Memorial church society studies Bible chapter in Alberta
Members of the Wesley Memorial church mission study group met with Mrs. Charles Ragan to examine the first chapter of a new Bible history. The session covered St. Paul’s early life and closed with tea and sandwiches. A post card shower for missionary Mrs. J. W. Frank was planned for summer. The next meeting will be June 14 at Mrs. W. D. Brooks. The High Point C E union held a joint meeting with ten delegates to the state convention and discussed summer programs and open air sessions. A wedding at Wesley Memorial united Miss Lillian Proffitt and James Norwood Eubanks of Carthage, officiated by Rev. W. W. Lambeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study
Wesley Memorial Church
Charles Ragan
Alberta
Fred Ingram
St. Paul
J. W. Frank
Uwajima
Japan
Springfield
Welch Memorial Church
Mechanicsville
Union
L. W. McFarland
C. E
Wilmington
C. P. Coble
First Presbyterian Church
Ray Farlow
Friends C. E. Society
City Union
Farlow
C. E. Union
High Point
Lillian Proffitt
James Norwood Eubanks
Carthage
W. W. Lambeth
Quiet wedding at Wesley Memorial for Eubanks
Mrs. Eubanks, a Bald Creek resident and Elm Street School third grade teacher, wed druggist Mr. Eubanks of Carthage in a surprise ceremony. They plan home in Carthage after June 22 and a trip to Delaware Water Gap and eastern cities. Attendees included local faculty and friends. chimes set the wedding march at 10:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial
Delaware Watering Gap
New York
Baltimore
Bertha Proffitt
Carthage
Allen Nance
Elby
Ethel Promtt
Bald Creek
Cole
Vera King
Mary King
Lawrence Ingram
Wesley Memorial Church
Relic of Naval Fight Tells of Lane Tragedy and Legionary Links
A battered brass speaking trumpet taken from Captain J Mayhew Wainwright on the U S gunboat Harriet Lane at Galveston January 1 1862 was presented to Assistant Secretary Wainwright by R C Duff of Houston descendant and namesake. Duff traced the relic to Confederate seaborne capture and recounted the Lane s surrender and the deaths of Lieutenant Lea and Captain Wainwright with Major Lea later conducting the funeral. In Cleveland Ohio eight hundred business and professional women are to attend the national federation convention July 19 23 with about four hundred voting delegates and roughly 10 000 members in federated clubs.
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Washington
J. Mayhew Wainwright
U. S
Harriett Lane
Galveston Harbor
Wainwright
War Department
R.C. Duff
Houston
Texas
Duff
C. F. Raddatz
Baltimore City College
Lieutenant Lea
Major A. M. Lea
Galveston
Major Lea
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
National
Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point Christian Endeavor Union
Friends Church
Presbyterian, Methodist Protestant
Friends, Welch Memorial
Loflin’s
Everett True
F. O.b
Detroit
Cash
Willmen
Exchange Lumber Company
Roanoke
Anh
Ali
Park Street
Chestnut Street
Care Enterprise
Erick Florman
Hart Drug CO
Guilford Transfer Company
Pendence
J. Elwood Cox
W. A. J. Idol
C. H. Marriner
Asst. Cashier
E. B. Steed
C. M. Hauser
A. Creed Worth While
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Richardson St
J. R. Jones
O. S. Harville
High Point Hosiery
Southern Railway System
Bretween
Birmgham
Birmingham
Charlotte
Columbia
Augusta
Atlanta
Richmond
New Orleans
Danville
Westminster
Washington-Briam
Danville-Charlotte
Augusta-Columbia
Washa
N. Y
Wash
Orleans
Birmingham-New York
Augusta-New York
Birmingham-N. O
Atlanta-Washington-N. Y
H. D. Saunders
R. H. Graham
Charlotte, N. C
Joe’s
Commerce Street
Ball Park
Enterprise
Edwards Business College
Winston-Salem
N. C
CC. L. Bridge
C. L. Bridge
R. E. Andrews
West Commerce St
Hayworth Springs
Philip A. Warner
Grad
Bank of Commerce
Willard C. Northup
Wachovia Bank
Winston-Salem, N. C
Brown Bros
Washington St
Real Estate List
Morris Street
Stanton Street
South City
Johnson St
Parkway
Mangum Ave
Willis
Archdale
High Point Ins. & Real Estate Co
Jack Edwards
Ins
Wins Printing Office Supply Co
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