Everhart Clan Names Leaders At Reunion
The 15th Everhart family reunion was held at Pilgrim Evangelistic Reformed Church on Sunday. A. S. Everhart presided as vice president A. S. Everhart chaired the program and officers chosen include Allen Everhart president and Hill Everhart chairman. A prayer and hymn preceded a speaker from Winston-Salem and a roster of deceased members was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everhart
Pilgrim Evangelistic Reformed Church
A. S. Everhart
John Everhart
Allen Everhart
T. E. Everhart
Hill Everhart
Adam
Elmer Everhart
G. T. Everhart
John
Hill
William Everhart
J. H. Clark
Nev. Kir. Ghark
North State Quartet
Denton attorney Ward takes temporary post in Washington
Hiram H. Ward an Denton attorney since last August has joined the Reproduction Authority in Washington. He and his wife have moved to an apartment there and expect to resume practice in Denton within a year or two. Ward, eldest son of Mr and Mrs O L Ward, is a Denton High School graduate who served in the Air Force and later attended Wake Forest College. He married Evelyn McDaniel of Miami and Bennettsville, and earned cum laude honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram H. Ward
Washington
Reproduction Authority
Mrs. Ward
O. L. Ward
Denton
Denton High School
Air Force
Ward
Wake Forest College
Evelyn McDaniel
Miami
Fla
Bennettsville
Geereid Cum Laudeard
Standing Committees Named at Chamber Meet
At a chamber meeting four phase plan outlined for standing committees with chairmen listed for each area Organizational Affairs Finance Russell Van Landingham membership Bill Thompson program of work Tom A Finch Industrial activities Ned Gibbs new industries Homer Beck Commercial Activities Howard Laget agriculture Charlie beautification chairmen pending Tom A tenon efforts focus on bypass opening and film project The DuPoint Story shown in Charlotte declined for Thomasville visit Merchants Association picnic set for July 31 at city park with Fair Grove church meal Directors back Jimmy Gruzdis Night at Finch Field and urged chamber attendance Manager granted a week off for Management Institute August 1925 in Chapel Hill Joe Davis seeks name change in Muncie Indiana court filing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Ike Whitten
Kermit Cloniger
Harry B. Finch
Russell van Landingham
Bill Thompson
Tom A. Finch
Ned Gibbs
Homer Beck
Goodwill
Howard
Charlie
Tom A. Tenon
Cere
Pat
N. C
English Collon Chamber
DuPoint
Charlotte
Thomasville
Merchants Association
Dolan Calhoun
Fair Grove
Jimmy Gruzdis
Finch Field
Chamber
Gruzdis
Management Institute
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Community News Briefs From Colored Agencies and Churches
YMCA board sets July 24 meeting with art room display led by David Young. Summer games include Bay Wednesday and Park Pals versus Catholic Bulldogs. Dr. N C Calhoun of Charlotte to speak at Pilgrim Church Sunday 11 a.m. Elder Columbus Little to preach at Bethel Holiness Church tonight 8 p.m. Notable local figures associated with North Carolina Mutual Insurance and Winston-Salem Teachers College noted among attendees. Circle No 3 hosts at St Mark Methodist Church on Fannie Gaither Street with guests Ms Gaither and Mrs Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca News
Board of Management
David Young
Bay
Southside Dodgers
Cubs Park Pals
Catholic Bulldogs
Circle
Lillie Mae Russel
Olga Street
Circle No. 3
St. Mark Methodist Church
Fannie Gaither
Lewtishia Thompson
E. P. Wilson
Boston Fire Alarm System to Mark 100th Birthday
Boston’s pioneering fire alarm network will celebrate its centennial in 1952. More than 2,500 fire chiefs and signal operators are invited to a four day observance of the world’s first box and hook and central recorder system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicken farmer refuses bill for unmarketable broilers
Norman G. Sprague, a chicken farm operator in Crown Point Indiana, refused to pay a $198.97 bill for 4 000 pounds of broiler meat claiming the birds were unmarketable and wrecked by a viral condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Point
Ind
Norman G. Sprague
McMullan Pushes Lowest Public Gas Rate for State
North Carolina Attorney General Har McMullan proposes the state buy gasoline from the oil company offering the lowest delivered price to motorists. He cites price fixing evidence and urges a state purchasing agency be authorized to contract with the lowest tank wagon rate for about 25.6 million gallons yearly, with discounts for large orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMullan
General Assembly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Garner
Robbins
Asheboro
Garner
Oseph Mj
Ralph Baker
Can
the Friendly Theatre
John Carroll
Winston
High Point
Sal TY
Technicolor
Cartoon & Short
Thomasyville Road
Iowa
M. C. Ellerbe
Dentona
Sioux
Nc Bon
Mr. Ellerbe
J. Ellerbe
Muncie, Ind
Joseph H. Davis
Joe Davis
Davis
Pilgrim
N. C. Calhoun
Charlotte, N. C
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Bethel
Columbus Little
Bethel Holiness Church
Ham
Booker Spaulding
N. C. Mutual Insurance Co
Duham
Booker, Jr
Antate Pe
Edmund O'Brienlizabeth Scott
Two OF A Kind
Word OF
Monte Cristo
Paula Corday
Edward L Alpence
Mercury
N. Main ST
W. Washington
Cincinnati
LANZA
The
Ann Blyth
Crime, Inc
Tom Neal
Marthe Tilton
the Lord
Tent Church
Greensboro
Lexington Ave. Baptist Church
Jesus
Piedmont Baptist Association
Woodrow W. Robbins
Montheu
Elliott
Nelson Florist
Wright's Flower Shop
Flower & Gite Shop
Sant A . Me
Nence Florist Phene
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!