Mrs Greene to tour Europe and Holy Land
Mrs Marjorie S. Greene formerly of High Point and now in New York City will leave for Europe Cairo Egypt and the Holy Land by plane on August 12. She is active in the Drama Guild of St Mark's Church in New York and president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at St Mark's. Currently supervisor of Special Services at the State Department of Labor Staten Island, she is also a Man Power Development Training Program recommender for the area. Her itinerary includes London Paris Rome Istanbul Cairo Beirut Bethlehem and Jerusalem with return to New York via Madrid in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie S. Greene
High Point
New York City
Europe
Cairo
Egypt
Holy Land
Greene
Harrison Strickland
Clarence Stricklin
Staten Island
Man
London
Paris
Rome
Instabul
Beirut
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
New York
Madrid
Officers Installed in Nettie Carter Jackson Temple
The Nettie Carter Jackson Temple rites installed Daughter Ruler Mrs. Mary David and a slate of officers including vice Mrs. Elizabeth Colson, chaplain Miss Betty York, escort Mrs. Mary Howard, Gatekeeper Miss Mattie Lindsay, Financial secretary Mrs. Mary Hillian, recording secretary Miss Janie Clark, treasurer Miss Lizzie Sturdivant. Trustees named Mrs. Annie Boyd, Miss Priscilla Thompson, Miss Lizzie Easterling, Mrs. Pattie Fronberger, Miss Delores McKenzie. Design and inscription of the first U S coin approved July 6 1787.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Carter Jackson Temple
Mary David
Elizabeth Colson
Viola Hannah
Betty York
Mary Howard
Mattie Lindsay
Mary Hillian
Janie Clark
Lizzie Sturdivant
Annie Boyd
Priscilla Thompson
Lizzie Easterling
Pattie Fronberger
Delores McKenzie
Community notices from local churches and groups
Brief items list upcoming meetings and events. The Brincefield Guild meets Mrs. Dorothy Blair 1318 Boundary St Tuesday at 8 p.m. United Ushers meet at First Baptist Church 3 p.m. Junior ushers attend same time. Barber notices for Furniture City Barbers and Modern Barber Shop Monday 8 p.m. Emmanuel Jubilee Singers perform 3 p.m. today. Golden Star Gospel Singers perform at Emmanuel Friday 8 p.m. Class of 1953 William Penn High School gathers today 5 p.m. Mt. Vernon Willing Workers meet Thursday 7:45 p.m. with picnic Saturday 4 p.m. at 1620 Boundary St. Girl Scout Troops 25 and 8 attended Camp J Harris Aug 1. Missionary Circle 3 Emmanuel Baptist meets Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at Mrs Mozelle Foster 404 North St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brincefield
St. Mark Methodist Church
Dorothy Blair
Boundary St
Emmanuel Jubilee Singers
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Golden Star Gospel Singers
Emmanuel
William Penn High School
Betty Jackson
Mt. Vernon
Elizabeth Coleman
Missionary Circle 3
Mozelle Foster
North St
Ex-Convict Shot By Decoy Police in St Louis
In St Louis Saturday ex convict George D. Norman drew a knife on a decoy police officer Sanford Sutfin while the squad closed in. Sutfin fired once, Norman fell dead. Norman had a prior 1955 larceny conviction and multiple prior incarcerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
George D. Norman
Sanford Sutfin
Buddy
Norman
Sutfin
Suffin
Illinois
Puzzle Solution Reveals Allison’s Lab Access Claim
Allison asserts he was not in Dr. Anderson's laboratory all day yet references a loose sill kicked loose less than two hours ago, implying he knew details only possible from being there or being briefed after the fact. The exchange hinges on credibility of his denial and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Dr. Anderson
American magnate Stonehill deported from Philippines
Manila reports deportation of Harry S. Stonehill, 45, an American industrialist accused of corruption and menace to state security. He left for Sydney then San Francisco, after lawmakers backed expulsion amid executive legislative jurisdiction fights. Stonehill built a large empire in tobacco, oil, glass, and real estate. his associate Robert Brooks had already been expelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Harry S. Stonehill
Diosdado Macapagal
Chicago
Sydney
San Francisco
Congress
Stonehill
Steinberg
Robert Brooks
Brooks
Covered Wagons Parade Dazzles Robbins on Farm Day
Robbins North Carolina drew about 10 000 spectators as a caravan of 189 entries from Nissen Wagon Co Winston Moore and Salem counties plus other rural teams wound through town. Judges awarded prizes for unusual rig and best animal to local owners Meriel Deaton and Mrs Betty Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nissen Wagon Co
Winstonbarns
Moore
Salem
Robbins Farm
Curtis Hussley
Hussey
Georgie I
Meriel Deaton
Rt. 2
Robbins
Tennessee
Betty Harris
Asheboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Greene
Marjorie Greene
U. S
United
Ushers
First Baptist Church
Furniture City
Gospel Singers
SCOUT
Camp
J. Harris
Kernersville
Missionary Circle
TEMCO
Bedford Sales CO
N. Wrenn ST
Eugene Black
Glenola Methodist Church
Otto Withers
Tokyo
Macapagal
United States
Immigration Detention Center
Maxum M. Bingham
Thomasville
N. C
Robbins, N. C
Atlantic
The
Federal Government
Night Depository
Jim
Joe
Carolina
N.C
Port
Box Springs
S. Wrenn St
S. Main
W. Grimes
Nantic Savings and Loan Association
N. Main ST
the “Carillonic Bells
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