Brides Elect at Randleman Honored in Contract Party
Miss Elizabeth Prest er and Josephine Went brides elect were feted at a bridge party hosted by Miss Rose Parrish and Mrs. Watson Millikan at the Johnson home in Randleman. Four tables played, high score prize a decorative plant. Refreshments included salad and coffee as guests enjoyed the event before local graduations. Other notes report social visits and local hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Fire Enterprise
Rose Parrish
Watson Millikan
J. W. Johnson
Main Street
Elizabeth Prester
Josephine
G. E. Sanderson
Larry Hammond
Sandersson
Randolph Hospital Open House Marks National Hospital Day
Asheboro May 10. Randolph Hospital held an open house from 1 to 5 p.m. as part of National Hospital Day. Visitors toured the building and observed improvements including painting, new venetian blinds, and upgraded X-ray, kitchen, and surgical areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph Hospital, Inc
Flower Show Exhibits Draw Enthusiastic Public Praise
The Garden Club Council sponsored a two day flower show held Thursday and Friday that drew strong public praise and was deemed the most successful in twelve years. Prizes will be awarded next week, announced by chairwoman Mrs Ray Nibbelink. Oak Hill school organized a bird exhibit and judges praised the participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club Council
Ray Nibbelink
Oak Ifill School
Cooperation Of Many Forces For Cancer Control
The American Society for the Control of Cancer promotes early diagnosis and proper treatment to save lives. The family physician, medical societies, health departments, Research, Women's Field Army, and periodic examinations form the cooperative effort. Treatment uses surgery, X rays, and radium, alone or together in clinics where experts pool their knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of Cancer Defense
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Women’s Field Army
Field Army
Bay Street School Wins First Prize In Show
Bay Street School took first prize for its outstanding display while second place went to Bay Street School for miniature gardens and terrarium and Ada Blair School won third with bird houses and flower arrangements. The committee thanks all contributors and H. G. Ilderton for use of his building and firm cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Street School
Ada Blair School
H. G. Ilderton
To Be Honored On Birthday Today
Mrs. H. O. Sechrest, 81, will be honored at a luncheon today hosted by her daughter Mrs. C. C. Stalnaker and Mr. Stalnaker at the Biltmore Hotel. Twelve guests invited. out of town visitors include J. R. Sechrest of Raleigh and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jenkins with children of Burlington. Mrs. Sechrest remains active, attending Sunday School and getting about well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. QO. Sechrest
H. O. Sechrest
C. C. Stalnaker
Stalnaker
Biltmore Hotel
Paul Jenkins
Burlington
Birth of Ed Ward Harrison Hubbard in May
Edward Harrison Hubbard born May 8 at Burrus Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Clark M. Hubbard. The mother before marriage was Alixs Mallonee Moorefield. Cancer danger signals include a persistent lump, irregular bleeding, unexplained indigestion, nonhealing sores, and rapid changes in a wart or tongue area. The notice lists health warnings alongside the birth announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harrison Hubbard
Clark M. Hubbard
Ed Ward Harrison Ubbard
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Red Men Will Open Meeting Monday
