Cagle Motsinger Pair United In Thomasville
In Winston Salem on a Friday night ceremony Rev Eugene A Lamb united Miss Emma Malinda Motsinger and James Russell Cagle at 7 pm. The couple will live on Rt 6 Winston-Salem after a wedding trip and both work in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Eugene A. Lamb
Emma Malinda Motsinger
James Russell Cagle
J. Clay Motsinger
Rt. 6
High Point
Cagle
Adams- Millis Corp
Thomas Car Works
Ledford High School
Thomasville High
Local Births Reported in High Point Area
Mr and Mrs James Gordy of Guilford announce the birth of Teddy James on November 16 at High Point hospital. Roby Evans of Thomasville and Nina Millikan of High Point welcome David Millikan born November 17 at a local hospital. Robin Rene born November 17 to Bobby Fletcher, High Point. Ann Marie Beeson born November 16 to J Harold Beeson of Randleman. Doris DeGay born November 17 to Harold Richardson family. Harold David Kinney born to Augusta Georgia couple. Kinney family of High Point announces ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gordy
Rt. 1
Guilford
Teddy James
High Point Hospital
David Millikan Evans
Roby Evans
Maple Ave
Thomasville
David Millikan
Bobby Fletcher
Bellview Dr
Robin Rene
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ann Marie Beeson
J. Harold Beeson
Randleman
Ann Marie
Doris D. Richardson
Harold Richardson
Lexington Ave
Doris DeGay
Harold David Kinney
Harold Kinney
Augusta
Harold David
Mr. Kinney
L. H. Kinney
S. Main St
High Point
Shortage of doctors understates needed medical staff
In Chattanooga Dr Owen H Wangesteen warns American medical schools train about 7000 doctors yearly while requirements call for about 10000. He suggests higher pay for interns and residents to boost output. In Nashville TVA fights water milfoil spreading through dams and reservoirs clogging intakes and blamed for mosquito rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Owen H. Wangesteen
American College of Sur
Tennessee Valley Medical Assembly
Wangesteen
Nashville
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Turkey Day Observance Staged By Robins Club
Robins Club held an early Turkey Day gathering at the YWCA with a Thanksgiving dinner elaborate with autumn decor. Rev. Arthur Wesley Jr. urged gratitude, recalling missionary service in Formosa and China. Mrs. Johnson led a brief business period as members donated food for a needy family and planned a Dec 21 Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Robins Club
YWCA
Arthur Wesley Jr
J. C. Johnson
Ola Carpenter
Connie Dunbar
Ruth Ray
Reverend Haworth Delivers Thanksgiving Talk at Local Club
Reverend Cecil E. Haworth of High Point Friends Meeting spoke to the Agenda Club on the meaning of Thanksgiving. He read scripture to support his message and urged gratitude. Members voted to stage a downtown bake sale the first part of December, with final details to be announced. Miss Viola Brigman presided, and members adjourned to a social hour at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil E. Haworth
Agenda Club
High Point
Creamy Tidewater Peanut Soup Featured at Richmond Hotel
In honor of the Civil War Centennial Virginia restaurants highlight old times dishes. At the John Marshall Hotel in Richmond a creamy peanut soup is served, made by scalding milk then whisking in a butter flour paste, peanut butter and salt before final heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
John Marshall
Richmond
Community Chest Idea Originated in Cleveland Ohio
The concept known as the Community Chest was first instituted in Cleveland Ohio as a voluntary fund to coordinate charitable giving. The model later spread to other cities, influencing how communities organized philanthropy and social welfare fundraising.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Priscilla Club to honor charter members at 50th anniversary
Priscilla Club marks its 50th anniversary with a December 1 luncheon at Mrs. Charles Perry's home. Charter members will receive special recognition. The club began in 1911 as a sewing group and continues hobby meetings, with plans for a Christmas luncheon to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
N. Rotary Drive
Frank B. Smith
Charles Perry
Tree inoculation eyed to fight elm disease in study
Dr. Albert E. Dimond of the Connecticut Agricultural Station said at a conference on Dutch elm disease control that painting a bark coating can move a compound into elm water-carrying cells. Researchers are also pursuing a chemical agent that would permeate the tree and kill the elm fungus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
Albert E. Dimond
Connecticut Agricultural Station
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kathy Motsinger
J. JD. Cagle
Robert Cagle
Grover Scott
Thomas Hilton
Geretha Scott
Kenneth Byerly
Teddy James Gordy
Robin Rene Fletcher
Grace Flower Shop
Wesley
Formosa
China
America
Rev. C. Haworth
Sussex Peanut Soup
North Main
College Village
Perry Home
Smith Dining Room
Ecru
H. L. Brockman
Jesse Thompson
Gorham
Sterling
Gorham Sterling
Jewelers
North Main Street
North Wrenn
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