Church Circles Schedule Meetings This Week
First Reformed Church circles meet this week with Circle No. 2 at 7 30 p.m. Monday at 516 Gatewood Ave. Morning Circle 10 a.m. Tuesday at 1031 Sherr ord Ave. Circle No. 4 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at 601 Martha St. Afternoon Circle 2 30 p.m. Wednesday at E Lexington Ave. Associate hostess Mrs. Vernon Hepler. Good Fellowship Club Meets at Brown Home. The club luncheon featured a program Good Fellowship by Mrs. Lloyd Nance. Attendees included Mrs. Etta Parker and visitors from Winston Salem Lexington and High Point. Ora Delk Circle Lindsay Memorial Methodist will meet Tuesday 10 30 a.m. at 1021 W. College Dr. Japan study presented by Mrs. Harry Hendrix district secretary. Joe Cole and wife will show slides from an around the world tour. Main Street Service Guild Wesleyan Service Guild meets Tuesday 7 30 p.m. at 211 E. Ray St hosted by Mrs. Gertrude Wilkinson with associate hostess Mrs. Megean Ward.
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First Reformed Church recLas
First Reformed Church
Circle No
Frank Roberts
Gatewood Ave
Bruce Weavil
Sherrod Ave
Dave Lopp
Martha St
Everett Hedrick
Lexington Ave
Vernon Hepler
Good Fellowship Club
Brown Home
First Methodist Church
L. C. Brown
Kennedy St
Good Fellowship
Lloyd Nance
Etta Parker
Winston-Salem
Joe McCrary
Lexington
Lula Wall
Newman McCrary
High Point
Brown
Ora Delk
Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church
L. W. Lamar
W. College Dr
Japan
Harry Hendrix
Christian Social Relations
Joe Cole
Wesleyan Service Guild
Main Street Methodist Church
Gertrude Wilkinson
E. Ray St
Megean Ward
Asheboro Vows Spoken For Snow and Rhodes
Miss Shelbia O Dene Snow and Jerry H Rhodes were married at Bethel Friends Church Asheboro officiated by Rev J Norman Osborne. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Snow Asheboro and groom son of Mr and Mrs Donald E Johnson Houston Texas. The couple will reside at Camp Lejeune where Rhodes is stationed with the 2nd Marine Division.
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Asheboro
Shelbia O'Dene Snow
Jerry H. Rhodes
Houston
Tex
Bethel i Friends Church
J. Norman Osborne
Fred Snow
Donald E. Johnson
Althea Dr
Harris Pugh
Joseph B. Fields
Sabrina
Brenda Snow
Raymond Kinney
Homer Williams
Janne Meadows
Edyth Craven
Jane Routh
Siler City
Bernice Hinshaw
Donald Osborne
Greensboro
Garret Craven
Wallace Pugh
Rhodes
Bossong Hosiery Mills
Reagan High School
U. S. Marine Corps
11St Marine Division
Korea
Rio de Anieros
Brazil
Camp Lejeune
Sgt. Rhodes
2Nd Marine Division
Actress Paula Hill Tries Hair Color Change
Paula Hill a natural brownette lands in a casting rut often cast as the other woman She dyes her hair red then blonde and lands an important role The casting director notes blondes suit the “other woman” type Paula is a minister's daughter in private life.
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Hollywood P
Paula Hill
Paula
London’s Ereet Rooa In Mammoth Cave Controversy
A fragment reports a claim that London’s Ereet Rooa killed 69,000 people in Mammoth Cave Kentucky and that the area occupies 8,000 square miles. The text is unclear and uncorroborated.
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London
Ereet Rooa
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Laundry ad at 723 N S Main St promises good service
An advertisement urges readers to call 4974 for Laundry located at 723 North South Main Street, claiming "really good service" and inviting immediate contact.
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N. S. Main St
Births Announced for Five Local Babies at High Point Memorial
Clifton Kenneth Jr, Marty Erlene, Rogena Ann, Bruce Edwards, and Robert Jeffery were born in late March at High Point Memorial Hospital to couples in High Point and Greensboro. Royce Neal Jr was born March 27 at Cone Hospital in Greensboro to the Angel family, with the mother Sylvia Fee of High Point. The Moros reside in the southern Philippines, notably Mindanao and the Sulu Archipelago.
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Clifton K. Nelson JR
Clifton K. Nelson
Clara Cox Apartments
Clifton Kenneth Jr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Marjy Erlene Copple
J. R. Copple
English St
Marty Erlene
Rogena Ann Howard
Wayne J. Howard
Farlow St
Rogena Ann
High Point Memorial Hospit
Bruce Edward Kilby
John H. Kilby
Tipton St
Bruce Edwards
Robert Jeffery Snipes
Royce Neal Angel JR
Royce Neal Angel
Greensboro
Royce Neal Jr
Cone Hospital
Sylvia Fee
High Point
Philippines
Mindanao
Sulu Archipelago
Jobless Claims Dip in Week Ended March 15
Labor Department reports 10 500 fewer unemployment claims for the week ending March 15 bringing total to 3 264 100. State declines in 33 states contrasted by rises in Michigan Illinois Indiana and Texas mainly due to auto plant layoffs. Nearly 59 000 idle workers exhausted benefits in first three weeks of March raising total claims used since January 1 to 351 000. Administrations proposes 50 percent extension of benefit period. New claims drop 6 000 in week ending March 22 to 404 500.
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Washington
Labor Department
Michigan
Ois
Indiana
Texas
Bureau of Employment Securit
Sault Ste. Marie Founded by Father Marquette
Sault Ste. Marie Michigan, the third oldest city in the United States, traces its founding to Father Jacques Marquette who established a French settlement there.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
United States
Father Jacques Marquette
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Main Street Service Guild
N. Wrenn & Howell
Miss Snow
Mr. Rhodes
Talored Junior
Orion
Riedmans
S. Main ST
Charles Howard White
W. C. White
Montliue Ave
Charles Howard
Belk-Beck CO
Ussy
Betsy Bowles
Miss Bowles
Tussy
Life Magazine
B'nai Israel Educational Center
Israel Bloom
Edgedale Dr
Iris Rae Bloom
Edwin Weininger
Wendover Dr
Council of Jewish Women
Weininger
Betty
Bunny Jacobs
Colonial Dr
Kiddie Korner
S & Boys
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