James H. Ellis
Addiction Counselor in Winston Salem, NC
License number
North Carolina 4328
Issued Date
May 26, 2003
Renew Date
Jun 30, 2012
Category
Counselor
Address
Address
Winston Salem, NC
Personal information
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Address
Phone
501 S 8Th St, Bessemer City, NC 28016
5018 Drakemoor Rd, Wilson, NC 27893
507 Buck Branch Dr, Garner, NC 27529
518 Pasquotank Station Rd, Elizabeth Cty, NC 27909
507 Westover Ave W, Wilson, NC 27893
Professional information
Wrapping Materials For Smoking Articles
US Patent:
2003013, Jul 17, 2003
Filed:
Nov 25, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/303646
Inventors:
Charles Ashcraft - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Ellis - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Hutchens - Walnut Cove NC, US
Gregory Pierce - Kernersville NC, US
John Tomel - Mocksville NC, US
Don White - King NC, US
Sara Williard - Winston-Salem NC, US
Paul Chapman - Winston-Salem NC, US
Mark Powell - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Ellis - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Hutchens - Walnut Cove NC, US
Gregory Pierce - Kernersville NC, US
John Tomel - Mocksville NC, US
Don White - King NC, US
Sara Williard - Winston-Salem NC, US
Paul Chapman - Winston-Salem NC, US
Mark Powell - Winston-Salem NC, US
International Classification:
A24D001/02
US Classification:
131/365000
Abstract:
Smokable rods of cigarettes are manufactured using wrapping materials that incorporate at least one fibrous material (e.g., flax fibers, hardwood pulp fibers and/or softwood pulp fibers) at least one filler material (e.g., calcium carbonate in particulate form). The wrapping materials possess multi-layer coatings. The wrapping materials possess coatings in the form of series of spaced apart bands, each band possessing a series of layers. At least one of the coating layers can have a filler material dispersed or suspended within a film-forming material of that layer.
Wrapping Materials For Smoking Articles
US Patent:
2006001, Jan 19, 2006
Filed:
Sep 13, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/225927
Inventors:
Paul Stuart Chapman - Winston-Salem NC, US
Sara Williard - Winston-Salem NC, US
Charles Ashcraft - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Ellis - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Hutchens - Walnut Cove NC, US
Gregory Pierce - Kernersville NC, US
John Tomel - Mocksville NC, US
Mark Powell - Winston-Salem NC, US
Sara Williard - Winston-Salem NC, US
Charles Ashcraft - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Ellis - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Hutchens - Walnut Cove NC, US
Gregory Pierce - Kernersville NC, US
John Tomel - Mocksville NC, US
Mark Powell - Winston-Salem NC, US
International Classification:
A24D 1/02
US Classification:
131365000
Abstract:
Smokable rods of cigarettes are manufactured using wrapping materials that incorporate at least one fibrous material (e.g., flax fibers, hardwood pulp fibers and/or softwood pulp fibers) at least one filler material (e.g., calcium carbonate in particulate form). The wrapping materials possess multi-layer coatings. The wrapping materials possess coatings in the form of series of spaced apart bands, each band possessing a series of layers. At least one of the coating layers can have a filler material dispersed or suspended within a film-forming material of that layer.
Wrapping Materials For Smoking Articles
US Patent:
2006000, Jan 12, 2006
Filed:
Sep 13, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/226571
Inventors:
Paul Chapman - Winston-Salem NC, US
Sara Williard - Winston-Salem NC, US
Charles Ashcraft - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Ellis - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Hutchens - Walnut Cove NC, US
Gregory Pierce - Kernersville NC, US
John Tomel - Mocksville NC, US
Mark Powell - Winston-Salem NC, US
Sara Williard - Winston-Salem NC, US
Charles Ashcraft - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Ellis - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Hutchens - Walnut Cove NC, US
Gregory Pierce - Kernersville NC, US
John Tomel - Mocksville NC, US
Mark Powell - Winston-Salem NC, US
International Classification:
D21F 11/00
US Classification:
131365000, 162139000
Abstract:
Smokable rods of cigarettes are manufactured using wrapping materials that incorporate at least one fibrous material (e.g., flax fibers, hardwood pulp fibers and/or softwood pulp fibers) at least one filler material (e.g., calcium carbonate in particulate form). The wrapping materials possess multi-layer coatings. The wrapping materials possess coatings in the form of series of spaced apart bands, each band possessing a series of layers. At least one of the coating layers can have a filler material dispersed or suspended within a film-forming material of that layer.
