North Carolina Legion Auxiliary Wins Community Service Cup
At the state meeting in Winston Salem the High Point unit received a silver cup donated in memory of C. L. Sherrill for leading the Gift Movement. Mrs. J. T. Mann retired president accepted the award for the chapter as D. Arden was chosen state president and Mrs. Herbert Taylor of Dunn was elected Department president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Ican Legion Auxiliary
North Carolina Department
Lee
Winston
States
C. L. Sherrill
States Hospital
J. T. Mann
Sident
Mann
D. Arden
Angeles
California
I. T. Bn
D. T. Yow
R. L. Waynick
C. A. York
Bert Kirkman
York
Department Memorial
W. J. Bennett
Tom Bates
J. H. King
Fred Gordy
George Connor
Tom Holt
Andrew H. Lane
Raleigh
Tenn
Denny
Herbert Taylor
Dunn
Altrusa Meeting Installs New Officers In Greensboro
The Altrusa club held a dinner and meeting at the Sheraton hotel with Mare and A. C. Lace Jr. presenting a musical program. New officers Miss Lucile Johnston president Miss Lillian Massey vice president Miss Julia Ryan treasurer Miss Lois Welborn district representative Miss Hazel Johnson board member replacing retiring secretary Mrs Louise Abernethy. Twenty two members and two visitors attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
Navarris
Mare
Martin
Mise Vera Idol
Mary Ballard
Lucile Johnston
Lillian Massey
Julia Ryan
Lois Welborn
Hazel Johnson
Louise Abernethy
Johnston
Harriette Quisenberry
el Paso
Texas
Greensboro
Alice Dickerson
Miss Johnston
Ballard
Ethel Moxley
Gladis Kivett
Nadine Parker
Nelle Ansley
Honolulu
Hawaii
Miss Elizabeth Martin and Joseph Bird Wed at 9 O Clock
Miss Elizabeth Martin and Joseph H B Bird were married at 9 am at 801 Woodrow Avenue by Rev Mr Suits. The couple, joined in a Methodist ceremony, had a small witness list and a powder blue crepe gown. Mr Bird, son of L E Bird, is president and operator of American Coal and Wood Co Inc. A wedding trip followed. Also announced today is the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs William Glenn Davis at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rew. Suits
Woodrow Avenue
Elizabeth Martin
Joseph HB. Bird
Thin City
Suits
American Coal and Wood Company, Inc
William Glenn Davis
William Glenn, Jr
Guilford General Hospital
Local residents named in travel and health notices
Mrs. D. D. Arden and children depart for Macon and Bainbridge to visit relatives. Mrs. F. S. Reagan recovers at home from poison treatment. Mrs. H. L. Morefield recovering after surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs. D. C. Andrews improving at home while daughter and son visit. Mrs. R. C. Jarvis of New York arrives for a week with relatives. Norma Carter and Clarence Shumaker visit Durham then return to Montgomery. Mrs. I. T. Mann and Frances Mann at Ocean Drive cottage. Dr. Mann joins Sunday. Miss Mary Doris Younts in Burrus Memorial hospital after appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Arden
Macon
Bainbridge
D. PD. Arden, Sr
Statesboro
R. C. Jarvis
New York City
F. M. Jarvis
Mrs. Jarvis
Norma Carter
Clarence Shumaker
Montgomery
Ala
Durham
High Point
I. T. Mann
Frances Mann
Ocean Drive
Myrtle Beach
S&s. C
Johnson Street
Dr. Mann
Mary Doris Younts
Trinity
Burrus Memorial Hospital
R. E. Biles
Jimmie Ellington
Jackie Hawks
EB. FE. Talley
Ming Mary Alice Davis
Dixie Helms
R. C. Moser
Ernest Talley, Jr
Rural Hall
Lorena Hedrick
Alabama
Ula Hawks
Ee. E. Talley
Guilford General Hospital
John Council
Worth-McAllister
Asheboro
Richard Vincannon
Kathryn Allred
Lake Waccamaw
Tom Hammond
J. B. Trogdon, Jr
C. D. Kistler
Phyllis
Lenoir
C. F. Vanwerry
Oline
Annie V. Clapp
E. W. Brown
Ramseur
Terry Reece
Florida
T. L. Helme
Elisabeth Brown
Hilda McSnyder
Sparta
West Jefferson
Thurman Lohr
Marie Moser
Dick Montgomery
Mescal Swaim
Dorothy Fox
Burlington
Community Church Activities Schedule This Week
Church groups announce meetings and fundraisers this week. First Baptist Sunday school hosts a Home and Extension department meeting at 8 PM at Mrs J R Wood 238 Montheu avenue. Calvary M E officers meet at 7 30 PM at Samuel Needham 195 Franklin street. Rainbow and Rankin Memorial M P churches sponsor Old Fashioned School play Friday July 1 at 7 45 PM basement Rankin Memorial Barker street. Christian Endeavor Society of Vickrey M P church holds ice cream supper Friday July 1 at 7 PM at George Osbornes Freeman Mill Groometown road proceeds aid church fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
J. R. Wood
Montheu Avenue
Calvary Dept
Calvary M. E. Church
Samuel Needham
Franklin Street
Lebanon
M. P. Church
Rankin Memorial M. P
Rankin Memorial Church
Barker Street
Christian Endeavor Society of Vickrey M. P
George Osborne
Freeman Mill
Groometown Road
Groometown Church
Two-Ball Foursome At Emerywood Club
The Emerywood country club Women’s Golf Association sponsors a two ball foursome for junior boys on Friday July 1. Boys may pair with any woman in the Elm Association. A flag tournament is set for Monday July 4 with details to be announced. H. H. Groome Jr born at Guilford General Hospital on June 27 to Mr and Mrs Groome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Golf Association
