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GRErXSBORO DAILY NEWS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1921
Red
All Roll Call
Workers
Will assemble for supper,
for organization and in
structions .. . i . .
Tonight At 6:15
at the
Y. M. C. A.
It is essential that you be
there. ' :
We Know What It Did For Our Soldiers In War-
We Know What It Is Doing For Them In Peace, Especially For the Disabled
We Know What It Is Doing In Cases Of Pandemics and Disaster
Can We Of Greensboro Ever Forget Its
Services During Our Influenza Epidemics?
And We Know That These Constitute Only a Part of Its Present Activities!
Shall We Deny It Support?
Greensboro never hasnever will, so long as such a record of unselfish service is maintained. -That is wKy we
are supremely confident that ; - - ..v,
! Six Thousand Men, Women and Children Of Greensboro Will Answer the Fifth Annual Roll Call
Wednesday, November 23, With "A Heart and A Dollar"
E. S. wak
Roll Call Chairman:1
Tl
Will Be Used For the ManufaC'
ture of Tire Fabric For
Man v Mnniifnrlnrerji.
200 NEW FAMILIES ARRIVE
(SpttW to luilr Mm!
Gastonla, Nov. 14. With the comple
tion of proposed addition! to the plaht
" annound today by the Jonckes Spin
ning company, of rawtucket, R. I.,
ownncn "of the Loray mill here, the
mill will be one of the largest tire fab
ric manufacturing plants In theiworld.
Of the ro'.OOj spindles In the'' Loray
mill 80.000 arc In operation and more
are being run every day as . help Is
secured. One thousand people have
come to the Loray village within the
pat two months.
The addition will bo 100 by 140 feet,
two stories high, uml will Join the
present building nt tno west end. it
will he of the same type of construction
as the present building and H being
constructed as ono of a Beries of units
which, when completed, will make this
the largest' single unit plant manufao
turlng tire fabric In the world.
Forty-four thousand square feet of
floor space was added to the Loray's
.equipment recently my means of ex
cavating under a portion of the present
building. This is now being equipped
With looms, several being Installed and
put Into operation each day. Two
hundred and sixty looms will bo in
stalled altogether, this number being
sufficient to take care of the output
of yarn of the mills, a portion of which
has heretofore gone to other units of
the Jenckcs company In the east.
For some months past the Loray,
tike many other mills, has been run
nlng only a part of Its spindles but
for the past two months or more ad
dltlonal spindles have been put Into
operation almost dally, the number be
inv limited onlv bv the mill's ahllltv
" to secure operatives. Within the past
nine weeksvmore than S00 families
havdteen brought hito the Loray vil
lage. -
In addition .to filling. up 200 houses
with a family Jn eacb house.' two of
the lame new dormitories have been
practically Hlled, Just as fast as they
can be -secured new fainillts are be
ing brought in and tho management
expects, within the next week or two,
to have the entire splndleage running
every day. When this addltlon'ls com
pleted and put Into operation there
will be 1,700 people on the Loray's pay
roll. This represents a mill village of
between (.000 and 6.000 people.
The fabrics manufactured at this
plant are used by practically every tire
manufacturer- In the United Sutes. en
tering Into every kind of tire from the
most expensive cord tires to the cheap
est tire. The fabric Is shipped from
Gastonla ready for the rubber compo
sition, every phase of the finishing be
ing done here. In the manufacture of
the various types of fabrlo a variety
of cotton Is used, ranging from the
Arizona staple, which Is one and three
fourths Inches in length, to one and
three-sixteenths, Including Sea island
and Egyptian types. From 170.000 to
300,000 pounds of fabrlo Is turned out
each wock, this amount requiring from
200,000 to 3JH.0OO pounds weekly of raw
cotton.
THE OXFOHI HIGH SCHOOL
TATTLER CQMF.i FROM PRESS
(SprciU to Bill? Kcn.1 I
Oxford, Nov. 14. The first copy of
the Tattler, a weekly issued by the
Athletic association of the Oxford
high school has appeared. It Is a very
creditable issue and reflects credit on
the training received by the student.
The enrollment of the graded school
for the first month shows an Increase
of 66 pupils over last year's attend
ance. Many new pupils have entered
during the past month. .
News has been received la Oxford of
the death of James A. Flshbourne, wbo
founded Flshbourne Military school at
Waynesboro In 17. He married Mia
Mary Amis, of Oxford, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James 8. Amis. Mr. Flsh
bourne had been In declining health
for five months.
Mrs. W. X Devin has returned from
a visit to Oreensboro.
Miss Marie Frailer spent the week
end at home.