Wrapping Materials For Smoking Articles
US Patent:
2005024, Nov 3, 2005
Filed:
Jul 7, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/176792
Inventors:
Charles Ashcraft - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Ellis - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Hutchens - Walnut Cove NC, US
Gregory Pierce - Kernersville NC, US
John Tomel - Mocksville NC, US
Don White - King NC, US
Sara Williard - Winston-Salem NC, US
Paul Chapman - Winston-Salem NC, US
Mark Powell - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Ellis - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Hutchens - Walnut Cove NC, US
Gregory Pierce - Kernersville NC, US
John Tomel - Mocksville NC, US
Don White - King NC, US
Sara Williard - Winston-Salem NC, US
Paul Chapman - Winston-Salem NC, US
Mark Powell - Winston-Salem NC, US
International Classification:
A24D001/02
US Classification:
131365000
Abstract:
Smokable rods of cigarettes are manufactured using wrapping materials that incorporate at least one fibrous material (e.g., flax fibers, hardwood pulp fibers and/or softwood pulp fibers) at least one filler material (e.g., calcium carbonate in particulate form). The wrapping materials possess multi-layer coatings. The wrapping materials possess coatings in the form of series of spaced apart bands, each band possessing a series of layers. At least one of the coating layers can have a filler material dispersed or suspended within a film-forming material of that layer.
Wrapping Materials For Smoking Articles
US Patent:
2005024, Nov 3, 2005
Filed:
Jul 7, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/176720
Inventors:
Charles Ashcraft - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Ellis - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Hutchens - Walnut Cove NC, US
Gregory Pierce - Kernersville NC, US
John Tomel - Mocksville NC, US
Don White - King NC, US
Sara Williard - Winston-Salem NC, US
Pau Chapman - Winston-Salem NC, US
Mark Powell - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Ellis - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Hutchens - Walnut Cove NC, US
Gregory Pierce - Kernersville NC, US
John Tomel - Mocksville NC, US
Don White - King NC, US
Sara Williard - Winston-Salem NC, US
Pau Chapman - Winston-Salem NC, US
Mark Powell - Winston-Salem NC, US
International Classification:
A24D001/02
US Classification:
131365000
Abstract:
Smokable rods of cigarettes are manufactured using wrapping materials that incorporate at least one fibrous material (e.g., flax fibers, hardwood pulp fibers and/or softwood pulp fibers) at least one filler material (e.g., calcium carbonate in particulate form). The wrapping materials possess multi-layer coatings. The wrapping materials possess coatings in the form of series of spaced apart bands, each band possessing a series of layers. At least one of the coating layers can have a filler material dispersed or suspended within a film-forming material of that layer.
Wrapping Materials For Smoking Articles
US Patent:
2004009, May 27, 2004
Filed:
Nov 25, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/303639
Inventors:
Paul Chapman - Winston-Salem NC, US
Sara Williard - Winston-Salem NC, US
Charles Ashcraft - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Ellis - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Hutchens - Walnut Cove NC, US
Gregory Pierce - Kernersville NC, US
John Tomel - Mocksville NC, US
Mark Powell - Winston-Salem NC, US
Sara Williard - Winston-Salem NC, US
Charles Ashcraft - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Ellis - Winston-Salem NC, US
James Hutchens - Walnut Cove NC, US
Gregory Pierce - Kernersville NC, US
John Tomel - Mocksville NC, US
Mark Powell - Winston-Salem NC, US
International Classification:
A24D001/02
US Classification:
131/365000
Abstract:
Smokable rods of cigarettes are manufactured using wrapping materials that incorporate at least one fibrous material (e.g., flax fibers, hardwood pulp fibers and/or softwood pulp fibers) at least one filler material (e.g., calcium carbonate in particulate form). The wrapping materials possess multi-layer coatings. The wrapping materials possess coatings in the form of series of spaced apart bands, each band possessing a series of layers. At least one of the coating layers can have a filler material dispersed or suspended within a film-forming material of that layer.