Emerywood Country
Elm Association
Matt Wall
H. H. Groome, JR
Hospital
H. H. Groome
Henry Houston, Jr
Guilford General
Miss Johnson Reports on Business Girls Conference At Camp Merrie Woode
Miss Jessie Johnson gave a detailed report to the Business and Professional Girls club on the Southern Business Girls conference at Camp Merrie Woode. She described the camp, afternoon tea meetings, international relations forums with Alice Yang and Gretel Popp, and a Race Relations in the South program. Letters from Mrs. W. F. Clayton and Mrs. John Reavis were read during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Business Girls
Camp Merrie Woode
Jessie Johnson
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Johnson
Alice Yang
China
Gretel Popp
Germany
South
Misa Johnson
W. F. Clayton
John Reavis
Randleman church groups host social and visits this week
The Earnest Workers class at Naomi Methodist held its monthly meeting with Miss Annie Lee Hancock as hostess and Miss Mesecal Swaim as president. A social hour followed with games and prizes won by Annie Lee Hancock and Mesecal Swaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Naomi Methodist Church
Annie Lee Hancock
Meseal Swaim
Mesecal Swaim
Household Arts Meet With Mrs. N. E. Russell
The Household Arts club holds its regular meeting at 602 Centennial Avenue with Mrs. N. E. Russell tomorrow at three in the afternoon. Members are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
N. E. Russell
Centennial Avenue
Highland Club Plans July Picnic At City Lake
The Highland Lend-A-Hand club met at the YWCA Tuesday afternoon as programs for July were outlined. A picnic is scheduled for Saturday July 2 at the city lake with members meeting at the club room at 10 o clock.
Eastern Stars Initiate Four Into Membership
At the High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star four members were initiated in a ceremony at the Masonic Temple. Initiates were Mrs Ida Hofman Miss Cornelia Harbinson Mrs Eloise Davidson and Mrs Gladys Klanderman. Mrs Ruth Williams presided and Ralph Sykes reported on the Grand Chapter session in Elizabeth City. The group noted July and August will have one meeting each, on the fourth Tuesday. Forty members and visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
High Point
Order of the Eestern Star
Ida Hofman
Cornelia Harbinson
Eloise Davidson
Gladys Klanderman
Ruth Williams
Ralph Sykes
Greensboro
Elizabeth City
Eastern Star
Dwiggins Clan Reunites At Lowery Home North Of Kernersville
About hundred people gathered for the Dwiggins family reunion at the Coy Lowery home four miles north of Kernersville on Oak Ridge road. A one o clock dinner followed a prayer by Rev. Co B Way of Kernersville. Attendees came from Greensboro Winston Salem Kernersville Oak Ridge and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Dwiggins
Coy Lowery
Oak Ridge Road
Co. B. Way
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Oak Ridge
Washington, D. C
Agriculture Board Urges Expert Help For Farm Marketing
RALEIGH June 29. The state board of agriculture passed a resolution urging experts in marketing poultry fruits and vegetables be employed to create an adequate marketing program for farmers. The board says farmers are losing thousands of dollars daily due to lack of marketing assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Board of Agriculture
Meat Consumption Pace in America Reaches 17 Tons per Minute
A statistic shows about 17 tons of meat are consumed every minute in the United States indicating high demand across households and businesses. The figure reflects ongoing dietary trends and market activity in the meat industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Joint installation planned by two councils Thursday night
Guilford Council No. 23 Jr O U A M and Washington Council No. 4 Daughters of America will hold a joint installation at their hall in the Terry building on North Main Street Thursday at 8 o'clock. Members are urged to attend. music and singing will accompany the program, and refreshments will be served. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Council No. 23
Washington Council No
Daughters of America
Terry Building
North Main Street
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Gion Auxiliary
Rusa
A. Clace, Jr
Prn
Sher
J. W. W. Wilson Security
WN. C
Moffitt
Moffitt's
North Main
Miss Martin
Joseph E. Bird
F. S. Reagan
South Main Street
H. L. Morefield
D. C. Andrews
Eastussell Street
Rh. W. House
David
Monroe
First Baptist Home
Emerywood Club
Miss Johnson
Curch
Lucy Erwin
Roanoke
Margaret Sue
Alice Ferree
Ed Rogers
J. D. Hinshaw
E. R. Short
Jack
Bill Short
Smith Johnson
Dot
Mt. Airy
J. le Short
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
John Brown
D. L. Brady
C. L. Spencer
Household Arts
Highland Club
Eastern Stars
Eeeach
A. C. Elliott
Martinsville
L. H. Fortson
C. A. Brown
Pilgrim Holiness Church
W. J. Trogdon
Gibsonville
Sedge Garden
J. W. Grace
Wayne Curtis
R. G. McClamrock
Thompson
Billiken Children’s Shoes
Thompsons Shoe Store
Agriculture Board
Stainback
Ladies’ Apparel Shop
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