Wesley Memorial Education Board Meets Tonight
The Wesley Memorial Methodist church Education Board convenes in the director's office at 5 p.m. followed by a fellowship supper in Wesley hall at 6. Officers, class presidents, teachers and substitutes should attend the supper to hear final crusade plans for the church school year. Reverend Paul Hardin Jr. will speak, with chapel choir rehearsal after the fellowship hour and additional rehearsals for carillon and chancel choirs later in the week.
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Board of Christian
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Wesley Hall
Church
Paul Hardin, Jr
Chapel
Carillon
Chancel
Community Council Set To Meet Friday In Thomasville
Thomasville officials announce an executive committee session at 4:30 PM Friday at city hall to review the West Point national community conference report brought back by president Chas F Leek. Attendees include George H Arnold and multiple committee chairs to plan use of conference information for local development.
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Thomasville
Communityee Council
Chas. F. Leek
West Point
N. Y
George H. Arnold
Atlantic Coast Line to Resume Hearing on Trains 48 and 49
The State Utilities Commission will resume hearing on October 15 regarding Atlantic Coast Line Railroad’s request to discontinue trains 48 and 49 between Wilmington, North Carolina, and Norfolk, Virginia.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
Atlantic Cost Line Railroad
Wilmington
Norfolk, Va
Community groups mobilize as city stories unfold
News notes from the colored community report a Community Chest kickoff with donations from the Red Feather man, upcoming meetings of Odd Fellows and Jubilee Singers, and events at Leonard Street School including Fire Prevention Week activities and a talent program at Temple Memorial Baptist Church. Attendees include Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Whitaker, Mrs. Summons, and Mrs. Rivers. Mrs. Sum m ons is general chairwoman.
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Kampa
Red Feather
United Order of Odd Fellows
Hoover Chapel
Grand Jubilee Singers
Winston Will
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Leonard Street
Holmes
Whitaker
Summons
Boyd
Rivers
Waix
Jerusalem
John
Truman
Laral Bennett
Matthews
Stall
Curry
A. Spreight
Whitted
Ola Mae Foster
Helen Stewart
Dorothy Lipscomb
Bailey
T. 5. Bennett
Essie Bethea
Marie Stivers
Paul E. Allen 46 Dies in Winston-Salem
Paul Eugene Allen 46 a Springfield resident died at Baptist hospital Winston-Salem shortly after 1 am after illness in hospital here. Born March 1 1901 in Davie county he worked 16 years as an automobile mechanic at Sheppard Motor. Funeral at Springfield Meeting House Wednesday at 4 with viewing at 3. Interment Springfield cemetery. Surviving wife daughter Paula Jean and six brothers and six sisters.
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Paul Eugene Allen
Springfield
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mr. al
Davie County
Mocksville
T. F
Louella Starr Allen
Havannah Pendry
Sheppard Motor Company
Milton Hadley
Springfield Cemetery
Paula Jean
C. F
C. S
C. L
Duke Freshmen Elect Patricia Ann Conrad President
Patricia Ann Conrad of High Point was elected president of the Duke University freshman class at a regular freshman assembly. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A Bruce Conrad of 916 Rotary Drive and graduated from High Point High School in 1947.
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Durham
Duke University
Patricia Ann Conrad
High Point
Conrad
A. Bruce Conrad
Rotary Drive
High Point High Scool
Freshman Election At Wake Forest
Fourteen candidates compete for three student offices in a Wake Forest freshman election to be held Wednesday afternoon in the student center. Five seek the presidency: Jim B. Alexander Greensboro Beverly Barge Durham Edgar Christman Jacksonville Fla Bob Mauney Richfield and Ray Jones Kinston. Five vie for the vice presidency: Doyle Redsole Fayetteville Dave Clark Greenville Dwight Early Fayetteville Eddy Tinsley High Point Paul Williams Lexington Raymond Stone Louisburg.
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Wake Forest
Jim B. Alexander
Greensboro
Beverly Barge
Durham
Edgar Christman
Jacksonville
Fla
Bob Mauney
Richfield
Ray Jones
Kinston
Doyle Redsole
Fayetteville
Dave Clark
Greenville
Dwight Early
Brotherhood Of First Reformed To Hear Joe Boyd
The Brotherhood of First Evangelical and Reformed church meets in the recreation hall Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Joseph D Boyd pastor of Central Christian church will speak on Communism. After a brief business session refreshments will be served. Public is invited by the officers to attend the talk.
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Brotherhood of
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Joseph D. Boyd
Central Christian Church
Brotherhood
Boyd
Hampton Institute cadets receive commissions and veterans visit
William A Rhue of Lillington Thomas F Newsome Jr of Rich Square and Philip W Dashiell of Fruitland Md, Hampton Institute students, receive R O IT C commissions Lieut Philip Dashiell 2n Lieut Midget Parker Staff Sgt W E Merritt Jr Thomas Newsome Jr and William Rhue 1st Sgt William Thompson Also Kenneth Eury son of Mrs Odessa Eury is discharged from the Navy and at home 407 Meredith St HERE FROM NAVY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Rhue
Lillington
Thomas F. Newsome, Jr
Rich Square
N. C
Philip Washiell
Fruitland
Hampton A
W. E. Merritt
Hampton Institute
Institute
Philip Dashiell
Midget Parker
W. E. Merritt, Jr
Thomas Newsome, Jr
William Rhue
William Thompson
NAVY
Kenneth Eury
Odessa Eury
Meredith St
Cemetery opens space for WWII veterans’ home burials
Cemetery Here Offers Space For War Dead reports completion of plan to inter repatriated World War II remains in families home localities with no expense to kin. Taylor M. Simpson cites National Cemetery Association resolution allowing private or religious cemeteries for interment, supplementing $75 federal burial aid. Local cemetery prepared a reserved section for returning war dead, with American Legion and VFW involvement expected.
