Mrs. J S Farmer To Head State Baptist WMU Group
Mrs. J S Farmer of Raleigh is elected president of the North Carolina Baptist Women's Missionary Union at its 55th annual convention in Asheville. Other officers include R K Redwine Mount Airy and B A Hocutt Raleigh as vice presidents, with J Clyde Turner Greensboro and R N Simms Raleigh in key roles. The gathering featured resolutions on delegate limits and funding changes, plus talks by Miss Katie Murray and Dr. Baker James Cauthen on global missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
North Carolina Baptist Women's Missionary Union
J. S. Farmer
Raleigh
J. Clyde Turner
Greensboro
First Baptist Church
R. K. Redwine
Mount Airy
B. A. Hocutt
R. N. Simms
B. Y. Tyner
Kathryn Abee
Ora Alford
D. S. Neal
Charles FE. Sheroff
W. F. Ellis, Jr
Thelma Patrick
Juliette Mather
WMU
Bir- Ala
Miss Mather
Resolutions Committee
Executive Committee
B. Tyner
Katie Murray
Cheng Chow
China
Texie Sowers
Newton
Mary Lou Rainey
Arthur S. Gillespie
Aaron Hancock
Meredith College
Baptist School
Training Union
Baker James Cauthen
The
Orient
Foreign Mission Board
Isaiah
Harriette Murakami
Colewan
Los Angeles
Calif
Murakami
Gordon Maddry
Ahoskie
White
Colerain
Forbush
Yadkinville
J. Arthur Gillespie
Kaifeng
Wake Forest
Jesus
Quaker Oats Breakfast Promotes Energy and Stamina
A vintage health claim promotes Quaker Oats as an energizing breakfast option. It highlights natural cereal benefits in Vitamin By and Food-Iron-in Food Energy, citing protein as a stamina element and urging readers to start busy days with Quaker Oats.
Faithful Workers Meet Friday at Lindsay Memorial Church
The Faithful Workers class of Lindsay Memorial church will meet at 7 30 Friday evening with Mrs. J O Shoaf at 1732 East Lexington avenue. All members are urged to attend.
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Lindsay Memorial Church
J. O. Shoaf
East Lexington Avenue
Martha Jay
Springfield Friends Church
Lucille Ellington
Elva Carr
Nell White
Cecil Haworth
Ranking Memorial
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
A. L Minor
Oak View Street
Julian Trotter
Jesse Hooper
District Rebekahs Meet Tomorrow
The Fourth District of Magdelene Rebekah lodge will meet at the lodge hall Friday after the Fellowship dinner at the Reformed church at 6 00 p m.
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Magdelene Rebekah Lodge
The
Reformed Church
Local residents return home after medical treatment
Mrs Hoy L Fesperman has returned to Woodrow avenue from High Point memorial hospital where she underwent an operation and is recovering satisfactorily. Mr B T Clanton, who spent ten days in hospital, has recovered enough to return to Triangle Lake home. Miss Lois Welborn, injured in an automobile crash at Society Hill South Carolina, has returned to Eck er apartments and is able to go out again. Mr and Mrs Don K Wilson have come back from a wedding trip to New York and reside at 108 Brentley circle with Mrs Wilsons parents. Mr Wilson will study at NC State College in Raleigh in June.
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B. T. Clanton
Triangle Lake
Lois Welborn
Society Hill
S. C
Ecker
Miss Welborn
Bennettsville
Asheboro
Sumner
High Point
Don K. Wilson
New York City
Brentley Circle
Puccini Opera "Madame Butterfly" Topic At YWCA Dinner
Emile Serposs of the city schools music faculty presented Puccini's Madame Butterfly at the YWCA Business and Professional club dinner in Adams Memorial building. He told the story and played the record set in Japan. Mrs. Ruby Surratt presided. twenty two members and two visitors attended.
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YWCA
Adams S Memorial
Emile Serposs
City Schools
Puccini
Serposs
Japan
Ruby Surratt
Thelma Connell
Unity Ash
Veterans Film Shown At Trinity Grange Meeting
The Sinclair refining company produced Heaven with a Fence Around It to aid returning veterans in civilian life. H G Ilder, Sinclair Agent at High Point, said the film drew strong audience interest and many civic groups request screenings locally. The Trinity grange meeting hosted the showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Farm
H. G. Ilderaa Sinclair
High Point
Sinclair Refining Company
Trinity Grange
Peach Crop Undamaged By Frost Says Wagoner
Greensboro reports County Agent J I Wagoner states the 1946 fruit crop survived the frosts. He notes Guilford officials received questions about two frosts but the peaches had not bloomed enough to be damaged.
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Wagoner
Greensboro
J. I. Wagoner
Guilford County
Stigma for German doctors urged by Geneva aid delegates
Delegates to the Union for Aid to Children in Geneva adopted a resolution to stigmatize German doctors who conducted inhumane wartime experiments. The measure calls medical associations to mark those who collaborated in extermination as part of the cynical experiments. The report notes the whooping crane may have a windpipe up to five feet.
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Geneva
INS
Union For Aid To Children
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State Baptist
WMU Group
R. K. Benfield
Hickory
F. W. Armstrong
Rs. A. T. Robinson
Naomi Shell
Marvin Slate
Missionary Message
McAlester
Okla
Southern Baptist Convention
Aaron
Hancock
Becky's
Whitlark’s
East Commerce St
Wrestlin
Fira Benenson
Lynn Russell Rhodes
Miss Benenson
Rebekahs
N. Main St
Business Club
Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 117Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main &T
Tel
Penney’s
Choe
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