Rev Thomas S Haggai Speaks On Love Of Christ To WCTU
Rev Thomas S Haggai of Emerywood Baptist Church spoke to the Women's Christian Temperance Union at Mrs E V Slack’s home on 1001 Chestnut St about the Love Of Christ using Luke 15 parables. He described the sheep coin and prodigal son as symbols of Christ’s love and forgiveness. The meeting, led by vice president Mrs R A Craven, included prayer by Mrs Alice Paige White and a report of a Christmas basket for a needy family. A Frances Willard tea is planned for February at Mrs W J Kiser’s home.
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Thomas S. Haggai
WCTU
of Christ
Emerywood Baptist Church
Christ
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
E. V. Slack
Chestnut St
R. A. Craven
Alice Paige White
Slack
Frances Williard
W J. Kiser
H. V. Allen
Outlawing school fraternities in Mauaroneck
Mrs. L urges action against school fraternities after their daughter’s friend joins a sorority and cuts ties, citing Mauaroneck New York as a model. A town Board of Education poll led to a policy denying school offices and honors to students in fraternities, with the aim of reducing social exclusion.
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L.'s
Canada
PTA
School Board
Parents’ Magazine
Mauiaroneck
N. Y
Mamjatoneck
Board of Education
Mamaroneck
Star Chamber
Lovelace and McLambes Wed in December Ceremony
Naomi Jean McLamb and Bryant Lee Lovelace wed December 22 at 8 oclock in the home of L W McLamb with Rev J W Kaney officiating. The couple, both employed locally, will reside at 1116 Worth Ave after a Miami honeymoon.
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Naomi Jean McLamb
Bryant Lee Lovelace
L. W. McLamb
Copeland
J. W. Kaney
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
Anna Lee Sprye
Arlene Parrish
B. W. McLamb
Worth Avenue
Planning menus builds a strong cooking reputation
The text advises that a reputation for good cooking comes from planning menus in advance. It emphasizes avoiding excessive sweetness or overly sharp flavors in a single meal to maintain balance and quality.
Wesleyan Guild to Meet Thursday at Mrs Carrolls Home
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Ward Street Methodist Church will meet Thursday evening with Miss Barbara Carroll at 405 Hodgin St. Taft Bell of the American Friends Service Committee in Greensboro will speak to the USFW night circle at Oak Hill Friends Meeting on Thursday at 7 30. All women are invited.
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Wesleyan
Ward Street Methodist Church
Barbara Carroll
Hodgin St
USFW
Oak Hill
Friends Meeting
Taft Bell
American Friends Service Committee
Greensboro
Service Committee
Mid-Week Study and Garden Club Meetings
The schedule lists the Mid-Week Study Club meeting with Mrs. W. E Griffith at 810 Sunset Dr on Wednesday at 3 p.m. District 9 Nurses Association of North Carolina holds a 7 p.m. dinner at the High Point Woman's Club. Forestdale Garden Club meets at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. M. A. Massey on Perry Road. Primrose Garden Club gathers at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. Royster Tucker at 508 Spruce St. Canterbury Club meets Friday at 3:30 p.m. with Mrs. W. D. Sale Jr. at 316 Otteray Dr.
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W. E Griffith
Sunset Dr
District 9 Nurses Association of North Carolina
High Point Woman's Club
Forestdale Garden Club
M. A. Massey
Perry Road
Jamestown
Primrose Garden Club
Royster Tucker
Spruce St
Miss Page Gaddy Honored At Family Dinner Party
Miss Page Gaddy, fiancée of Wayne Bray, was honored at a New Year’s Day dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bray at 224 Boulevard. She received a red carnation corsage and 15 guests attended from two families. A formal wedding is planned for February 1 at Grace Lutheran Church.
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Miss Page Gaddy
Wayne Bray
Bruce Bray
Boulevard
Raymond O. Lawson
Woodrow Ave
Miss Gaddy
Mr. Bray
Grace Lutheran Church
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Madeline Hoover
Yow’s Funeral Home
N. Main
N. Main St
Jack Southerland
Bride
Hie Marie Pee
Muriel Lawrence
Arrid
Carter Products
Perstop
Wesleyan Guild
Canterbury Club
W. D. Sale Jr
Otteray Dr
Milwaukee
George Fanmaker
Sample Shoe Store
North Main St
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