High Point Lions Highlight Year of Community Service
The High Point Lions Club promoted blind aid and youth programs, distributing white canes, funding Guilford County Education Week for the Blind, sending three blind residents to a Greensboro school, and hosting charity film showings that supported The Empty Stocking fund. They organized a community garden, invited speakers on crime and state projects, backed a local school fund supplement, and celebrated charter members Glenn R. Ward and Dr. Walter T. Tice who led as president and physician.
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Walter T. Tice
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Corn Fed George Covington Joins Lions and Local Works
George A. Covington born in Guilford in 1905 is described as a corn fed citizen. He moved to High Point in 1933 and joined the Lions club in 1935. He works with Lindale Dairy and participates in efforts to uplift youth assist the needy and aid the blind.
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George A. Covington
Guilford
High Point
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Lindale Dairy Corporation
Lions club charter member Loyd Flythe noted for service
Loyd Flythe is identified as a charter member of the Lions club and longtime secretary. He runs the L. W. Flythe Insurance agency, highlighting his dual role in community service and business.
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Dr Marvin L Slate Physician Joined Lions Club in 1936
Dr Marvin L Slate a physician who formerly lived at Walnut Cove moved to this city in 1923 and joined the Lions club in February 1936.
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Walnut Cove
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Cleo Saltat
Rose Furniture Co
Kester Bros
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