Ice Benefit Bridge Party Funds Building Fund In Tom
A charity ice benefit bridge and rock event at the Woman's Club on Elliott Drive drew seven attendees. Harry Lee Lambeth topped the score with a lt bowl while Mrs C W won the silent rook award. Prizes were awarded by bingo with a dainty cup and saucer to Mrs Robert Rapp. Decorations featured a snow scene with miniature skaters on a mirror lake.
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Imasville
Elliott Drive
Jon
Treasury
Harry Lee Lambeth
C. W
Robert Rapp
P. M. Sherrill
Roy Proctor
Lexington Avenue
Littl Gardens Club
C. L. White, Jr
Tom Einstein
Mesdames Keith Williams
John Easter
Agag Pennington
M. T. Lambeth
R. F. Lowry
Glenn Pennington
Lee F. Tuttle
Ben Harris
Douglas Crutchfield
Angel's Wings Guests Dine at Waynesboro Event
The article lists guests from Waynesboro Virginia at a social gathering including Mrs. William Mondell and Mr. Clyde Lambert and the Crutchfields. It notes table arrangements with sweet peas and carnations and mentions several other invited couples and family visits from Winston-Salem and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mondell
Clyde Lambert
Douglas Crutchfield
Waynesboro
Ben Harris
W. E. Tomlinson
M. L. Bales
James Lambeth, Jr
Guy Dudley
Joan Hassler
Paul Hassler
Baptist
Eastern Stars Visit Guilford Group Invitation
The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star will meet Guilford chapter 141 in Greensboro on Friday January 21 for the worthy grand matron's official visit. Hostess chapters include Stokesdale City and Mayodan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Guilford
Greensboro
Stokesdale
City
Mayodan
The Blind Weaver and The Woven Rug
Elsie Robinson reflects on a rug woven by a blind master as a life story. The piece uses color as faith hope and April laughter to reveal inner strength. The poem compares weaving to human life and prayer with a hopeful final note.
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Babs
Promoter Pace Testifies in Bank Failure Conspiracy Case
In Asheville on January 20, Lawrence J. Pace promoter of the Saluda River lumber company testifies in U S district court among seven men charged in a conspiracy to violate ni laws tied to the Bank of Black Mountain failure. Pace says he knew nothing of any overdrafts by the company. The record notes unrelated army medical corps battle shock findings of Sicily campaign.
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Ashhville
Lawrence J. Pace
Saluda River Lumber Company
U. S
Bank of Black Mountain
Pace
Army Medical Corps
Fragmentary Verse Passages Prompt Contemplation
A garbled OCR passage presents fragmented lines about failing plans and seeking guidance. The text hints at eyes, fingers, and a call for Father figures, suggesting a reflective or devotional tone amid incomprehensible phrasing.
AFH Does Not Take Stand On National Service
Durham report says the national executive board of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers adjourned after a three day session without endorsing a national service law. President Alexander McKeown called the draft request by President Roosevelt insufficiently important to declare a position at the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
CIO
Alexander McKeown
Federation
Roosedent
Roosevelt
Congress
Children Burned in Wadesboro Home Fire
Three Black children aged four, two, and seven months died when a rural home burned at noon yesterday. The fire destroyed the dwelling of the children's parents in Wadesboro.
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Wadesboro
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Omasville
Aenefit Party
Nat Walker
Thomasville Garden Club
R. G. Jennings
Business and Professional Women's Club
A. Z. Boles
Marie Jones
Jewell Sink
Miss Jones
Miss Link
Raymond Fowler
Sallie McCracken
Margaret McLeod
Alvah Boyles
Erwin Heights
Angel
Juanita Redmond
U. S. Army
Bataan and Corregidor
U.S. Army Air Forces
Speer
Main Drug CO
Main St
N. C
America
Eastern Stars
Guilford Group
Oy Anne Adams
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Elsie Robinson
Promoter
AFH
Shop Penney’s
Rene
Styles
Penney
Terry
Carol Evans
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