Notable Names in North Carolina Event Attendees
A list of individuals including J. A. E. Cox of Dunwiddie J. R. Wilson of Gastonia W. Earle England of North East Maryland LeRoy Hall of Hillsboro W. D. Nelson of Georgia J. W. Carpenter of Bush Creek Tennessee J. K. Davidson of Lithonia Georgia James L. Rutherford of Rock Castle Virginia Governor and Mrs T W Bickett of North Carolina and Miss Lucy Mayer of Winston-Salem appear among attendees for a regional gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. E. Cox
Dunwiddie
J. R. Wilson
Gastonia
W. Earle England
North East
LeRoy Hall
Hillsboro
W. D. Nelson
Georgia
J. W. Carpenter
Bush Creek
Tenn
J. K. Davidson
Lithonia
James L. Rutherford
Rock Castle
T. W. Bickett
N. C
Lucy Mayer
Winston-Salem
Pinehurst War Chest Drive Hits Quota Big Total
The Pinehurst campaign to raise 1500 for the Great National War Chest succeeded with Mrs. J. R. McQueen, Mrs. Lloyd, and Miss Esther Tufts leading a house to house canvass. At the opera house Rev. T. A. Cheatham energized the audience and the drive, with Tufts and Alice Page collecting $79.98 in hats full of change on the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Great National War Chest
J. R. McQueen
Lloyd
Esther Tufts
Opera House
T. A. Cheatham
Alice Page
Local fundraiser yields trophies auction and division gift
In the report a $25 credit to the Aberdeen allotment and $80 drawn from a Carolina of a Bridge gathering where Miss Tufts offered a select line of chase trophies to the highest bidders. The division’s total contributions reached 2700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Carolina
Famous Divine at Pinehurst Doctor 8
A. Watson rector of the Episcopal Church in Paris with Mrs Watson spent a brief period in Pinehurst staying at Mrs Andrews Little House and the Pine Crest Inn. They rested after exhausting labors in France during the war and shared stories of the fearful times. The doctor received many tribute medals and orders from grateful refugees and the wounded for his leadership in relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Watson
Episcopal Church
Paris
Notable Peach Industry Gains Attract Hutt Leadership
The peach business in the region has grown from ten cars in 1910 to nearly 200 cars last harvest and is projected to reach about 400 cars next year. Professor W N Hutt, head of the North Carolina Horticultural Bureau and president of the National Horticultural Society, joins as permanent adviser to local councils. He will oversee operations of the Carolina, Derby and Marston orchards alongside Mrs Hutt, drawing warmly greeted support from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.N. Hutt
Orchard plans amid Pinehurst ridge clearances
Planning an Orchard S. B. Chapin is joining the legion of fruit growers near Pinehurst. He is clearing the ridge between here and Aberdeen for peaches, said to be one of the best locations in the section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Chapin
Legion of Fruit Growers
Pinehurst
Here
Aberdeen
Surprised Romans and their return to modern ball games
A fragment from a discussion on ancient amusements and life values contrasts Roman entertainments with the idea of football. The man with violent prejudices expresses astonishment that Romans did not adopt football as a sport.
Cynical remark on money and brains by Miss Cayenne
Miss Cayenne questions what counts most in life asking whether money or brains matter. She notes many people succeed with little of either and says she is losing respect for both virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cayenne
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H. W. Ormsbeé
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Brown
John Stambaugh
T A Cheatham
M B . Johnson H G . Waring
Ie C. Shannon
C. Steese
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Mra Lloyd
Atlantic City
Tray Acre Worlds
Greater Hotel
Country Club
Traymore
Daniel S. White
Joseph Walton Mott
Southern Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
Partridge
Augusta, Georgia
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