D A R district meetings announced by Mrs Belk
Mrs William Henry Ik state regent of the North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution announced dates for district meetings this fall. District One Waynesville October 1 District Two Crossville October 2 District Three Lincoln October 3 District Four Wadesboro October 8 District Five Reidsville October 10 District Six Henderson October 11 District Seven Kinston October 31 District Eight Washington October 30 State executive board meets October 29 and Belk plans to attend national committee sessions in Washington DC on the 15th and 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
Sumer
William Henry Ik
Charlotte
North Carolina Daughters the American Revolution
Waynesville
Tuesy
Gilbert Harris
Asheville
Crosse
B. Ingold
Hickory
Lincoln
Lincolnton
Iman
Wates
Bennett
Wadesboro
Reidsle
F. Hayden
High Point
Airman
Hender
J. . Brewer
Wake Forest
Iian
Kinon
F. Parrott
Kinston
Chairan
Washington
Ednesday
A. Gill
Rocky Mount
Belkys
Washington, D. C
Visitor party from High Point noted at fer hotel weekend
Virginia Beach reports J. Harriss and party from High Point as weekend guests at the fer hotel. Included are Mabel Davis, Mr and Mrs Seborn Perry, Mrs Nathan M Ayers, Mr and Mrs Allen H Wat er Sedgefield. They plan to return home Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beach
J. ‘Eidh Harriss
High Point
Fer
Mabel Davis
Rs. Seborn Perry
Nathan M. Ayers
Allen H. Water Sedgefield
Women Attend Executive Tea in Lexington
Mrs. Edgar Whitener, Mrs. L. Fesperman and Mrs. J. Hedrick will travel to Lexington for an executive meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Reformed church. The gathering will be a picnic style event at 11 o'clock at a local home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Whitener
L. Fesperman
J. Hedrick
Lexington
Woman's Mis- Society
m@ Reformed church
Church Socials and Classes Set for Evening Meetings
The Green Street Baptist Mary Stevens class meets at 8 p.m. tonight at Mrs. Walter Crissman’s Rockford road home, with 7:30 church gathering and transportation provided. Daughters of Wesley at Calvary M B hold their regular monthly meeting at Mrs Grace Lee’s 522 White Oak street at 7:30. The Philathea class of First Baptist meets at 1208 North Hamilton street Thursday at 7:30 with hostesses listed. Fidelis class of First Baptist meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs L C Monroe’s 113 Edgeworth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
Walter Crissman
Rockford Road
Calvary
Daughters of Wesley
Calvary M. B
Grace Lee
White Oak Street
First Baptist Church
J. B. Whichard
North Hamilton Street
Jack Alexander
N. C. Gupton
P. J. Joyner
L. C. Monroe
Edgeworth Street
A R Members Rise in DAR Ranks in North Carolina
Two members of the Alexander Martin chapter DAR receive high appointments from state and national DAR bodies. Mrs A S Caldwell is named state vice chairman of historic markers under state Regent W H Belk, with duties supervised by the national chairman. Mrs J S Welborn becomes state chairman of genealogical records and joins the national committee of genealogical records, succeeding Mrs J M Dunlap. Both are noted for active local and state DAR work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. 8. Caldwell
J. 8. Welborn
Caldwell
W. H. Belk
Charlotte
J. S. Welborn
National Committee of Genealogical Records
Welborn
J. M. Dunlap
Ansonville
Belk
William A. Becker
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Local People Attend Meeting in Asheville
Local residents from High Point joined the Southern Hosiery Manufacturers convention held in Asheville over the weekend. Among attendees were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomas, and Messrs Willis Slane and Charles Kearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Asheville
J. W. Lindsay
W. E. Mitchell
Robert L. Hubbard
Herman Smith
Jack Thomas
Willis Slane
Charles Kearns
Return After Week At Paradise Point
A group of local residents has returned home after spending the past week at Paradise Point. The travelers include Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McCrary, Mrs. Frances McCrary, Mr. and Mrs. BE. C. Harville, Mrs. Frank J. Mickey, Joe Mickey, Jas per Jones, Miss Annie Glen Whitehead and John Whitehead of Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Point
J. N. McCrary
Frances McCrary
BE. C. Harville
Frank J. Mickey
Joe Mickey
Jasper Jones
City
Annie Glen Whitehead
John Whitehead
Dunn
Girls head to Myrtle Beach for a weeklong rest
Miss Margaret Hedrick Virginia and Miss Dot Smith and Miss Ruth Poole left Saturday for Myrtle Beach South Carolina where they will spend a week. The girls were accompanied by Harry Jackson and Walter Hedrick who returned home last night with Miss Gray Jackson who has been visiting Myrtle Beach. Miss Helen McBee left yesterday for Columbia to spend a week with her aunt Mrs Cooper Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hedrick
Virginia
Dot Smith
Ruth Poole
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Harry Jackson
Walter Hedrick
Gray Jackson
Helen McBee
Silas McBee
Columbia, D. C
Cooper Edwards
Gordian Club Plans Four Summer Dances At Sedge Field Manor
The Gordian Club announces a four event summer dance series at Sedge Field Manor on July 17 23 31 and August 7. Duke Barron and his orchestra will perform with proceeds benefiting the Gordian Scholarship Fund providing two fall scholarships. Club officers include Talmadge Ellington president Alvah Coppedge vice president Wallace Billington secretary and Worth Farlow treasurer. Tickets go on sale tomorrow with blanket bids offered for all four dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordian Club
