Brides-Elect At Randleman Honored At Contract Party
Miss Elizabeth Tester and Miss Josephine Went, brides elect, honored at a bridge party in Randleman hosted by Miss Rose Parrish and Mrs. Watson Millikan. Four tables played contract bridge with high score prize a potted plant. Guests included Mrs. G. E. Sanderson visiting locally. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Rose Parrish
Watson Millikan
J. W. Johnson
Main Street
Elizabeth Tester
Josephine
G. E. Sanderson
Larry Hammond
Randolph Hospital Open House Highlights Improvements
Asheboro May 10 Open House Saturday marked National Hospital Day at Randolph Hospital Inc Visitors toured the building from 1 to 5 p m and noted improvements including a painted exterior new venetian blinds and updates to the X-ray room kitchen and surgical area with added equipment and better overall facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashieboro
Randolph Hospital, Inc
Asheboro
Flower Show Exhibits Impress Public at Oak Trill School
The public praised the Thursday and Friday flower show under the Garden Club Council, the most successful in twelve years. Prizes will be awarded next week per chairwoman Mrs. Ray Nibbelink. Oak Trail school contributed an intesine bird exhibit, with judges present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club Council
Ray Nibbelink
Oak Trill School
Cooperation Of Forces For Cancer Control S:
The American Society for the Control of Cancer advocates a unified effort for early diagnosis and proper treatment to save thousands of lives. Family physicians, medical societies, health departments, volunteers, research, and the Women's Field Army form a network guiding timely examinations and access to surgery, x rays, and radium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of Cancer Defense
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Women's Field Army
Field Army
Show awards prize for outstanding display at Bay Street event
The judges praised a show for its outstanding display awarding first prize. Bay Street School placed second with miniature gardens and terrarium while Ada Blair School took third with bird houses and flower arrangements. The committee thanks all contributors and especially Mr G Siderton for use of his building and firm’s cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Street School
Ada Blair School
Hr. G. Siderton
To Be Honored On Birthday Today
Mrs H O Sechrest aged 81 will be feted at a luncheon today arranged by her daughter Mrs C C Stalnaker and Mr Stalnaker at the Biltmore Hotel. Twelve guests invited for 1 pm. Out of town visitors include J R Sechrest of Raleigh and Mr and Mrs Paul Jenkins and children of Burlington. Mrs Sechrest, of South Main Street Extension, remains active attends Sunday School and moves about well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hf. O. Sechrest
H. O. Sechrest
C. C. Stalnaker
Stalnaker
Biltmore Hotel
Paul Jenkins
Burlington
Birth of Edward Harrison Hubbard at Burrus Memorial
Edward Harrison Hubbard was born May 8 at Burrus Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Clark M. Hubbard. Mrs. Hubbard, formerly Miss Mallonce Moorefield, is the mother. The note cautions cancer danger signals as reminders to seek medical advice for persistent lumps bleeding indigestion sores or unusual growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Otey
J. C. Edwards
Winston-Salem
Edwards
Baptist Hospital
M. B. Snuggs
Rockingham
Snuggs
May Gibson Bain
Chapel Hill
A. B. Freeman
Edward Harrison Hubbard
Clark M. Hubbard
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Red Men to Open Meeting in Charlotte Monday
Paul W. Clapp delegate from Chickasaw Tribe No. 32 and T. B. Wrenn will travel to Charlotte for the annual Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men and the Degree of Pocahontas meeting opening Monday at 3 PM. The death benefit department meets with John Carpenter presiding, followed by a joint memorial service. Separate sessions and events continue Tuesday through Wednesday with leaders E. W. A. Woolard and W. Ben Goodwin presiding and a banquet and dance slated for Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Clapp
