North Africa casualties and local notices from High Point
Pvt. Richard Raynor 23 of Four Oaks North Carolina killed in action in North Africa per.family cable. He served two years six months with the U S Army and buried in North Africa two weeks ago. Surviving family listed. Also notices of C M E conference July 29 at St Mathews church and social club and Willing Workers events with dates and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Richard Raynor
U. S. Army
North Africa
Raynor
Four Oaks
N. C
Raleigh
Camp Livingstone
Army
Katie Williams
Charlie Williams
High Point
Elouise Raynor
George Elliott
Malachia
Virginia Raynor
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs H M Kirkpatrick
Mrs. H M Kirkpatrick enjoyed a surprise birthday dinner hosted by family and close friends. Guests gathered at a local home to toast the honored guest with cake, gifts, and warm wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Kirkpatrick
Mollie Burmmell
Lottie Loftin
Surprise Party for Mrs. E. P. Wilson at Home
Circle 2 of St. Mark Methodist Church organized a surprise gathering for Mrs. E. P. Wilson who is recuperating at home after an operation. Attendees included Mesdames Woodruff, Bal linger, Williams, Leach, Gigson, Bostic, Russell, Turner, Lindsay, Rice, Powell and Cartright with Miss Johnsie Rodgers as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Wilson
Circle 2
St. Mark Methodist Church
Mesdames S. Woodruff
E. Ballinger
D. Williams
N. Leach
S. Gigson
A. Bostic
L. Russell
V. Turner
I. Lindsay
D. Rice
E. Powell
L. B. Cartright
Johnsie Rodgers
Chorus Programs At Temple Memorial And Buncomb Churches
On Sunday afternoon August 1 at 3 pm a chorus of 50 voices from Winston Salem will perform at Temple Memorial Baptist Church on Taylor Street. That evening at 8 pm the Sunshine Musical Chorus of Buncomb Baptist Church will also give a program. Rev. F R Mason, pastor of Temple Memorial, welcomes the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Temple Memorial Baptist Church
Taylor Street
Sunshine Musical Chorus
Buncomb Baptist Church
F. R. Mason
Temple Memorial
Youth fellowship meets with Miss Frankie Hall tonight
The youth fellowship group will meet with Miss Frankie Hall at 1200 Day street tonight at 8 p m. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Hall
Boy preacher to speak at House of Prayer tonight
Elder E. H. Hall announces a visiting boy preacher will address the public at the House of Prayer this evening. On Friday night a rooster fight is planned at the same venue and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hall
House of Prayer
Master Singers to Perform at Church of God
The Master Singers will sing Friday night at 8 p m in the Church of God on Burley street with public invitation. The steward board of St Stephens A M E Zion Church met with W M Allen at 1204 Wivett drive to conduct church business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Burley Street
St. Stephens A. M. E. Zion Church
W. M. Allen
Wivett Drive
Fkomplete Arsement Eatent Larat
Radiaz Busness College
Phoe
Jones Business College
W. Commerce
P. P. Jones
M. A
Marriage Notice And Social Addresses From Local Notices
A social column notes the engagement and wedding of Bessie Lee McDaniel to Hezekiah Haywood with the couple living at 1313 Furlough Street. It records Marie Parker visiting New York City for two weeks and lists several weekend guests including Fannie Hill Gruezilla Hoover and Margie Hoover of Asheboro. Sgt. B. T. Ingram, husband of Mildred Ingram, returns to Camp Kilmer in New Jersey after visiting 405 Loflin Street family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDaniel
Furlough Street
Bessie Lee
Hezekiah Haywood
Mrs. Haywood
Marie Parker
Eccles Street
New York City
Daisy Hill Potter
North Street
Mesdames Fannie Hill
Gruezilla Hoover
Margie Hoover
Asheboro
Henry Johnson
Loflin Street
Mildred Ingram
Sgt
B. T. Ingram
Sgt. Ingram
Camp Kilmer
New Jersey
Amethyst Ward Off Drunkenness Ancient Belief
A list of varied facts notes amethyst as believed by the ancients to ward off drunkenness. Other statements cover Axis nationals in the U.S. under 8 percent, New York City's umbrella ban near a horse, lack of locks in the Suez Canal, Europe’s population and languages, and codfish egg counts.
