Temple Memorial Baptist marks seventh anniversary of Rev Mason
The seventh anniversary of Rev Fisher R Mason D D pastor of Temple Memorial Baptist is observed with a 3 pm sermon by Rev K Godwin and a Monday night program by the church Men’s club. Youth month activities, church notices, and community events fill the schedule with services, meetings, and programs through February.
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Temple Memorial Baptist Church
Fisher R. Mason
Mason
North Carolina
Fork
Davie County
Mocksville
Cedar Grove Baptist Church
Salisbury
Livome College
Hood Theological Department
Cabarrus County
Bixby
Fannie Bryant
Mt. Zion Baptist
High Pont
Pas
First Baptist Church
Emoria
Taylor
City School
Livingstone College
Shaw University
F. R. Mason
L. M. Davis
Underhill
Frank B. Mason
White Way Barbershop
Bobby Davis
Fairview School
Frankie Edward
Delores Mason
Faye Davis
Allen High School
Asheville
Rev. Mason
Temple Memorial
K. Godwin
Mt. Zion
Winston-Salem
D. D. Mason
Emmanuel Baptist
High Point Youth Council
Fairview
Brooks Memorial Church
L. M. Mayfield
Petty Portee
Jacqueline Haizlip
J. K. Williams
Mt. Vernon F
Bass
Deborah Covington
Mrs. W. M. Staley Dies At Sophia At 81
Mrs. W. M. Staley, 81, died at the home of her daughter in Sophia after a long illness. She was born in Randolph county and was a member of Pleasant Hill Methodist Church. Survived by six daughters, three sons, 54 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Funeral at Pleasant Hill Methodist Church Sunday at 3 p.m. Burial in church cemetery.
Two Monarch Elevator Workers Face Permits Hearing
Two employees of Monarch Elevator Co. of Greensboro are slated for four hearings in High Point municipal court Monday for violating city rules on obtaining permits for electrical repair work. M. S. Motes, the city electrical inspector, filed the complaint yesterday. Reece K. Terrell and Lowry H. Michaux, both from Greensboro, are charged with performing work without the required permit.
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Monarch Elevator Company of
Greensboro
High Point
M. S. Motes
Reece K. Terrell
Greensboro Rt. 6
Lowry H. Michaux
Julian Rt. 1
New Scout Troop Organized in Thomasville
A new Boy Scout troop has formed in Thomasville with weekly meetings on Mondays at 7 p.m. at the church. Joe Westmoreland serves as scout executive and T E Meyers as assistant scoutmaster. Committee members include H C Baldwin Raleigh York Co R Tysinger and S Moore.
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Thomasville
Joe Westmoreland
T. E. Meyers
H. C. Baldwin
Raleigh York
R. Tysinger
S. %. Moore
Mad House Hosts Evening Amid No Smoking Signs
Guests at the Sulgrave club lingered past midnight as Miss MacDonald and husband Gene Raymond delayed returning to their hotel after a long performance. A no smoking rule and wary servitors cooled the mood despite a crowd of royals and ambassadors present. Mrs Willebrandt guarded the refreshments while Miss Evelyn Peyton Gordon watched for quiet amusement and a sudden barbed joke from Aunt Bessie Merryman sparked laughter.
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W.S.C
W.s.cs
Brooks Memorial Church
United Ushers Chorus
St. Mathews Holiness Church
Gant
St. Matthews Cme
Alpha
Alpha Art Club
Daniel Brooks
L. S. Merritt
George Washington
J. C. Morgan
O. E. Davis
J. K. Williams
J. B. Jones
L. B. Haizlip
iMra E. P. Wilson
Alpha Art
Friends and Neighbor Club
Blanche Lindsay
North Street
Degree Circle
Royal Degree Circle
Odd Fellows Hall
Shango
W.O
Jessie Watns
Miss Macd
Sulgrave Club
Miss MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Economic shifts amid war and rubber boom
The report notes that consumer expenditures in America, valued in dollars, nearly tripled from 1909 amid fluctuating values. It also states rubber production in British Malaya rose after the war, with prewar output constituting about half of global rubber.
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America
British Malaya
Hours 8 to 9 Located near English St Bus Line
A terse notice describes hours from 8:00 to 9:00 in a trailer block and a half from English Street, near Omasy Highway in High Point KK area. It notes the speaker was seen all day Sundays.
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English St
Omasy Highway
High Point
Kk FO
Polish Press Grows Despite Censorship Increase in Publications
In Warsaw the Polish press expands despite wartime censorship. From a few titles after Warsaw’s destruction in 1945 the country now has 35 daily newspapers, C weeklies, 51 bi weeklys, 226 monthlies, 23 quarterlies, and 29 magazines with irregular schedules.
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Warsaw
Polana
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Blue Triangle Club
Campaign
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S. A. Spieght
Rozelia W. Armstrong
Willing Workers Club of
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Y.W.C.A
Annie Boger
Legion Notice
American Legion
John McLean
O. E. Singleton
Davis Avenue
St. Mathew Holiness Church
Church of God
Gurley Street
Gate City
Sons of Harmony
Daughters of Dorcas
Daughters of
United Club
Lonnie Woodruff
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Nellie Steele
Annie Borgue
Aie
YWCA
Louisiana
Elm Street
L. E. Flowe
M. M. Hart
Girl Scouts
Leonard Street School
Industrial Girls Conference
Central Y.W.C.A
Leon Y.W
Christ
Leonard Street
Lutheran College Choir
Y.P.C
St. Stephen Ame Zion
Rebecca Phifer
Missionary Circle
Mt. Vernon
Ws.cs
Brooks
Ethel — Ballenger
Ws.c.s
St. Mark Church
Eunice Baldwin Guy
Madison
Wisconsin
Levi Rice
Rivett Drive
Guy
Gospel Singers
Heavenly Gospel Singers
St. Mark Methodist Church
Smiling Four Quartette
Clouds of Joy
Mt. Olive
Nash
Mrs. Nash
Charlies Drake
Jessie Banks
Banks
Alford
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Dize
Dize Awning & Tent CO
Willowbrook St
Piedmont Motor Sales
Terminix
Terminix Company
Raleigh
Raymond A. Latham
W. Commerce St
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Bessie Merryman
Duchess of Windsor
Aunt Bessie
Madam Kay
Vogue
Main Street
Penneys
Penney's
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