Burbank Garden Club Fall Meeting and Club Activities
The Burbank Garden club schedules a fall meeting with Mrs A W Klemmée at 630 Parkway and Mrs D H Parsons as program leader. A series of bridge and rock parties for club members begins at Emerywood Country club at 3 pm. The High Point Graduate Nurses club meets at the YWCA. The Eastern Star chapter 106 meets at the Masonic Temple with a revised start time. Announcement of a daughter Jewel Marie born to Mr. and Mrs. D W Jennings at 1000 Gurley Street, September 8.
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Burbank
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Annie Robbins
B. E. Mendenhall, Jr
Frank Robbins
Emerywood Country Club
D. W. Jennings
Gurley Street
Jewel Marie
Church Socials and Bible Classes Bulletin
Local church groups announce meetings for Fidelis class Mabel Bullard circle Green Street Baptist Philathea class Green Tree and Mary Jones Bible class Archdale M E Church Woman's Bible class with dates and host homes. Members urged to attend and officers to be elected.
Marian Martin Pattern You Can Sew This Yourself
Marian Martin Pattern 9121 touts a dated tomorrow look with two jabots and lace trim. Pattern sizes 16 18 20 34 36 38 40 42 44. fabric and lace yardage listed. order by mail with 15 cents per pattern. The Fall Winter 1960 pattern book offer priced at 25 cents for the book and pattern package.
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Marian Martin
Daughters of America Meet for Degrees Thursday Night
Washington Council No 4 Daughters of America will meet in their hall Thursday at 7:30 PM for degrees work. All members urged to attend. Announcement of birth of a son Bobbie Clayton to Mr and Mrs W T Joiner on September 5 at 501 Tate Street.
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Daughters OF America
Washington Council No. 4
Chamber of Commerce Sued for 690 Dollar Note
Gurney P. Hood commissioner of banks and Clyde Jones liqui dating agent sue High Point Chamber of Commerce to recover 690 on a promissory note. Co defendants include F Logan Porter B McEwen F J Sizemore W B Hall R K Young and Dr J T Burrus as guarantors. Sizemore says indorsers have enough deposits and dividends to cover the debt.
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Gurney P. Hood
Clyde Jones
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
High Point Chamber of Commerce
F. Logan Porter
Chamber of Commerce
B. McEwen
F. J. Sizemore
W. B. Hall
R. K. Young
J. T. Burrus
Local residents return home after visits and moves
About People Miss Jessie Best returns to Thomasville after a week with Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Smith at 606 Ridgcrest Drive. Miss Maude Reynolds of Clinton N C visits Deligny at 436 North Wrenn Street. Mrs. E B Hopkins returns to Sumter C after a week in the city and Greensboro. Miss Inez Trogdon of Ranchman and Miss Virginia Lemmons of Stokesdale go home after weekend visits with the Lemmons. Co O Leve Jr goes to China Grove High School for fall term. Miss Janice Sprye returns from New York City with sister Marjorie Sprye who will stay a month at 1208 Tipton Street. Mrs. C W Gaddy of Albemarle visits her parents at 701 Lindsay Street. Mrs. J S Adams and Celeste return to Goldsboro after a visit. Miss Pauline Kearns goes home to Asheboro Route Two after visiting Jessie Kearns on Steele Street. Misses Margaret Briggs Virginia Fraley and Margaret Sears leave for Salem College. Tom Jones leaves to enter Duke University. Frank Parker heads to Davidson College for fall studies.
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Jessie Best
Thomasville
Janice Sprye
New York City
Marjorie Sprye
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. L. Sprye
Tipton Street
C. W. Gaddy
Albemarle
J. D. Bacon
Lindsay Street
Gospel Tabernacle Service Discusses Its Future
The Organization of the Gospel Tabernacle will discuss the future of the Gospel Tabernacle Thursday night at 7 30 o clock. All interested in the work are urged to attend. Rev H P Williams pastor will conduct the service and speak on The Present and the Future of the Gospel Tabernacle.
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Gospel Tabernacle
H. P. Williams
Payment Delay Attributed To Dividend Shortfall
The hold up in payment was caused by awaiting sufficient dividends to cover the amount.
Beeson Hardware Showcase Reveals Negro Playground Work
Exhibit in Beeson Hardware window features handiwork from Leonard Street and Fairview Street playgrounds. O B Davis led summer recreation under W F Bailey with staff including Mitchell Merritt Boss De Berry Clements at Leonard Street and Burns Humphrey Walden Holton at Fairview Street. Attendance reached 20 841 for playground league games and 3 468 for street showers, with scrapbooks highlighting progress against juvenile delinquency.
