DAR Delegation Heads to State Meeting at New Bern
The Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will take ten delegates to the state conference March 4 6 in New Bern. Miss Gertrude Carraway state regent presides. Gifts for Cherry Point and Camp LeJeune hospital patients are requested.
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Alexander
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
New Bern
Gertrude Carraway
R. K. Stewart
J. C. Moore
Mesdames
J. F. Hayden
Charles F. Phillips
Thomasville
C. B. Mattocks
J. S. Welborn
T. A. Kearns
C. C. Hayworth
T. S. MacKenzie
G. H. Kearns
J. S. Sheloff
J. C. Bostian
Molly Lambeth
J. E. Lambeth
Martha Phillips
Farish Sizemore
F. J. Sizemore
Ruby Hall
E. T. Hall
Continental Congress
Washington
Marine Air Station
Cherry Point
Oficers Club
Pages and Pilgrims
Camp LeJeune
Officers Club
DAR
Parish Sizemore
Garnet Colors Range Beyond Blue Says Gem Society
The American Gem Society notes garnets occur in most colors except blue, and one opaque variety has been marketed as such. The Salvation Army dates its U S establishment to 1880.
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American Gem Society
Friendship Club Meets Thursday Luncheon at Asia Restaurant
Mrs. H. Y. Whitlark will host the Friendship club as members gather Thursday at 1 pm for a luncheon in the Asia restaurant private dining room. After eating, they will take a conducted tour of Tomlinsons.
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H. Y. Whitlark
Friendship Club
Asia Restaurant
Tomlinsons
First Methodist Circles To Meet On Tomorrow
The women of the First Methodist Church Ladies Society of Christian Service schedule five afternoon circles, a luncheon circle at 12 30 and an evening circle at 7 30 with listed chairmen and addresses for each group.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
E. W. Danielson
L. H. Zimmerman
Carrick Avenue
Ben Hill
W. L. Edstrong
Cedrow Avenue
L. D. Leonard
Arnold J. Koonce
South Main Street
B. H. Poole
W. L. Edwards
Roby Yarborough
Harvey Burgess
West Lexington Avenue
C. L. Gray, Jr
C. R. Hinshaw
Rotary Drive
F. R. Allman
C. L. Gray
Lindsay Street
O. M. Bundy
Marriage of Sergeant Reagan and Mrs Reagan
Mrs Lillian Reagan and Corporal Chester C Sergeant united in marriage February 10 at one oclock at Rev A George Rinlet home ceremony. Bride daughter of late Mr and Mrs Joseph Sawyer of High Point. Sergeant son of Mr and Mrs Carroll Sargeant of Franklin NH and has served seven years in the army. Reception for about thirty five friends and relatives. They will reside in High Point.
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Lillian Reagan
Chester C. Sergeant
High Point
Oak View PTA to Meet Friday Evening at School
Oak View school parent-teacher association meets Friday at 7 30 p m in the school. The fifth grade will present the devotional and local photographer artist Thomas E Dodamead will speak on art.
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OAK View Pta
Oak View School
Thomas E. Dodamead
Jamestown Maddern Book Club Hosts Talks and Social
Misses Charlotte Montgomery and Mary Hall hosted the Jamestown Maddern Book Club at the school’s home economics cottage. Guest speaker Mrs. Grover H. Jones of High Point entertained with a talk and humorous readings on superstition, followed by salad refreshments.
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Jamestown
Charlotte Montgomery
Mary Hall
J. F. Brown,Jr
Roger
Faye
Indianapolis
Ind
Mr. Brown
Wendell Pryor
D. R. Staley
Marion
Baltimore
Jamestown Parent-Teacher Association
Ora Sublett
Miss Sublett
PTA
W. G. Ragsdale
R. E. Hassell
Katherine Mann
P. T. Dixon
St Marys Women Meet at Parish House Monday
The Altar Guild of St Marys Episcopal church gathers Monday at 11 in the parish house for its regular meeting. At 11:30 the Woman's Auxiliary hears Mrs Charles Mec Murray speak on Bible instruction in public schools. The Woman's Guild meets after. Evening session at 7:30 aims to organize a professional women auxiliary and continues Lenten studies on the Doctrine of the Holy Spirit led by Rev Howard S Hartzell.
