World Day of Prayer Observed Globally on February 17
Observances mark the World Day of Prayer in over 20 000 U S communities and 134 countries. Millions join in more than 24 hours of services in 1000 languages, offering money and goods to relieve human suffering. The United Church Women sponsor the event, themed One flock one shepherd, with a story from American Indian leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
Cooperative Christian Ministries
United Church Women Project
United Church Women
National Council of Churches
Cook Training School
Phoenix
Ariz
America
West
Montana
Cation
Fiji
Tonga Islands
World Day of Prayer Symbol of Prayer
A poster promotes the 1956 World Day of Prayer sponsored by United Church Women. Observed Feb 17 at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church with services at 10 am 2 pm and 7:30 pm. It highlights global outreach from Africa India Pakistan Tokyo Korea and more. It notes increased interest annual both locally and worldwide and the theme of unity through prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Africa
Protestant Medical Institute
Kimpese
Congo
America
India
Pakistan
Tokyo
Korea
World Day of Prayer
Edu
Gardinettes Garden Club Hosts Day Center Speaker
Dan Jackson director of the day center for handicapped children spoke at Mrs. James Suggs home on Summit Road. He described training methods and the impact of nature study on handicapped children and said proper training can prepare many for public school.
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Dan Jackson
Day Center
Gardinettes Garden Club
James Suggs
Summit Rd
Jackson
Trai
Roy Watts
Colorful blouse descriptions with varied collars and sleeves
The text lists multiple blouses with convertible collars, wing collars, or club collars and features such as no iron wrinkle free cotton, double stitching, button-tabs, and doll sleeves. Colors include white, pink, blue, Siam orange, and bamboo gold with striped or check patterns and various pocket and sleeve details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Vertibie
Births listed in High Point area families
Announcements of multiple newborns from Wendell Trinity Guilford and Asheboro indicate births in High Point Memorial Hospital between Feb 6 and Feb 19. Named babies include Nancy Lynne Boling Jan Tilley Greer Sabrena Marie Tuttle Bobby Earl Sutherland Starr Neave Jimmy Lee Weant Nikki Suzanne Ted Alan Trina Jane Allred Bobby Odell Lambeth with parents and former residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Boling
Wendell
Nancy Lynne
High Point Memorial Hospital
Bolings
Trinity
Jan Tilley Greer
Jack K. Greer
Spruce St
Jan Tilley
Bobby Earl Sutherland
James Sutherland
High Point
Bobby Earl
Starr Neave
D. G. Neave
Route 1
Guilford
Starr
Ted Alan Carter
Jimmy Carter
Moore Ave
Ted Alan
Trina Jane Allred
B. J. Allred
Terrell Dr
Trina Jane
Chapel Ceremony Here Unites Miss Mitchell John Hatcher
Miss Racene Mitchell and John D. Hatcher wed in a candlelit service at Burgess Memorial Chapel First Methodist Church. Frail white gladioli and crimson accents framed the altar as Rev. Robert G. Tuttle officiated. The couple plans to live in High Point after a Florida honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mitchell
John Hatcher
Racene Mitchell
John D. Hatcher
Burgess Memorial
First Methodist Church
Elmer C. Mitchell
Sparta
G. M. Hatcher
Pilot Mountain
Oregon
Robert G. Tuttle
Lois Reeman
Dean Comer
Clara Haithcock
Carson L. Brown
Paul Wilson
W. H. Needham Jr
Points
Florida
English St
High Point
Engagement of Olena Ann Von Cannon and Charles Bradford Rhoades
Mr and Mrs J E Von Cannon announce the engagement of their daughter Olena Ann to Charles Bradford Rhoades youngest son of Mrs J B Rhoades Sr of Winston Salem and the late Mr Rhoades The wedding is planned for March 30 at Main Street Methodist Church in High Point Miss Von Cannon teaches in Forsyth County Schools and is a High Point High School graduate with an AB in Physical Education from High Point College Mr Rhoades is a Glenn High School graduate and a UNC senior
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. von Cannon
Fourth St
Olena Ann
Charles Bradford Rhoades
J. B. Rhoades Sr
Winston-Salem
Mr. Rhoades
Main St. Methodist Church
High Point
von Cannon
Forsyth County
High Point High School
High Point College
Phi Mu Sorority
Rhoades
Robert B. Glenn High School
University of North Carolina
Cotton Dresses Just Wait Till You See Our Stun
A brief advertising notice touts new cotton dresses with a tease to entice shoppers to view the latest arrivals. The snippet emphasizes summer wardrobes and fashion appeal.
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Globe
Earl Beaudry
Peste
John Wagner
R. K. Goodwin
Tobias
Bobbie James
Nancy Lynne Boling
Sabrena Marie Tuttle
C.E. Tuttle
Route 4
Sabrena Marie
Jimmy Lee Weant
L. J. Weant
Jimmy Lee
Weant
Vivian Bean
Nikki
Hollingsworth
Kenneth Hollingsworth
Grissom Ave
Nikki Suzanne
Bobby Odell Lambeth
Odell Lambeth
Asheboro
Bobby Odell
Asheboro Hospital
Lambeth
Barbara Ann Beasley
Janet Norwood
Ours
High Western Mountains
Miss von Cannon
Charles Rhoades
RCA
Tobia
Glamour
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