Training School for Church Workers Opens Next Week
A week long Training School for church workers will run March 8 to 12 at First Methodist Church High Point. Sponsored by the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference Board of Education and local Methodists.Course sessions cover children youth and adult church education with multiple instructors from Duke University Westminster High Point College and more. Enrollment contact Dr Kenneth Goodson director or Miss Myrtle Davis at First Methodist Church.
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High Point
First Methodist Church
Board of Education
Western N. C
Calvary Church
Harry Bell
A. M. Deitterich
Kenmore
Mary Alice Jones
J. C. Mason
Winston-Salem
Eakin
L. B. Hazzard
Westminster
Bowman
Inter
Iss Ethelene Sampley
Duke University
Durham
Clarice Bowman
High Point College
Smith
Julian Lindsey
Greensboro
B. C
Lem Stokes
Nashville, Tenn
Carothers
Kenneth Goodson
Myrtle Davis
Sylvania Names Marshall As New Manager
Sylvania Electric Products Inc announces Otis Marshall as plant manager of the High Point radio and television division effective March. Marshall joined the plant as production control chief on March 17, 1952 and was named assistant plant manager on September 1. He previously worked in cabinet manufacture with RCA at Pulaski Virginia. He replaces duties formerly handled part time by W H Rodenbeck, cabinet operations manager at Buffalo New York.
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Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Otis Marshall
High Point
Marshall
Sylvania
Sucha 3
Igh Point
Radio Corporation of America
Pulaski
Tent notices for Hosanna Tents and church WIC meeting
The Hosanna Tents at 326 plan a meeting Friday at 7 30 p m. The WIC of First Baptist Church will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the church.
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WIC
The
First Baptist Church
Asheboro Man Dies In Winston-Salem
J. C. Causey, 49, of 321 North Elm Street Asheboro died this morning at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem after a three week illness. He operated Causey Machine Shop. Survived by wife Lola McMasters Causey, daughter Mrs Robert Dawson, sons Hubert and Dwight Mc Masters, sisters Mrs Mattie Lester and Mrs Charlie Frye, brother C. W. Causey, four grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 3 pm at Pugh Funeral Home conducted by Dr Ivan Van Hoy. Interment Randolph Memorial Park.
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Asheboro
J. C. Causey
North Elm Street
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Causey
Lola McMasters Causey
Robert Dawson
Hubert
Dwight McMasters
Mattie Lester
Charlie Frye
Greensboro
C. W. Causey
Pugh Funeral Home
Ivan van Hoy
First Presbyterian Church
Randolph Memorial Park
Mrs. Martha Rierson Dies In Kernersville
Mrs. Martha Thomas Rierson, 81, died at her Kernersville home. Survived by nine daughters and a son, including Mrs. N. O. Knight and Mrs. Rosa Marie of Walnut Cove, and James Rierson of Liberty. Funeral at Clear Springs Primitive Baptist Church Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. with burial in the church cemetery.
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Kernersville
Martha Thomas Rierson
N. O. Knight
Rosa Marie
Walnut Cove
Gertie McDowell
High Point
Nealy Murray
Burlington
Eva Westmoreland
Nannie Sands
Sadie Kemry
Myrtle Kemry
Liberty
Grace Cole
Bethanie
James Rierson
George
William Thomas
King
Clear Springs Primitive Baptist Church
Tropical Aquarium Group Holds Meet
The March meeting of the Tropical Aquarium Society at the YMCA drew 17 members. New member George Campbell was welcomed. President Mrs. R. R. Blackburn led a Q and A program on algae control and lighting. She displayed copies of an English aquarium society magazine.
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Tropical Aquarium Society
YMCA
George Campbell
R. R. Blackburn
Funeral services for Marvin Steed in Thomasville
Marvin Steed, 62, of 512 Railroad Avenue, Thomasville, died Friday night after a stroke at work. Funeral services were held Monday at West End Methodist Church with Rev. John R. Sills and Rev. John M. Oakley officiating. Active pallbearers included Willis Bowers and Cletus Bowers among six. Burial followed at Fair Grove Church Cemetery.
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Thomasville
Marvin Steed
Railroad Avenue
West End
John R. Sills
John M.oakley
Denton
Willis Bowers
Cletus Bowers
John Eanes
Elmer Robbins
Austin Tuttle
Lewis Godbey
Fair Grove
Steed
Beck Jimmie Lee funeral held in Thomasville
Funeral services for Jimmie Lee Beck nineteen a former Thomasville resident were held at Southside Baptist Church Saturday at 4 30 pm with Rev S D Baker and Rev T R York presiding. Pallbearers included Edward Hilton Oscar Leonard James L Myers Homer Gailey Russell Byerly and Billy Byerly. Interment followed in the City Cemetery Beck died in Newport News Virginia Thursday night after an extended illness.
