Automobile Dealers Gather for North Carolina meeting in Lincolnton
Auto dealers from Cleveland Gaston and Lincoln counties gathered at Lincoln Lithia Inn for the North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association district meeting. About 35 members attended with Guy E. Cline Inc Hinsons Garage and Hoyle Motor Company officials present. Banquet hosted by Lincoln Lithia Inn featured W H Wray as toastmaster and Sam T Atkinson Charlotte spoke on association plans and sales tax issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gaston
Lincoln
Lincoln Lithia Inn
North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association
Vogts
Guy E. Cline, Inc
Hinson's Garage
Hoyle Motor Company
Jas. A. Abernethy, Jr
Lincolnton
W. H. Wray
Gastonia
Sam T. Atkinson
Charlotte
Atkinson
al Fish Fry
Armstrong Lake
W. A. Dixon
Belmont
N. W. Turbyfill
B. S. Guion
N. F. Dixon
H. P. Mott
Shelby
I. W. Blanton
J. M. Seeley
Kings Mountain
Lowery McLean
Troy Helmsley
Cherryville
Bill Blanton
J. T. Perkins
A. B. Claytor
Leonard A Wright
Oldest Nebraskan Solomon Ricker Breaks Leg
In St Paul Nebraska Solomon Ricker 115 the oldest man in Nebraska was confined to bed today with a broken leg Dr Hanush said it looks pretty bad and the injury was sustained earlier this week while he was at home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Neb
Solomon Ricker
Nebraska
E. C. Hanush
400 Pound Hammerhead Caught Offshore Near Charleston
Two men hauled a 400 pound hammerhead after an hour's fight about 40 miles off Charleston. E B Chamberlain curator of the Charleston museum called it among the largest reported in the area. He warned that hammerheads are not usually man eaters but urged caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
E. B. Chamberlain
Charleston Museum
State to Get Two Millions Inheritance Tax
Raleigh May 23 The State of North Carolina is now assured of a 2 000 000 inheritance tax from the estate of the late Smith Reynolds Winston Salem tobacco fortune heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Smith Reynolds
Winston Salem Tobacco
Cotton ginned in North Carolina drops from 1933 record
North Carolina cotton farmers reported 579 313 running bales ginned in 1935, per census figures received today, down from 640 924 bales ginned in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Treasure hunters search city dump for $1450 found in trash
Six treasure hunters combed the Miami Beach dump on May 23 following an appeal by H. S. Fischer. His butler reportedly discarded a pasteboard box containing $1,450, triggering the appeal and a police inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
H. S. Fischer
Fischer
Butterflies Born Seven Times Before Emergence
Smithsonian biologist Austin H. Clark reports that butterflies undergo seven developmental births before they emerge as the colorful fliers seen visiting flowers. The finding was unveiled today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Austin H. Clark
Smithsonian Institution
Real estate transfers in Lincoln County townships and towns
A series of property transfers are recorded in Lincoln and Lincolnton townships. Jas R Bridges Jr and others convey to Carlos C Crowell for 100 dollars and other considerations. First National Bank transfers to Mrs Georgia R Quickel for 100 dollars. A L Quickel to Henry Sain for 10 dollars. J Frank Shuford and Martha Shuford transfer on North Aspen Street for 100 dollars. Sheldon M Roper to J Robert McNeely for 80 dollars. Ada Wilson receives via T W Sterrett trustee for 2940 dollars. R F Beal and Blanche Beal transfer to Frank and Pearl Rhyne for 100 dollars. McNeely to Roper and Mary Hoyle Roper for 10 dollars. Kemp B Nixon to W H Houser and E C Houser for 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. R. Bridges, Jr
Nannie M. Bridges
Carlos C. Crowell
Lincolnton Township
R. F. Beal
Lincolston Township
A. L. Quickel
Henry Sain
J. Frank Shuford
Martha Shuford
Aspen Street
Sheldon M. Roper
Mary Foyle Roper
J. Robert McNeely
Lincolnton
T. W. Sterrett
Ada Wilson
Lincoln County
Blanche
Frank Rhyne
Pearl
Mary Hoyle Roper
Kemp B. Nixon
W. H. Houser
E. C. Houser
Howards Creek Township
Miss Barineau to Deliver UNC Class Prophecy
Miss Elizabeth Barineau daughter of Mrs J W Barineau of this city and a senior at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina will deliver the class prophecy at graduation exercises in June. She was chosen with seven others as the outstanding seniors of the class of 1936, a fact noted in Pine Needles the college annual just published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Barineau
J. W. Barineau
Woman’s College of
University of North Carolina
Barineau
Local Women Attend Federal Writers Meet in Charlotte
Mrs. L. M. Huffman and Mrs. J. W. Barineau attended a Federal Writers' Project supervisors meeting in Charlotte. Cotter praised data from five counties as outstanding. Johnston County farmers received over 1,000 cotton adjustment checks and nearly 3,000 signed new program worksheets. New Hanover farmers plan increased Iceberg lettuce acreage next season due to market needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Huffman
J. W. Barineau
Charlotte
Huffman
Barineau
C. V. Cotter
Johnston County
New Hanover
Abernethy Named Republican Candidate For Clerk Of Court
Lincoln county Republican executive committee named W A Abernethy for clerk of superior court to replace the late J L Hunter. He will be opposed by Democrat Thomas E Rhodes in November. Abernethy previously served as Lincoln county register of deeds and is expected to run a strong race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Abernethy
