Miss Lee Hardee Weds George E Morgenstern At Home
In a 5 PM ceremony at the bride’s Carrick avenue home, Miss Exie Lee Hardee and George Earl Morgenstern united in marriage with Rev. Robert M. Hardee officiating. The couple plans a wedding trip to the Mexican gulf coast and will reside at 711 Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee Hardee
George E. Morgenstern
Ception
Novie Hardee
Cleo Hardee
Mexican Gulf Coast
Fourth Street
Reuben H. Morgenstern
Westfield
N. Y
L. B. Jones
Bemus Point
Robert M. Hardee
Mocksville
Joseph F. Hardee
Raleigh
Jay Hale Hardee
Laurel Hill
Leo Rabon
Garland Stout
Asheboro
Churches Sponsor Outstanding Woman For Study Groups
The women's societies of Christian Service at First Methodist and Wesley Memorial Methodist churches sponsor a study series on the United Nations. Jessie Daniel Ames of Tryon speaks January 27 7 p.m. and January 28 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Wesley Memorial. Reverend Weldon and Reverend Hardin host, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Societies of Christian Service
First Methodist
Wesley Memorial Methodist
Jessie Daniel Ames
Tryon
Wilson O. Weldon
Paul Hardin
United Nations Organization
Ames
Palestine
Texas
University of Chicago
University of Texas
Commission On Interracial Cooperation
Committee On International Relations
Department of Christian Social Relations
Women’s Division of
Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
WSCS
Western North Carolina Conference
Canterbury Club Meets at Mrs Reese Home
The Canterbury club will be entertained by Mrs Owen Reese at her home 405 Hillcrest Drive Friday afternoon for the regular meeting. The hour for this meeting will be three thirty as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
January Vows Of Randolph Couples Announced Today
Asheboro couples Gilda Noleane Burrow and Roy Thomas Funderburke wed January 11 at First Baptist Church with a full ceremony and attendant party. The couple, both graduates of 1947 Asheboro High, plan a Florida trip and will reside in Greensboro after marriage. Another ceremony at First Methodist joined Branford Redding Bulla and Miss Dorothy Anne Lemon as they exchanged vows the same day, with reception at New York trip afterwards and couple to live in Greensboro at 1205 Spring Garden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Gilda Noleane Burrow
Roy Thomas Funderburke
First Baptist Church
H. K. Hasteller
Ralph Hurble
Coy Chandler
Franklinville
Tommy Brookshire
Hazel Owens
Worthville
Mary Lou Dantzler
Phyllis Funderburke
Edith Current
High Point
Ellen Swain
Ferree Burkhead
Bobby Burrow
Norman Way
Clinton Burrow
Bobby Strickland
Bill Underwood
Florida
McLaurin Hosiery Mills
Burlington Mills
Funderburke
Roy O. Funderburke
Asheboro High School
Eatman’s Sporting Goods
Dorothy Anne Lemon
D. E Lemon
North Asheboro
Branford
Redding Bulla
Brad Bulla
First Methodist Church
Harlan L. Creech, Jr
Gladiah
Doris Waters
Jacquelyn Garner
Gladys Caviness
Greensboro
Claytie Thrower
Betty Skeen
Patricia Caviness
Sankie Lous Caviness
Frank Leron
John MecGlohen
William Caviness
Edgebart Lemon
Charles Lemon
John Wright
Gilbert McCain
Bulla
Naval Air Corps
National Cash Register Company
Spring Garden Street
Party Leader Resigns Over Wallace Endorsement
A. F. Whitney resigns from the Progressive Citizens of America citing refusal to support a third party. Whitney, president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, has served on PCA's board and attended a Wallace speech in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
A. F. Whitney
Progressive Citizens of America Today
Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad
Henry A. Wallace
PCA
Where Rain Goes in the Water Cycle
The article explains that of 1500 cubic miles of annual rainfall about half evaporates back into the atmosphere, a third flows through surface streams, and the rest seeps into the earth to be drawn up later.
