Pointer Henry Shavitz elected vice president at national Bnai Brith
Henry Shavitz of High Point son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Shavitz was elected first vice president of the National Aleph Zadik Aleph at its fall convention. A UNC Chapel Hill junior, he has led in Bnai Brith youth work and held offices at local state regional and district levels. He is active in Scout work Hillel and Pi Lambda Phi.
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WGH Pointer
Henry Shavitz
Samuel Shavitz
High Point
Aleph
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Henry
B'nai B'rith
Europe
N. C. Association of Jewish Youth
Pi Lambda Phi
CDA Chief Disagrees with Communism Doctrine
The CDA chief rejects diplomatic euphemism and insists on a direct stance against Communism. He asserts no compromise with communism and says the fight must occur in trade, economics, or war and be decisive wherever found.
Escaped Can Found Still In Barracks
Indiana state prison officials activated a three state alert for life term prisoner Joseph McGeorge 31 missing from his barracks bunk in Michigan City Ind Two and a half hours later the alarm was called off as he was found sleeping in another bed in the same barracks.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana
Joseph McGeorge
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Ann L Grifin 91
Mrs Ann Liza Grifin 91 widow of S L Grifin died at her daughter's home in High Point Route 2 after three years of declining health She was born August 7 1860 in Surry County and lived in Spring Hill 40 years She is survived by three daughters four sons 46 grandchildren and numerous great and great great grandchildren Funeral arrangements set for Spring Hill Methodist Church with interment in the church cemetery Also noted is the death of Julia A Smith 88 widow of Jacob F Smith who died at her home 805 Vall Street Born February 14 1863 in Bladen County she moved here 31 years ago She leaves one son A P Smith one daughter Mrs John Yates 12 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren Funeral services planned from First Congregational and Christian Church with interment at Gray's Chapel Church Cemetery
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Ann L. Griffin
Ann Liza Grifin
S. L. Grifin
J. McLean Cecil
High Point
Lexington Avenue
Surry County
Stephen and
Eliza
Chandler Vaughn
Spring Hill
Thomasville
J. W. Grifin
Winston-Salem
E. L. Grifin
J. F. Grifin
This City
Rooney Funeral Home
W. A. Smith
Spring Hill Methodist Church
James T. Bowman
Q. C. Loy
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Julia Smith
Julia A. Smith
Jacob F. Smith
Vall Street
Bladen County
N. C
Hugh and
Martha Armstrong
Montgomery County
Christian Church
First Congregational and Christian Church
Guy Veasey
J. Cy Reynolds
Ennis Street
Meatless Meat Vienna Opens Exhibit in Budapest
Hungarian newspapers report a Budapest exhibit showcases "meatless" meats made from vegetables and vitamin concentrates. The display highlights alternative protein sources and future food trends in the city.
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Vienna
Budapest
Hugh Mitchell Speaks to High Point Lions Club
Hugh T. Mitchell of Statesville addressed the High Point Lions Club at the Sheraton ballroom on Lionism from an international viewpoint. He noted Lions International now has 8,782 clubs and 417,615 members in 52 nations, marking its 34th birthday this month. He was given a key to the city by Lion President Arch Schech.
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Arch Schoch
High Point
Hugh T. Mitchell
Statesville
Lions International
The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
High Point Lions Club
Sheraton
International Association of Lions Clubs
Mitchell
Arch Schech
Amos Kearns
Dallas
Tex
Lion Mitchell
Lions Club
United Nations Assembly
San Francisco
Budgeting the Community Chest Building Costs and Salaries
W E Mitchell explains the expense side of agency budgets focusing on building operation and maintenance, salaries for professional staff, volunteer training, program equipment, and the role of national affiliations in securing expert advice and trained personnel for community agencies.
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Boys Club
Boy Scout Movement
Thomasville Area School Opens Sunday Night Sessions
The Thomasville area training school begins Sunday night at Memorial Methodist Church with nightly 7 30 sessions through Thursday. Courses include Teaching Children Christian Beliefs and Christian Evangelism taught by Rev W Arthur Kale and Rev J Claud Evans. Open to public. participants include local church committees and Methodist Youth Fellowship leaders from multiple area churches.
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Thomasville
Memorial Methodist Church
W. Arthur Kale
High Point
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
J. Claud Evans
Clemon
S. C
Clemson Methodist Church
Clemson College
South Carolina
Methodist Youth Fellowship
J. Elwood Carroll
Hickory
First Methodist Church
Pennsylvania
Presbyterians Convene Regional Meeting in Greensboro
About 3000 Presbyterian men from North Carolina and Virginia open a three day regional meeting in Greensboro. Delegates from the Presbyterian Church of the United States will hear an address tonight by Sen. James H. Duff of Pennsylvania, introduced by Governor W Kerr Scott of North Carolina.
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Greensborop
North Carolina
Virginia
Presbyterian Church of the United States
James H. Duff R.pa
Duff
Pennsylvania
W. Kerr Scatt
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High Point's Finest
Ronald Coleman
Celeste Holm
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LEO Mart
Lolior
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High Point Laundry, Inc
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Community Chest
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Community Chest Budget Committee
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