Christmas Party At Rogers Home For Security Office Staff
The Em ent Security commission held its annual Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Rogers in Arch e. The event featured festive decorations, a large Christmas tree, games, prizes, and a surprise visit from Santa Claus delivering gifts. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Iris Allen Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ene and daughter Gloria. and many staff members and their families.
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Rogers Home
Ement Security
B. F. Rogers
Arche
J. A. Kinglford R. Eddinger
Santa Claus
Onny
Iris Allen
Greensboro
Ralph Fene
Gloria
N. S. Stirewall
Wilford R. Edding
John
Willard Eldridge
Raymond G. Johnson
J. A. King
I. K. Purvis
Carol
Nancy
R. C. Hassell
W. L. Barker
Claude R. Sealey
Ricky
John Brooks
Charles Durham
Doris Mitchell
Mildred Huff
Billy Dawkins
Robert Rogers
B. IF. Rogers
Bridal Shower Fetes Lexington Bride Elect Before Wedding
Mesdames Ballard Troxler hosted a wedding breakfast at the Sheraton hotel Saturday morning to honor Miss Crowell of Lexington and James Mashburn of Raleigh. The event featured yellow and white decor, a 20-cover breakfast, soft music by Mrs. Ernestine Strickland, and a solo by Robert Walker.
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Mesdames Ballard and Troxler
Mesdames
Theodore Ballard
R. Ellis Troxler
Hostals
Sheraton Hotel
Dlay
Miss N Crowell
Lexington
James Mashburn
Raigh
Ernestine Strickland
Robert Walker
Hickory
Legion Expands Active Posts Worldwide
The American Legion reported today that the number of its active posts worldwide has reached a new high, signaling growing postwar organization and veteran support. The announcement notes expansion across multiple regions and increased member engagement.
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Indianapolis
INS
The
American Legion
Patricia Anne Conrad Honored With Holiday Dance
Miss Patricia Anne Conrad, home for the holidays from Duke University, was honored at a holiday dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Conrad at Emerywood Country Club. About 125 guests attended from Winston-Salem and nearby towns. James Johnson was her escort, and Chaperones included Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Quigley.
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Patricia Anne Conrad
Bruce Conrad
Young College
Emerywood Country Club
Patricia Anne
Tonya
Duke University
Duram
Rad
DeWitte Cramer
Dianne Lee
Mary Jo Spencer
Sam Joiner
William Spencer
Winston-Salem
Martha Phillips
William Tomlinson
Thomasville
Donald Spencer
Greensboro
Conrad
R. I. Quigley
Juniors Attend Dances at Emerywood Country Club
A series of events at the Emerywood Country Club includes two junior dances with Harold Gayle and his orchestra from 4 to 7 pm and 9 to 1 pm a tea and dinner dance. The L Amusante and Debonnaire clubs host a formal dance with Clyde Watson and his orchestra. A wedding rehearsal party and the actual wedding of Miss Doris Moser and Charles Rollins are noted with plans at Emmanuel Lutheran church and a reception at the Sheraton hotel.
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Emerywood Country Club
Harold Gayle
L'Amusante
Debonnaire
Clyde Watson
Doris Moser
Charles Robins
Hickory
R. H. Walker, Jr
Piedmont Cotillion
Dean Hudson
Miss Moser
Rollins
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
F. L. Conrad
Sheraton Hotel
Macedonia Church Christmas Play At 801 Lake Street
The Macedonia Church of the Living God at 801 Lake street hosts a Christmas program tonight at 7 30 featuring The Star of Bethlehem presented by the LGCY youth group. Dempsy Rich directs the play and James Buck leads the Christmas music for a public invitation. The accompanying note mentions a Cold War quote from Gov Dewey.
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Macedonia Church of the Living God
Lake Street
LGCY
Mrs Kiser Feted On Fifty Birthday At Colfax Route One
Mrs W H Kiser celebrated her fiftieth birthday with a surprise dinner at the Kiser home on Colfax route one. Attending were family members C R Kiser with Lana and Randall, G L Kiser with Carey, W E Shields with Vickie and Christine, W H Kiser Jr with Diana, Rev Clyde Faulkner and son C W Jr, J O Frazier and son Jimmy, E E Shields, and Evie Thornton of High Point.
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W. H. Kiser
W. E. Shields
Vickie
Christine
W. H. Kiser, Jr
Diana
Clyde Faulkner
J. O. Frazier
Jimmy
E. E. Shields
Evie Thornton
High Point
George Robichaux to Host Gala Christmas Dance
George Simons Robichaux will host an informal dance at Emerywood Country Club on Christmas Eve for about 250 friends after arriving from Staunton Military Academy. Don Long of Roxboro will assist as house guest and fellow Staunton student. Dancing runs from 8 to 12.
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Emerywood Country Club
George Simmons Robichaux
Staunton Military Academy
Don Long
Roxboro
Staunton
Christmas Party at Green Street Baptist Church
The Estherian class of Green Street Baptist held its monthly meeting as a Christmas party at Mrs. Charles Causby’s home on Kivett drive. The room glowed with greenery and candles a bright Christmas tree lit the setting. After a devotional the group sang carols and played games led by Mrs. Johnny Causby. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served to twenty eight members and visitors.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Charles Causby
Kivett Drive
Johnny Causby
Staunton families visit for Christmas holidays
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Knorr and children Kenneth and Mary Kay of Staunton Virginia arrive to spend Christmas with Mrs Knorrs parents Mr and Mrs O P Moffitt on Lind say street. C M Flynn and son Kenneth join Mrs Mary Hogan from Fort Lauderdale to visit Roy Armstrong over the holidays.
