Moser Rollins Wedding Set At Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Doris Elinor Moser and Charles B Rollins of Hickory wed in a formal ceremony at Emmanuel Lutheran Church this afternoon. Before the wedding, a bridge party hosted by Mrs B C Fowler and Mrs Lester Williams featured guests including Mrs George Moser and Mrs Olivia Wadsley. A corsage of white carnations signified the honoree and guests enjoyed a holiday dessert course.
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Doris Elinor Moser
Charles B. Rollins
Hickory
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Miss Moser
B. C. Fowler
Lester Williams
Ler
Becky Fowler
George Moser
Olivia Wadsley
Mesdames Forest Edwards
Irvin Black
Frank Hicks
Billie Joe Teague
Chicken In Bottle Reported Thriving
Report from Kanapolis on Vic Harrington and Buford Efird showing a real live chicken kept in a bottle. They placed the chick inside when tiny. as it grew the bird adapts to its bottle home with two vents for air and a wire resting perch with food and water.
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Kanl
Apolis
Vic Harrington
Buford Efird
Landis
Father of Local Men Dies in Morganton Fire
Joseph M. Dale 78, of Brindletown Burke county, perished when flames engulfed his five room house early Saturday. He lived near his daughter Mrs F L Propst. Funeral at Kirksey Morganton and burial at Silver Creek church cemetery. Survived by five sons, four daughters, 29 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, four sisters and two brothers.
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Morganton
Joseph M. Dale
Brindletown
Burke County
F. L. Propst
Dale
Kirksey
Silver Creek Church
Hiram Dale
Joe Dale
Sam Dale
High Point
Dowell Dale
Marion Dale
Hickory
Polly Dale
Ashboro
Carl Yount
Dick Lane
Man Buys Car With 900 Two Dollar Bills
Hart ford oil refinery pipefitter D. H. Gardner saved two dollar bills since 1941 starting with ten from his wife. He exchanged other currency and today bought a 1946 model car for 1800 dollars using only two dollar bills at Nelson Cook’s used car lot.
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Hartford
D. H. Gardner
Nelson Cook
Social calendar events at Emerywood and area venues
Monday 3:30 to 5:30 tea at Forrest Hill Drive honoring Mrs. W L Jackson Jr the former Betty Bencini. 9:00 to 1:00 Cosmopolitan club dance at Sedgefield Inn with Frank Hooker orchestra. Tuesday 10:00 official ladies bridge at Emerywood country club. Wednesday 8:30 New Year’s Eve dinner dance at Emerywood clubhouse. Thursday 6:30 regular family night dinner at [location].
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W. L. Jackson
Wendell Dickerson
Betty Lou Jackson
Forrest Hill Drive
W. L. Jackson, Jr
Betty Bencini
Cosmopolitan Club
Sedgefield Inn
Frank Hooker
P.Y. Adams
Emerywood Country Club
Government Suit Brings Denial From Company
Attorney Guy Chambers of Lincoln filed in federal court a brief denying the government's claim that Thomas L. Lamont and J. P. Morgan and Co participated in a railroad anti trust violation. The brief disputes Lamont's alleged alternate role on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe committee and states he never attended meetings or acted as alternate. The government suit, opened in 1944, charges the defendants with eliminating rate competition and hindering service improvements.
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Lincoln, Neb
Guy Chambers
Lincoln Today
Thomas L. Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Co. ,Inc
Western Railroads
Chambers
Lamont
Atchison, Topeka
Age Limit Raised for Logging Workers
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach raised the minimum age to 18 for most pulpwood logging jobs effective after February 2. Some roles for 16 and 17 year olds remain outside the sawmill and other restricted areas, with several specific exceptions in offices, camps, repairs, and clerical work.
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Washington
Schwellenbach
Cosmopolitan Club to Host First Dance at Sedgefield Inn
High Point's Cosmopolitan club under Garnet Pollock plans its initial dance at the Sedgefield Inn tomorrow night December 29. The semi formal event runs from nine to one with Frank Hooker and his eight piece orchestra providing music, expected to boost holiday celebrations. Officers include Pollock president Kag as vice president and Piner as secretary treasurer.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Sedgefield Inn
High Point
Garnet Pollock
Frank Hooker
Oef
Southern Pines
Pollock
Paul T. Kag
W. Duke Piner
Fire kills mother of three in Spartanburg home
Mrs. Virginia Snyder Jones Cantrell, about 40, formerly of Charlotte and Shelby, North Carolina, died in a Christmas tree fire that trapped her on a stairway in her Spartanburg residence early today. Her husband Vicki Cantrell escaped. three children from her first marriage were with a neighbor. First husband Hubert Jones, a Coca Cola plant manager in Shelby, died four years ago. No inquest scheduled.
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Spartanburg
Virginia Snyder Jones Cantrell
Charlotte
Shelby
N. C
Prominent Negro Leader Sanders Dies in Huntington
William W. Sanders aged 73 of Charleston, president of the West Virginia state Negro Elks lodge and former state supervisor of Negro schools, died in Huntington on December 27.
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Huntington
W. Va
William W. Sanders
Charleston
West Virginia
Negro Elks Lodge
Carter Fabrics Buys Lola Mills in Greensboro
Carter Fabrics Corp of Greensboro announces the purchase of Lola Mills at Stan, a 10,000 spindle corn cotton yarn producer. New owners will take control tomorrow and operate Lola Mills in connection with Stanley Mills, already owned by Carter. H M Craig president of Lola Mills reports no personnel changes planned.
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Greensboro
Lola Mills
Stan
Carter Fabrics Corporation of
J. P. Stevens and Company
Stanley Mills
Carter
H. M. Craig
Lol Mills
McCarn–Carpenter Vows Quietly In Thomasville
Miss Louise Carpenter and Vernon Leon McCarn were married December 5 at the home of Mrs. F. C. Smith in Thomasville. Reverend Charles F. Leek officiated. reception followed. couple now residing with Mrs. Smith and planning a short wedding trip.
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Thomasville
Louise Carpenter
F. J. Carpenter
Rockingham
Vernon Leon McCarn
Margaret McCarn
Mr. McCarn
F. C. Smith
Charles F. Leek
First Baptist Church
Hobart Fouts
Albert McCarn
Leo Carter
Hubert Coffee
Smith
Mrs. Smith
Artificial Legs Help Young Bride Seek Home
Betty Jean Lampe, 22, born without feet, after receiving $3,000 in donations and multiple operations to wear artificial legs, now walks the Chicago streets seeking an apartment for herself and her husband William Hageglund. Married five months to the illustrator, she has lived with relatives since their wedding and is pursuing a home of their own.
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Chicago
Betty Jean Lampe
William Hageglund
Ways to be a popular overnight guest in a home
Reader tips from Elinor Williams advise guests to give a small, inexpensive gift to the hostess, arrive on time, help with chores, and avoid imposing extra work. Guests should eat what is offered, keep shared spaces tidy, decline unnecessary entertainments, and send a thank you note after returning home.
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Elinor Williama
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High Point, N
the Fashion Beauty Shop
Washington,st
Lizzie Gooch
Dren
Carter Fabrics Corp
Elinor Williams
Gabardine
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Rosume
South Main ST
Lindsay
Oak Hill
Deluxe Cleaners, Inc
Roy
Beasley
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