Trinity School News Highlights 1952 53 Activities
The 1952 53 Trinity School year opens with a reorganized 4 H Club led by Mrs. Luck and Mrs. Tyson. Officers include Mae Lee France president and Edna Mae Robertson treasurer. Student Council names Leo Holland president and Rachel Ann Steele vice president. Fire prevention week and a City Halloween Party are scheduled with multiple committees and community groups coordinating events.
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Trinity School
R. V. Luck
M. B. Tyson
Mae Lee France
Mary Frances Smith
Rachel Ann Steele
Edna Mae Robertson
A. J. Gibson
Jean Goss
C. M. Mayfield
Luck
Leo Holland
Bessie Johnson
R. F. Luck
Co. M. Mayfield
M. H. Johnson
M B. Tyson
Joyce Gray
Iris Kearns
Illiam McCoy
Carolyn Robertson
Richard Payne
Billy Jo Skeens
Dorothy Johnson
Thomas Brown
Gleneva Gibson
Rebecca Gray
Clarence France
Grace Goss
Fay Brannon
Monroe Spencer
James Ewings
Robert Mills
Raleigh Thigpen
Harry Lee Davis
Mary Smith
Mr. Luck
Johnson
Mrs. Mayfield
Mrs Freeman Wins 1952 Chevrolet in Stanley Lucky Draw
Lilie Freeman of 102 Sunset Avenue is shown beside her 1952 Chevrolet won in a Stanley Products lucky number contest. She earned the chance after winning a prior game at a neighbor’s party hosted by Mrs. C. N. Gill. The car was delivered this weekend after she rediscovered her ticket and was notified two months ago. she has prior victories in war bonds, turkeys, and similar prizes.
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R. H
Lilie) Freeman
Sunset Avenue
Stanley Products
Freeman
Lascille Swain
Thomasville
Winston- Salem, Area
Negro Youth Center Opening Night Planned
A Negro Youth Center will open tomorrow night at the Negro Catholic School from 7 30 to 10 o clock. The City Parks and Recreation Department lists activities such as square dancing jitterbug and round dancing table games ping pong and a talent program. Open to boys and girls aged 14 to 19 with a 25 cent registration fee.
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Negro Catholic School
City Parks and Recreation Department
Family Night speakers and church service announced
Annual Family Night Sunday at 7 30 features Dr J J Wilson as guest speaker. Rev M R Mingo to preach at Trueway Holiness Church Friday at 8 pm. William Penn Tigers travel to Thomasville Thursday to face Church Street Yellow Jackets in a 8 pm kickoff.
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J. J. Wilson
Mingo
M. R. Mingo
Trueway Holiness Church
PENN
Twille
William Penn Tigers
Church Street Yellow Jackets
Thomasville
Flora Weavil dies in Winston-Salem at 74
Mrs Flora Elizabeth Green Weavil 74 widow of Lewis Sherman Weavil and longtime Davidson County resident died at Brewer Nursing Home Winston-Salem after an extended illness. She was born September 27 1878. survived by son Arthur F Weavil sister Mrs Neal Reid and brother John W Green. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Canaan Methodist Church with burial at the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Flora Elizabeth Green Weavil
Lewis Sherman Weail
Winston-Salem
Brewer
Davidson County
Benjamin Franklin
Phoebe Collett Green
Arthur F. Weavil
Neal Reid
John W. Green
Route 5
Canaan
Recreation Series Opens Tomorrow at William Penn High
The Negro Adult Recreation Program starts tomorrow night at William Penn High School from 7 30 to 9 30 inhibitor Thursday nights. Sponsored by the City Parks and Recreation Department and the Alpha Arts Club the program invites participation in arts and crafts a community chorus and basketball for boys and men 16 and older not including high school students.
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William Penn High School
City Parks and Recreation Department
Alpha Arts Club
Firemen quell kerosene blaze at South Main Street home
Firemen were called at 7 20 am to extinguish a kerosene fire in a sitting room at 1233 South Main Street started when the occupant tried to ignite a fire with kerosene and coal stove embers. The fire stayed confined to the room.
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South Main Street
East Broad Street
West Ward Street
Highland Motor Company
North Main Street
Wrong Man Detains 14-Year-Old Over Stolen Car
A 14-year-old boy was taken to juvenile authorities after asking the wrong man to push his car in Omaha. State safety patrolman W. R. Piercy identified the vehicle as stolen, ending the emergency.
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Omaha
W. R. Piercy
Man Unhurt After Vehicle Strikes Mailbox and Fence
Harold Smith's car veered off a Kentucky highway hitting a mailbox a road marker a telephone pole and two fence posts. The crash torn 20 feet of fence and 150 feet of adjacent farmland. Smith received no injuries.
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Maysville
Harold Smith
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