Deep River Church Class Plans Christmas Aid
November meeting of the Deep River church class at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler discussed Christmas gifts for the sick and shut ins, a box for Red Cross relief, and the next gathering at the Skene home. Several members reported personal visits and health updates within the community.
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Deep River Church
W. F. Wheeler
J. L
H. Peele
Red Cross
J. L. Skeen
Nora F. Lloyd
Magdalene Crumpler
Elva Long
South Bos
W. J. Little
Hnical
W. G. Clary
Camp Lee
W. B. Jones
Herman Sampson
Idren
Greensboro
Ira Draper
Jdsville
C. V. Idol
Guilford Col
Route 1
Hubert Jordan
Westmoreland
Ray Cramer
Mocksle
Salt Lake District Judge grants divorce to sailor
District Judge M. J. Bronson grants Russell Matthew Bis a Sailor a divorce after Bis says he received only two letters from his wife during nine months overseas. The first letter said she didn’t love him and the second asked for a divorce. A note on flood water conservation warns crooked run-off streams slow flow by 30 to 60 percent.
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Salt
Ake City
M. J. Bronson
Russell Matthew Bis
Bis
Bishop
NCFW Heads to Gen Federation Board Session in Washington
The General Federation of Women's Clubs board, over 200 members from all states, gathers in Washington D C November 28 to December 1 to review postwar programs. NCWF president Mrs Karl Bishopric leads with allied NC leaders from Wallace Raleigh Hickory and Keene New Hampshire presiding officials include Mrs LeFell Dickinson Mrs J L Blair Buck and Mrs Hiram Houghton Jr.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Washington, D. C
Karl Bishopric
North Carolina Federation
Nae
John D. Robinson
Wallace
War Veterans Committee
The
General Federation
J. Harry Highsmith
Raleigh
North Carolina Federation Committee On Youth Conservation
Norman James
Hickory
LeFell Dickinson
Keene, New Hampshire
J. L. Blair Buck
Richmond
Hiram Houghton, Jr
Red Oak
Town
Vets Hospitals Not To Be Used To Fix Local Problems
Atlantic City reports that veterans hospitals cannot be built as mere cures for community economic ills. Col E K Wright testifying for Gen Omar Bradley says hospitals must be placed where they provide direct benefits and top medical care for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Veterans Administration
E. K. Wright
Veterans Administration Special Services
Omar N. Bradley
Veterans Administrator
Defensive misstep in a bridge slam bid
The article analyzes a contract bridge deal where South, as dealer, aims to force a slam. West opens diamonds, declarer draws trumps and gains a diamond trick, while West discards. West should have ducked the diamond queen to keep the contract alive, while South should have regained the diamond immediately after one trump.
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West
Declarer
South
Veterans Loan Program Surpasses 130 Million in G I Benefits
War veterans have received 32,856 loans totaling more than 130 million dollars under the G I bill for homes farms and small businesses. The Veterans Administration said nearly 30,000 loans were for homes and that it guarantees about 50 million of the total. It notes renegotiation saved about 385 thousand for veterans and that some sale price adjustments were made on properties above reasonable normal values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans Administration
Randolph Couples Announce Vows In Two Weddings
Asheboro and Star residents Colleen Bunting and Alfred F. Bodsford wed November 4 in Chesterfield South Carolina. He returned from overseas after thirteen months with the armed forces and plans to report to Fort Jackson December for discharge. The couple will live in Asheboro after discharge. The second couple Opal Mare Stout and Milton L. Ives married October 25 in South Norfolk Virginia at the officiating minister’s home. The bride is the daughter of J Elwood Stout and the groom is son of M L Ives and the late Mr Ives. They reside in Norfolk, Virginia and Asheboro route 3 respectively.
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Asheboro
Colleen Bunting
C. M. Bunting
Alfred F. Bodsford
Luther A. Bodsford
Mr. Bodsford
Star
Chesterfield
S. C
Jack Horton
Bodsford
Asheboro High School
Sgt
Star High School
Armed Forces
Fort Jackson
Opal -Mare Stout
Milton L. Ives
Norfolk
O. D. Paythress
Ives
J. Elwood Stout
J. Ives
M. L. Ives
Mr. Ives
Eshsaa
Navy Yard
Presbyterians Hear C. M. Norfleet at Men of the Church Dinner
Members of the Men of the Church at First Presbyterian will hear Charlies M. Norfleet, president of the First National Bank of Winston-Salem, speak at 6 15 tomorrow evening. The gathering marks the final Men of the Church meeting of the year, with a December Family Night planned by church groups.
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First Presbyterian Church
Charlies M. Norfleet
Church Assembly
Norfleet i
First National Bank of
Winston-Salem
Noble Praigg
Sunday Services At St Marys Announced
The following services at St Marys Episcopal Church are announced by the rector Rev How ard S Hartzell and organizer G M Nichols. Prayer service 8 am church school 945 am morning prayer praise and sermon 11 am organ recital 5 pm with Norman Thomas boy soprano soloist Saint Dunstan Boy choristers and adult choir perform at main services. Public invited to all services. In China a treatise on carbon black manufacture over 500 years ago was noted.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Howard S. Hartzell
G. M. Nichols
Norman Thomas
Saint Dunstan
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N. C
the Enterprise
Deep River
Mary Wilson Wall
George E. Matthews
David T. Yow
Minta Hughes
Woodbrook Court
NCFW
Charles G. Doak
N. C. Federation of Women’s Clubs
Samuel Hyman
Sandwich P's
Ledy
South Main St
Hyannis
Lester
Akos
Portland
Ore
Santa Claus
Retail Trade Bureau
Riley
Santa
Saint Nick
Randolph
C. M. Norfleet
St. Mary's
China
Lily
Lexington Grocery CO
Elm Street
Wagger’s
Mir
Reynolds International
Chicago
Elwood
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