Trinity High School Glee Club Recital at Grange Meeting
The Trinity High School Glee Club of 45 members performed a varied program under Mrs. Pell Payne at Trinity Grange No. 794. Highlights included sacred selections, a piano solo by Barbara Ann Wall, negro spirituals, a blackface skit by Francis Hite, and songs such as Roll Jordan Roll and Ark of Freedom.
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Trinity High School Glee Club
Trinity Grange No
Pell Payne
Barbara Ann Wall
Francis Hite
Gus” Lohr
Jean Hill
Glee Club
Shuford Frazier
Trinity Grange
Trinity
L. H. Koon
Trinity High School
Dewitt Richardson
Washable shelf paper offered in multiple colors and uses
A grease resistant shelf paper is available in white red pink blue yellow green and pine solars. The paper also is available for drawer lining.
Needle Threader Aids Blind Users with One Push
A plastic gadget automatically threads a needle with a single button press. The device helps blind people perform a task that previously required visual aid. It has gained notable success among users seeking easier sewing.
Melrose Hosiery Mills Expands After World War II
Melrose Hosiery Mills grew from 25 workers to three mills with 1200 payroll, planning 350 more as it invested over 750000 in modern textile machinery and facilities since World War II. The firm introduced group insurance, credit union, open grievance machinery, a house organ, in-shop music, and recreational activities while expanding plants on Kivett Drive and Phillips Street and adopting new looping, finishing, and knitting equipment.
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Melrose
Joe Leslie
Melrose Hosiery Mills
United States
Blue Jay
Kivett Drive
Glenn Hosiery Company
Children’s Wear
Glenn Mill
Komet
Phillips Street
English Street
L.E.M
Stroke Suffered By Thomasville Nurse
Miss Ella Dorsett, public health nurse for Thomasville, suffered a cerebral hemorrhage yesterday while lecturing at Kern Street School. She was hospitalized and expected to recover with no paralysis, after two years service in the city health department.
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Thomasville
Ella Dorsett
Kern Street
Miss Dorsett
Fire Damages Movie Theater in Lenoir
A fire yesterday interrupted a showing at the Strand Theater in Lenoir. Flames started in the projection booth and filled the auditorium with smoke before firemen confined the blaze to the booth. More than 100 patrons escaped without injury.
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Lenoir
UPI
Strand Theater
Mill workers mark long service as new building rises
A survey notes several employees date back to the mill’s earliest days and many have 10 to 20 years of service. Long-standing operators across departments train in Melrose policy. A brick and steel structure at College and West Washington streets is under construction and due for occupancy around April 1, adding office and store space downtown.
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Melrose
College and
West Washington Streets
High Point
Slayer Held In Prison For Safekeeping In Murder Case
Raleigh February 15 UP The slayer of a young mechanic buried alive was held in Central prison for safekeeping on a first degree murder warrant. Jack Bridges 23 and Mrs Dauphine Privette 20 are central figures in the killing of Keston Privette 22 whose body was found in a shallow grave near his home. Bridges will face Superior Court March 7 with coroner I M Cheek and solicitor William Y Bickett stating the case.
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Raleigh
Central Prison
Jack Bridges
I. M. Cheek
Keston Norris Privette
Privette
Dauphine C. Privette
Wake County
William Y. Bickett
Bridges
Superior Court
T. B. Wilson
Rex Hospital
Georgia
Privettes
Bainbridge
Robert J. Pleasants
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Grange
Candy Toxton
Mel Torme
the Velvet Fog
Chicago
Mrs. Torme
Meinhard, Greeff & Co., Inc
Madison Avenue
New York City
Southern Bfp
Skinner, Johnston Building
Charlot
N.C
Charlotte
Duke Power Company
Charles L. Amos
Reading
Textile Machine Works
Scott and Williams
Laconia
N H
Hemphill Company
Providence
R. I
Matione Hosiery Mills
Amos
Os Department
Joseph D. Byrd
Dunl House
Allstate
Old Battery
North Main
Slayer
Russell St
Stam Reeves
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