People Who Eat
Yeast for Health
LIKE NEW TABLET FORM VITAMON TO INCREASE ENERGY,
CLEAR THE SKIN AND PUT ON FIRM FLESH
Countless numbers of people are now
turning to Mastin's VITAMON as a
simple, easy and economical way to get
the health-giving, tissue-building yeast
vitaminas in highly concentrated tablet
form. If you are weak, thin, pale, gen
erally run-down or feel larking in brain
power and in ambition, you surely need
to 4 some of these precious vitaminea
-into your system ei -once, -Mastin's
VITAMON mixes with vour food, heir
It to digest and supplies just what your
body needs to feed and nourish the shrunk
en tissues, the worn-out nerve, tne tnin
blood and the starved brain. Pimples,
boils and skin eruptions seem to vanilh
like magio under this healthful purifying
THtORiCIKM.
influence, Mastin's VITAMON will aot
cause gas or upset the stomach, but
strengthens the digestive and intestinal
tract and helps to overcome even enronio -constipation.
Bo quick and remarkable
are the result that complete satisfaction
is absolutely guaranteed or the small
amount yon pay for the trial will be
promptly refunded. Be sure to remember
the name Mastin's VI-TA-MON the -original
and genuine yeast-vitamine tab
let then is nothing else like it, so do not
accept imitations or substitutes. You can
get Mastin's VITAMON tablet at all
good druggist,.
'Are Positively Guaranteed
to Put On Finn Fleh,
Clear the Skin and Increase
Energy When Taken With
Every Meal or Money Back
y. w. c. a; notes
Today's subject for the world' week
of prayer 1 "The Joy of Christ," Luke
10:21, Matt. 8;lv, John 15:11. Special
subject for prayer are the Americas
and Jhe work to be initiated' by the
Young Women's Christian association
of the United States In the Philippines.
The Young Women' Christian asso
ciation Is working In four South Amer
ican countries, Argentine, Chile, Brazil
and Urugury.
At 10:110 o clock this morning the
survey of work being done In the mis
sion field by tne Reformed onurcn
will be the program in the series of
missionary reviews being given at the
hut under the rellgvou work department.
The Camaweela club will have Its
regular meeting tonight. The girl will
have their supper at the hut at 6
o'closk and after supper will spend
some time sewing. After the sewing Is
put aside, games and recreation will
be engaged in for a short time.
The Industrial department Is anxious
to have air working girls join the
Tuesday Night club, and feel that If
the girls come once they will want to
come again.
The student Industrial commission
will also meet tonight In the hut to
begin their study course In "workers'
education." This course, the girls fesl.
will be most Interesting and beneficial.
The commtasfon is composed of three
girls from Oreensboro college, three
from North Carolina College for Wo
men, one girl from Salem college, wln-
VtoniSalem; one Industrial mombor
from High Point, and six girl from
Oreensboro, who represent the differ
ent Industries here.
ELON COLLEGE PEOPLE
HEAR MISSION EXPERT
Rev. W. p, Mlntoa Preaches mm De
liver a Mlssloaary Lecture.
Other Eloa College New.
(Special is Dull Neva) .
Elon College, Nov. 14. Rev. VT. P.
Mlnton, foreign missionary secretary
of the Amerioan Christian convention,
preached for the Elon eongregatlon
hero Sunday morning, and at the eve
ning service brought to them an Il
lustrated missionary lcoture.
The college pastor, Dr. N. O. New
man, presided over the service.
The stereoptlcon pictures In connec
tion with th evening- lecture drew a
large audience. Rev. Mr. Mlnton has
Just completed a tour ot Investigation
of the missionary work In Japan and
Porto Rico, and had many pictures
showing the various phases of the work
In these countries.
Rev. Mr. Mlnton will leave tomorrow
for Danville, Va., where he will speak
at the gathering ot the North Carolina
christian conference,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Roy Johnston, mem
bers ot the high school faculty of High
Point, spent the week-end here visit
ing Mrs. Johnston's parents. Dr. and
Mrs. W. C. Wicker.
- Mtese Rath Hawk, Btella Hendricks
and Prof. O. F. Alexander, of the col
lege faculty, spent the week-end visit
Ing Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Myrick at
Greensboro.
S. . Lambeth,- H. D. Lambeth and
little daughter, Maedet, spent Sunday
at Frown Summit with relative.
Mr. and Mr J. F. Reynolds spent Sat
urday and Sunday here with relatives.
Rev. Ben Williams, of Dunn and
Rev. Will Neese, of Henderson, spent
Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
pRletiel. .
Rev. J. W. Patton and Mr. Patton
spent the last of the week her with
Mrs. Algier Rich.
Mrs, M. A. Atkinson, who has been
very III at her home here, 1 very much
Improved.
Mrs. C. A. Hughe la much Improved
after having undergone an operation
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