Paul W. Clapp delegate from Chickasaw Tribe No. 32 and T. B. Wrenn depart for Charlotte to attend the annual meeting of the Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men and the Degree of Pocahontas opening Monday at 3 p.m. Death benefit department meets with John Carpenter presiding at 3. Monday night joint memorial service. Tuesday sessions separate at Hotel Charlotte with E. W. A. Woolard and W. Ben Goodwin presiding. Tuesday night banquet and dance. Final business Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Clapp
T. B. Wrenn
Charlotte
Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
Pocahontas
John Carpenter
Gastonia
Hotel Charlotte
E. W. A. Woolard
Rocky Mount
Order
W. Ben Goodwin
Elizabeth City
Mother's Day Concert Plans at Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Plans for an unusual Mother's Day program set for 5 p.m. today at Floral Garden Park Cemetery near English Street include dedicatory numbers with each mother's name called. Late requests can be added at the singing tower, and a large audience is expected to hear favorite selections and a Mother’s Day reading set to music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
English Street
Singing Tower
Ernest S. Smith Birth Announcement at North Park
Rev and Mrs Ernest S Smith announce the birth of their son Ernest Sherrill on May 9 at North Park B List Church. Rae Airline reports profits four times greater than two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Deep River Church Group Meets With Mrs J L Skeen
Deep River Auxiliary Society held its monthly meeting with Mrs J L Skeen as host. Sixteen members attended and refreshments followed the business session. Other notes include Ed Modlin visiting his son at Fort Bragg and several locals visiting relatives or staying with friends in High Point and Guilford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River
Deep River Auxiliary Society
J L. Skeen
Ed Modlin
Serg
Coy Modlin
Fort Bragg
Dorothy Wilson
Rivelt Drive
Fah Point
Julia E. Jones
Claudia Thornton
High Point
Dewey Ridge
Beulah Sheen
C. V. Idol
Guilford College
Route 1
F. F. Thornton
Guilford General Hospital
Frances Thornton
Mrs Roy Morris Hosts Denton Church Circle Meeting
On May 9 at Central Methodist Church Denton Circle one Woman Society of Christian Service met at the home of Mr Roy Morris with Mrs J T Davis as joint hostess. Devotional was led by Mrs Ruth G Morris and refreshments were served for one visitor. Emma Sexton and 18 members attended. June meeting planned with Mrs Wesley Morris and Miss Ruth Morris as joint hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Circle One
Woman Society of Christian Service of
Central Methodist Church
Roy Morris
J. T. Davis
Davis
Ruth G. Morris
Ruth Hill
Wadena Morris
Emma Sexton
Wesley Morris
Ruth Morris
Visitors and family gatherings fill Asheboro area
Mrs. Grayson Lomax and her daughter return home after visiting friends and relatives in Asheboro. Friends and relatives include Bill and John Crawford of Fort Bragg who spent time here with Crawford family and Mrs Troy Crean. Numerous local residents and relatives are noted visiting, hosting, or spending weekends in towns such as Fort Jackson Raleigh Albemarle Hickory Elizabethtown Thomasville and Thomasville with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Brady
Randolph Hospital
Paul C. Dean
Durham
Dean
Bette Smith
Dorothy Talley
Greensboro
John W. Worsham
Asheboro
C. A. Lamb
Claude Fox
Chapel Til
June Fox
Charles Lineberry
South Boston
Grayson Lomax
Bill Crawford
John Crawford
Fort Bragg
Nnd Crawford
Troy Crean
Sallie Mac Franis
Kearike Bore
Jeff Fran
Edna Strig¢y
Troipian
Charlie Russell
Marv
C. M. Morris
Aor
Vic
Trela Loftin
New Hope
Ella Bisher
Clay Loftin
Norman Johnson
Sun
Val Johnson
Fort Jackson
S. C
Robert Johnson
Lilie Chandler
Raleigh
Hugh Cates
Merrett
Tysinger
Thomasville
Thomas Tysinger
Robert Bingham
Jimmie Wilkins
Albemarle
Julius Nance
High Point
C. W. Morris
L. C. Covington
Alrs
Clegg Covington
Ola Covington
Garhind Morris
Jen Dale
Hickory
JW. Wright
Mir
Max Pu
Elizabethtown
Tenn