Italian Row Keeps Franco Close To Home
Madrid reports Franco canceled plans for Galicia summer retreat and stayed in Madrid to monitor Italian German actions. Unconfirmed accounts describe Italian regulars aided by civilians opposing Nazi advance north of Milan and Turin with rail workers possibly hindering movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Galicia
Italy
Count Gomez Jordana
San Sebastian
Milan
Turin
Mussolini
In memory of W M Walsh and fading fascist orders
Excerpts note a memorial dedication for W M Walsh who died July 29 1941 and reference Italian military storekeepers doubting fascist orders. The rest lists local room rentals furniture ads and shop services including upholstery repair and used furniture buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Walsh
Various used items and furniture advertised for sale
A compact classified list offers reconditioned electric irons and typewriters, glass show cases, radios, kitchen furniture, stoves, sinks, and large bedroom suites. Vendors include Nash Loan Co, Southland Factors, Commerce Furniture Exchange, Horton Furniture Co, and Cody's Furniture Repair Co. Listings invite inquiries by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartner Furniture Co
Horton Furniture Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
News OF Colored People
E. Yorely
C. M. FE
Charlotte District
St. Mathews C. M. E
Social Art Club
Social Art Clu
Eunice Tillman
Downing Street
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Dolly Marshall
Woodbury Avenue
Mandrake the Magician
Narda
Mandrake
Trina
Nia Service Inc
Tm Reg US
BY Lee Falk
Phil Davis
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Barney Baxter
Frank Miller
Donald Duck
Walt Disney
T. Th
Leroy Alexander
Axis Aliens
United States
Suez Canal
Europe
Franco
Charles 8
Foltz
Husband
Golden Shore
Earth
Junior Ashwell
Highland Station
Monarch
Jesus
Wife
Mrs
Maggie Walsh
Woodrow
Apts
Hunter
Parkway
W. F. Austin & Son
Washington
W. Ray St
New House
W. F. Mickey and Son
Perry St
Spegany
Ed Johnson
S. Wrenn
S. Main
Lindsay
Thurston
Call C. DeWitt Holton Furniture Co
S Main St
W. Commerce St
Bruce Atkins Furniture Store
Roy Black
M. Skull
E. Washington
L. W. Glenn
Main Street
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
N. Main St
Junk & Metal CO
N. Main Street
E. Lexington Ave
N.C
Underwood
Remington
Southland Factors Corporation
Nash Loan Co
Philco
Singer
Jake Harris
Oldboy
Commerce Furniture Exchange
Walser
Bill” Elly
Cody's Furniture Repair Co
The
War Manpower Commission
United States Employment Service
Seward's Market
E. Commerce
West Virginia
K. C
Eagle Sandwich Shop
Colored Curb Boys
Dixie Hot Shoppe
Terry Hosiery Mills
Sunshine Laundry
L. R. Terry
Hasty School
B. L. West
Thomasville
Blue Bird Castle
Graham, N.C
Marvin H. Thompson
Horton Furniture Co
Cut Rate Furniture Co
W. C. Asbury Gardens
Adams St
Poultry & Supplies
Kasco
Clinard Milling Company
New Hampshire
Hansell Street
English Street
Apex Hog Meal
Reid Mendenhall
Prospect Road
Office Equipment Company
Holton Cornet
Goodyear Service Store
Bryce Commercial College
Gibson Wood Yard
Gaddy Wood
Cooper's Wood Yard
Kearns Tent Awning Co
Asheboro Road
Southern Motor Company
Wright Street
Pontiac
Willowbrook
Atlantic Building & Loan Assn
West End
Bath
Rowella Apt
Main St
Desirable
R. B. Gantt Arcade
Prine
Kall
W. High St
Church St
Aldridge St
FE. Commerce St
Park St
W. Lexington
Chestnut St
W. Green St
Briggs Ave
Whiteoak
Rae
W. Washington
Deep River Church
Beautiful Oak Grove
J. L. Phillips
Greensboro
Franklin Street
East Green Street
Ralph Maynard
Hensley
Brentwood School
Hghway
Southland Factors Corp
Orth Main
K & CO Iin Widg
Ears Finance Company
Ee Re Ee
Emerywood
Ers
Apsa le Realtor
N. Main &T
Wachovia Bank
Money Service
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