Trinity Alumni Reunion Climaxes Commencement at Trinity High
The second annual Trinity Alumni Reunion and banquet capped commencement exercises at Trinity High School. About 250 alumni joined a program featuring a welcome, alumni address, and a loving cup prize for top student Myrtle Davis with diplomas awarded to 44 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity High School
Alumni Association
Edwin B. Gregory
Salisbury
Edgar B. Snow
Washington, D. C
Lee S. Overman
Old Trinity College
Gertrude Caraway
New Bern
Gurney Peace
F. D. McLeod
Worth B. Royals
Margaret Cook
J. B. Craven
West Market Street Methodist Church
Greensboro
Bruce Craven
John D. Langston
Goldsboro
Washington
Hazel Coltrane
America
Craven
Carrie Crawford
Bertie White
Joe A. Johnson
High Point
Hazel Cottrane
Braxton Craven
Myrtle Davis
Dove White English
John Steen
Clifford Cagle
Everette Jordan
Carl Bouldin
R. L. We
Beacon Light Chorus to Perform at St Stephen Church
St Stephen A M E Zion Church will present the Beacon Light Chorus Sunday at 3 45 PM in their first public appearance in uniform under director O E Simmons and sponsor Mrs Lot tie Legrande Rehearsals are set for Wednesday and Thursday at 7 30 PM at Hairlip Funeral Home.
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ST. Stephen
Beacon Light
St. Stephen A. MM. J. Zion
Beacon Light Chorus
Lottie Legrande
O. E. Simmons
Hairlip
Williams Sullivan Vows Announced in Bennettsville
Mrs Roxana Williams of Hamlet married Dock Sullivan of 309 Clay Street in Bennettsville South Carolina on April 12. The ceremony was at the First Baptist parsonage with Rev A J Wright officiating. Guests included Mrs Florence Bass of High Point and Mrs Carry Odom and Mrs Jessana McCoy of Hamlet. The Democratic Club rally at East Washington Street Center drew a large, enthusiastic crowd with remarks by E C Wright C O Yokely Thomas R B Smith and J W Ballinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
High Point
F.C. Wright
East Washington Street Center
E. C. Wright
C. OE. Yokely
Thomas RB. Smith
J. W. Ballinger
Funeral Services for William Anthony Held at Calvary
Funeral services for William Anthony, 12, who was accidentally shot at his Gordy Street home, are set for Wednesday at 3 PM at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev. J E Melton officiating. Interment will be at Greenhill Cemetery. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Anthony, a sister Mrs. Carrie Davis, a brother Luther Anthony, grandfather Tobe Anthony of High Point, maternal grandmother Mrs. Creasy Willis of Washington, Ga.
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Was Anthony
William Anthony
Gordy Street
Calvary Baptist Church
J. E. Melton
Greenhill Cemetery
John Anthony
Carrie Davis
Luther Anthony
Tobe Anthony
High Point
Airs. Creasy Willis
Washington, Ga
P. W. Bynum
Normal Street
Ite
Henrietta Bynum
Frederick Bynum
Minnie Parks
Local deaths and ship shows two pendants in Anderson area
A string of obituaries reports Mrs Hattie E Brown of Washington DC died en route to Anderson SC after illness. She leaves husband L C Brown and five sons. Also noted is the death of Mrs Bertha Lightner and Rev P W Bynum with funeral plans to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Brown
Anderson
Hattie E. Brown
Washington
D. C
S. C
Howard Brown
Mrs. Brown
L. C. Brown
Ulisses Sarah
Mamie Brown
Washington, D. C
Howard
Edward
Louis
Calvin
James Brown
Side Glances and Community Notices from Local Churches
Side Glances notes a service at St Stephen A M E Zion Church on Tuesday at 3 pm with Rev C W Lawrence officiating and burial at Greenhill Cemetery. Ladies Auxiliary of John McClain Post 196 American Legion plans a meeting with Florence Legrande on Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Leonard Street PTA meets Tuesday May 6 at 8 pm, with Open House Day starting 7 30 pm to showcase student work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen A. A. E. Zion
Rev
C. W. Lawrence
Greenhill Cemetery
John McClain
American Legion
Florence Legrande
East Washington Street
Leonard Street
P.T.A
Miss Grace Hines Passes After Illness
Miss Grace Hines of 62635 Fairview Street dies at a local hospital after a few days illness. Funeral arrangements are not complete and will be announced later. Miss Hines was a niece of Caldwell Stokes.
