Brotherhood Discussed For United Church Women
Rabbi F I Rypins addressed an executive board luncheon of United Church Women on world brotherhood and the roots of religious freedom in America. He traced settlement by Puritans Jews Quakers Hugenots and others and warned of Ku Klux Klan hatred. He cited Ford's Dearborn Independent and described NC CJ workshops for leadership in global brotherhood. May Fellowship Day and World Community Day were announced along with World Day of Prayer results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Christians and Jews
F. I. Rypins
United Church
Rabbi Rypins
National Council of Christians and Jews
Plymouth Rock
United States
Brazil
New Amsterdam
N. Y
Pennsylvania
The
Dearborn Independent
Don Wiesman
Ruby S. Caldwell
John Settlemyer
W. W. Lentz
Jesse Washburn
Trio Of Floral Arrangements Shown To Judges Club
Mrs. Harry D. Hawthorne outlined three basic types line massed line and massed arrangements at the High Point Judges Club meeting in her Quaker Lane home. She demonstrated a massed line piece using sythia daffodils and sasanqua foliage in a brass footed container and described interpretive pieces like Gethsemane and Spring Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Hawthorne
High Point Judges Club
Hawthorne
Haworth
C. B. Mattocks
Columbia
Births Reported in Local Families This Month
Mr and Mrs Phillip A Brown announce the March 25 birth of Phillip Astor Jr at the local hospital Frances Flynn is the mother of Donna Marie born March 24 at High Point hospital J W Metcalfe of 1607 Worth St announces a daughter born March 22 Kimberly Shawn born March 22 at High Point hospital Bobby Lewallen and wife announce son Bobby Lee born March 22 at High Point Memorial Hospital W Strupe Lackey and wife announce daughter Susan Elizabeth born March 24 at the local hospital Amy Diane Martin born March 23 at the High Point hospital and listed with Larry C Martin of 1811 Pershing St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip A. Brown
Lindsay St
Phillip Astor Jr
Brown
Frances Flynn
High Point
Donna Marie
High Point Hospital
J. W. Metcalfe
Worth St
Larry King
E. Commerce St
Kimberly Shawn
Bobby Lewallen
Clara Cox Apts
Bobby Lee
High Point Memorial Hospital
Larry C. Martin
Pershing St
Amy Diane
Y's Menettes Hear Paul McDonald On Juvenile Delinquency
Y's Menettes met at Leon Safrit home on Pine Ridge Drive for a talk by Paul McDonald senior probation officer for the Domestic Relations Court. He described his office work with juvenile delinquents and family relations. A discussion followed. Mrs Garland Pugh assisted as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Safrit
Pine Ridge Drive
Paul McDonald
Domestic Relations Court
McDonald
Garland Pugh
Golden Anniversary Observed by Sink Family in Davidson County
Dr. and Mrs. Max Sink joined relatives in Lexington to celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of Dr. Sink's parents Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Sink. family of seven children attended a morning church service followed by a 3 to 5 PM gathering of about 200 friends and relatives. The event featured yellow roses daffodils and snapdragons and a tiered wedding cake. The Sink family has long resided in Davidson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Sink
Lexington
Dr. Sink
D. E. Sink
Link
Golden Wedding Marked By Thomasville Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Cramer Atlee Ragan celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their son and daughter in law’s Route 4 home. About 200 guests attended during a 2 to 5 p.m. reception. the couple married March 23, 1913 and have ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Cramer Atlee Ragan
Route 4
Shirley Ragan
Peggy Hales
Shirley
Lacy
Avon
Gary Ragan
Avant Harvey
Harry Burkhart
Hal Bowden
Lonnie Sheffield
Stevens Bible Class Meets Tomorrow at Mrs Dixon's Home
The Stevens Bible Class will meet at 3 p.m. tomorrow at 1006 Lindsay Street in the home of Mrs. T. R. Dixon. Miss Aline Kelly will lead the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
T. R. Dixon
Lindsay St
Aline Kelly
Thrifty Lamb Shoulder Steaks Highlighted by AMI
The American Meat Institute recommends lamb shoulder steaks as an economical alternative to lamb chops. They are easily broiled and offer similar flavor to lamb chops for winter meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Meat Institute
Music Contest For Juniors Scheduled
The Junior Division of the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs sponsors a king and queen of music contest at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Central Methodist Church Asheboro. Open to junior and senior high students in federated clubs or as special members. entries include name address club counselor composition and composer. Winners advance to the state junior convention in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Federation of Music Clubs
Stewart T. Cass
Piedmont
Central Methodist Church
Asheboro
J. D. DeRamos
Buena Vista Rd
Winston- Salem
Cass
Rt. 1
Advances in Artificial Flowers and Foliage Shown
Regardless of season any household can display beauty by using high quality artificial flowers and glossy green plants. The piece highlights modern advances that improve realism and presentation of synthetic flora for home decor.
Miss Landry Neely Elected Alpha Rho Proxy
Miss Landry Neely was named Alpha Rho proxy president at a meeting at the Richard Buck home. Other officers include Mrs Adolph Knighten as vice president and Mrs Hugo Tezza as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Landry Neely
Alpha Rho
Landry Neely
Richard Buck
Adolph Knighten
Hugo Tezza
Judy Brittain
Toby Bean
Bill Alford
Max Aldridge
Libby Ball
Mem
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Ford
Council For
World Brotherhood
YWCA
Phillip Astor Brown JR
Donna Marie Metcalfe
Kimberly Shawn King
Bobby Lee Lewallen
Susan Elizabeth Lackey
Amy Diane Martin
Porsceby
Brower Oil Co
Evel Ar
EB. Fairfield RD
MR. and
Mrs. Ragan
Wn Dept
Dick Mati
Church St
Taras
Finance & Acceptance Corp
High Point, Inc
South
Grace Flower Shop Poones
Kers
C. B. Loflin
Kindergarten of Culture
B. E. Black
Beta Sigma Phi
Cloverdale
Ferndale Junior High
Gray Williamson
Bill Brown
Phi Alpha Lambda Chapter
Necchi-Elna
De-Iisee A
Glenn's
S. Main St
Fleetwood
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