Community church notices and club meetings listed
Usher Chorus will sing at Mt Olive Baptist Church at 3 p m today. Guiding Light Chapter 7 meets Monday at 7 30 p m at Odd Fellows Hall. Willing Workers meet Thursday at 7 45 p m at the church. Mrs Willie Anne Sellers home from High Point Memorial Hospital after surgery. Mrs Eva Aline Bass of Jamestown dies at High Point Memorial Hospital. Funeral today at 2 30 p m Hairlip Chapel. City Missionary Union meets 3 p m at Calvary Baptist Church. Junior Usher Board meets 3 p m at 310 Bynum St. Wisteria Garden Club meets. fall decor, plant gifts. Say It With Music program at St Stephens AME Zion Church tonight 8 p m. Week of Prayer and Self Denial service Tue 7 30 p m with guest Frances Eshelman. Yadnam Civic Club worship today Emmanuel Baptist Church. Beauticians Club meets Mon 11 a m at 219 Woodbury St. St Matthew CME Church music clinic runs through Oct 29 led by Dr C D Newbern. Zeta Phi Beta new members initiated. PTA meets Tue at Boundary Street School 8 p m. Industrial Social and Savings Club meets Tue 7 p m at 801 Redding St. Rev Davis of Kingsport Tenn to preach at St Matthews Holiness Church today 3 p m. Gospel Train will be at Mars Hill Holy Church Sunday 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline Bass
Eva Aline Bass
Jamestown
High Point Memorial Hospital
Guilford County
James L. Bass
Emma Doster
Bettie Bruton
High Point
James Raper
Conn
Hairlip
P.B. Bennett
Mt. Carmel
Deacon George Brown Honored by Second Presbyterian Trustees
The trustees of Second Presbyterian Church honored deacon George Brown at a dinner meeting at the church on Thursday night. He was cited for his influential leadership in the church and its recent building program. The honoree received a token of appreciation from T. S. Bennett with Dr. J. C. Morgan as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
George Brown
Deacon Brown
T. S. Bennett
J. C. Morgan
Cora Robinson
Thural Ingram
Jehovah's Witness Delegation Attends Three Day Belmont Convention
A 21 delegate group from the South east Unit of Jehovah's Witnesses will attend a three day convention in Belmont from October 27 to 29. Led by Mr. Gholeston of the High Point congregation, sessions will offer practical Bible teaching methods and daily living applications. Nearly 700 attendees are expected, including delegates from 16 cities in Western North Carolina, with the theme Assist One Another to Do God's Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gholeston
High Point
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Belmont
North Carolina
William Penn Notebook Homecoming Crowns Miss Homecoming
Gloria Parker reports Penn's 1961 Homecoming week with a run off vote for Miss Homecoming Artmishia Ewings wins after a Tuesday poll. The parade theme Peace through an Educated Democracy features top floats from A J Griffin Junior High. Penn seniors elect officers and a new French Club council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Parker
Penn
Artmishia Ewings
Brenda Robbins
Artmishia
A. J. Griffin Junior High School
Reidsville
Charles Conway Vows Are Spoken In Double Ring Ceremony
Charles Conway and Miss Barbara Jean Charles wed in a Brooks Memorial Church ceremony in High Point on September 30. The groom is of Washington D C. the bride is the daughter of Louise Charles and the late Willis Charles. Rev W S McLeod officiated as green foliage and white Chrysanthemums decorated the chancel. The bride wore a white Latin Brocade ballerina dress with bell skirt and satin brocade bandeau veil. Attendants included matron of honor Elaine Goss and bridemaids Vivian Capel Harris and Doris Lewis in emerald gowns. Best man was James Herring. ushers J H Williams and Allen Goss. Music featured Helen G Cole and soloists. A reception followed in the church social room with a three-tier cake and punch bowl. Out of town guests included Anna M Watterson Faith Conway and Jessie Muse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Memorial Church
High Point
Barbara Jean Charles
Louise Charles
Willis Charles
Jasper Conway
Washington, D. C
W. S. McLeod
Ross L. Moffitt
Robin Moffitt
James Herring
J. H. Williams
Allen Goss
Helen G. Cole
Fred Dixon
Campe H. Friende
Minnie Bell Gilmore
Anna M. Watterson
Faith Conway
Swellis Muse
Jessie Muse
Hazel Richards
Annice Howard
Pittsburgh, Pa
What Makes Rain Fall What Makes Rain Fall
Scientists organize a national task force in Boulder Colorado to study weather triggers and long range climate changes. The National Institute for Atmospheric Research aims to understand why rainfall drought sunny weather hurricanes and tornadoes occur and how to forecast and potentially influence them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institute For Atmospheric Research
Boulder
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Walter Orr Roberts
Institute
Also Mentioned on This Page
Usher Chorus
United Usher Chorus
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
OES
Guiding Light
Odd Fellows Hall
Mt. Vernon
Willie Anne Sellers
Elizabeth St
First Baptist Church
Otis Durant
Bynum St
Garden Club
Wisteria Garden Club
Morris Phifer
Hattie Guinyard
Oliver Boyd
Roosevelt Scott
East St
Friendship
Heavenly Gospel Singers
Friendship Baptist Church
Estelle Easter
Happy Variety Garden Club
Nannie L. Burns
Radford
St. Stephens Ame Zion Church
Brooks
Frances Eshelman
Woman's Division of Christian Service
New York City
A. L. Dixon
A. P. McLeod
Yadnam Civic Club
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Beauticians Meeting
Beauticians Club
Robert Boyd
Woodbury St
Ruth Little
St. Matthew
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
CME
Dr. Newbern
Zetas Initiate
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
Mary Harriss
Ernestine Foster
Ida Parker
Lucille Barrett
Pearl Ross
Hilltop Street
PTA
Boundary Street
Industrial Social and Savings Club
Susie Moffitt
Redding St
ST. Matthews
Davis
Kingsport, Tenn
St. Matthews Holiness Church
Meredith Street
Mars Hill
Jehovah's Witness
William Penn Notebook
Melvin Eaves
Jefferson Blackburn
Evelyn Jenkins
Nancy Hope
Mattie Kittrell
Mary Stewart
James Clark
Charles Conway
Mother
Valet
America
N. Main ST
Valetone
Science
Cooperative the Institute
National Cooperative Laboratory
National Science Foundation
U.S
Roberts
University of Colorado
Seaboard
TZ Tuly Finance Company
W. Washington St
Callahan Oil CO
E. Homestead Ave
Burtner Furniture CO
E. Green St
N. C
ESTAB
S. Elm St
Greensboro
Marter
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