Burlington Mills Reports 1949 Earnings and Sales
Burlington Mills Corporation reported consolidated net sales of 263.4 million dollars and net earnings of 18.2 million for the year ended October 1 1949. After preferred dividends, earnings equal 4.30 dollars per common share, versus 288.2 million dollars sales and 31.22 million earnings in fiscal 1948, or 7.53 dollars per share. The annual operations statement is being prepared for the printer and will be released late December. The Irish potato note adds a botanical aside.
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Greensboro
Consolidated
Burlington Mills Corporation
Local families share Sunday visits and gatherings
Household guests from Shelby, Winston-Salem, Newton, and Patterson Grove gather across multiple homes to share meals and Sunday dinners. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Perr McSwain, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ledbetter, and Miss Bettie Jean Champion hosting or visiting relatives and friends. The page notes Bartholomew Roberts capturing over 400 ships per the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Joan Chapman
Roger and
David
Shelby
Howard Champion
Champion
Iss Helen Cleary
Sinai
Ding
C. B. Cleary
Cleary
Horace Bell
Nancy
Sam
Lovelace
Earl
C. C. Crow
Carolyn
Arbradella Champion
William Wright
Stokes
Charles
Martha ‘Sue Ledford
Juanita Lovelace
Woodrow Ware
Patterson Grove
J. 0. Lovelace
Frank Ledford
Red Henderson
Kings Mountain
K. B. Ledford
Talmadge Randall
Newton
A. T. Randall
Yack Ware
Gardner-Webb College
Franick Ware
Future Teachers Club Organized At Kings Mountain High
The Future Teachers Club at Kings Mountain High School organized for students eyeing education careers. Officers include President Jean Cash, VP Jean Lynch, Secretary Treas Jo Ann Stewart, Student Council Rep Pat Neisler, Reporter Irig Patterson, adviser Miss Odessa Black. Book Week featured contests winner Clarence McDaniel and clay models by Melba Tindall and Ruth Crawford.
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Future Teachers Club
Kings Mountain High School
Jean Cash
Jean Lynch
Jo Ann Stewart
Pat Neisler
Irig Patterson
Odessa Black
National Honor Society
Gudenta
Clarence McDaniel
Mark Twain
Melba Tindall
Ruth Crawford
Reed
Lucas
Farm egg and chicken prices seen lower in 1950
USDA data indicate farmers will average lower prices for eggs and chickens in 1950 than in 1949. Consumer demand is expected weaker while supplies remain ample enough to sustain high consumption rates.
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USDA
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Pontiac
Burlington
Bartholomew Roberts
Encyclopedia Britannica
Gia Panta
Struke
Paas
Cewabliek
Range Agency
Future Teacher Club
Hark and
McQueen
Iris Patterson
Joann Bridges
Bobby Edens
Horace Cunningham
Jack Hicks
Cas
First National Bank
Woodward
eysThae Caan
Ford
America
Dad
Battleground Ave
Ealer
Plank Motor Company
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