T. B. Wrenn
Charlotte
Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
John Carpenter
Gastonia
Pocahontas
Degree of Pocahontas
Hotel Charlotte
E. W. A. Woolard
Rocky Mount
Order
W. Ben Goodwin
Elizabeth City
Mother's Day Concert Plans At Floral Garden Park
Plans for an unusual Mother's Day program to begin at 5 p m today at Floral Garden Park Cemetery near English Street have been announced by management. A large number of dedicatory requests are in, with each feature including a special selection and the mother’s name called in memory. Late names may be added at the singing tower before starts. attendance is expected to be large and the program will include Mother’s Day readings set to music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
English Street
Singing Tower
Cary
Ernest Smith Baby Born to North Park Church Family
Rev and Mrs Ernest Smith announce the birth of a son named Ernest Sherrill Smith. The family, connected to North Park Church, celebrates the arrival as a hopeful sign for their growing household and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Smith
North Park
Biggs
Ernest Sherrill
Mother-Daughter Party At Church Draws 70 Plus
The Mary Conrad Class of First Baptist Church hosted its annual Mother-Daughter party in the church’s primary room gathering over 70 mothers and daughters. The event featured corsages, a welcome address by Mrs. Margia Rogers, a play titled The Anti-Gossip Club, accordion numbers by Dorothy Lewis, a reading by Elizabeth Culler, rose-shaped ice cream desserts, and a medley of songs to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
Thelma Patrick
Margia Rogers
Cecile Armentrout
Ruth Goodman
Thelma Loflin
Mildred Rogers
Rosa Mae Samuels
None Carroll
Daisy Slate
Carrie York
Esther Guy
Ola Carpenter
Dorothy Lewis
Elizabeth Culler
Deep River Church Group Meets With Mrs. J. L. Skeen
Deep River Auxiliary Society held its May meeting led by Mrs. J L Skeen with sixteen members present. After business, refreshments were served. Several local residents were mentioned visiting relatives and guests including Dorothy Wilson, Claudia Thornton, Beulah Skeen, and Frances Thornton who was ill with measles. Ed Modlin visited his son at Fort Bragg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Deep River
Deep River Auxiliary Society
J L. Skeen
Ed Modlin
Serg
Coy Alodlin
Fort Bragg
Dorothy Wilson
Wivett Drive
High Point
Julia E. Jones
Claudia Thornton
Dewey Ridge
Beulah Skeen
C. V. Idot
Guilford College
Mrs Roy Morris Hosts Central Methodist Church Group
Denton church circle meets at Roy Morris home with Mrs J T Davis as co host. Ruth G Morris leads devotion. Ruth Hill and Miss Wadena Morris help serve refreshments to one visitor and 18 members. June meeting to be at Mrs Wesley Morris with Miss Ruth Morris as joint hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Morris
Denton
Woman Society of Christian Service of
Central Methodist Church
J. T. Davis
Davis
Ruth G. Morris
Ruth Hill
Wadena’ Morris
Emma Sexton
Wesley Morris
Ruth Morris
Local visits refresh friendships across towns
Grayson Lomax and his young daughter return home after days with friends and relatives. Fort Bragg guests Bill Crawford and John Crapford visited Mr. and Mrs. Planicer Crawford and Mrs. Troy Cranford. Sallie Mac Frank of Greensboro stayed weekend with Mrs. Edna Strr and family. Mary Ella Bisher, Clay Loftin and kin were here Saturday afternoon. Val Johnson and Robert Johnson spent time here, Lillie Chandler returned home from Raleigh after visiting her sister. Many locals welcomed guests from Thomasville Albemarle High Point and Elizabethtown Tenn during weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson Lomax
Asheboro
Bill Crawford
John Crapford
Fort Bragg
Planicr Crawford
Troy Cranford
Sallie Mac Frank
Greensboro
Edna Strr
Troy
MBF
Charlie Russell
