Special Recording of 50 Messiah on Air Tonight
A special recording from last year's Messiah is to be aired tonight on the Senior High School radio station 89.3 at 6 30. Dr Charles C Taylor says the program will also offer previews and a dress rehearsal for the 200 voice chorus and orchestra ahead of Friday morning’s 11 o clock performance in the auditorium. Public concerts follow Saturday and Sunday at 8 p.m. free admission with tickets available through the school office to avoid lines. Soloists include Nancy Anne Staley soprano Mary Lou Moran contralto Thomas Wood tenor and Alfred Krekeler bass.
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Charles C. Taylor
Dublin
Ireland
London
Nancy Anne Staley
Mary Lou Moran
Thomas Wood
Alfred Krekeler
Ever Ready Club Meeting At Mamie Wright Home
The Ever Ready Club will meet at Mrs Mamie Wright 1203 Olga Street Thursday at 8 p m. Also a meeting for invited members at First Baptist Parsonage Thursday at 5 p m with Ella Hoover Patsy McDaniel Oph Elia Corbitt T N Johnson Lola Hart Ethel Hunter Ida Mae Lewis Dorothy Watkins Minnie Belle Isle Ed Mosely Frank Bright. Friday conference State Association of Student Councils meets at William Penn with about 100 students and teachers attending. Public program Friday 8 p m in School Auditorium with Charles F Carroll main address and welcomes by city and PTA leaders.
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First Baptist Parsonage
P.mf
Ella Hoover
Patsy McDaniel
Ophelia
Corbitt
T. N. Johnson
Lola Hart
Ethel ‘Hunter
Ida Mae Lewis
Dorothy
Watkins
Minnie Belle Isle
Ed Mosely
Frank Bright
State Association of Student Councils
Wm. Penn
O. E. Davis
S.E. Burford
Eva Pike
PTA
A. H. Anderson
State Teachers Association
John Ballard
William Penn Student Council
Chances Improving In Getting Hubby Census Declares
Washington reports better odds for single women finding husbands. Census data show 34 of 100 females over 14 were unmarried a century ago versus 19 of 160 last April. More men wed now, with 26 of 100 males over 14 bachelors at census time. Families shrink from 3.8 to 3.5.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Local Weather Holds Steady In High Point Forecast
The Friendship Weather Bureau notes light snow in western areas but High Point sees stable conditions with lows near 27 degrees and highs around 30. Tomorrow warms to near 60 after a 50 degree plus rise, with tonight near 27 and overall fair but cool conditions.
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Friendship Weather Bureau
High Point
Charlie
Lions host Dr Hugh Mauldin in Denton meeting
Denton Lions held a regular bi weekly session with guest speaker Dr Hugh Mauldin former district governor now counselor. Miss Sara Ivey Harrison a junior at Appalachian State Teachers College Boone is among 18 students named for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities in the next edition. Furman Bisher of The Atlanta Constitution visited Denton and Winston Salem to interview Wilmer Mizell and covered the Carolina Duke game. Mary Alice Ballew and other ACTC students spent Thanksgiving with relatives.
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The
Lions of
Denton
Hugh Mauldin
Sara Harrison
Sara Ivey Harrison
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
Howell Harrison
Wilkins
News of
Bobby Wilkins
Shreveport Sports
Re. Porter
Bobby
Bisher
Furman Bisher
Atlanta’ Constitution
Winston-Salem
Wilmer Mizell
Winston-Salem Cardinals
Camel City
C. Bisher
Clay Loftin
Alvin Misenheimer
Durham
Raleigh
Atlanta
Mary Alice Ballew
Hill
James Badgett
Frances Tysinger
Don Elliott
A.C.T.C
O. Bill Johnson
State College
Man Involved In Deaths Of Local People Sentenced
GAFFNEY, S.C. Former textile worker Gene White, 24, was sentenced to 30 months at hard labor in General Sessions Court for involuntary manslaughter in a two car crash that killed three people. A jury deliberated under two hours. White’s attorneys plan to appeal. Victims: Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Richardson of High Point N.C. and A. V. Barrett of Shelby, N.C.
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Gaffney
8. C
ULP
Gene White
General Sessions
White
Mathew Richardson
High Point
Neat
A. V. Barrett
Shelby
N.C
Ward family hosts Thanksgiving in Denton area
Mr and Mrs Hiram Ward and their young son from Washington DC spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs C L Ward near Denton. Ward recently left local law practice after about a year and now serves as an attorney with the National Production Authority.
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Denton
Hiram Ward
Small Son
Washington, D. C
C. L. Ward
Ward
National Production Authority
Service members in area return and promotions noted
PFC James H. Trivette returns to Elgin Air Force Base Florida after a 10 day visit with his mother Mrs D M Trivette. Cpl Leroy Dennis has returned from Korea and is assigned to Fort Jackson South Carolina on furlough. PFC David W Mullen son of Mr and Mrs W S Mullen promoted to corporal and serving with Third Infantry Division Medical Battalion in Korea. Clarence F Hayes of Green Street promoted from private first class to corporal and on duty with the 43rd Infantry Division in the American Zone of Germany.
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James H. Trivette
Elgin Air Force Base
Florida
D. M. Trivette
Smith Street
Elgin
Leroy Dennis
Korea
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Cross Street
David W. Mullen
Hansell Street
Mullen
English Street
Third Infantry Division
Clarence F., Hayes
Green Street
Hayes
43Rd Infantry Division
Germany
Fire Strikes at Home in Weymouth Mass
Retired fireman Joseph Poland was driving when fire apparatus sped by. He followed it to his own home where a blaze raged, prompting an emergency response as crews battled the flames.
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Weymouth
Mass
Joseph Poland
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