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Floral Garden Park
Taylor M. Simpson
The
Cemetery Corporation
Simpson
National Cemetery Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
Amonee and Friends
Nationametery Association
United States
Lion
American Legion
VFW
Wesleyan Guild Hears Reports At Church Social
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Wesley Memorial Church met in the assembly room with Mrs. Helen Dorsett presiding. Miss Louise Hatch led the program and Miss Eleanor Young outlined plans to expand the guild through triple membership and triple service. Hostesses invited all to Wesley Hall for cake and coffee afterward.
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Wesleyan Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
Wesley Memorial Church
Helen Dorsett
Fred Ingram
Louise Hatch
Miss Hatch
Grace Methodist Church
Eleanor Young
Wesley Hall
J. E. Horney
J. L. Rothrock
J. P. Harris
Jack Rivers
Frankie Craven
Unity Nash
Farish Brother of Mrs. Sizemore Dies in Missouri
Mrs. Frank J. Sizemore learns from St. Joseph Missouri of the death of her brother Charles B. Farish a retired wholesale mercantile operator. He died at his home in St. Joseph Sunday night a former Winston Salem resident. Funeral set for today in St. Joseph.
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Frank J. Sizemore
St. Joseph
Charles B. Farish
Farish
Winston-Salem
Thomasville Defers Fire Truck Purchase in Council Session
The Thomasville City Council deferred final decision on buying an extra fire truck to the October 20 meeting. The fire truck committee, expanded to include Councilman Arthur Black, will decide tank size between 750 and 1000 gallons after consulting three manufacturers. Mayor English proposed twice monthly sessions to handle city business more efficiently.
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Thomasville
Huntsfork Creek
Arthur Black
Clyde Smith
Co. L. White, Sr
R. M. Cooksey
Hitch Tn
White
Smith
N. C. English
English
Harry Finch
Walter W. Rapp
T. F. Johnson
Weldon to Speak at Burgess Memorial Chapel Broadcast
The midweek chapel program will be broadcast from Burgess Memorial chapel First Methodist church Wednesday at 8 30 over station FR Minister Weldon will speak on The Annual Conference Speaks The church choir directed by Miss Dorothy Hoskins will provide songs with Mrs T E Strickland at the organ
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Burgess Memorial Chapel
First Methodist Church
Wilson
Polio Closes School In Charlotte After Fifth Case
Glenwood school sixth graders begin a two week holiday after Charlotte reports fifth infantile paralysis case of the year. Eleven year old Edwin Phillips is taken to North Carolina Orthopaedic hospital in Gastonia for treatment.
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Charlotte
Glenwood
Edwin Phillips
North Carolina
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An old advertisement claims Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root treats nighttime urges and backache from minor kidney disorders. It touts 16 herbs and a fast effect, urging readers to write for a free trial or buy at a drugstore.
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Kilmer
Dept. D. Kilmer & Co., Inc
Stamford
Conn
Lions Club meets with Mormon quartet in Thomasville
Thomasville Lions Club luncheon features music by the Utah Centennial quartet of the Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints. John and Norris Perry lead the program with four male singers and a pianist. New member Bill Batson welcomed. annual Ladies Night planned for Oct 27. ticket sales for the North Wilkesboro at Omasville High game discussed. guests include R C Jenkins and N B Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Utah
Church of Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Mormon
Thomasville Lions Club
Woman's Club
Caroline
John
Norris Perry
R. L. McDonald
Linville Rothrock
American Legion
Thomasville Lions
Omasville
North Wilkesboro
Lions
Finchfield
John Carter
Dave Hinkle
Fred Ferguson
A. C. Jackson
Bill Batson
R. C. Jenkins
N. B. Wiley
Sherman B. Laws
Jimmy
Harry Brown Finch
Eye structure of open-eyed snakes explained
Snakes lack eyelids and keep eyes permanently open. A transparent coating protects the eyeball from dust and debris, allowing continuous visibility.
Restaurants In Thomasville Back Food Rules Adherence
Thomasville cafes and eateries agree to implement Truman era food rules starting today. A meeting at Peace's restaurant with ten or more owners produced a unanimous pledge to comply. Menus will omit eggs and chicken on Thursdays and restrict meat, with schools cafeterias also joining the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Truman
Peace
Brotherhood To Meet At Lutheran Church
The Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood will hold its monthly supper at 6 30 Wed night in the church basement. Delegates to the state convention in Salisbury will be chosen.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood
Salisbury
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Janet Ames
Wes
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Worris
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Rial
WEST
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Tom Drake
Beverly Tyler
Carolina
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Inez Cooper
Temple Memorial Baptist Church
James Gray
J. C. Nixon
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Ladies Auxiliary
Mary Eiliott
T. S. Bennett
Eastern Star
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Jare
Merritt, Jr
William H. Thompson
Chicago, Ill
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Newport News
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Paul E. Allen
Miss Conrad
Duke Freshmen
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Brotherhood of First Reformed
Joe Boyd
Frank Sizemore
Thomasville City
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Lynchburg
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N. Wrenn St
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