Burlington Mills 25th Anniversary Told in History
The article recounts Burlington Mills celebrating a quarter century since its 1923 founding in Burlington, North Carolina. It highlights founders led by J. Spencer Love, growth from yarns to rayon and jacquard blends, expansion through the 1930s, and a policy of high quality goods at affordable prices. The piece notes widespread recognition of Bur Mil fabrics and the Golden Rule approach to employee relations and modernization.
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Burlington Mills, Inc
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Opment Bariington
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Otney Presbyterian Men elect officers at banquet
Ennis Jackson was elected president and Hugh Query secretary at the Men of the Kings Mountain Presbytery annual banquet Tuesday night. Jackson succeeds Baird of Shelby who presided. Also noted is Dr. F. L. Knight, Sanford surgeon, on the program as Presbyterian Synod progress chairman. Weather and wool production notes follow with Argentina and North American outlook.
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Otney
F. L. Knight
Sanford
Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina
Fairview Lodge to elect officers at December meeting
Fairview Lodge A F A M No 939 will meet Monday December 13 at Fairview Lodge Hall. C J Gault Master requests all members to be present for the officer election. In January the lodge will celebrate its seventy fifth anniversary. Membership reached one hundred twenty five.
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State College Hints To Farm Homemakers
State College advises farm homemakers on nutrition and breakfast routines citing Ruth Current as State Home Demonstration Agent. It stresses that skipped or poor breakfasts harm health and performance, links nourishment to disease resistance, and promotes prune spice cake as an inexpensive, child friendly dessert featuring dried prunes from USDA school lunch ideas.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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