Army Killed in Action Pfc Floyd W Dale 21 in France
Pfc Floyd W Dale 21 was killed in action July 30 while serving in France. He was a first gunner with the 385th Infantry Company G and had training at Camp Robinson and Camp McCoy before going overseas on April 26. Before enlistment January 15 1945 he worked at Puritan Finishing Burlingtion.
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Floyd W. Dale
France
Mary E. Dale
Route 4
High Point
Dale
385Th Infantry
Joseph T. Robinson
Little Rock
Ark
Camp McCoy
Wis
Armed Forces
Puritan Finishing Plant
Burlington
News of Colored People Provisional committees and clubs meet
The Y W C A provisional committee meets at St Mark Church Monday at 5 p m. Winston-Salem Teachers College club gathers Saturday 8130 p m with Miss Cora Lee Inson. Senior Choir of St Stephens M E Zion church rehearse at 8 p m at 1202 Rivette. Memorial meets Brotherhood of Brooks Metal met Tuesday at 8 p m. Joint clubs entertained hosts at First Baptist Church and St Mark Church for Daughters of Dorcas gathering with Rev Elliott and guests. Birth announced for son Charles Davis born August 25 at Point hospital. Program at St Mark Methodist Church observed with Sunday School groups from Cherry Street Presbyterian and St Matthew s C M E church.
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Winston-Salem Teachers College Club
Cora Lee Inson
North Street
T. S. College Club
Victor Blackburn
Crawford Street
Daughters of Dorcas
First Baptist Church
No. 1
St. Mark Weeks
W. F. Elliott
Rebecca Anderson
Pittsburg
Rebecca Johnson
Alma Davidson
Statesville
W. W. Hoover
Kirby
Elliott
S. W. Barnhill
H. M. Kirkpatrick
L. B. Haizlip
Ker
G. W. McCorkle
Frank Davis
Charles One
Point Hospital
Demobilization Plans Show Slow Army Reversion
Washington reports demobilization will be gradual with army and navy downsizing on an individual basis. A point system prioritizes dependents and duty, while the navy aims for continuance of some drafts after Germany’s fall. Proposals include a merged defense department and universal service with postwar reorganizations and training changes.
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Washngton
Int
Germany
Japan
War and Navy Departments
Department of National Defense
Office of War Information
Elmer Davis
Faculty List at Thomasville Is Now Complete
Thomasville district announces all school vacancies filled except for three Mills Home teachers. The released list includes Main Street School staff led by Principal W.8. Horton with numerous instructors such as Miss Lillian Yow Miss Sallie J. Bond Miss Agnes Herndon and others under Superintendent George H. Arnold. The note specifies full staffing except for Mills Home.
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Thomasville
George H. Arnold
Mills
Arnold
Main Street
W. 8. Horton
Lillian Yow
Sallie J. Bond
Agnes Herndon
Mary Lillian Haynes
Clara Harrison
Barbara Weir
Clarisse Rose
Frances Tabor
Laura Neece
Eva Holder
E. C. Burris
Kathrynn Dillard
D. J. Mando
Louise Johnston
T. J. Covington
Vera Dixon
Julia Davis
Naomi Howie
Jean Simpson
Marian Brower Honored At Birthday Party
A birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Herman Nelson at 222 Underhill Avenue honored Marian Brower on her 12th birthday. Guests included Betty Bynum Peggy Bynum Dianne Brower Calvin Brower Frank Hunter Wanda Hunter and others from Washington DC and local families.
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Marian Brower
Herman Nelson
Underhill Avennue
Betty Bynum
Peggy Bynum
Dianne Brower
Calvin Brower
Frank Hunter
Wanda Hunter
Truman Bennett
Lara Bennett
James McNeil
Robbie Black
Goler Lander
Ferman ‘Torrence
Lovette Halsey
George Brower, Jr
Alvin Brown
Ronald Brown
Willette Brown
Jeannette Brown
Washington, D. C
Charlie Legrand
Glenn Chavis
Sandra Chavis
Marian
Farewell Sermon to Be Proclaimed by Ruth at First Pilgrim
Retiring pastor Rev C L Ruth of the First Pilgrim Holiness church will give a farewell sermon Sunday at 11 am. Incoming pastor Rev J A Grout will preach Sunday evening at 7 30 as the Pilgrims conference meets in Kernersville. Ruth chosen as Bible school field secretary canvassing North Carolina. He recently moved to Archdale and will reside there unless districts expand.
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C. L. Ruth
First
Pilgrim Holiness Church
J. A. Grout
Kernersville
Bible School
Dunlap Springs
Archdale
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