Radio In Future Debated By Bill Perry And Russell Bishop
Bill Perry and Russell Bishop discussed radio and its future, noting that radio headlines drive newspaper readership while full stories keep readers engaged. The session highlighted radio and TV as complementary, not competitive. A women’s club meeting followed with plans for a February bridge benefit at the YWCA, a Farmers Market cake sale, and a sorority dance set for April 3 at Emerywood Country Club. The group welcomed transfer Mrs. W R Carter and heard guest Miss Gloria McAdam. Next gathering is Feb 1 at 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs. T R Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Carter
Johnson
Gloria McAdam
T. R. Kennedy
Wellington St
VFW Auxiliary Welcomes Prominent Visitors and Plans Salisbury Visit
VFW Auxiliary Post 619 hosted Otis Brown former In Chief of the VAW and Mrs. Leonard R. Caldwell of the 10th district. Brown spoke on veterans needs while Caldwell discussed hospital entertainment plans. The group arranged a trip to Salisbury VA Hospital next Wednesday to entertain patients with games songs and a variety show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Otis Brown
Vaw
Leonard R. Caldwell
10Th District
Auxilisboro
Veterans’ Tall
V. A. Hospital
Richmond
Brown
Salisbury
Southards
Theerson
Roscoe Jones
Meeting notices from Archdale and Jamestown churches
The United Society of Friends Women of Archdale Church plan a 7 30 p m meeting led by Mrs Hazel Hancock with associate hosts Mrs Emma Col Mrs May Hancock and Miss Mary Alice Hancock. Jamestown Wesleyan Service Guild held a monthly call at Mrs Ernest Harvey's home with hosts Mrs James Blackburn and Mrs E B Wilke Jr to discuss an auction sale to benefit the church kitchen and welcomed new member Mrs Jee est, as Emily Ragsdale led devotions on Love and Friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Society of Friends
Women of Archdale Friends Church
Hazel Hancock
Emma Col
May Hancock
Mary Alice Hancock
Jamestown Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
Jamestown Church
Ernest Harvey
James Blackburn
E. B. Wiike Jr
Emily Ragsdale
Ernest Crouch
Lloyd Whitmann
Armfield Ao
Jeeest
John Myed
H. W. McCain
Hillcrest Dr
High Point League of Women Voters
Jack Rochelle
Bridges St. Paul Brooks
Betty Sechrest
J. H. McCall
Willis Wright Jr
Elizabeth City
Colonial Dr
Oak Hill Seniors Sponsor Community Singing Event
Oak Hill senior class plans a singing gathering Sunday at 7 oclock at the Meet House. Several notable residents are expected to attend and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Jail Torn Down Little Too Soon
Copan Oklahoma police report that the village tore down its jail last week for lack of customers. Yesterday burglars entered a hardware store and stole about 1000 dollars in merchandise, according to Sheriff W D Spears.
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Copan
Okla
Oklahoma
W. D. Spears
Local News Briefs From High Point Area
Pte Donald M Walker spends 30 days in New Jersey for alana duty after radio technician service with the 30th Engineers Division since March last year. Mrs Willard Moore recuperates at High Point Memorial Hospital after surgery. visitors may come. D K Myers receiving treatment at High Point Memorial Hospital since Sunday. B C Mixson recuperating at home after recent surgery. visitors may visit. Mrs C D McPherson moved to Maryfield Convalescent Home after two weeks at High Point Hospital, improving. Mrs L G Monroe and Mrs Richard R Johnson plan a Yor trip visiting New York then Washington. Mr and Mrs G C Bates return home from Orlando after a visit with son and daughter-in-law. Mrs Leon Kennedy returns home after Duke Hospital surgery two weeks ago, may now re.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Walker
M Walker
W. Green St
Cessee
New Jersey
Mr. Walker
San Francisco
Calif
30Th Engineers Division
Willard Moore
Route 1
Jamestown
High Point Memorial Hospital
C. D. McPherson
High Point Hospital
Maryfield Convalescent Home
L. G. Monroe
Ferndale Dr
Richard R. Johnson
Ray St.angoe
New Yor City
Washington
G. C. Bates
High Point
Bill Bates
Orlando
Leon Kennedy
Duke Hospital
Births listed for Saunders Hall Cable and Stevenson families
Mary Stewart Saunders daughter born Jan 19 local hospital to Mary Stewart Saunders and Stanley Saunders Jr at Emerywood Court Apts. Ann Zipplies of Savannah Ga is former. Millard Wrenn born Jan 16 to Dr I H Prevette and Geral dine Wrenn. La Delia Yvonne Hall born Jan 17 to K J Hall and La Juan Vinson. Cathy Jane Cable born Jan 18 to Merrill Cable and Ruth Shipwash. David A Stevenson born Jan 17 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stewart Saunders
Stanley 8. Saunders Jr
Emerywood Court Apts
Mary Stewart
Sauners
Ann Zipplies
Savannah
I. H. Prevette
Meadow St
Millard Wrenn
K. J. Hall
Ogden St
la Delia Yvonne
Cathy Jane Cable
Merrill Cable
W. Green St
Cathy Jane
David A. Stevenson
High Point Memorial
Mid Week Social Calendar Duplicate Events
Calendar of daytime and evening gatherings listing attendees and hosts for a local community in Greensboro and Winston-Salem. Events include luncheons desserts dinners and wedding rehearsals with names such as Betty Sechrest Jack Rochelle and Barbara Lee among hosts at various addresses.