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Kenneth Knorr
Kenneth
Mary Kay
Staunton, Va
C. M. Flynm
Mary Hogan
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Roy Armstrong
Helen Bolling
Girl Scout
Allentown
A. J. Bolling
Steele Street
Linda Culler Birthday Party Celebrated at Gibson Gold Room
Mrs. Elbert Culler hosted a festive birthday gathering for daughter Linda at Gibson Gold Room yesterday afternoon. Linda marked her sixth birthday with Christmas themed sweets, wreaths on cakes, gum drop favors, and ice cream. Also present were Linda's sister Carolyn and friends Gail Black Judy Robinson Jeff Robinson Billy Howard Dana Gibson Patsy Jarrrell Bonnie Jarrrell Sallie Edmonds Mary Elizabeth Davis Sandy Steen Steen Steven Schultz.
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Elbert Culler
Gibson Gold Room
Linda
Carolyn Culler
Gail
Michael Black
Judy
Jeff Robinson
Billy Howard
Dana Gibson
Patsy
Bonnie Jarrrell
Sallie Edmonds
Mary Elizabeth Davis
Sandy Silversteen
Steven Schultz
Thomasville Teachers Urge Special Session Over Salaries
Seventy-one members of the Thomasville chapter of the North Carolina Education association write Gov. R Gregg Cherry urging a special legislative session to address teachers pay amid rising living costs. Miss Elizabeth Sneed heads the local NCEA group and cites requests from NCEA divisions and other chapters. Teachers fear mass resignations without relief.
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Thomasville
North Carolina Education Association
R. Gregg Cherry
Elizabeth Sneed
NCEA
Cherry
George H. Arnold
Division of ‘Superintendents
United Principals’ Division of
North Carolina
Special Christmas Day Service At Emmanuel Lutheran Church
A special Christmas morning service with music and anthems will be held at Emmanuel Lutheran Church at 6 30. The sermon, What Did You Get From Christmas, will be delivered. The Sunday school pageant The Gift will be presented Wednesday at 7 30.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Merchandising Consultant Sam Vining Sells Nationwide from Pittsburgh
Ver non H. Sam Vining is a merchandising consultant for a Pittsburgh appliance maker. He built his career from door to door sales and became known for selling No Peddlers Allowed signs to stores worldwide.
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Pittsburgh
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Vernon H
Sam) Vining
Vining
Thomasville Plans Survey After Bond Rejection
Thomasville school board will proceed with a survey of school building needs despite a $6,000,000 bond proposal being turned down by the Davidson county board. Superintendent George H Arnold announced plans for a January survey and a December board meeting disclosed the decision to illustrate needs graphically. Board members include Curtis M Fields, George D Finch, J D Fraley, Carson Cox and Dr R L McDonald.
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Thomasville
Davidson County Board of Commissioners
George H. Arnold
Lexington
Davidson County
Thomasville School Board
Curtis M. Fields
George D. Finch
J. D. Fraley
Carson Cox
R. L. McDonald
Illinois advisory panel urges statewide education program
Champaign Ill INS advisory committee of the University of Illinois College of Education urges a statewide K through college education program funded by state and city funds. They warn that we have already waited too long and call for early childhood through higher education inclusion.
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Champaign
Ill
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Illinois
University of Illinois College of Education
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Potato yields urged with well drained soils
Article notes that well drained loose soil suitable for clover or soybeans can support a large Irish potato crop. Emphasizes soil quality and moisture management as key to maximizing yield.
Sub Debs Dance Set For January 3 At Emerywood Club
Social activities for the sub-deb set include a dance on Saturday January 3 at Emerywood Country Club. Hostesses Miss Mary Elizabeth Casey Miss Frances Pickett and Miss Virginia Perry will welcome many young attendees with the event running from eight thirty to eleven thirty and a holiday setup planned in the clubrooms.
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Emerywood Country Club
Mary Elizabeth Casey
Frances Pickett
Virginia Perry
City Linked by Air With Central America
Eastern Air Lines announced an interline agreement with TACA Airways enabling local travelers to book to Guatemala City San Salvador Balboa and other TACA cities. Passengers can fly daily from this city to New Orleans or Miami for onward international service and vice versa. TACA serves Guatemala Costa Rica Honduras El Salvador Nicaragua Cuba Panama British Honduras and Mexico.
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Central America
Thomas M. Breedon
Eastern Air Lines
Taca Airways
S. A
Guatemala City
San Salvador
Balboa
TACA
New Orleans
Miami
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Honduras
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Cuba
Panama
British Honduras
Mexico
Being Santa Claus Is Not Such a Tough Job
Harold Harrison of WTNC radio topped a holiday program by collecting over a thousand letters to Santa from the Kris Kringle line for B F Goodrich Tire store. Store manager Bill Batson started the effort and left Harrison to finish, finding many early letters small in number but growing as the season progressed.
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Thomasville
Santa Claus
Harold Harrison
WTNC
Harold
Population in Jersey City area climbs to 13.58 million
The New Jersey New York Connecticut Metropolitan Region population rose from 12,517,700 in 1940 to 13,580,000, an increase of more than a million, according to the Regional Plan association.
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New Jersey
New_ York-Connecticut
Regional Plan Association
Ice doughnuts keep drinks cool in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas Nevada a novelty ice doughnut is added to drinks. The tiny ring of ice chills cocktails faster than standard ice cubes and reflects how air conditioning changes even simple pleasures in the desert resort town.
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Las Vegas
Nev
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