The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-17
THE STATE GROCERS
Local Associations in State
Number Forty.
A Great Growth for Young Organization
That is Pushing Forward
Rapidly.
(Special to News and Observer }

in the report of w. A. Avant, State Secre-
tary and great growth is shown.
The Attorney General of the Associa-
ton, Mr.. Norman H. johnson, has been
very vigorous in his work. and wherever
he has gone he has been able to establish
associations. He will go to other places
and will be glad to hear from grocers who
wish to organize.
President John Dunn, of New Bern, IN
his letter to the local associations says:
Il am in receipt of the secretary's first
quarterly report and after carefully read
ing the same l feel that we should DC
encouraged with the progress made. This
report shows thirty-three local associa-
tions and since report was made seven
other towns have been organized making
total of forty"
The associations are as follows:
Asheville-G. A. Greer, president; H.
| Lindsay, vice president; T. G. Baird,
secretary c.. W. Baird, treasurer
Beaufort-Charles d. Dey, president; d.
| S. Sanders, vice-president; M. l.. Davis,
secretary and treasurer.
Burlington. NJ. Tisdalc president; D..
Fl. White, vice president; L. B. Whitfield,
secretary and treasurer.
| Patrick, ice-presidcnt; w. F. Peterson,
secretary T. NJ. Ferrell treasurer.
| Charlottc-T. H. Miller, president w.
A. Avant. vice-presdent: J. NJ. McLaugh-
| lin, secretary; A. II. Colwcll treasurer
| Columbia-Officers not reported.
Durham-T. B. Tally, president; w. c..
Fowler, vice president; H. Shlpe, secrc-
| tary end treasurer.
Edenton-W. r. Brothers, president; n.
Harrington, vice president; G. C. Haste,
secretary; ]. c. Dali, treasurer.
Elizabeth City. G. Fearing, president:
p. w. Stevens, vice-presdent; A. @.
Elliott, secretary; T. w. Williams,
treasurer.
Freemont-John l.. Davis, president
G. D. Best, vice-president; l.. ~ Yelver-
ton, secretary; j r. Short, treasurer.
observation-disclosures not reported.
Graham-Officers not reported.
Greenville--J. r. Moye, president; H.
l.. Carr, vice president; w. A. Bowen,
secretary; S. F. Wilson, treasurer.
Goldsboro-J. E. Peterson, president;
w. H. Barnes, vice-president; j. l.. Bar
ham, secretary; A. J. Brown, treasurer.
Greensboro. NJ Rankin, president; j.
H. Shaw, vice-presdent; C. Scott, secre-
cary; j. R. Chrismon, treasurer.
| Henderson-H Beacon president;
George E. Perry, vice president; ]. Nc
Lenan, secretary; E. Thorn, treasurer.
| Hendersonville-W. f. Edwards, presl
dent; B. F. Station. vice-president; M. l..
IShipman, secretary and treasurer.
| Hickory-P. G. Hall, president; ]. a.
Bowies, secretary and treasurer.
| High Point-W. C. York, president; Eli
| McCloud, vce-presdent; r j. Steed,
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observation-disclosures not reported.
Kinston-W. d. Laroque, president; j.
F. Parrot, vice-president; NJ. Newborn,
| ,ecretary; N. B. Moore, treasurer.
Lenoir-W. S. Miller, president; c. r.
Harrison, vice-presdent; J. c. Seaglc,
| .ecretary and treasurer.
| Lexington-J. T. Hedrick, president; j.
= Coley, vice president; b. H. Finch.
ecrctary; r. L. McCrary. treasurer.
Mount Olive-W. F. Martin president;
| J. NJ MCGEE, vice president; j. w. Will
hanson, secretary; A. f. Albritton, treas
| lrer.
! Morehead City-Officers not reported.
| Mocksvile-Officers not reported
| New Bern-John Dunn, president; j. T.
I Parker. vice-president; j. L. Mcdaniel,
secretary and treasurer.
| Oxford-Offcers not reported.
Newton-J. A. Garvn, president; S. l..
| Rhyme, vice-president; T. j. McAllister,
| secretary: r. F. Freeze. treasurer.
! Reidsville-R. T. Williams, president;
B. NJ Hitchcock, vice-president; d. A.
Hendrick, second vice-president; J. S.
Dalton Jr., secretary; ]. 7. Smith,
| treasurer.
Rocky Mount-C E. Timmons, pres
dent: CASTOR Levy, vice president; o.
SadIer, secretary; w. H. Tyson, treasurer.
Raleigh-D. r. Johnson, president; M.
Rosenthal, vice president; j. B. Green,
sccrctary T. Woolcott, treasurer.
Salisbury-N. P. Murphy, president; w.
l.. Kluttz, vice-president; P. N. Peacock,
secretary; w. H. Huff, treasurer.
Spring Hope-W. w. Richardson, presi
dent C. B. Brantley, vice-president;
George w. Bum secretary; S. M.
Wheelcss, treasurer.
Statewide. B. Gill, president; A. ].
Evans, ce-president; o. L. Turner, secre-
tary; w. T. Nichols, treasurer.
Tarboro-R. B. Peters, president w.
NJ. Arnheim, vice president: w. o. How
ard, secretary; j. w. Forbes, treasurer.
Warsaw-W l.. Hill, president; G. f.
Hussey, vicepresident J. Walter John,
son, secretary; S. E. Hines, treasurer.
Washington-Joseph F. Tayloe, presi-
dent; E. K Willis, vice president; w. T.
Bailey, Jr., secretary; c. M. Little,
| treasurer
Wiliamston4-N S. Pell, president F.
K Hodges, president; C. d. Cars
tarphen, secretary; j. S. Haswel
| treasurer.
Wilmington. H. Thomas, president,
P. Heinsberger, secretary and treasurer.
|
Boykin. vicc-president; R. E. Townsend,
secretary and treasurer.
Winston-Salem-D. S. Reid, president:
H. D. Poindexter, vice president; J. w.
Carter, secretary; J. F. Griffith, treasurer.
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