Randolph Creamery to Be Built on Salisbury Street, Sept. 15, 1926

Randolph Creamery Selects Location. . . Buys Lot on Salisbury Street. . . To Begin Erection of Plant soon. . . Officers and Directors

Mr. a. R. Winningham, secretary and treasurer of the Randolph Creamery Inc., is in Salisbury for a few days looking over the plant of the Rowan Creamery and familiarizing himself with its operations preparatory to launching the creamery in Asheboro. The creamery company had purchased the Mary Jane Sluder lot, near the office of the old Cox Lumber Company, on Salisbury street, and will begin soon the erection of a modern plant on the premises.

At a meeting of the stockholders of the creamery last Friday night, officers were elected and plans made for going ahead with the work. The officers elected were: Arthur Ross, president; J. S. Lewis, vice president; A. R. Winningham, secretary and treasurer; and J. S. Lewis, Arthur Ross, A. C. Cox, M. G. Edwards, A. R. Winningham, W. F. Redding Sr., J. A. York, W. J. Armfield Jr., and Hugh Parks, directors.

From the front page of The Courier, Asheboro, N.C., Thursday, September 15, 1926

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