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Thomasville
Jimmie Lee Beck
Southside Baptist Church
S. D. Baker
T. R. York
Mt. Zion Pilgrim Church
Edward Hilton
Oscar Leonard
James L. Myers
Homer Gailey
Russell Byerly
Billy Byerly
Beck
Newport News
Funeral services for Mrs Ida Mae Weavil Stoner
Mrs Ida Mae Weavil Stoner’s funeral was held Monday at 2 p.m. from her home 611 Bridges Street with Minister Jack E. Jones presiding. Pallbearers were grandsons Colon Clodfelter Rommie Clodfelter Lawrence Clodfelter Monroe Clodfelter Belvin Clodfelter and J W Stoner. Interment followed in Primitive Baptist Cemetery family plot.
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Ida Weavil Stoner
Ida Mae Weavil Stoner
Bridges Street
Jack E. Jones
Colon Clodfelter
Rommie Clodfelter
Lawrence Clodfelter
Monroe Clodfelter
Belvin Clodfelter
J. W. Stoner
Primitive Baptist
New Jamestown Rotary Club Meets Tonight
The newly organized Jamestown Rotary Club will meet at 6:30 tonight at the Rainbow Supper Club. President Tom Ragsdale said the agenda includes choosing a date for the formal charter presentation.
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Jamestown
James Whitener Dies In Thomasville
James L. Whitener 60 of 209 Arvin Dale Drive High Point died at City Memorial Hospital at 6 50 AM after a week long illness. A WW I infantry veteran and retired self employed carpenter he was born September 4 1892 in Catawba County. Survived by wife Sadie Baker and nine step grandchildren plus three sons and three daughters in law and several siblings. Funeral from Hickory Chapel Methodist Church near High Point Wednesday at 11 AM with Rev Tysinger and Rev Bridger officiating. Burial Maiden Cemetery.
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Thomasville
James L. Whitener
Arvindale Drive
High Point
City Memorial Hospital
Catawba County
Joseph Alexander Whitener
Sara Elizabeth Whitener
Sadie Baker
Walker Funeral Home
Hickory Chapel Methodist Church
R. W. Tysinger
D. G. Bridger
Unity Methodist Church
Maiden Cemetery
Maiden
Pvt Jack R Ridge Visits Parents Here
Private Jack R Ridge reports Wednesday to Camp Kilmer New Jersey for overseas duty after a leave at home. He completed 16 weeks of basic training and radar school at Fort Bliss Texas.
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Jack R. Ridge
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Ridge
Fort Bliss
Texas
Sisters Die of Gas Fumes in California Home
In El Cerrito California three sisters Wanda 9 Sandra 12 and Linda 13 died from fumes from an unvented gas heater. Harold W Fowler their father a 39 year old carpenter said he lit the heater before going to work. The family encyclopedia lay open as Linda lay among the others and police warned the unventilated heater had exhausted the oxygen in the living room.
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EL Cerrito
Calif
Harold W. Fowler
Wanda
Sandra
Linda
Fowler
Ministers Cite RSV Benefits in Sermon Forum
Local ministers and Bible students gathered at the YMCA to hear Dr. Kenneth Clark of Duke University discuss the Preaching Values of the Revised Version. He noted clearer scripture references and urged focus on conception over exact words. The meeting planned Good Friday and Easter services and urged action on liquor legislation with a wire to Raleigh.
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Minister’s Association
The
Ministerial Alliance
High Point College
YMCA
Kenneth Clark
Duke University
Clark
RSV
Special Services Committee
Emanuel Lutheran Church
High Point
Reavis
Public Morals Committee
Raleigh
Joseph M Hunt
Minister's Association
Dr. Reavis
Millard Jones
Guilford County approves election consolidation and patrol cars
Commissioners endorsed a county wide election registration plan and approved purchasing 14 patrol cars from North State Chevrolet for 19 507.86 plus 50 generators. Funds transfer for the car purchase was authorized while welfare funds transfer was deferred to March 16.
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Guilford County
Sheriff's Department
Guilford
George C. Hampton
Raleigh
Greensboro
High Point
Lloyd C. Amos
North State Chevrolet Company
North State
Welfare Department
Amos
Guil Rand Fire Department
Boards of County Commissioners
Fertilizer Not a Crop in Man’s Real Estate Ruling
Circuit Judge H. Rodgers ruled that manure is part of the land and not a crop severable from the soil. He awarded $15 to Harry Fries as the value of three loads of fertilizer involved in a land sale contract in Martinsburg West Virginia.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Decature H. Rodgers
Harry Fries
Fries
Umstead Signals Possible Tax Increases To Fund Plan
Governor Umstead, recovering from a heart attack, held his first news conference since Jan. 8 and said tax increases or tax law revisions may be needed to finance his program. He suggested revising sales tax exemptions if more revenue is required and noted possible later tax recommendations.
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Raleigh
Gov. Umstead
General Assembly
Bomb Explodes Near Peron At Buenos Aires Rail Station
A bomb exploded in the luggage check room at Buenos Aires railway station just before President Juan D. Peron returned from Chile. Peron’s car was halted 100 yards away. a boy suffered facial cuts and others fainted. Police seized 10 cm of the checkroom for questioning.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Chile
Peron
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