James Massey
Wilson Russell
Lewis Cranford
Honored At Pan American Dance At Carolina Randleman
Misses Jennie Wells Newsome and Muriel Mallison lead UNC Pan Hellenic officers in a Friday night installation at Woollen Gym. The ceremony precedes a simple Saturday wedding for Emily Davis of Sophia and Kenneth Pugh of Randleman, officiated by Dr. A B Conrad. They plan a home in Sophia Route One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Randleman
Pan Hellenic Council
University of North Carolina
Jennie Wells Newsome
Chapel Hill
Sam Leaser
Raleigh
Jane Durning
Louisville
James Moods
Lexington
Betty Withers
Atlanta
Byrd Merrill Dothen
Ala
Muriel Mallison
Lafaycette
Bill Davey
Concord
Virginia Hayes
Greensboro
Rob. Rose
Smithfield
Huldah Warren
New York City
Vaughan Winborne
Anne Peyton
Sam Gregory
Halifax
Jean Hahn
Wyomissing
Wil
Emily Davis
Sophia
Kenneth Pugh
Randleman
A.B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Pugh
L. Jerome Davis
Mr. Pugh
Charles Pugh
Randieman
Randieman High School
Evelyn Coltrane
Darrell Curtis
Sophia Route One
Koonce Funeral Home Marks Tenth Anniversary
Koonce Funeral Home observes its tenth anniversary on May 15. Arnold J. Koonce announces the firm’s founding date of May 15, 1931, at 414 S Main Street. The staff includes Ernest O Edwards, W H Ferb Hodgin, W H Pugh, and Koonce Jr., with a modern fleet and experienced personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koonce
Arnold J. Koonce
Ixp
Yi Commodious
Main Street
Balmer
High Point
Ious Bndeca Tne
W. E. Crissman
Ernest O. Edwards
Cincinnati College of Embalming
W. H.ferb Hodgin
Koonce Burial Association
W.H. Pugh
Local Surplus Office to Close Monday Noon
The Federal Surplus Marketing Administration office in High Point will close permanently at noon Monday after two weeks under Miss Asha Gray Smith. Operations will transfer to state and county offices, wholesale dealers, and bankers. Miss Smith will head to Washington to assume other duties and expressed appreciation for cooperation received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Surplus Marketing Administration
Asha Gray Smith
Miss Smith
Floral Garden Park Cemetery Event with Music and Names
Floral Garden Park Cemetery announces a program featuring Mother Dear O Pray For Us She, Hail Queen of Heaven and unnamed choir pieces. Mark Andrews presents pipe organ sale Tell Mother I ll Be There with Peerless Quartette Songs My Mother Taught Us. Richard Crooks and Dr Phil Regan sing That’s an Irish Lullaby and A Little Parable. A reading with musical accompaniment Mother of Mine.
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Lewis Luther
Everting
High Point Street
Sidney
C. E. Otey
J. C. Edwards
Winston-Salem
Edwards
Baptist Hospital
M. B. Snugegs
Rockingham
Mr. Snuggs
May Gibson Bain
A. B. Freeman
Dorothy Hensley
Craggy Gardens
Blue Ridge
Asheville
DIZE
DIE Awning & Tent CO
Cancer Research
Women's Field Army
Red Men
Mary Conrad
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
J. L. Skeen
Liam Campbell
Wilmington
Jane Knight
Ed Xeator
San Fntonio
Texas
Misses Dot Pratt
Sumter
S.C
William Nef ‘Ley
Wynnewood
Julia McCapnery
Talladega
Hubert Walston
Wilson
Pergy Arnold
Ford Brage
Jamies Maccahy
Port Bragg
Mary Bason
Chapel Hi
Marie Snyder
South Orange
N. J
Babs Goodrich
Del
Bill Chamberlain
Warwick
N.Y
Louise Smith
Bill Summerville
Betty Brown
Jack Heckett
Judy Duke
Siringfield
Bob Smith
Birmingham
Marjorié Johnston
Hartford City
Ind
Willian Dees
Goldsboro
Jennie Newsome
Virgins
Hrhee
Huldrh Warren
Jean Haanl
Koonce Funeral Home
Loaer
Hervid Koonce, Jr
Newton-Tatr
Jesse Crawford
Mother Machree
Chas. M. Phiininr
Peerless Quartette
Mattulath-Krej
T Archer Gibson
Macfarren-Drors
Richard Crooks
Phil Regan
Ith Orche
Patridge-Stase Joan Charles Thomas
Daera
Gover Brand
Clover Brand Dairies
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