Fellowship Tour Mapped by Presbyterian Young People
The Senior High Fellowship of First Presbyterian Church plans a nine day educational tour August 3 to 11 visiting Montreal Huntsville Memphis New Orleans and Atlanta. The group funds the trip through at least 25 hours of work per participant and a predeparture dedication service.
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Montreal
Presbyterian Historical Foundation
Montreal - Anderson College
Presbyterian Book Store
Signal Mountain
Stevenson
Redstone
Presbyterian College
Southwestern
Chinese Presbyterian Church
New Orleans
U.S. Public Health Service
Carrville
Atlanta
Columbia Seminary
The
Presbyterian Center
Central Presbyterian Church
Funeral for Minnie Beele Hill 71 Held at Northside Chapel
Funeral services for Minnie Beele Hill 71 of 938 Council Street were held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Calvin C. Orell Northside Chapel with Rev. Woodrow W. Robbins officiating. Burial followed in Floral Garden Cemetery with pallbearers E. C. Whitehead, A. G. Rook, David Lambeth, N. M. Winters, Melvin Lambeth, and William Rook. Hill died Wednesday.
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Minnie Beele Hill
Council Street
Calvin C. Orell
Funeral for Mrs Birtie Adams McGehee
Mrs. Birtie Adams McGehee died at 5:40 a.m. Thursday in High Point Memorial Hospital. A funeral was held at 3:30 p.m. Saturday in Sechrest Chapel with Rev. Paul Starnes and Rev. Ernest M. Gardner officiating. Burial followed at Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers included Henry Garrett Roy Neese Harrison Bingham Floyd Jones Cecil Jones and Richard Jones. She was 82 and lived on Oakdale Road in Jamestown.
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Birtie Adams McGehee
Sechrest Chapel
Paul Starnes
Ernest M. Gardner
Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery
Henry Garrett
Roy Neese
Harrison Bingham
Floyd Jones
Cecil Jones
Richard Jones
Funeral service for Mrs Delcia Vestal Rosenau
Funeral service will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m at Cumby Chapel conducted by Rev W H Barker. Burial follows at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The body remains at Cumby Mortuary until 30 minutes before the service. Mrs Rosenau aged 58 of 515 Flint Street died Friday at 6 p m in High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Delcia Vestal Rosenau
Cumby Chapel
W. H. Barker
Floral Garden Park
Cumby Mortuary
The Star Spangled Banner Began As A Poem
Judge J H Nicholson allied with Francis Scott Key proposed setting the poem to the tune of To Anacreon in Heaven, an old English drinking song. This origin links the national anthem to a literary start and a borrowed melody.
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United States
J. H. Nicholson
Francis Scott Key
Anacreon
Death claims Mrs Mangum in High Point
Annie Moore Mangum 44 of Radford Street High Point died Saturday at Duke Hospital Durham after a week of critical illness. She was a former home economics instructor at William Penn High School. Survivors include her mother Mrs Katie Lee Moore daughter Sandra Mangum and son Larry Clifton Mangum two sisters Mrs Ruby Byers and Mrs Grace M Harris two brothers Warren Moore and James Moore. Funeral set for Tuesday at Pine Grove Baptist Church.
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Annie Moore Mangum
Radford Street
High Point
Duke Hospital
Durham
Sandra Mangum
Larry Clifton Mangum
Ruby Byers
Grace M. Harris
Warren Moore
Washington, D. C
James Moore
Creedmore
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Funeral service for Fred Wesley Miller at Springfield Baptist Church
Funeral service for Fred Wesley Miller, 50, of Rt. 5 High Point, will be Sunday at 2 30 p m at Springfield Baptist Church conducted by Rev L J Mabe and Rev R G Mabe Burial will follow at Bethel Friends Cemetery near Asheboro The body rests at the home of his brother Roy J Miller and will be moved to the church 30 minutes before services Miller died Friday at 2 p m in the hospital High Point Memorial Hos...
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Fred Wesley Miller
Springfield Baptist Church
L. J. Mabe
R. G. Mabe
Bethel Friends Cemetery
Asheboro
Roy J. Miller
Mr. Miller
Rt. 5
High Point
Pital High Point Memorial
Randolph Summer School Set for 1850 Students in Asheboro
Randolph County Schools open the summer session Monday with about 1 850 students enrolled. Classes run 8 30 a m to five days a week with meals provided. Summer programs operate at Trinity High Randleman High Tabernacle Elementary Farmer High Seagrove Brower Coleridge Ramseur and Liberty schools. About 65 teachers and librarians serve across sites and 42 regular buses provide transportation.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Trinity High
Randleman High
Tabernacle
Farmer High School
Seagrove
Brower
Coleridge High School
Ramseur High School
Liberty High School
Anvil Brand Opens New Plant in Independence Va
Anvil Brand Inc will dedicate a new $14 million plant in Independence Virginia on August 14 at 1 p.m. on Highway 52 west of town. It is the second largest of five Anvil Brand plants, with about 500 workers at the Independence facility and roughly 1,800 employed across all plants. The main plant is in High Point, established 67 years ago, with two other plants in Independence and one in Clinton South Carolina.
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Anvil Brand Inc
Independence
Highway 52
Anvil Brand
Clinton
S. C
High Point
Local firm to exhibit at Louisville woodworking fair
Crouch Machinery Sales Inc of Jamestown will showcase an automatic double end trim saw and a combination sander at the International Woodworking Fair in Louisville Kentucky September 17 to 21. The display highlights high production wood part equipment with variable speed feed and compact size.
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Louisville
Crouch Machinery Sales Inc
Jamestown
Crouch
Col Fielding Lewis Chief Virginia Armorer of Revolution
Col Fielding Lewis brother in law of George Washington was a Virginia iron manufacturer who built in 1775 an arms factory supplying the Continental army during the Revolutionary War.
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Fielding Lewis
George Washington
Virginia
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