Residents Update on Illness and Hospital Stays
Mrs Dora E m remains seriously ill at Point Memorial hospital Boulevard unit with slight improvement noted today. Mrs C E Williams underwent surgery at Washington street unit and is recuperating. Daily Smith returns home from High Memorial hospital after an operation. Mrs Carroll Barnes and children Butch and Sissie visit Mrs L Hicks on Mont avenue. Mrs Walter L Hargett Jr and two sons Steve and ? arrive from St Louis for extended visit with Mrs W L Sr at 1107 Johnson
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Dora E.m
Point Memorial ‘Hospital
C. E. Williams
Manavenue
Washington Street
Point Memorial Hospital
Last Say
Nice
Daily Smith
North Main Street
Memorial Hospital
Carroll Barnes
Chil
Butch
Sissie
S Mountain
L. Hicks
Montavenue
Walter L. Hargett, Jr
Steve
St. Louis
Johnson
Mrs Barksdale Presents Pupils In Spring Recital
Mrs Barksdale announces a piano pupils recital Friday at High Point college at 8:30 p.m. Thirty two students perform with each child narrating the piece. The class held a harmony exam at Mrs Barksdale’s home then enjoyed a lakeside picnic.
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B. C. Barksdale
High Point College
Birth of Roger Wayne Smith at High Point Memorial
Mr and Mrs Smith of 124 Garrison Avenue announce the birth of a son Roger Wayne on June 10 at Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial hospital.
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V. Smith
Garrison Avenue
Roger Wayne
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Unclear fragment from wartime report mentions Mrs Hargett’s sister
Fragment mentions Rabies of St. Louis and a Captain Pies serving overseas on a B-29 base in the Mariannas Islands. The readable text notes this week’s plan and location references.
Church Social at Jamestown Methodist Church
The Goodfellowship class of James town Methodist church met Monday evening with Mrs Lucy Webster in Mrs James Blackburns absence. A heartsisters drawing is planned for next meeting at Mrs Ernest Hornys Greensboro road home. Bingo and refreshments were enjoyed during the social hour. Rankin Philatheas to meet tomorrow at Mrs W C Newby 613 Chandler street with hostesses Mrs Roy Rouse and Mrs L M Smith.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Methodist Church
Lucy Webster
James Blackburn
C. Futrelle
Ernest Horney
Greensboro Road
Rankin Philatheas
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
W. C. Newby
Chandler Street
Roy Rouse
L. M. Smith
Altrusa Board Meeting Set At Rothrock Home
Altrusa will host both old and new boards at Mrs. Mary Lou Rothrock’s residence 208 Woodrow Avenue tomorrow at eight. Mrs. Louise Abernathy, retiring president and old board head, and Mrs. Evelyn Sutton, incoming president and new head, will co host. Members urged to note updated meeting plans.
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Bath
Mary Lou Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Louise Abernathy
Rothrock
Burchfield Boy Hosts Birthday Party at Grandparents’ Home
Mrs. Bernard Burchfield entertained her son Stephen on his second birthday Tuesday evening at the Shipwash home on West Green Street. Guests included Joyce and Linda Everhart Kitty and Maxie Garner Don Shipwash Johnny McCombs Bully Webster Barbara Little Billy Ira Ray Kiser and Freddie Burchfield among others.
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Bernard Burchfield
Stephen
G. O. Shipwash
West Green Street
Stephen Burchfield
Joyce
Linda Everhart
Kitty
Maxie Garner
Don Shipwash
Johnny McCombs
Bully Webster
Barbara Little Billy
Ira Ray Kiser
Ra Smith
Freddie Burchield
These Women U S To Take Postwar Lead In Science
Dr Florence Sabin of Denver, Trudeau Medal winner, says the United States can lead postwar medicine and national health. She cites health as a national asset and notes Germany’s decline under Hitler, with England France Russia also fielding capable scientists.
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United States
Florence Sabin
America
Sabin
Denver
Trudeau
National Tuberculosis Association
New York
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Hitler
England
France
Russia
Norway
Dr. Sabin
Central City
Colorado
Smith College
Johns Hopkins
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Rockefeller Institute
National Academy of Sciences
Pictorial Review
Bryn Mawr
M. Carey Thomas
Meee
Georgean
Miss Caldwell Honored In Wilmington Bridal Party
Mrs. LeRoy Tienken and Mrs. E. W. Horton hosted a party for Miss Doris Caldwell, local bride elect in Wilmington. Guests enjoyed bridge and bingo, a lace cloth table with a tiered wedding cake, corsage for the honoree, and prizes won by Mrs. aes Singletary, Mrs. John Tienken, Mrs. W. C. Riggs, and Miss Lavesse Miller. An ice course followed.
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Wilmington Star
Doris Caldwell
LeRoy Tienken
E. W. Horton
George F. Tienken
Aes Singletary
John Tienken
W. C. Riggs
Lavesse Miller
Mrs Carl Cates Honored At Blair Park Party
Mrs Carl Cates recipient of courtesy party at Blair clubhouse on Saturday June 9. Evening featured bridal color decor, wedding cake centerpiece, gardenia corsage, and gifts. Bingo prizes went to Mrs Stanley Mills and Miss Mary Elizabeth Jones. refreshments served and presents opened.
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Carl D. Cates
Colleen Teague
Frances Turnage
Rachel Sappenfield
Juanita Love
Blair Club House
Bingo
Stanley Mills
Mary Elizabeth Jones
Mrs. Cates
R. L. Joaque
Rameguse
Joel Robbins
J. A. Beville
Buster Bull
Eastern Star Holds Regular Business Meeting
High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic temple with Mrs. Willie etme and Updegrove presiding. New by laws were printed for sale at meetings. A birth announced for Marylin Lee Murfin, daughter of Ensign A L Murfin and wife, Cincinnati Ohio. Birthday party planned for June 26. Attendance prize won by Mrs. Margaret Oldham among 26 members.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Willie Etme
Updegrove
Marylin Lee Murfin
Ensign
A. L. Murf
Woodmen Circle Enjoys Outing at Barbara Carol Home
The Forest Woodmen circle held a social last evening at 8 o'clock at Miss Barbara Carol's home. Twenty one attended as Myrtle Skinner and Helen Underwood served refreshments and Miss Elwanda Gurley assisted with the entertainment, with games played.
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Forest Woodmen
Barbara Carol
Atee
Mesdames Myrtle Skinner
Helen Underwood
Elwanda Gurley
Mailman Neeld Garners Warm Welcome in 14th Air Force
Li bert A. Neeld of Hartford Conn. is hailed as the most warmly welcomed C-47 pilot in the 14th air force at AAF redistribution station No. 1 in Atlantic City He delivered mail to advanced bases in China where soldiers often had not seen a letter from home for weeks
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Atlantic City
N. J
14Th Air Force
Libert A. Neeld
Hartford
Conn
AAF
Missionary in Bolivia Describes Kerosene Snakebite Remedy
Rev. Ambrose Graham a Maryknoll priest in Cavinas Bolivia explains a local snakebite treatment using kerosene oil learned from a cowboy. The account notes the improvised remedy used in the outpost.
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Mission Cavinas
Bolivia
INS
Ambrose Graham
Maryknoll
New York City
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