DAR State Board Entertained by Mrs J E Lambeth in Thomasville
Mrs James E Lambeth hosted the North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Revolution state board in Thomasville with a seven oclock dinner for Miss Gertrude Carraway state regent of New Bern and the visiting officers. The group then held their regular quarterly meeting with Carraway presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dar Board
J. E. Lambeth
Thomasville
James E. Lambeth
Gertrude Carraway
New Bern
State Board of Management
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Lambeth
Miss Carraway
Carraway
Virginia Horne
Wadesboro
OES Welcomes Visitors At Regular Meeting
High Point Chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star met in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Clyde Johnson and Brodie Honeycut presiding. Guests L Johnson from Chippewa Falls Wisconsin Sullivan from Greensboro and Anna Tugsvell were welcomed. A Family Night covered dish supper on Tuesday January 25 at 6:30 P.M. was announced. Two petitions for membership were received. Grace Oglesby chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Clyde Johnson
Brodie Honeycut
L. Johnson
Chippewa Falls
Wisc
D. M. Sullivan
Greensboro
Anna D. Tugsvell
Temple
Grace Oglesby
Chinese Missionary Speaks Here Tonight
Miss Mary Maness will discuss conditions in China and church work at 7:30 pm at First Church of the Nazarene. Mrs C C Brown of the Women’s Missionary Society announced the talk. Maness, former Archdale resident, served five years with the Oriental Missionary Society before leaving due to Communist advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maness
China
Church of the Nazarene
C. C. Brown
Women's Missionary Society
Miss Maness
Archdale
Oriental Missionary Society
Oxford Orphanage Committee Reports Christmas Box and Donations
The Oxford Orphanage committee presents a Christmas box valued at 431.18 and a cash donation of 112.50. The chapter votes to send 51.25 to the Greens boro medicine fund and arrange a joint meeting with Greensboro chapter 14 for the official visit of the worthy grand matron Mrs. Ethel Lovett. Circle two of Ward Street Methodist Church meets Thursday at 7 30 at Mrs. S M Barr Prospect road with Miss Margaret Rains as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Masonic and Order of the Eastern Star
Greensboro
Ethel Lovett
Ward Street
S. M. Barr
Prospect Road
Margaret Rains
First Methodist Sets Tonight Meeting Schedule
The Men’s Fellowship club meets at 6 30 pm at First Methodist Church with John W. Clay of Winston Salem as featured speaker. President Paul Owen urges full attendance while a midweek WMFR broadcast at 8 30 pm features minister W Kenneth Goodson. The seed potato industry in Scotland brings 20 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
John W. Clay
Winston-Salem
Clay
Paul Owen
Burgess Memorial Chapel
WMFR
W. Kenneth Goodson
Scotland
Miss Gertrude Carraway Addresses DAR Chapter in January Meeting
Miss Gertrude Carraway state Regent spoke at the Alexander Martin Chapter DAR gathering held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. C. E. Diffendale's Edgedale drive home. She praised DAR projects and urged focus on America of tomorrow and patriotic education, highlighting the OA R schools and Crossnore. Awards were given to Girl Home Maker contest winners Polly Adams, Aurilla Wall, and Martha Ann Davis, with runners up named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Carraway
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. E. Diffendale
Edgedale Drive
Carraway
National Society
America
United States
Sloop
Crossnore
David Yow
Miss Carraway
Polly Adams
High Point
Aurilla Wall
Hasty High School
Martha Ann Davis
Ooint High School
Ann Hall
High Point High School
Notice Highlights From Colored People Community Page
Urgent meetings called for White Rose Chapter Eastern Star at Odd Fellow Hall tonight at 7. Daughters of Gentseys set first regular meeting of year for Thursday at 8. Mrs Magdalene Jackson, 28, dies of heart attack. funeral in Elbert on. remains lie in state at Hairlips Funeral in High Point. Charity Singers perform Sunday at Fairview Street School at 8. tickets via Mt Olive Gospel Singers at 1212 Kivett Drive. Al Severance enters 13th season as Villanova head basketball coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rose Chapter Order of Eastern Star