C. M. Morris
Morns
Trela Loftin
New Hope
Mary Ella Bisher
Clay Loftin
Val Johnson
Jay
Fort Jackson
S. C
Robert Johnson
Lillie Chandler
Raleigh
Hugh Cates. Aly
Merrett. Tysing
Koonce Funeral Home Marks 10th Anniversary
Koonce Funeral Home celebrates its tenth anniversary next Thursday May 15 announced by Arnold J Koonce president treasurer and general manager The firm established May 15 1931 at 414 South Main Street has grown from two staff and two cars to a modern operation with a new coach ambulances and a trained team including Ernest O Edwards W H Herb Hodgin W H Pugh Arnold Koonce Jr and others Crissman serves as secretary of the corporation Strong ties to civic and religious work mark the leader and staff as they mark a decade in business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koonce
North Carolina Burial Association
North Carolina Funeral Directors Association
W. FE. Crissman
Ernest O. Edwards
Cincinnati College of Embalming
W. H
Herb) Hodgin
Koonce Burial Association
W. H. Pugh
Local surplus office to close Monday noon
The Federal Surplus Marketing Administration office in Hick Point will close permanently at noon Monday. Miss Utha Gray Smith, overseeing the local office for two weeks, said the state and county offices, wholesale dealers, and bankers will take over its work. She will depart for Washington, D. C. Monday to assume other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Surplus Marketing Administration
Utha Gray Smith
Miss Smith
Washington, D. C
Hich Point
Randleman Couple Wed In Simple Vows Here On Saturday
Miss Emily Davis of Sophia and Kenneth Pugh of Randleman united in marriage on Saturday May 10 in a ceremony at the First Baptist Church with Dr A B Conrad officiating. The bride wore navy with white accessories and talisman roses corsage. The couple will reside in Sophia route one after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Davis
Sophia
Kenneth Pugh
Randleman
A.B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Pugh
L. Jerome Davis
Mr. Pu
Mother s Day Program Recital Scheduled for Cars
A Mothers Day program features Phil Regan with orchestra performing Mother Dear O Pray for Me Hail Queen of Heaven Ocean Star and That s an Irish Lullaby along with songs taught by mothers and a reading with musical background. The lineup includes Richard Crooks John Charles Thomas and others with organ and quartet numbers. The program lasts about 45 minutes and can be enjoyed from one's car in a beautiful solemn atmosphere.
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Madeline Hoover
Lewis Luther
High Point Street
Sidney
D. L. Brady
Randolph Hospital
Paul C. Dean
Durham
Dean
Belle Smith
Dorothy Talicy
John W. Worsham
C. A. Lamb
Claude Fox
June Fox
Charles Lineberry
South Boston
Dorothy Hensley
Craggy Gardens
Blue Ridge
Asheville
DIZE
DIE Awning & Tent CO
Fain Street
Women's Feld Army
Cancer Research
Red Men
Fhith
Deep River Church
J. L. Skeen
Carolina
Pan Hellenic Council
University of North Carolina
Jennie Wells Newsome
Sam Seager
Jane Durning
Louisville
Why
James Moody
Lexington
Betty Withers
At- Yama
Weasurer
Byrd Merrill
Dothan
Ala
Muriel Mallison
Lafayette
Bill Davey
Concord
Virginia Hayes
Rob Rose
Smithfield
Huldah Warren
New York City
Vaughan Winborne
Anne Peyton
Sam Gregory
Halifax
Jean Hahn
Wyomissing
Wil
Liam Campbell
Wilmington
Jane Knight
Ed Hkeator
San Antonio
Texas
Dot Pratt
Sumter
William Neeley
Annewood
Julia McConnell
Talladega
Hubert Walston
Wilson
Peggy Arnold
Ford Bragg
James Mucphy
Mary Bason
Marie Snyder
South Orange
N. J
Babs Goodrich
Jennie Newsome
Muriel Mallieon
Hldah Warren
Jean Haan
Koonce Funeral Home
Balmer
Arnold Koonce, Jr
Deero
Clover Brand Dairies
Newton-Tate
Jesse Crawford
Young-Obout-Ball
Phil Regan
Chas. M. Phttmore Peerless Quartette
Mattullath-Kreister Archer Gibson
Macfarren Dvorak
Richard Crooks
Tenor
J. R. Shannon
Pewne Reaper Ee Temple Bailer
Akipling-Tours
Richard CroaKks
Patridge
John Charles Thomas
Englisie Street
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