Plans Completed for Current-Napier Wedding
Miss Jean Current of High Point and Greensboro areas has completed plans to marry Cecil Napier of this city. The ceremony will take place August 12 at 8 p.m. at Lebanon Methodist Church with Rev. D D Broome officiating. Mrs Odell Tise acts as matron of honor and bridesmaids include Mrs John Strickland, Mrs Pete Hughes, Myre Napier, and Lib Starr. Best man is Pete Hughes. ushers are James Current Richard Reid Robert Foust and Donnel Hughes. A shower honored Miss Current with gifts and refreshments. Mrs Sam Current will host a cake cutting rehearsal event in Asheboro.
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Jean Current
High Point
Sheboro
Cecil Napier
Lebanon Methodist Church
D. D. Broome
Odell Tise
John Strickland
Greensboro
Pete Hughes
Myre Napier
Lib Starr
Albemarle
Judy Bennett
Saundra Napier
Napier
James Current
Celdt
Richard Reid
Robert Foust
Donnel Hughes
Margaret Pierce
Winston Road
Current
Polly Wooten
Leo Gaither
Sam Current
Kernersville Items of Interest Highlights Local News
Mrs. FE C Brooks returns home to Raleigh after weeks with sister Mrs J R Paddison. Joe Pinnix family vacationing at White Lake. Ellen Hastings visited Nag's Head Beach and saw the Lost Colony. Fred Morris family to vacation at White Lake. Jim Matthews injures shoulder at home. Mrs W B West hospitalized after surgery in Greensboro. Mrs T M Roberts visits Mrs Zeph Potts in Washington NC. Mrs John Kincaid abroad with husband away. Sgt Kincaid at Great Falls Montana Replacement Center before overseas duty.
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FE. C. Brooks
Raleigh
J. R. Paddison
Joe Pinnix
White Lake
Ellen Hastings
Manteo
Nag’s Head Beach
Fred Morris
White Ke
Jim Matthews
W. B. West
Greensboro Hospital
T. M. Roberts
Zeph Potts
Washington, N. C
John Kincaid
M. M. Jastings
Sgt. Kincaid
Great Falls
Montana
Marietta College Faith Mix and New Typing Machine
Marietta College founded by the Congregational church in 1835 now has only eight percent of 1314 students listing Congregational Christian as their religion. Methodists lead campus religious groups. A new platen-less type writer uses a table under it to impress type on paper or other material, removing size and character limits.
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Marietta, O
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Marietta College
Congregational Church
Philippines House Approves Medal for Lie for World Peace
The Philippine government signals approval to decorate United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie for outstanding leadership in promoting world peace. The Heraldry Committee will select an appropriate decoration.
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Manila
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United Nations
Trygve Lie
Dreamer’s insight saves plane for school aviation training
Dreaming captain William C. Eddy warned that a wing might fail after sensing a missing wing part. He discovered a rotten wing spar and donated the aircraft to the Chicago board of education for ground training and aviation education purposes.
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Chicago
INS
William C. Eddy
Chicago Board of Education
Aviation School
Eddy
Investment Melbourne notes long run of overseas capital
Since 1945 overseas capital totaling 460.8 million has been invested in Australia. Officials stressed capital for essential industries is encouraged while non essential industries are not needed due to manpower shortages.
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Melbourne
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Australia
Argonne Lab Maintains Eight Year Accident Free Record
The Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago reports an eight year accident free record as 18 protective instruments aid staff safety. Every employee wears a pocket radiation detector the size of a fountain pen as part of the program.
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Chicago
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Argonne National Laboratory
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