Charity Singers
Charity Singers of
Durham
N. C
Fairview St
Mt. Olive
al Severance
Villanova College
High Point Views Briefs
High Point resident L Allman suffered a heart attack at home and was moved to Boulevard unit of the local hospital where condition was reported unchanged. Southside prayer band to meet Thursday at 2:30 PM in Mrs. Will Sexton’s home at 1204 Shelton Street. Names listed include Harold G Bruton Lucile P Lee W O Jones Madie Stratton Oscar M Smith Eunice Mae Wall Ernest Wall and Shirley Tillman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Allman
Lindsay Street
Boulevard
Will Sexton
Shelton Street
Harold G. Bruton
Lucile P. Lee
High Point
W. O. Jones
Madie Stratton
Whitman, Mass
Oscar M. Smith
Rural Hall
Eunice Mae Wall
King
Ernest Wall
Shirley Tillman
Recruiting Leaders at High Point Station Earn District Commendation
The High Point army and air forces recruiting station received a commendation for leading the Columbia district in enrollments for December. As the newest station in the district it reached 154 percent of its quota. Fire alarms: 2:51 p.m. False alarm at 701 Springfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Army and Air Forces
Columbia District
North
South Carolina
Springfield Avenue
Last rites held for Mrs Fannie Waisner Smith
Mrs. Fannie Waisner Smith, 73, died at her Green Street home Sunday. Services were held at Pine Hill Methodist Church with clergy from Thomasville and a preliminary home service conducted by Rev. Byron Nifong. Pallbearers were grandsons Rayford, Vernon, Ray Yon, Boyd, Marvin, Gayle, Carlie Jr., and Charlie Smith. Interment followed in the family plot at the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Fannie Waisner Smith
Pine Hill Methodist Church
C. O. Pyler
D. A. Oakley
D. W. Oldham
I. J. Terrill
Green Street
Byron Nifong
Fair Grove
Unity Methodist
Rayford Coggins
Vernon Coggins
Ray Yon Smith
Boyd Smith
Marvin Smith
Gayle Smith
Carlie Smith, Jr
Charlie Smith
Carolyn Morgan Dies After Six Week Illness
Carolyn Jane Morgan 20, senior at Appalachian State Teachers College Boone, died at High Point Memorial hospital after a six week illness. She is survived by her parents Z L Morgan High Rock, two brothers Gerald Lee and J F Morgan, and two sisters Dorothy Rose and Iris Jean Morgan. Funeral at High Rock Baptist Church Thursday at 2 pm with one hour viewing prior. Burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Jane Morgan Denton
Carolyn Jane Morgan
High Point Memorial Hospital
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
Z. L. Morgan
High Rock
Gerald Lee Morgan
J. F. Morgan
Dorothy Rose Morgan
Iris Jean Morgan
High Rock Baptist Church
Eleven Men Enter Armed Forces Here
Eleven area men were accepted for service this week through the local recruiting station. Air force inductees are Joseph D. Long of Montlieu Avenue and Casper H. Overman of 1108 Anderson Street. Army unassigned volunteers include Clay A. Lambeth of Asheboro Hubert C. Stewart Jr of High Point Route 2 James T. Moore of 628 Willowbrook Street Rodney D. Bennett of High Point Route 5 Raymond C. Bowers Homer B. Louga Willie S. Elliott James Bk. Price of High Point Route 6 and Junius G. Harris of 1003 Granby Street. Also notes some 1100 forest fires are caused by lightning each year in the northern Rocky Mountain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Air Forces
Joseph D. Long
Montlieu Avenue
Casper H. Overman
Anderson Street
Clay A. Lambeth
Asheboro
Hubert C. Stewart, Jr
High Point Rt
James ™. Moore
Willowbrook Street
Rodney D. Bennett
Raymond C. Bowers
Thomasville
Homer B. Louga
Willie S. E. Elliott
Denton
Rocky Mountain
Classified Ad Insertions and Rates Notice
The notice outlines per line rates for consecutive day classified ads with 15 words across three lines and various day blocks 12c 11c 10c and 9c per line. It warns that no transient ads without definite insertions will be accepted and mentions cancellation rules and correction policy by calling immediately.
