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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1948

Page

8

Meredith College Choir to Broadcast Christmas Day

Meredith College choir of 78 voices will perform a specially transcribed Christmas program on Radio Station WPTF Raleigh at 9 15 a m Christmas Day directed by Harry E Cooper with Billie Hart as accompanist. The program features multiple sacred carols and solos by Katherine Lewis among many North Carolina and out of state members.

Raleigh Meredith College Choir WPTF Harry E. Cooper Meredith Billie Hart Salemburg Christiansen Hayford Lehman Katherine Lewis Mt. Olive Jesus Abbott Lefebvre Louis North Carolina Bettie Compton Rose Marie Yarbrough Burlington Helen Walker Sparta Louise Britt Mary Cecile Ward Bladenboro Bethea Danford Bolivia Joyce Harrell Edenton Mary Beth Hord Kings Mountain Ruth Gray Hannon Moncure Edith Cooper Falcon Barbara Dennis Durham Madelyn Clinard Joanne Wyatt Winston-Salem Frances Meadows Kernersville Betty Lou Dean Louisburg Frances Smith Gastonia Dorothy Allen Jane Stroup Cherryville Nancy Hall Rebecca Rosalind Knott Joanna Pittard Oxford Frances Ward High Point Frances Anne Estridge Weldon Susan Graham Nell Parker Enfield Virginia Henry Hendersonville Joyce Kennedy Statesville Betsy Ann Morgan Benson Eugenia Bradley Sanford Idalia Oglesby Hamilton Jane Burch Ruth Griffin Dorothy Patrick Warrenton Jean Fleming Middleburg Helen Carr Plymouth Jean Wilson Boone Dot Childress Emilia Kutschinski Janie Nance Carolyn Massey Zebulon Mr. Olive Jamie Anne Stowe Goldsboro Orlena Jamerson Pensacola Addie Elliott Huntsville Ala Marjorie Williams Miami Fla Jeanne Dickens Delray Beach Mary Ann Palmer Jacksonville Elizabeth Zulalian Brookline Mass Kathleen Deane Akron Ohio Doris Day Russell Canton Betty Jean Hefner Harriette Littlejohn Greer S. C Rosalyn Varn Walterboro Charlotte Bowman Boones Mill Winnie Fitzgerald Gretna Phyllis Harrington Joanne Marie Mason Portsmouth Gazelle Moore Gwynn Julia Parker Norfolk Margaret Walker South Hill Doris Williamson Buffalo Junction Marion Winston Nelson Emily Stacy Washington, D. C

Final Rites Held In Charleston For Gen Hagood

Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood died at the Naval hospital and was buried in Magnolia cemetery after services at St. Michael's Episcopal church. He retired in 1936 and once drew public controversy over his removal as commander of the Eighth Army Corps in San Antonio. Hagood was a noted author on army life and a nephew of Brig. Gen Johnson Hagood, a former Confederate officer and South Carolina governor.

St. Michael’s Episcopal Church Magnolia Naval Hospital Hagood Eighth Army Corps San Antonio Tex Roosevelt Works Progress Administration Army Life South Carolina Johnson Hagood

Samarkand Walls Boosted by Mongol Tile Revival

Clay tile was extensively used for outer walls of Samarkand buildings as Tamerlane and successors rebuilt the city in the 14th and 15th centuries.

Samarkand Tamerane

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