The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10
TWIN CITY NEWS.
Officers Of the Wins:on-salem Chamber oil
Commerce-Tne Tobacco Marker.

WINSTON. n. c., oct. Especial
Wlnston-Salem Chamber OF Commerce
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President. J. l.. Patterson;
Nice-Presidents, w. Is. Pollard and ). Is.
Vaughan; Secretary and Treasurer. W. a.
Blair; Directors, j. W. hanes. ii. II.
Fries, G. W. Hinshaw. Joe Jacobs, b. u;
Owens. G. J. oshurn, w. Is. Eilis' anu
next MONDAY night ana appoint the vari-
Gus subcommittee.
Forsyth has two county physicians.
Or. T.. +. Strickland. OF Bethania. was
elected by the County Commissioners.
and Or. d. y. Dalton. OF Winston. the
former physician. was reelected by the
county Board OF Health, composed OF
the physicians OF the county. There arc
conflicting opinions as to who is entitled
to the oflIce The law directs the Board
OF Health 10 elect the county physician
the first Monday in September and IN
case they do not meet, the County COM
missOners Will elect one at their next
meeting The physicians failed to secure
quorum FOR their meeting last month.
hut at their meeting this week there was
a sufficient number present 10 hold an
election. DR.. Strickland, VINO was elect
ed by the commissioners. has been sworn
In and his cath recorded In the Register
OF Deeds office. Whether there viii be
a contest for the Office between the two
NJ. DIS remains to be seen.
Or. John Bynum. one OF Winston's pop
ular young physicians, left this morning
for kedsville. where. al : o'clock to-
night he was united in marriage 10 Hiss
Eva Hall Of that place. The ceremony
was performed in the Presbyterian
church. After the marriage Or and
Mrs. Bynum left on the vesubule tor Il
visit 20 New York and other northern
cities.
Rev Or. J. Henry Smith. pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church, OF Green's
horo' was in Winston yesterday. lie left
mere Tor Roanoke, va. After spending
a few days there he will 80 TO Rock
bridge county. a., to visit friends Of
his bOyhooi days
The Winston Tobacco Association now
has seYenty-seven members. The an
nual report OF President Edmunds show
Ell a gain OF SO, 16I more pounds OF man
ufactured tobacco shipped during the
past year than the year previous. IN
MS report Colonel EdmuulS called the
attention Of the association TO the advice
given the farmers last spring 20 plant an
enormous crop Of the weed. This was
done By circulars, which were mailed
TO every planter In this section He
says the farmers responded 20 the adj
vice. and he calls upon the tobacco men
10 respond cordially TO the planters by
sustaining them as patrons OF the VIM
stOn market. Colonel Edmunds concludes
his report with these words. The growth
or The smoking and cigarette industry
surprises and delights us, and all our
people The new year brings to us an
outlook OF. finer prospects and grander
prosperity"
Mr. 4. b. Paul, late secretary OF the
WinstOnSalem Young Mems Christian
Association. left yesterday with his fam
ily. for his new charge at New Albany.
Ind. The statistical records OF the as
ISOLATION slow that during the present
year Jls members have been on the roll
A.? men and 30 boys. The directors ore
encouraged in the present outlook for
continuation Of Y. NJ. c. A. work IT, the
Twin City.