Tea and Topics Club meeting features Indo China talk
Mrs. W F Clayton hosted at 228 Lindsay Street with Mrs. Weaver discussing Indo China divisions English French and German and Mrs Poston detailing India animal life focusing on pheasants. Refreshments followed for club members including Mses Weaver Poston and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and Topics Club
W. F. Clayton
Lindsay Street
Joseph Teaver
Nancy Kirkman Poston
Weaver
Poston
Lotus Club Social Planned at Mrs Hedrick Home
Members of the Lotus club will be entertained at 8:00 p m by Mrs J W Hedrick at her North Main street residence in a social gathering hosted by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lotus Club
J. W. Hedrick
North Main Street
Entre Nous Club Hosts Mrs A E Tate At West Broad
Mrs. A E Tate welcomed Entre Nous club members to a pleasant afternoon at her West Broad street home. The meeting featured four tables of rook, spring flowers, and refreshments of salad and desserts. Members present included Mesdames Clark Cunningham Harriss Hayden Hoskins Morris Kearns Overman Phillips Sherrod Terry. Guests were Mrs R K Stewart Mrs E T Harmon Mrs S H Tomlinson and Mrs C A Barbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
West Broad Street
Rook
Mesdames
C. Clark
B. 8. Cummings
J. W. Harriss
J. F
Woodmen Circle Social Dances on Washington Street
The Woodmen Circle held a social on Wednesday evening April 12 in the Washington street hall for members and guests. Attendees danced and solved jig-saw puzzles while local musicians provided string music. About 50 people enjoyed refreshments at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Washington Street
Social Notes on Local Residents and Visitors
Friends of Mrs. H. A. Crane of the Sheraton report she is recuperating well after surgery at Guilford General hospital. Miss Clara Grissom of Myers Park School visits Easter at 407 East Green Street with Mr. and Mrs. CG. F. Grissom. Mrs. W. B. McEwen returns from Asheville after visiting sister Mrs. Edwin L. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Carter have gone back to New York City after a stay with Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Carter on Fourth Street. Miss Sarah Denny and Miss Jane Hess Weaver will spend Easter in Raleigh at a Pi Kappa Alpha house party, returning Monday.
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H. A. Crane
Sheraton Hotel
Guilford General Hospital
Clara Grissom
Myers Park School
Charlotte
CG. F. Grissom
East Green Street
Mrs. Wilmer Carter
New York City
Mrs. W. O. Carter
Fourth Street
Sarah Denny
Jane Hess Weaver
Raleigh
Pi Kappa Alpha
Musical Art Club Postponed to April 23 at Country Club
The Musical Art club meeting was postponed a week and will now take place Monday evening April 23 at the Country club. Union Hill School Clinic A Success About nine percent of district children were examined during the pre school age dining effort. Mrs. M C Holton chairs the committee praising transportation and registration teams. Lebanon Group Will Hold Sunrise Service The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Lebanon M P church will host an Easter sunrise service at 7:30 at Johnson Street school led by Miss Ida Guyer. Visitors are welcome.
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Musical Art Club
Union Hill School
M. C. Holton
Transportation and Registration
Central Friends To Have Service With Christian Endeavor
The Central Friends church unites with Christian Endeavor youth for a 7:80 pm service. Minister Tom A. Sykes will speak on The Victory of Cal va. Arthur Fidler sings The New Commandment and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fidler perform a cantata group from Olivet to Care. The service is in the church auditorium and all are invited.
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Central Friends Church
Christian Endeavor
Tom A. Sykes
Calva
Arthur Fidler
Norman Fidler
Olivet
Central Friends Group
Well Known Colored Citizen Passes Away
Pleasant Raper, a respected colored man, died at his home on High Point route 1 in W night. Born February 2 1863, he is survived by his wife mma Raper and nineeen. a son and child. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 3 pm at Georgetown Church with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Raper
High Point
Ifemma
Georgetown
Col Harrelson to Speak at Randolph County Assembly Meeting
Col J W Harrelson will headline a Randolph County Assembly gathering Tuesday evening April 18 in a Trinity school auditorium. The open forum discusses county state management with focus on tax reduction and expense cuts, featuring remarks on reforestation and the Tennessee basin project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
J. W. Harrelson
Randolph County Assembly
Trinity
Wilson Arlick
W. J. McAnally
High Point
Colonel Harrelson
Randolph
Tennessee Basin
Service Tonight at Wesley Memorial Church
The Rev G Ray Jordan will lead a communion service at Wesley Memorial church tonight at 730 joining new members and delivering a Good Friday message Can God Suffer He will close a ten day evangelistic series and praise the visiting minister Jer for his work.
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Wesley Memorial Church
G. Ray Jordan
Peremorial
Robert Z. Tyler
Decatur
Wesley Memorial
Jordan
Jer
Sermon Series Closes as Mr. Tyler Leaves Church
The visiting preacher concluded his sermons praising Jesus and the cross as a draw for millions. Members thanked Mr. Tyler for his work in the series and the church prepared for Easter with tonight’s final service marking the end of the week.
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Mr. Tyler
Jesus
Service Conducted At Sanitorium By St Marys Rector
Rev D W Allen led Thursday night services at Guilford County Sanitorium with St Marys Sotecens Church laymen. Meetings are sponsored by the High Point Ministers Association, with city pastors and congregations conducting weekly rituals. Government experts have produced silk stockings from agar cane waste treated with nitric acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Sotecens Church
D. W. Allen
Guilford County
High Point Ministers Association
Market Price List From A Rural Store
A fragmented price list shows various meats and fish items with small figures such as 15 cents and 20 cents. It mentions veal, beef, ham, dried beef, breakfast bacon, country ham, trout, shad, and hens among other goods.
Miss Mabel Morgan Hurt by Scattered Shot Near Greensboro
Miss Mabel Morgan of English street was grazed by shotgun shot fired from a vehicle on McGonnell road four miles east of Greensboro. The shot came as an auto traveling 40 to 45 mph approached Greensboro at about 10:30 p m. She was treated at Clinic hospital in Greensboro and discharged the same night. The car was driven by J D Morgan of Lexington avenue service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Morgan
English Street
McGonnell Road
Greensboro
Miss Morgan
Clinic
J. D. Morgan
Lexington Avenue
Passengers Travel 1.8 Million in 64 Million Miles in 1981
In 1981 about 1.8 million travelers covered 64 million miles on American air lines, reflecting growing air travel demand and network expansion across the United States.
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Mrs. Clayton
Green Street Baptist Church
Ruby Samuels
Lucile Brewer
Geneva Lambe
Mabel Koonce
Katherine Dean
Wilbur Hutchens
Lee Marshall
Claud Smith
Woodrow Hill
Ivan Crissman
Ollie Hutchens
A. E. Tate
Woodmen
Moffitt’s
Fanny
Asheville
Edwin L. Brown
Central Friends
Valencia
Praweereries
South Main
Wew
Col. Harrelson
Trinity High School
Cuba
St. Mary’s
Moore’s Book Store
Seward
East Commerce
Veal
Abe
Tomlinson
Ladies’ Shop
South Main Street
Kind
Aki
Calous
S. Main ST
Kester Fur. CO
James B. B. Richardson
Ponore
Commer Bank
Cote
Seeerseres
Chem Morris
HOTEL
Sheraton
Herbert A. Crane
National Market CO
North Main
Black Hawk
Armour Stee Star
Rob Shad
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