reach heights. The address came after a band and orchestra performance directed by Max Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
Jordan
Max Jones
Briefer The Better Loquacious Barber
A humorous brief about a barber resuming business and a literary customer asking for a short synopsis. The exchange plays on concision and wit as the barber prepares to cut hair while the customer seeks brevity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baptists
Piedmont Baptist Ass’n
Yount
Macroni and
Speghetti
R. W. Younts
North Main St
Lexington Avenue
High Point Notary Public
Greensboro National Bank
Nat's Bank of
Eugene Morehead Armfield
Wyatt J
Jennie B. Armfield
Armfield
Guilford County
N. C
Friends School
Guilford College
New Garden
National Bank of Greensboro
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Modern Languages Association of America
THE
Chamber OF Commerce
G. A.R
Samuel P. Town
Philadelphia
Grand Army of the Republic
Des Moines
Rev. G. Ray Jordan
Belk-Stevens Co
Just
Oxfords
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