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ST. Mary's
Altar Guild
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Charles MecMurray
Woman's Guild
Howard S. Hartzell
Prayer Planned for Home Missions Week
The women of North Main Street Baptist Church observe a week of Home Missions starting Monday at 7 PM with a series of programs led by church members. Annie Armstrong Offering collected to support home missions activities. The rest of the page lists other church groups and their meeting details.
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North Main Street Baptist Church
My Savior
Wayne McCanless
Cox
S. R. Clinard
Bond of Brotherhood
J. W. Ledwell
Land of All
Prince of Peace
R. L. Reeves
Annie Armstrong
Miss Betty Brown MacMillan Weds Allen J Green in Thomasville
Miss Betty Brown MacMillan daughter of Rev. and Mrs John Archibald MacMillan married Allen Jones Green in a 5 p m ceremony at Millis Home Baptist Church Thomasville The couple received guests afterward Green is from Cooleemee and Arlington Virginia with UNC affiliation and Navy department work The newlyweds plan a short honeymoon and will reside at 2180 North Abingdon Street Arlington Virginia
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Thomasville
Allen Jones Green
Betty Brown McMillan
Mills Home Baptist Church
Thomasvile
John Arch McMillan
McMillan
Green
Walter Taylor Green
Cooleemee
Washington Daily News
Betty Brown MacMillan
Allen J. Green
John Archibald MacMillan
Millis Home
Handel
W. B. Lord
Miss MacMillan
Elbert A. MacMillan
Winston- Salem
Richard W. Goldsmith
New York City
Oi Ae Aoa Ie
Marshall E. Luther, Jr
Wilmington
New York
Meredith College
Office of Naval Intelligence
Washington
Navy Department
All Hands
Mr. Green
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Kirkman Succeeds Idol As Chamber Treasurer
W. C. Idol resigns after 12 years as chamber treasurer and is replaced by S. C. Kirkman. D. A. Rawley fills a board vacancy caused by Grady Goldston’s resignation. England’s 1801 population stood at 9,000,000.
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Kirkman
Idol
W. C. Idol
Chamber of Commerce
S. C. Kirkman
D. A. Rawley
Grady Goldston
Banquet Highlights Safety Focus At P T Council
The High Point Parent Teacher Council held its annual banquet at First Methodist Church with over a hundred parents and teachers attending. Howard Pancoast, chairman of the High Point Safe Council, urged highway safety education and enforcement, urging study of accident facts and support for laws.
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High Point Parent Teacher Council
First Methodist Church
Charles F. Carroll
Howard Pancoast
High Point Safe Council
Pancoast
James Hogg
Lucille Bumgarner
A. M. Scarborough
Parent Teacher Magazine
Emile Serposs
Annie Laurie
Scott
Debiego
Wilson O. Weldon
Former Local Pastor Will Preach Tonight
Rev. A. L. McGee of Laurel Mississippi will preach at Pilot View Baptist church on the old Thomasville road at 7:30 tonight. He previously served as pastor of Fairmont Park Baptist church.
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A. L. McGee
Laurel, Miss
Pilot View Baptist Church
Thomasville Road
Fairmont Park Baptist Church
Farm land prices near 1920 peak in 1946 margins
In 1946 U S farm land prices stood within 11 percent of the 1920 peak, signaling a substantial recovery and closeness to wartime price levels. The data reflect broad stabilization across agricultural markets as postwar demand adjusted.
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U. S
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United States
South Carolina
Gou Nth
Fan Faroline
A, South Carolina
Cris
Mattness
Bom
Main ST
Almanac Pro
East River
Sholem Asch Bibles and
Children’s Brooks
Edna's
N. Main
Beauty School
High Point, N. C
Reagan
Monark
Misses Hall and Montgomery Fete
Jamestown Club
C. E. Armfield, Jr
Archdale
WSCS
Archdale Methodist Church
W. B. Penny
R. L. Allred
Wesleyan Guild
Wesleyan
Main Street
Methodist Church
A. C. Wilkinson
East Bay Street
Marion Wooten
Bethlehem
Winston-Salem
Calvary Wics
Calvary Methodist Church
Circle Three
Gi ‘S Clubroom
N. Main Street
Ruby Purifoy
Jewel Rutledge
J. E. Black
Cable Street
Harold Tuttle
Margaret Griffin
East Green St
England
Parent Teacher Council
Forrest Edwards
Dy-Dee Supply CO
Paradise
South Main
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