Christmas Decoration Winners Announced by Bethune Club
The Bethune Garden Club announced winners in the Christmas decoration contest. Prizes went to Rev. and Mrs. W. S. McLeod and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall for first, with C. E. Yokelys as second in home decor. Public Library won first for business and institutions. Catholic school second. Honorable mentions lined doors, windows, and outdoor displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethune Garden Club
W. S. McLeod
Frank Hall
C. E. Yokely
Public Library
L. B. Cartwright
H. H. Craft
M. B. Davis
O. H. Leake
Ruth McKenzie
Boyd Brevard
Roy Chavis
F. L. Lander
W. Blackburn
H. M.kirkpa
William Penn High School
YWCA
Fairview
Fairview School
Bebevette
Wm. Penn School
Acme Club
Blue
Crusaders Club
First Baptist Church
Lillian Goins
Leonard Street
WSCS
St. Mary Church
Eloise Powell
Ruth
Odd Fellows Hall
L. V. Bruton
Maggie Little
New York
Elks
Parkview Lunch Inn
Needle Craft
Needle Craft Club
Carrie Harriss
Patrician Club
Willis Hurt
Woodbury Ave
William Penn
Home Arts Book Club
High Point
Amer
Roberts
Flanazan
Boys Town
Oursler
Loubertha Brown
Harry Lindsay
Cornelia Keeble
Surprise Party Club
H. T. Starr
S. A. Hoover
Fourth Street
Kivett Drive
Rubye Joan Williams
Leonard ST. Fathers
Clarence Fathers
PTA
Y.M.C.A
Clarence Strickland
Alpha Art Club
Augustus Greenwood
Underhill Avenue
Ethel Cobb
Mary Blackbern
Lessie Flowe
Gwendolyn Davis
Galatia Lynch
Mesdames
Mary Forbes
Sadye Parks
P.T.A
Fairview Street
Kenna
Mattie C. Robinson
Lessie McGill
Rose Bee School
Annis Turner
Daniel Brooks
Daughters OF Dorcas
First Baptist Daughters of Dorcas
Lucille Johnson
Downing Street
Buffalo meat plant planned for Northern Australia
In Northern Australia a buffalo meat processing plant may be established to utilize 17,000 buffalo shot yearly between Darwin and the Alligator River. Hunters currently discard carcases, taking hides instead, while the company plans to produce bonemeat meatmeal and fertilizers from the waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Darwin
Alligator River
GOP Begins Final Fight On Unpartisan Foreign Policy
Washington is alive with a GOP fault line over foreign policy as isolationism clashes with internationalism. Key figures include Senator Arthur Vandenberg leading the unpartisan camp, with allies like Lodge Morse and Ives, while Taft and Wherry refuse to line up neatly, shaping a party stance ahead of the 1952 platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Party
Congress
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Foreign Relations Committee
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Vandenberg
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Irving M. Ives
New York
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Senate Gop
John W. Bricker
Ohio
William E. Jenner
Indiana
George W. Malone
Nevada
Arthur W. Watkins
Utah
Robert A. Taft
League of Nations
Taft
William F. Knowland
California
House
Joseph Martin
Senate
Wherrys
Jenners
Brickers
Morse
Homer E. Capehart
Henry C. Dworshak
Idaho
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Scott Lucas
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Central District
East Street
Luther Kimbrough
Antler
Zeta Phi Beta
St. Mark Church
Dorothy Rice
Wscs No
St. Mark
Brooks Memorial
F. O. Bass
Wesleyan
Weslyan Service Guild
Helen Cole
Woodbury Avenue
Tday
YPC
Mt. Vernon Y. P. C
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St. Stephens A. M. E
Zion Y. P. C
Annie Belle Pike
Oak Grove
Oak Grove Christian Church
FE. D. Baker
Raleigh
Bethel the Five Keys
Bethel Holiness Church
Susie Pagett
Cliffside
J. E. Melton
M. Mather
Sally Goodman
Cammon
L. Spencer
Kelly
Par
Luther Kearns
Frances
Mary
Myrtle Baringer
Davis Avenue
The
Emmanuel Mharmonizers
St. Matthew C. M. E
Penny Hall
Presbyterian Home For the Aged, Incorporated
High Point College
Novated
Mary Burrus
Hodge
Sprinkler CorpOrAtion
Prospect ST
High Point, N. C
White Cross Hospital
White Cross
South
Atlanta
Salem
H. N. Alford
Salem I-58
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Salem. Va
Roanoke
Hiway
Georgia
GOP
By Jack Bell
Buick
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
Waréver Rhrenas Ranoe
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