One Price Cash Grocer Vann Funderburk Success
Monroe store founder Vann Funderburk touts record gains and customer savings from the one price cash grocery concept. He invites community support as business flourishes and shopper satisfaction grows amid steady sales.
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Monroe
Vann Funderburk
Chautauqua Notes and Local Visits at Monroe
Unionville visitor list includes Miss Frannie Purser and Mrs Sell while Chautauqua crowds grow with locals and outsiders. Services at St Pauls Episcopal and talks by W L Rushing mark the week as townsfolk discuss a Chamber of Commerce push and civic improvements.
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Frannie Purser
Unionville
Mrs. C. E. Sell
Chamber of J
Commerce Movement
E. C. Carpenter
Buena Thomas
Faye
Traywick
Peachland
Ela Perience
Yester Barbee
Midland
Fandaynie Nash
Sam
Monroe
North Carolina
V. C. Redwine
Blacksburg
Charlotte
Gideon Solon
South Carolina
Southern Power Co
Tiis
Chamber of Commerce
Church Services and Local Political Notice
St Luke s Lutheran Church schedules Sunday school at 10 a m and service with sermon at 7 45 p m pastor W J Roger invites all. First Baptist Church lists 11 o clock service and 9 45 Sunday school with no evening service. Congregation urged to join Methodist church for Dr Gur key talk. A public candidate notice from R F Beasley notes citizen support for legislature bid and promises a further statement next issue.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
J. B. Chaney
W. A. Chaney
Thomas Chaney
Unionville
New Presbyterian Church
Dr. Gurney
B. B. Shankle
R. J. Nellwaine
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
W. J. Roger
First Baptist Church
Gurkey
R. F. Beasley
Chautauqua Presses for Community Auditorium and Winter Event
The speaker touts Chautauqua as a community builder educating beyond school, uniting residents. He calls for an auditorium and a Union Chautauqua of home talent with outside help, plus an annual Winter Chautauqua and a spring Redpath or similar CIVIS event.
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Chautauqua
Redpath
CIVIS
Raleigh Officeholders Face Public Push for Rotation
The Raleigh political establishment, including members of the Corporation Commission and several state offices, faces a strong voter push after 14 to 20 years in power. Citizens declare they will back new Republicans and rotate leadership for public welfare and taxpayer concerns.
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Lee Grifin
Raltor Monroe Journal
Southern Power Company
Concord
R. H. Cunningham
Western Union
R. H. Cain
Cunningham
Beaufort
S. C
Seaboard
Cunnigham
Raleigh
Bunch — Corporation Commission
Agriculture
Insurance
Education
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W. L. Rushing
Morgan Academy
Pauline Ridman
Richard Nesbit
Waxhaw
R. N. Nesbit
Messrs
Carl Blakeney
Jefferson
L. L. Parker
Pageland
Union County
Esq. I. C. Clontz
Goose Creek
W. T. Rorle
Belah
Lanes Creek Township
Fisher Helms
Buford
Helms
W. C. Crosby
Community Service Bureau
Lanter
Indian Trail
Carmel
Trinity
Union School House
Theo
Jackson Mills
W. L. Howie
Capt. Howie
Selber
R. E. P. Cline
The
Marshall Field
Cline
Laura Hearne
Albemarle
Gladys Laney
C. B. Kendall
W. D. Sikes
J. C. Bundy
Charlotte Iston
D. C
H. D. Stewart
W. E. Milton
E. L. Mazon
R. V. Houston
Lelia McKinney
Brown Summett
Rusell McKinney
Thes. L. Trott
Washington City
National Missionary Conference
Wilson
Afr
J. E. Henderson
United States
C. F. Helms
5. W. Hinson
Bluett ‘Alls
J. B. Bailey
Marshvilles
R. Griffin
Mr. White
Birmingham
B. C. Ashcraft
Lee
Maude Nixon
W. A. Eubanks
Jackson
J. M. Niven
Pearl Rodman
Sandy Ridge
C. A. Hudson
Varsity
Art Schaffner & Marx
Hamilton-Liles Company
Istist
America
Lee & Lee Co
Notion
Bank of Union
W. S. Blakeney
W. C. Stack
Vegetable Kingdom
Griffin