Kernersville D A R Group Sponsors Program At School
The Joseph Kern er chapter D A R held a patriotic program on Wednesday at 10 30 in the Kernersville school auditorium. Mrs Frank Whitaker directed with sixth grade singers the Star Spangled Banner history of the flag and a talk on the correct use of the flag by Captain Aaron of Oak Ridge Institute. The event closed with the pledge and America the Beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Mitchell
Jane Linville
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
America
Circle two hosts Woman's Missionary Union at Fagg home
Circle two of the First Baptist church entertained the Woman's Missionary Union on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Ralph R. Fagg. President Mrs. King Grogan led the meeting and Rev. E F. Baker led the devotional period before a brief business session.
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First Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Union of the Church
Ralph R. Fagg
King Grogan
E. F. Baker
Kernersville Salem College Alumnae Meet Chooses New Officers
Kernersville chapter of the Salem College Alumnae association held a Tuesday meeting at Miss Lille Harmon’s home with Mrs. E. B. Parks Jr. presiding. New officers were adopted for two year terms. Guests included Salem College students and high school seniors. Guest speaker Mrs. Howard Rondthaler spoke on Present Day Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Salem College
Fred F. Vance
Ralph Rage
Walser Allen
Fannie Lyon Hepler
Margaret and
Eleanor Stafford
Florence Joyner
C. L. Straughn
Walkertown
Cyril Scott
Howard Rondthaler
Winston- Salem
Salem
Circle Three Women’s Missionary Society Meet
The Circle Three group gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Arthur Linville’s home. Presiding was Mrs. L. R. Wolfe. New members Mrs. Frances Gibbs and Miss Mary Linville joined. Topics highlighted George Washington and stewardship. A social salad hour followed with visitors Mesdames William Fulp and J. W. Beavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Three
Women's Missionary Society
Arthur Linville
L. R. Wolfe
Jim Spears
Frances Gibbs
Mary Linville
America
George Washington
McCuston and Deaton Return from Southern Travels
T. McCuston has returned from a visit to Miami Florida and points in Cuba. Mrs Zeb Deaton has returned from a visit to her mother Mrs Leonh Webster in North Wilkesboro.
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McCuston
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Zeb Deaton
Leonh Webster
North Wilkesoro
Circle Two of the Woman's Missionary Society Meeting
Circle Two of the Woman's Missionary Society of the M. E. church met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George for a regular session. Members discussed program plans and upcoming events while enjoying fellowship.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
George
Bellamy Club Holds March Meeting With Talk on Washington
Bellamy with 15 members present held a brief session chaired by Mrs. Chester Morris. Mrs. J. C. Ragland led devotionals and Mrs. Laura Story spoke on George Washington, ending with visions on Washington by Wilson and Butler. A salad course and coffee were served. The March meeting will be at Miss Betha Fulp's home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wike Host Teachers At Randleman Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wike entertained Monday evening at their Naomi street home for teachers of their children. A three course dinner was served to Lula Fount, Nita Garrett, Wilma Williams, Esther B. Hammond, Joe Malloy and professor H. H. Hamilton.
Zone three W M S meeting at Ramseur March 3
Zone three of the Greensboro district W M S meets Wednesday March 3 at Ramseur M S church for an all day session. Franklinville Ramseur societies host. Randleman society plans large attendance. Rose Rosa N lectures at Randleman high school Monday.
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Greensboro
Ramseur M. S
Woman's Missionary Societies of
Franklinville
Ramseur
Randleman Society
Garden Conference At Woman's College in Greensboro
A garden conference for garden club members across the state will be held on the Woman's College campus in Greensboro April 14 and 15. The program highlights flower arrangement exhibition and various types of arrangement with several Woman's College faculty members speaking. Dc. W. Phillips, director of public relations, leads arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Garden Club
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Woman's College
Dc. W. Phillips
Harold Ray Reeves Honored On Fifth Birthday
Mrs. C. J. Reeves celebrated Harold Ray Reeves fifth birthday February 27 at his Dorris street home with a party. Refreshments were served to the honoree and guests Katherine Jones Doris Carter Helen Jones Dorie Underwood EB Rollins Bobbie Rollins Odell White Rondie Dean White Hubert White Harman Lloyd Marcella Dennis Junior Parker Gilbert Ronald Collins Bettie Jean Tysinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ray Reeves
C. J. Reeves
Dorris Street
Katherine Jones
Doris Carter
Helen Jones
Dorie Underwood
EB. W. Rollins
Bobbie Rollins
Odell White
Rondie Dean White
Hubert White
Harman
Lloyd
Marcella Dennis
Junior Parker
Gilbert
Ronald Collins
Bettie Jean Tysinger
Raleigh youths face hearings after Creedmoor holdup
Two Raleigh youths Royce Pendergraph and George Hil were taken to Granville county by Creedmoor Police Chief J. H. Rogers for hearings next week on charges tied to the Creedmoor filling station holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Granville County
Creedmoor
J. H. Rogers
Royce Pendergraph
George Hil
John H. Allred Dies Suddenly at 57
John H. Allred age 57 died suddenly from a heart attack Saturday night at a local hospital after working Friday at Briggs Manufacturing. Born August 29, 1880 in Randolph County, he moved to this city 25 years ago and resided at 808 Park Street. Survived by wife Rosina Lineberry, three sons, two brothers, two sisters, and two grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2:30 pm at Gray's Chapel M P Church with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Allred
Mr. Allred
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Randolph County
George and
Mandie Lineberry Alfred
Park Street
Gray's Chapel M. P
Rosina Lineberry
J. R. Allred
J. C. Allred
G. W. Allred
Defenders Rally Behind Rupert Pickens In North Carolina Fight
State Democratic leaders back Rupert Pickens amid dispute over fair representation and regional sniping. They argue eastern voters face less benefit from general-assembly spending and oppose increases they say favor Raleigh. Wilmington and Guilford are noted in apportionment debate.