Roomy apartment rental ad near Blair Park with two rooms
A daytime couple seeks rental at 1401 English Street and offers a three room upstairs unit with two unfurnished rooms and utilities. They request viewing at the field office 1604 Valley Ridge Drive by Blair Park Clubhouse turning onto Nathan Hunt Drive. Contact 57323.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Street
For Sale One Ton Steel Body and Fenders
Practically new one ton steel body and fenders offered for sale. Contact by phone at 51328 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Portable Typewriters
Griffith Office Equipment Co
N. Main
Gibson Guitar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joel G. Layton
Lillington
Z. L. Whitaker
Oak Ridge
Sarah Stewart
Emmett Stegar
Charlotte
John A. Kellenberger
O. L. Henry
Lamberton
Benjamin Wyche
Caraway
King Cotton
Rachael Caldwell
J. E.tham
OES
First Methodist
Glasstex
B.f.goodrich Glasstex
Ghe
B.f.goodrich
Ali
North Main
Charles Carroll
Edgar Snider
the Jaycees
Bill Lee
The
Jaycees
Bud Hoskins
Father McMillan
Alexander Martin Dar
Yow
H. O. Williams
James Hunt
Caswell Nash
Raleigh
Sophie Tilden
Mendenhall
Jamestown
Municipal Restoration Commission
G. E. Wertz
Valley Forge
Bell Tower
Asheville
Continental Congress
Washington
C. C. Haworth
J. F. Hayden
C. B. Mattocks
C. C. Garrett
J. S. Welborn
C. F. Phillips
Harry Thornton
T. S. MacKenzie
J. E. Martin
Edith Moore Sherrod
J. C. Moore
Diffendale
R. K. Stewart
Katherine Raymond
Edith M. Sherrod
C. C. Connor
Ralph Rochelle
ICE Delivery Company
West Grond Street
N. Wrenn ST
Donald Duck
Daughters OF Gentseys
Lil Bak
High Point Views
Mrs. Fannie Smith
Centennial Avenue
Bay Street
Oakwood Court
West Russell
Sherwood Village
Blair Park
FHA
Potts St
Tate Street
Taylor M. Simpson
College Street
Utility Appliance Company
S. Main St
Cretonnes
English ST
Piedmont Oil CO
English St. Ext
Palm and Gene Beauty Shop
SODY
Soka
Buick
Woodrow Avenue
Maytag
City Appliance Company
North Main Street
R.C.A. Victor
Columbia
Iance Company
Paul Kennedy
1Ffith Office Equipment Co
E . E. Commerce
Parkway
Evans
Superflame
Silent Sioux
Willowbrook St
Cunningham
A. Kennedy
Old
Thomasville Road
Fairfield Road
J. J Patterson
East Green Street
Worth Avenue
Richardson
F. N. Surratt
Commerce Furniture Exchange
East Commerce St
H. P
Tomlinson Street
Clifton Furniture Co
Washington St
Ennis Street
Hedgecock
M. L
Monark
E J. Johnson
C. B Piner and Sons
Wrenn St
Sheppard Motor and Supply Company
Archdale Road
Bruce H. Carraway
West Washington Street
Porter C. James
Bicycle Sales & Service
N. Main St
Nobby Shop
S. Main
N. M. Cates
Wrenn Street
TERS
L. Campbell
C. W. Robinson
Normal Street
West End
Binder and Company
Rudolph Binder
Exposition Building
Barbee Street
Farm Bureau
Guilford Building
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