Play Slam At As iy This Morning By John Ford
A morning program by Grafton featured group singing from boys and girls. The girls opened with Christmas hymns Holy Night O Little Town of Bethlehem and It Came Upon a Midnight Clear. Participants included Norine Sterling Ethel Scranage Mabel Hannon Ruth Huffman Juaniita Wilson Vivian Kerns Dorothy Keener Beulah Lambert Janetta Stemple Virginia Currey Clara Huffman Virginia Powell Jane Ringler Jo Mary Beard Margaret Bartlett Gladys Tucker Mabel Knight Virginia McDaniel pay ane wene Reed Virginia McDaniel the boy Robert Rogers a villager Wilbur Slaton an anchoress Gertrude Sampson squire Carl Shaw. The boys chorus included Carl Shaw Lyle Shaw Robert Rogers William Hartsock Wilbur Slaton and Richard Graham. John Evans band director sang The Birthday of a King.
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John Ford
Grafton
Major bus lines consolidate under Atlantic Greyhound Line
Richmond Virginia December 21 officials announce twelve major passenger bus lines in fourteen states consolidate under a Virginia corporation commission charter forming the Atlantic Greyhound Line. The centralized system will cover the eastern seaboard south of Pittsburgh and from Cincinnati to the south. President A M Hill of Charleston W Va and VP C T Lineback of Winston Salem N C share leadership roles with H C Grosman of Pontiac Mich as secretary and F H Sullivan of Charleston W Va as comptroller. Directors include O S Caesar Chicago H E Listman Pontiac and J L Gilmer Winston-Salem.
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Richmond
Virginia Corporation
Atlantic Greyhound Line, Incorporated
America
Seaboard
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
F. H. Sullivan
Charleston
W. Va
Alexandria
A. M. Hill
Wa. Va
Sullivan
H. C. Grosman
Pontiac, Mich
C. T. Lineback
Winston-Salem
N. C
O. S. Caesar
Chicago
H. E. Listman
J. L. Gilmer
New Interstate Bus System Plans Unveiled In Grayhound Merger
The Sentinel notes a proposed giant transit corporation uniting Gray Transit Virginia ventures with Blue and Gray Securities Car and other operators. The plan includes Atlantic Greyhound Lines of North Carolina and Georgia, Skyland Stages, United Bus Terminal, Old Dominion Stages, and Camel City Coach, aiming to run as a single centralized system.
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Sow
Atlantic Greyhound Lines
North Carolina
Coastal Transport Company of
Georgia
Atlantic Greyhound Lines of
Skyland Stages, Inc
United Bus Terminal Company
Old Dominion Stages
Camel City Coach Company of
Virginia
Blue and
Former Local Farmer Ira J. Post Dies in Car Crash
Ira J. Post a Simpson County farmer for sixteen years and longtime Taylor county resident died from injuries after a car wreck near the Virginia North Carolina line while en route to Sarasota Florida for wintering. He was 66. Surviving are his two wives Cleveland Post and Lilly Post, children Cleveland Lora and Oscar, Ruth Atha of Richboro, and brothers Arthur and Bertis Post. Funeral held in Simpson with relatives from Richboro and Camden in attendance.
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Simpson
Fo Richboro
Ira J. Post
Taylor County
North Carolina
Day
Lilly Post
Post
Sarasota
Florida
Part
Richboro
Virginia
Barbour County
Lora Post
Oscar Post
Camden, N. J
Ruth Atha
Richbaro Pa
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