Horticultural Study Highlights Fleurette Garden Club Program
Chester C. Haworth opened with cultural notes as Mrs. P. M. Harris reported plans for a forthcoming flower show. The council voted to move the Garden Center to the new library, with Fleurette Club leading the project. New member Mrs. Arthur York was welcomed, and care for Christmas trees sent to Guilford Sanatorium was noted with thanks from Dr. M. D. Bonner. A Bloodmobile fundraiser at the YWCA was announced, and Mrs. Haworth outlined two flower show classes artistic and horticultural, stressing exhibit testing per the schedule to educate members and the public on flowers. Refreshments followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester C. Haworth
den Council
P. M. Harris
Straughan
Fleurette Club
W. F. Kemp
Arthur York
Guilford Sanatorium
M. D. Bonner
YWCA
Ray Stanford
Haworth
Nervous Driver Quits Bus Route in Toledo
Mrs Emily Jefferson, driving a Toledo bus, repeatedly faced anxious shrieks from a female passenger as the bus skidded. She parked the vehicle, climbed out, and said she quit saying she did not want to risk another incident. The company said she could have her job back after explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Emily Jefferson
Pittsburgh School of Medicine awarded $15 million grant
The University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine received a 15 million dollar grant from three local foundations. Chancellor R H Fitzgerald said the funds will be used to assemble a full time faculty. No grant came from the A Mellon Education and Charitable Trust the Sarah Mellon Foundation and the Richard T Mellon Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
School of Medicine
Pitt
R. H. Fitzgerald
A. Melion Education and Chariterite Trust
Sarah Mellonee Foundation
Richard T. Mellon Foundation
Man Who Saw Billy The Kid Slain Dies at 98
DENISON Texas James R Watts 98 pioneer of the Old West who saw Billy the Kid slain will be buried here today Watts once claimed he cleaned out the Kid in a poker game and lived to tell about it He was a member of Pat Garrett s posse during the youthful outlaw s death
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Denison
Tex
James R. Watts
Old West
Billy the Kid
Watts
Pat Garrett
John K. Herbert Named To Post
John K. Herbert, recently resigning as an executive of National Broadcasting Co, is appointed executive publisher of the New York Journal American in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Herbert
New York
National Broadcasting Co
New York Journal-American
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Bill Perry
Sruseell Bishop
Bian Gur
Curry
North Wrenn
Youth Guild
D. K. Myers
Route 3
Thomasville
B. C. Mixson
King St
LA Delia
Yvonne Hall
B. LeBrun
Starmount Forest Country Club
Greensboro
Blair Park Club
Stephen Harvey
Chestnut St
Frances Bynum
Joe Poole
Sue Leonard
I. Dunn
Canna
Hugh ‘Hennis
Betty Jo Snider
Florham Ave
W. Hall
Johnson St
Clontz
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Barbara Lee
Winston-Salem
T. W. Bynum
Ruth Martin
Sechrest - Clontz
Emerywood Rose Club
O. D. Baxter
Ann Baxter
Sechrest-Clontz
Nancy Sechrest
Edgar Snider
Frances Pickett
Nancy Gray
Woodbrook
BY Tracy Adrian
Fleurette Garden Club
K Shoe Sale
FBI
SAT
Sample Shoe Store
N. Main ST
L Shoe Sale
Prt
Beauty
Anteed
Manning
Mirro-Matic
Pam Anim UN Ya
S. Main
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