Altrusans Hold Dinner Program in Greensboro
Bliss restaurant hosted the High Point Altrusa club for a July dinner and program meeting in Greensboro with about thirty attendees. Miss Corallie soprano sang two pieces with Ernestine Strickland at the piano, followed by business notes supporting the Jaycees and plans for a picnic supper at the city lake.
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Greensboro
Jaycees
High Point
Central Carolina
Local Woman Returns From Altrusa Board Meeting
Mrs. John L. Rothrock returned from Chicago where she attended the International Association of Altrusa executive board meeting as governor of Second District clubs. She reported the district organized more new clubs, submitted more activity reports, and led in Grants In Aid payments for South American women. International president Miss Mamie D. Larsh praised her as the best all round district governor.
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City Lake
Altrusa Club
High Point
Altrusans
Prcvice
Rothrock
Altrusa International
Chicago
Edna Ross
Cuciameeal
Eldora Haworth
Sara Haworth
Ruth
Jessie Mae Young
Gant
Edna Blake
John L. Rothrock
International Association of Altrusa
Altrusa
Miss Pat Pierce To Be Feted at Parties
Miss Pat Pierce, a local bride elect, will be honored at two informal events this week. Miss Pierce is set to wed Harold W. Ritch on August 14. Tomorrow at 7:30 p m Miss Sarah Ann Bundy hosts a party at her North Elm street home in Greensboro to honor Miss Pierce. On Friday Mrs Herbert Hurley will entertain at her Wendell street home with Miss Pierce as honoree.
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Pat Pierce
Miss Pierce
Harold W. Ritch
Sarah Ann Bundy
North Elm Street
Greensboro
Herbert Hurley
Wendell Street
Ery~ Wood Country Club
Hal Davis
High Point
Central Christian Ladies Aid Meeting Notices
The Ladies Aid Society will meet this evening at eight o clock at 1418 North Hamilton Street. The Mothers Prayer Band meets Thursday at 2 30 P M at 1204 Shelton Avenue led by Mrs J Q Cheeves.
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W. M. Sexton
Shelton Avenue
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Temperance Talk By Springfield Minister At WCTU Meeting
Milton H. Hadley of Springfield Friends Church addressed the local Woman's Christian Temperance Union at the July gathering hosted by Mrs. P. R. Dixon. He argued that intemperance stems from emptiness in life and cited high school drinking beginnings. The talk urged early constructive thinking, Christian conduct, unselfishness, and prayer, with Mrs. J. L. Payne presiding and Mrs. M. J. Crowder delivering the closing prayer.
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Springfield
God
J. L. Payne
M. J. Crowder
Miss Dorothy House Honored at Kitchen Shower
Mrs Walter Hill and Mrs Lloyd Swink hosted a kitchen shower at East Lexington avenue for Miss Dorothy House who will wed Gordon Callicott next month. Guests enjoyed games and gifts with corsage roses, silver keepsakes, and novelty vases for Mrs Floyd Lewis.
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Walter Hill
Charlotte
Lloyd Swink
Lexington Avenue
Dorothy House
Gordon Callicott
Miss House
Thompson
Doris Martin
Birth announcements from High Point Memorial Hospital
Carey Jackson Davis born July 26 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital to Carey and spouse. Sheryl LaVelle Freeman born July 25 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital to Sheryl Freeman and spouse. mother former Betty Bulla. William Arthur Dillon Jr. born July 27 at Boulevard Unit to William A Dillon and spouse. mother Phyllis Browne of London. Sarah Lee Eller born July 27 to James Lee Eller and spouse. mother Bes sie Hines. Andaman Islanders meet with a soft chuffing greeting.
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Carey Jackson
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Sheryl Lavelle Freeman
Lloyd Freeman
Route Six
High Point
Sheryl LaVelle
Freeman
Betty Bulla
William Arthur Dillon JR
William A. Dillon
William Arthur Jr
Dillon
Phyllis Browne
London
England
Sarah Lee Eller
James Lee Eller
Sarah Lee
R. H. Norman
Reed Street
Washington Street
Charlie Norman
Newport News
Mrs Welborn Hostess To Patricia Club
The Patricia bridge club met last night at Mrs. Jeff Welborn's Jamestown home. Three tables played with high score by Mrs. Burt Davis, consolation to Mrs. J. A. Lindsay, traveling prize to Mrs. Joe Montgomery. Dessert followed for Burt Davis, Paul Thomas, E. A. Wells, J. A. Lindsay, Hal Kennerly, Norman Pierce, W. C. Livengood, Joe Montgomery, Dub Chilton, Ruby Crenshaw, and Miss Reece Quinn.
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Patricia Bridge Club
Jeff Welborn
Jamestown
Burt Davis
J. A. Lindsay
Joe Montgomery
Paul Thomas
E. A. Wells
Hal Kennerly
Norman Pierce
W. C. Livengood
Dub Chilton
Ruby Crenshaw
Reece Quinn
Miss Nance to Be Feted Tomorrow
Mrs. S. B. Clapp and Mrs. Guy Sowden host a coca-cola party at 1029 Wellington tomorrow morning from 11 30 to 12 30 to compliment bride elect Miss Betty Lou Nance.
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S. B. Clapp
Guy Sowden
Wellington
Betty Lou Nance
Jamestown Woman Heads To Asheville for Trial Over Son’s Shooting
Mrs. George Matthews of Jamestown leaves for Asheville to attend the trial arising from her son Monroe Hensley being shot by his uncle James H. Hensley Jr. The Asheville Times employee’s case opens tomorrow as family movements unfold.
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George Matthews
Jamestown
Asheville
Monroe Hensley
James H. Hensley
Matthews
Six Tea Parties Protest Era Act of 1773
Britannica notes that besides the famous Boston Tea Party colonists organized five additional tea parties to protest the Tea Act of 1773, signaling broad colonial resistance.
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Boston
Britannica
Local social notices list rehearsals and parties in Greensboro area
Miss Betty Lou Nance and Miss Pat Pierce are among those honored at engagements and pre wedding gatherings. Events include bridge parties at Ward Street church hut and ery wood country club, informal parties at homes on North Elm and Wendell streets, Coke party for Helena Upshaw, luncheon for Miss van Lou Nance, and cake cutting for Upshaw Petree wedding party at Mrs Bundy’s home in Jamestown. Engagements with August wedding plans noted.
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Betty Lou Nance
William D. Smith
Robert Green
Viola Brigman
Ward Street Methodist Church
E. C. Harville
J. B. Beck
Helena Upshaw
Harville
Colonial Drive
Gladis Rivett
Herbert Hartland
Greensboro
van Lou Nance
Emerywood Seasicns Club
Pig Country Club
O. M.ady
Jamestown
Morton Murray
Hame
Upshaw Petree wedding plans announced for August rite
Final plans for the wedding of Miss Helena Upshaw and James W. Petree of Winston Salem were announced today. The ceremony will be held Sunday August 1 at 4 p.m. at Wesley Memorial Church with Rev. Paul Hardin officiating.
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Helena Upshaw
James W. Petree
Winston-Salem
Wesley Memorial Church
Paul Hardin
Coal Mines In West Virginia Employ 100000 Workers
West Virginia coal mines provide jobs for about 100000 men, amounting to roughly one quarter of all soft coal miners in the United States.
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West Virginia
United States
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