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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1950

Page

13

Community groups share in city picnic and club notices

Local manufacturers host a park picnic with games and barbecue for employees and families. Various church and club meetings are listed including YWCA programs, Daughters of Dorcas, Citizens League, and revival events. notable honor for Mrs Coltrane as oldest community member with many descendants.

Dallas Company Charles Whitaker Edward Moseley Y’ Beberette Club Y’s Gay Club M. H. Blackburn Bible Teachers Drive H. T. Starr YWCA Business and Professional Girls Club Acme Club Lula Coltrane Mary Holt Trinity Nealie Gray Della Steele Coltrane Citizens League Pearson Memorial Church East Washington Street Wesleyan Service Guild Brooks Memorial Church Trude Saulter Temple Memorial Baptist Church F. R. Mason J. B. Jones Deborah Naomi Ruth Mary Esther Samaria Martha Charlotte Hawkin Brown Mary McLeod Bethune Nannie Borough Mason Temple Memorial Eastern Star Gardenia Elks WSCS St. Mark Church Ethel Ballinger Hay Street Janie Brower Underhill Street Ola Gordon Fieldstone Ida Alma _ Lindsay Downing Street Emmanuel Baptist N. A. Mason Buffalo N. Y P.C. of St Stephen Brooks Memorial Choir Mt. Vernon Baptist Church Willing Workers Club Flora Brewer Leonard Street North Carolina South Carolina All-Stars Finch Field High Red Sox United Ushers Choir Calvary Baptist Church The Smiling Four of Winston- Salem Mr. Olive Gospel Singers Heavenly Gospel Singers

Natives of War Okinawa Struggles to Rebuild After Battle

Okinawa’s 557,000 residents face a devastated economy and ruined land. Prices on the black market soar while essential goods stay scarce. Health care is thin and crowded homes share beds amid poverty and disease. Recovery hinges on CARE aid, land reclamation, and US-led rehabilitation efforts to restore food, industry, and dignity.

Okinawa Japan Naha United States Koza General Hospital Health and Welfare Department

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