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North Carolina
Pickens
General Assembly
Hill
Durham
Wilmington
House of Representatives
Guilford
Raleigh
Democratic Party
Tom Thumb Wedding Enchants Asheboro Crowd
The Tom Thumb Wedding at Park Street School drew a large Asheboro audience for a charity showing to benefit the Park Street Library. Costumes, a candlelit stage, and a host of child performers portrayed Gov Hoey, Roosevelt, movie stars, and a white satin bride Evelyn Ann Bla lock with a long veil.
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Asheboro
Tom Thumb
Park Street
Mary Ann Hooper
Gov
Mrs. Hoey
Bill White
Elizabeth Taylor
Billy Lloyd
Rachel Presnell
Mary Sue Page
Bobby Walker
Margaret Ellen Parks
Mae West
Rachel Newsome
Faye Carol Allred
Miss Ruth Wicker
David Suggs
Vance Frye
Odell Kivett
Johnny Ingram
Meredith West
McDermott Barnes
Wade Page
J. T. Lowe
Mary Jane Ross
Mary Moore Lovett
Janie Marie Cox
Etta Jane Smith
Julia Ross Lambeth
Jacqueline Garner
Betsy Garner
Norma Jean Dickens
Mary Neely
Nancy Lou Morris
Peggy Lane
Joan Grimes
Peggy Garner
Evelyn Ann Blalock
Frank Redding, III
Frances Owen
Sam Davis
Story
Ervin Frye, Jr
Bryant Williams
Priscilla Club Hosts Wed Afternoon at Brittain Home
Mrs B F Brittain entertained the Priscilla club and guests at her South Fayetteville street home. Carnations and roses adorned the rooms while Mrs C C Crawford won high among members and Mrs Jim Kivette topped the guests. After cards, a chicken salad course was served with help from Sena Miss Florence Brittain.
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B. F. Brittain
Priscilla Club
Rock
South Fayetteville Street
Brittain
C. C. Crawford
Jim Kivette
Mia
Burkhead
UNC Scholar to Address Asheboro Woman’s Club
Dr. Phillips Russell of the University of North Carolina will speak at the Asheboro Woman’s Club on Wednesday March 3. The Literary department led by Mrs. Harry Ingram arranges the program, with Mrs. Ingram securing Russell whose speaking is in demand in the region.
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Phillips Russell
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Asheboro
R. P. Sykes
Worth Street
Harry Ingram
Russell
Ingram
Teachers Mourn Dr. E. S. Robinson
Educators mourn the death of Dr. Edward B. Robinson a nationally known psychologist and head of the Yale graduate school department of general studies who was struck by a bicyclist and died after suffering a skull fracture.
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New Haven
Conn
Edward 8. Robinson
Yale Graduate School Department of General Studies
Robinson
American Journal of Psychology
North Carolina Section Wins Over Long-Dominant Bloc
A regional political contest in North Carolina led to a hard fought victory for rural interests against a bloc of lawmakers who had long controlled the area. The struggle highlighted tensions between local constituents and established state power.
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North Carolina
Revival For Young People To Be Held At Tabernacle
Miss Thelma Colton, a High Point resident returning from a five month Texas evangelistic tour, will lead the Young People's revival at Gospel Tabernacle starting tonight and ending next Friday. A section is reserved for attendees 35 and under, with special music planned each night.
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Thelma Colton
High Point
Texas
Gospel Tabernacle
Court Of Honor Set For Monday At Wesley Memorial
The High Point council Boy Scout court of honor will convene Monday at 7 30 PM in Wesley Memorial Methodist church per Scout executive B W Hackney Jr. A junior court will run Monday afternoon 3 30 to 5 00 at the Scout offices for those seeking awards. Attending members include O Delk Smith C EB Diffendal F Logan Porter and H EB Newland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
B. W. Hackney, Jr
O. Delk Smith
C. EB. Diffendal
F. Logan Porter
H. EB. Newland
State Teachers Meet in Greensboro on Education for Democracy
About 200 teachers from across North Carolina attend a two day conference at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina in Greensboro on March 19 and 20. Dean Francis F Bradshaw chairs the organizing committee with members from UNC Chapel Hill the Woman's College the state department of public instruction and several city and town representatives. The program covers progressive developments in elementary secondary and college education with reports from committees in each area.
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Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Francis F. Bradshaw
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Mrs J L Hines Hosts All Day Quilting Party
Mrs J L Hines entertained many friends with an all day quilting gathering at her home on Wednesday of last week. A large number attended and general conversation formed the day's topic. A delicious repast was served by the hostess.
Phi latheas Hold Regular Meeting With Mrs Borum
On Wednesday night the Phi latheas met for their regular business session with Mrs Borum present. Dainty refreshments were served to attendees.
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Philatheas
Sermon at Deep Church As Temperance Crisis Grows
In the absence of Joseph Peele, Dr. Taylor of High filled the pulpit at Deep church and urged temperance during this critical time. Mrs. R. T. Jordan remains home with the flu several days. Mrs. Herman White recovers from an operation at home. Mrs. Pearle Hair Point returns home in better spirits as Miss Mary re joins family. Colen Jordan spends time with his mother.
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Joseph Peele
Dr. Taylor
High
Deep Church
Herman White
Pearle Hair Point
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