Sedgefield Manor
Duke Barron
Talmadge Ellington
Alvah Coppedge
Wallace Billington
Secre
Tary
Worth Farlow
Gordian
Community Travelers Return From Trips Across Region
Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Crawford of Trinity and Archdale visitors return from motor trips to eastern North Carolina and Virginia, with stops in Richmond and Washington D C. Miss Dorothy Crawley visits Virginia Beach for a week. Others head to Atlanta Miami Hendersonville Durham and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Crawford
Trinity
C. C. Crawford
Archdale
North Carolina
Virginia
Richmond
Mike Clein
Atlanta
Miami
Fila
Summer Market Opens July 22 At Southern Furniture Exposition
The mid summer Southern Furniture and Rug Market will open July 22 and run two weeks. National markets report high attendance and strong buying, with Grand Rapids and Chicago markets cited. The local market’s rise in national stature promises broad regional attendance and rising product prices as manufacturers seek to offset earlier losses. Paul W. Casey notes planned entertainment to attract buyers, while exhibitors finish preparations and move goods into the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Paul W. Casey
Southern Furniture Exposition
Orkmen
Fatal motor vehicle deaths split by city size in 1984
In 1984, 12 900 motor vehicle fatalities occurred in cities with populations of 10 000 or more and 28 100 occurred in small towns and rural areas.
World Sickness and Salvation Message At Gospel Tabernacle
Rev. H. P. Williams delivers a sermon from Isaiah calling sin universal and urging repentance through Jesus Christ. The message contrasts outward reform with inner cleansing, citing Isaiah 1 16 18 to urge listeners to wash and reason with the Lord for healing from sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Tabernacle
H. P. Williams
Israel
God
Jesus Christ
Oxygen the breath of life emphasized in address
Dr. Jonathan C. Meakins told the Canadian Medical Association that oxygen sustains life more than any other factor. He described the body as a furnace burning oxygen, noted lung and blood surface areas, and cited the need for oxygen in deep dives, high flights, and assisted births.
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The
American Medical Association
Hythe Health
Oll
Jonathan C. Meakins
Canadian Medical Association
Meakins
Pattern 9474 inspires neat simplicity in tailored frock
The pattern notes a dress with restrained buttons and buckles and a slender cape option. It offers two prints materials such as Shantung and foulard and provides a chart. Sizes 14 through 44 are available, with yardage listed for size 86. Send fifteen cents per pattern to the Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
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Shantung
Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Breathing and energy flow in the human body
The text explains how energy reaches the body from multiple sources. Plants convert sunlight into carbohydrates fats and proteins which the blood carries to cells where they become energy. It describes external and internal respiration sustaining life and work.
Hal Surface Captures Mid-Dixie Crown for Kansas City
In Spartanburg South Carolina Hal Surface seeded No 2 from Kansas City defeated Letty Bryan of Chattanooga Tenn in the men singles final 6-4 6-3 5-7 6-3. Surface then teamed with Wilbur Hess of Houston to win the doubles final 6-3 8-6 6-3 over Bryan and Martin Buxby of Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Mid-Dixie Tennis
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Letty Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wilbur Hess
Houston
Tex
Bryan
Martin Buxby
Miami
Fla
Rev. Jackson Named St. Mary's Chaplain
The Rev. John Long Jackson long time pastor of St. Martin's Episcopal Church Charlotte resigns to become chaplain at St. Mary's School Raleigh effective September 21. He is a longtime leader among Charlotte ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
John Long Jackson
St. Martin’s Episcopal Church
St. Mary's School
Raleigh
Jackson
High Point Eastern Star Chapter to Meet Tuesday Night
The High Point chapter number 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple tomorrow at 8 o'clock. Secretary Miss Ressia Pope urges as many members as possible to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Tomorow
Misa Ressia Pope
Miss Pope
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Wm. H. Belk
Atirginia Beach
Executive Teat
Continental Beauty College
Sears
Moffitt
N. Main
New Dance Organization
Dorothy Crawley
Monthey Avenue
Mrs. J
Clyde Connor
Gon
H. J. Steppe
Dosia Montsinger
Bertha Padgett
Shenandoah Valley
Natural Bridge
Endless and
Luray Caverns
Evelyn Sigman
Hendersonville
BE. P. Coltrane
Durham
N. C
CC. D. Thompson
Boston
Mass
International Convention of the Loyal Order of the Moose
Macie Rimmer
Tipton Street
I. J. Rimmer
Majorie
Eloise
Roxboro
W. E. Nance
Janie
Ernestine
Viola Carmichael
Iola Edwards
Arthur Rose
Preston Jones
White Lake
Carolina Beach
Doctor
DR. Morris Fpishbein
Gladys O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Long Beach
Calif
Cy. LaTour
Rev. Jackson
St. Mary’s
C. B.S
Clearaway
Gooch Thomas
Ps Iin
MioKey
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America
Noxzema
National
LARD
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