Bodenheimer and Lambeth announce December wedding
Mr and Mrs Alfred C Lambeth of Route 5 announce the marriage of their daughter Edith Pauline to Marion M Bodenheimer son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Marion Bodenheimer of Route 2. The ceremony was at Calvary Methodist Church at five oclock Sunday December 21 officiated by Rev C B Newton. Edith is a Trinity high school graduate class of 1943 and works at Adams Mills. Marion is a Wallburg high school graduate who served two years overseas with the Eighth Air Force and works at Thompson's Auto in Thomasville. They will reside with Marion’s parents on Route 2 after a wedding trip to an announced destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrick Avenue
Exie Lee Hardee
George Earl Morgenstern
Robert M. Hardee
Mocksville
Jack Cooper
Blanche Hardee
Morgenstern
Blanche Parker Hardee
Joseph H. Hardee
Hardbarger
Raleigh
High Point
Harris & Covington Hosiery Mills
Herman J. Morgenstern
Westfield
New York
Westfield School
Davey Institute of Ohio
Cornell University
North State Industries, Inc
Alfred C. Lambeth
Route 5
Edith Pauline
Marion M. Bodenheimer
Andrew Marion Bodenheimer
Route 2
Calvary Methodist Church
C. B. Newton
Trinity High School
Adams-Mill’s Corporation
Wallburg High School
Eighth Air Force
Thompson's Auto Company
Thomasville
Local births reported in High Point area
Mr and Mrs Charles E Nash announce daughter Nancy Lou born January 7 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital. Coffey couple announce son Richard Maxwell born January 16 at Washington street unit HP Memorial. Rich couple announce son Lloyd Allen born January 13 at Washington street unit HP Memorial. Beck couple announce son Darrel Milton born January 10 at Boulevard unit HP Memorial. Campbell couple announce son Charles Neal born January 12 at Boulevard hospital. Ivester couple announce daughter Ida Prescilla born January 13 at Baptist hospital Winston-Salem. Montsingers announce son Jerry Steven born January 13 at Boulevard unit HP Memorial. Starling couple announce son Kenneth George born January 16 at Boulevard unit HP Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lou Nash
Charles E. Nash
Holton Street
Nancy Lou
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Allen Rich
Allen Rich
Tryon Street
Lloyd Allen
Washington Street
Darrel Milton Beck
James H. Beck
Thomasville
Darrel Milton
High Point Memorial Hosital
Beck
Nannie Lee Spencer
Randleman
Charles Neal Campbell
Charles Capbell
Westchester Drive
Charles Neal
Campbell
Dorothy Neal
Ida Prescilla Ivester
Willard Ivester
Ida Prescilla
Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
Ivester
Beatrice Swanson
Montsingers
Leon Montsinger
Route One
Kernersville
Jerry Steven
Montsinger
Lucille Vaden
Starlings
George A. Starling
Wright Street
Kenneth George
Fritz Denies Return to Hudson School Posts
R L Fritz Jr president of the North Carolina Education Association and former Hudson principal denies rumors he will return to the Hudson schools this year. The State Board of Education restored his teaching certificate after last month’s acquittal on payroll irregularities charges. He says he has no definite plans but aims to get back to work to support his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoir
R. L. Fritz, Jr
North Carolina Education Association
Hudson
Caldwell County
State Board of Education
Fritz
State Board
Young Wife Kills Self at Bleuthenthal Airport
Mrs. Henry Boyd Jr., 28, wife of the airport manager, was found dead in Wilmington with a pistol by her side. Coroner Gordon Doran said no inquest would be held. The note expressed regret and cited ill health as a cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Henry Boyd, Jr
Bleuthenthal
Gordon Doran
Coal Production May Be Curbed By Timber Shortage
Union miners warn that 15000 workers in southwestern Pennsylvania could halt coal production if timber supplies do not resume. Timber laborers across PA WV and MD have struck for higher pay. talks between lumbermen and coal operators have stalled with no results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
William J. Hines
District Four
United Mineworkers of America
West Virginia
Maryland
Tri- State
Lumbermen's Association
Thomas P. McTigue
United Construction Workers
Lumbermen’s Association
Navy Flags Halt at Half Mast for Daniel’s Passing
Navy ships and shore stations flew flags at half mast in memory of Josephus Daniels former World War I secretary of the navy. Secretary Sullivan ordered half staff until sunset tonight as Daniels died at his Raleigh home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
Sullivan
Automotive Hint on Ignition System Maintenance
The text notes periodic attention to the ignition system to ensure proper spark timing. It also mentions 1200 fur farmers in Wisconsin, half of the world's lakes on the North American continent, and that American tanners use about 4 million kangaroo and wallaby skins a year. The Sahara Desert is described as about the size of Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara Desert
Europe
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High Point, N. C
Herbert Sondheim
Mrs. Reese
Mrs. Collier Ellis
Randolph
Wallace
Lewis F’. Royals
R. L. Heilig
Ward Street
Heilig
United States
Self
Navy
Coats
ALL Wool Corvert
Gabardine
Rosanne
High
Wisconsin
Lexington
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