Lincoln County
Republican Executive Committee
Superior Court
County Board of Elections
Abernethy
Thos. E. Rhodes
Register of Deeds
Graham Scott Feud Of 1908 Recalled In Campaign
Raleigh May 20 The feud between Graham and Scott from 1908 is recalled as Will Graham seeks re election as Commissioner of Agriculture against W Kerr Scott. A Greensboro Daily News columnist notes the race mirrors past family political clashes and may dominate local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Scott
Will Graham
Lincoln County
W. Kerr Scott
Alamance County
W. T. Best
Greensboro Daily News
Raleigh
Best
Charlotte
William W. Kitchen
William A. Graham
R. W. Scott
Scott- Graham
Harold D. Cooley
Rap” Cooley
Edward W. Pou
Congress
George Ross Pou
Cooley
Commencement Exercises Honor 65 Brevard Graduates
E J Coltrane, Brevard College president, delivers the commencement address as 65 graduates receive diplomas in the high school auditorium. Supt. Wiley M. Pickens presides. diplomas are handed by R D Newton. Margaret Glenn is valedictorian and Miss Glenn wins the D A R medal for top four year history average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Coltrane
Brevard College
Supt
Wiley M. Pickens
R. D. Newton
Alfred Nixon Costner
E. P. Costner
Margaret Glenn
W. W. Glenn
Madge Finger
Maxie Senter
Harvey Jonas, Jr
Paul Rudi
Sill
Mildred Hardin
Jacob Forney
Farley Outlines Payment Plan For Soldiers Bonus
Postmaster General James A. Farley declares detailed plans for bonus distribution with 241 paying offices across the United States. Bonds go out June 15 by registered mail and require veterans to show proper identification and, if needed, witnesses. Bonds carry 3 percent simple interest and will be certified at local post offices before treasury checks arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James A. Farley
Federal Reserve District
Farley
Treasury Department
Alabama
Birmingham
Gadsden
Mobile
Montgomery
Arizona
Phoenix
Arkansas
Little Rock
Texarkana
Lincoln Native L L Dellinger Dies in Nevada
Lewis L. Dellinger, born in Lincoln county, died in Carson City Nevada at age 66 after long illness. Survived by four daughters Mrs S M Baxter Mrs L Furlong and Jean Dorothy Dellinger. three brothers R H Dellinger A H Dellinger and W L Dellinger. Funeral held in Carson City. he long worked in mining in Alaska British Columbia and Gold Field Consolidated Mining Co Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis L. Dellinger
Lincoln County
Carlson City
Nevada
R. H. Dellinger
S. M. Baxter
L. Furlong
Jean
Dorothy Dellinger
A. H. Dellinger
Dallas
Texas
W. L. Dellinger
Iron Station
Mr. Dellinger
Lawson A
Dulcinia Friday Dellinger
Dellinger
Frank Reinhardt
J. F. Reinhardt
Ed Smith
John B. Smith
West
Reinhardt
Smith
California
Alaska
British Columbia
Gold Field Consolidated Mining Co
Gold Field
Carson City
Cedar Camp No 459 Vale to Hold Memorial Services
Cedar Camp No 459 Vale will conduct its annual memorial services on Sunday May 31 at Black Cemetery Cherryville 10 AM Bethphage 11 AM Palm Tree 2 PM Corinth 4 PM. On Sunday June 7 services are planned at Keeps Grove 1 30 PM and Hebron 2 30 PM. All Woodmen and the public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Camp
Vale
Black Cemetery
Cherryville
Bethphage
Palm Tree
Corinth
Keeps Grove
Hebron
Lincoln Council No 314 Meeting Notice
Lincoln Council No 314 Junior Order United American Mechanics will meet Tuesday May 26 at 8 00 P M in the hall over the post office. All officers and members are urged to attend as new officers will be elected. There will be other important business and full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Morrison
Lincoln County
Lincoln Council
United American Mechanics
Order
Poppy Sale Realizes $71.44 For Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. L. B. Lilly, chairman, reports receipts from Saturday’s Poppy Day by the American Legion Auxiliary totaled 71.44. She thanks Lincolnton residents for their strong support and interest in the annual fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Lilly
American Legion Auxiliary
Joe Gish on cold shoulder to a bank draft
Joe Gish notes that some men have a way of giving the cold shoulder to a bank draft in a terse opinion piece.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wepeee
First National Bank
Georgia R. Quickel
Lot In Love
Miss Barineau
Federal
Salt Speedway
Ozark
Salt Lake City
George Eyston
England
Malcolm Campbell
Bare
Joplin, Mo
Ozark Hills
Horton Smith
Bobby Jones
Augusta
Hugh McRae
Invershiel Farm
Rocky Point
J. L. Hunter
Wilson Warlick
Division of Epidemiology
Carolina
Sprice
Joan McCutcheon
Sidney McCutcheon
Norman Newton
Grady Abernethy
Annie Inez Abernethy
Enid
Ethel Avery Stephen Berkeley
Bari
Doris Adell
Bandy
L. Berge Beam, Jr
Glenn Baker Beattie Ethel Margaret Bradshaw
Pearle Bynum Rose Elizabeth Campbell
Gladys Carpenter
Victor C. Cashion, Jr
Walter Boggs Cashion la Vada Double
Margaret Jane Childs
Nancy Loretta Cloniger
William Lloyd Cornwell
Grace Elizabeth Costner
William Joseph Dellinger
Frances Pauline Ewing van Buren Ewing
Myrtle Pernell Finger Barney
Harry Freeman
Florida
Jacksonville
Miami
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Georgia
Atlanta
Columbus
Macon
Savannah
Louisiana
New Orleans
Shreveport
Mississippi
Jackson
Meriden
Asheville
Durham
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
South Carolina
Columbia
Spartanburg
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Memphis
Nashville
Virginia
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Richmond
Roanoke
Cotton Queen
Mary Anne’ Poston
Mary Anne
L. L. Dellinger
Joe Gish