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Grace Hines
Fairview Street
Miss Hines
Caldwell Stokes
Festival Honors National Music Week at William Penn High
Large audience enjoys a program uniting Leonard Street Fairview Street and William Penn schools. Chorus and band groups show progress with pieces like Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho and The Beautiful Blue Danube. Directors and teachers praised for leadership and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn High School
Leonard Street
Fairview Street
William Penn
Noble Cain
Joshua
Jericho
J. Burford
Abraham
Fairview
John Lovett
Margaret Williams
Matthew Jackson
Frank Strickland
Marie Sneed
Cynthia Holmes
Mary G. Williams
Meogolia Hart
Julia Hall
Dahla Ingram
Williiam Penn
Wava Robinson
Catherine Chamber
Airs
Graves W. Yokely
High Point
Won
William Peen
Blue Eagle Quartet to Render Program at Mt Vernon
The Blue Eagle Quartet of Cleveland Ohio will render a program at Mt Vernon Baptist Church Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. The public is invited with a small admission fee. The junior usher board sponsors a mock wedding Friday night at 7. Junior Musical Choir rehearses Thursday night at 7 at 1209 Olga Street. The junior usher board meets Thursday in the lecture room at 7. Reverend C W Lawrence pastor of Stephen Ale Zion Church renders services Thursday at 7 sponsored by Willing Workers club.
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Blue Eagle Quartet OF
Ohio
Blue Eagle Quartet
Cleveland
Mt.Vernon Baptist Church
Scnoir
H. W. Cobb
Olga Street
Elee C. W. Lawrence
Stephen Ale. Zion Church
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Willing Workers Club
Young People Club Meeting At Cherry Street Church
Young People’s club of Cherry Street Presbyterian to meet at Miss Wava Robinson’s home on Normal Street Monday night at 8 o’clock. Alpha Art club meets with Miss Anna Saunders at 815 Tiletop Street tonight at 8. Leonard Street P? regular monthly meeting continues.
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Alpeila
Alpha Art Club
Anna Saunders
Tiiletop Street
Umoday
Legion Post 196 to Meet at William Penn Cafeteria
American Legion John McClain Post No. 196 will hold its regular meeting at the William Penn Cafeteria on Wednesday evening May 7 at 7 30 o clock. This is a very important meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
John McClain
William Penn
Death of G F Pegram Led to Funeral in Walkertown
George Franklin Pegram died after a months long illness at his Walkertown home. Funeral services will be at Love's Methodist Church Walkertown with Rev E K McLarty Jr officiating. He was born August 14 1893 and worked at Walkertown Chair Co. He is survived by his widow two sons two sisters and five brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
George Franklin Pegram
Walkertown
Love's Methodist Church
E. KK. McLarty
Mr. Pegram
George
Elizabeth Marshall Pegram
Pegram
Mary Frances Joyner
Houston Curtis Pegram
Fort Bragg
Howard Franklin Pegram
N. C. Jones
Winston
Valueless Refrigerator Ice Joke
A humorous remark argues that a refrigerator that never melts ice would be useless for keeping food cool, implying practical value lies in ice melt function.
Delegates to state convention meet in Durham June 25
Delegates for the state convention will convene in Durham on June 25 and be elected. All ex soldiers are invited to attend.
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Ing. Alas Delecates
Durham
Salvation Army Band to Lead Worship at Pilgrim Church
The Salvation Army with its string band will conduct services at Pilgrim Congregational church tonight at 8 o'clock. The public is invited and a silver offering will be taken.
