Presbyterian Auxiliary and Synod Open 31st Annual Meeting
The Presbyterian Auxiliary of the North Carolina Synod opens its 31st annual meeting tonight at 7 30 at the First Presbyterian Church, with Rev John R Williams of Spartanburg S C delivering the opening address The event runs through Thursday noon and includes reports by officers and multiple guest speakers on evangelism Christian teaching home church support and other topics.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Synod
John R. Williams
Spartanburg S. C
Firsterian
Woman's Auxiliary
Erian Synod of
North Carolina
Charles Barrier
O. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
Ralph Holt
Burlington
Orange
Haddon Kirk
Winston-Salem
Co. T. Ingram
High Point
E. C. Heins, Jr
Sanford
Heins
Louise Clanton
Charlotte
Dan King
W. C. Pressly
Raleigh
Mary Bright
Elizabeth City
E. E. Gillespie
Presbyterian
John H. Fairly
Richmond
Presbyterian Publications
Presbyterian Synodical
B. R. Lacy, Jr
Lt. V S White Awarded Medal and Oak Leaves
First Lieutenant Virgil V. White, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. White, missing in action since April 11, 1943, has been awarded the Air Medal and an Oak Leaf Cluster for shooting down two Junkers German air transports in the North African theatre. Citations were sent to Mrs. White by Maj. Charles J. Himes Jr. on behalf of Lt. General Spaatz. The second German plane was downed on April 11, the date he went missing.
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Virgil &. White
H. H. White
Lt. White
White
Charles J. Himes, Jr
Spaatz
Leonard Fails to Post Prices Under $500 Bond
Leonard, a local dry cleaner, charged with failing to file price lists with the rationing board for March 1942. John Jones, head clerk of the local board, says Leonard did not file. Trial set in Greensboro federal district court in December after a preliminary hearing conducted by W. S. Lyons, federal commissioner.
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P. Leonard
Art
John Jones
Leonard
Greensboro
Federal District Court
W. S. Lyons
Grover Jones Presides Church Meeting in Greensboro
Greensboro October 19 The Piedmont Baptist Association with 55 churches and 17 000 members will meet at First Baptist Church Greensboro Thursday at 9 30 a m with Moderator Grover H Jones of High Point presiding Reports cover missions Christian education Bible department hospital orphanage literature and religious conferences in morning and afternoon sessions Obituaries and social service topics also listed Evening program includes final speakers
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Greensboro
Piedmont Baptist Association
Guilford
Rockingham
First Baptist Church
This City
Grover H. Jones
Jones
High Point
J. H. Smith
Wilson Woodcock
M. H. Kendall
Mars Hill College
Woodcock
R. R. Jackson
Smith Hagaman
Winston-Salem
Julian S. Hopkins
J. G. Greer
Mills Home
Thomasville
G. G. Lanier
Reidsville
B. C. Lamb
W. 'S Missionary Society
Miss Hoge
J. B. Clifton
Will ' Conveiedts
C. S. Hoge
Mabel Starnes
Hipic Club Meets Ambny Tonight at 7 30
The Hipic Club will meet in the YMCA lobby at 7 30 to hear a discussion led by Harry Bell on Foremanship and to select delegates for the Young Men's conference in Kan napolis next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hipic Club
Y.M.C.A
Harry Bell
Kannapolis
Early War Chest Drive Reports Encouraging From High Point
Early reports from the United War Chest campaign show promising progress in High Point with $107 200 target and Greek ancestry donors tripling their prior giving. Campaign chairman Amos R Kearns notes strong civic spirit and division leaders including W L Stewart and Grady Goldston progressing toward goals as teams plan a 4 30 p m meeting at United War Chest headquarters 106 College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United War Chest
Amos R. Kearns
Kearns
Tion
W. L. Stewart
Laurance Ingram
R. R. Blackburn
Lee Schaner
Grady Goldston
Hedgecock
J. A. Lindsay
Wray Ward
Herbert L. Mitchel
Southern Furn. Co
College Street
Mercury A C Ladies Night Set for November 5
Mercury Athletic Club announces its annual ladies night at the Sheraton hotel on Friday November 5. Program chairman J R Steele, acting president, said complete plans will be revealed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury Athletic Club
Sheraton Hotel
J. R. Steele
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J. L. Fairly
W. E. Price
E. S. Currie
B. R. Lacy
Union Seminary
Defense Service
Tully Blair
Synod’s
Presbyterie
O. C
Home Mission Emergency Campaign
J. W. Wither
Lexington
Tce
Paint & Repair Now
Figer Brand
Parker - Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
Uby
S. Main ST
Wood - Armfield Furniture CO
South Main
Hamilton - Boone Lumber Company
ICE Delivery
West Broad Street
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N. Y
Pepsi-Cola Rottling Co
Winston-Salem, N
V.S. White
City Fuel CO
Park St
N. Main St
Phony
Nat Walker Ryes
Walgreen
Studebaker
Ee Mtl
MLL
Lewis
East High Street
Grover Jones
Am Ny
Melvin Hayes
E. R. Davis
L. H. Warren
T. H. Harper
Armour & Co
E. C. Dillon & Co
Kester Machine Co
Ed. A. Kline
Chas. E. Hayes
Traditional Furn. & Rug Co
Wolfe & Crane
Cecil L. Eaton
Bass
Logan Chitwood
Pollock's Roe Store
Betty Lou Shop
Sears- Roebuck
J. C. Penny Co
Wool- Bant' Goodyear
Firestone
Bird’s
Holly Shop
Kinney Shoe Store
McLellan's
Smart and Thrifty
Williard’s
Donald Clothne
Merit Shoe Store
Charles
Mercury A.C
Handy &l
SEARS
Tonigat
J. ©. Hedrick
Gov
C. W. Cecil
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N. Main
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