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Salvation Army
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Ridin' on a Rainbow opens at Broadhurst Theatre today
Gene Autry stars in Ridin' on a Rainbow a five day engagement at the Broadhurst with a showboat setting and a plot involving a bank robbery, Patsy the child entertainer, and Sally the captain's daughter. Gene aided by Frog Millhouse Seek to clear his name and win Sally’s heart while avoiding a perceived double cross.
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Gene Autry
Broadhurst Theatre
Lipah
Gene
Frog Millhouse
Sally
Carol Adams
Patsy
East Aurora man fined after stop sign crash with dynamite truck
Ralph P. Sly of East Aurora New York was fined for passing a stop sign and colliding with a truck carrying 11 000 pounds of dynamite. The dynamite spilled on the road but did not explode and no injuries were reported.
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North East
Ralph P. Sly
East Aurora
N. Y
Chicago Produce Market Receipts Mixed Across Dairy and Eggs
Chicago creamery receipts total 1 066 868 with 93 score and 92 34. Dairy items show varied scores from 89 to 93. Centralized carrots at 34. Eggs receipts 44 041 remain steady as markets unchanged.
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Chicago
Thomasville Boy Missing After Saturday
Mary G. Black reports Arthur Black Jr son of Mr and Mrs Black missing from Lexington Avenue Thomasville since early Saturday. She believes he was at a dance at the American Legion Hut Kinneywood and may have traveled to Florida. He is six feet ten inches tall brown eyes dark hair and wore a cray tweed suit white shirt brown shoes with a watch and gold cuff links. He is a senior at the local high school and a Sea Scout.
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Thomasville
Mary G
Arthur Black, Jr
Arthur Black
Lexington Avenue
American Legion
Kinneywood
Florida
Eighteen Called by Thomasville Draft Board May 6
Thomasville draft board to furnish 18 men in May including 10 whites and 8 colored. No date set for the quota. Abs Sam Welburne of the draft office said men would be assigned to Fort Brage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Abs
Sam Welburne
Rort Brage
Memorial Service Planned by United Daughters in Thomasville
The United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold a memorial service Saturday afternoon at the City Cemetery with Dr I G Greer Mills Home superintendent as speaker If rain occurs the service moves to Main Street Methodist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
United Daughters of the Confederacy
I. G. Greer
Mills Homse
Main Street Methodist Church
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Trinity
Charles W. Redding
Thelma Perry
Clara Leigh Nance
Lola Mae Craven
Dorris Farlow
Oleta Bulla
Marjorie English
Ray Hurley
Addie Mae Griffin
Hazel Hill
Myrtle Tomlinson
Nancy Jones
Willa Ledwell
Myrle Davis
Elmira_ Davis
Don Payne
Austin Brown
Early Thayer
Bill Lackey
Alien Doss
Betty McDowell
Mary Ela Beeson
Elbert Hamilton
Lucille Redding
Edna Allman
Myrtle Grace Edwards
Willie Ruth Gray
Arthur Benton Williams
Billie Fulton
Dallas
G. I Humphreys
High Point College
Frances Gatewood
McLeod
Trinity College
John F. Heitman
Nerius C. English
William T. Ganaway
L. Johnson
St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion
Concord
Robert Simpson
James Hill
Guilford Marshall
Wilex Merritt
Robert Anderson
Jasper Colson
William Whitney
Oscar Spencer
Augusta Jackson
Augusta Perry Jackson
Kivett Drive
Winston- Salem Teachers College
A. Wirkman
St. Mark Methodist Church
Gladys Gannaway
Hobson Street
Bertha Saunders
James Lightner
Vall Street
Perry Lightner
Charlotte
Rachel Strong
Rock Till
Lilia Marble
York
Bessie
Marie Lightner
Gastonia
G. F. Pegram
Ol’ Man River
Autry
Smiley Burnette
Mary Lee
T'ville
Amoco- Gas
American Oil Co
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