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Beeson Hardware Company
Leonard Street
Fairview Street
O. B. Davis
W. F. Bailey
P. D. Mitchell
W. E. Merritt
Alfieta Boss
BE. M. DeBerry
Odessa Clements
Annetta Burns
Clara Humphrey
H. R. Walden
Willie Holton
Beeson
Deep River
D A R Regent Guest Of Alexander Martin Chapter
The Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a fall meeting at Emerywood Country Club on Tuesday September 11 at 3 30 pm with Mrs W H Belk state regent of Charlotte as guest. Mrs J S Welborn introduced the guest speaker who urged service to country and warned against foes to freedom while praising the Constitution’s framing and the nation’s heritage.
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Belk
Reidsville
W. H. Belk
Charlotte
Daughters of American Revolution
J. 8
Welborn
Washington Street
A. &. Caldwell
Parkway
Alexander Martin
W. Henry Belk
North Carolina Society, Daughters of American Revolution
Emerywood Corn Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
Emerywood Country Club
Charlotte Was
H. W. McCain
P. W. Flagge
J. 8. Welborn
Charlotte, N
Services Held For Wilbur Grey At Center Hill Church
Funeral services for Wilbur Grey age 19 son of Mr and Mrs W C Grey of South Lexington were held at Center Hill Baptist church at 8 30 Tuesday afternoon with burial in the church cemetery Grey had been ill about two weeks with pneumonia and complications He was employed in High Point and was brought home last Wednesday where his condition worsened until his death Sunday night Surviving are his parents and several brothers and sisters.
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Lexington
Wilbur Grey
W. C. Grey
South Lexington
Center Hill Baptist Church
Hasty High School to Open Friday for New Year
Hasty High School just west of the city will reopen Friday morning September 14. Principal B. L. West expects about 600 pupils with three new faculty members. Minor improvements were made over the summer and a positive year is anticipated.
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Hasty High School
B. L. West
DAR members host Crossnore support event in city
Mrs Belk and Mrs Tillett led a D A R meeting praising civic duties and ballot preservation. They highlighted the Crossnore mountain school project and college scholarships, with guests and refreshments after adjournment.
Mrs Slate Improves in Baltimore Hospital
Friends report Mrs J W Slate showing daily improvement at Maryland General in Baltimore after several weeks as a patient. Since Saturday she has used a wheelchair twice daily and doctors expect a possible return to High Point by September. Mrs M L Slate remains with her. The American Legion was organized in Paris in 1919.
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Walter Phillips, Jr
J. W. Phillips
Thiasel Street
Phillipe
Robert Alderman
Lester Allen
W. KE. Anderson
Gordon Callicutt
David
Clifford Cleveland
Joseph Kidd
Clyde
W. C. Green
Byrim Manley
James Ragan
WRS
Embler
Aline Embler
Lavata Proctor
Fannie Embler
G. T. Embler
L. M. McDaniel
Pauline Perdue
Norma Broadway
F. L. Proctor
Union Hill
Farmers’ Association
Harrison Jones
Hayworth Springs
Moffitt’s
North Main St
First Baptist Church
T. E. Pugh
Zetha Boswell
Mabel Bullard
Green Street Baptist Church
Will Morehead
Centennial Avenue
Joe Major
Jack Otis
Argie Wood
People of the Jesus Way” With Mrs. Otis Conducting the Study. Mrs. Fay McCollum
Eunice Williamson
Buck Johnson
Patty Mason
Ruth Stallings
Green ST
Philathea
Greentreet Baptist Church
J. H. Hubbard
East Green Street
Archdale M. EB
Woman's Bible
Archdale M. E. Church
Frank Byrum
W. H. Hayworth
Marian
Chamber Commerce
E. B. Hopkins
Sumter
D. C
Greensboro
Inez Trogdon
Rancheman
Virginia Lemmons
Stokesdale
Mrs. R. A. Lemmons
Co. O. Leve, Jr
China Grove
China Grove High School
Pauline Kearns
Asheboro
Jessie Kearns
Steele Street
Margaret Briggs
Virginia Fraley
Margaret Sears
Salem College
Winster
A'Em, N. C
Tom Jones
W. C. Jones
Duke University
Durham
Frank Parker
Davidson College
State
D. A. R. Regent
W. A. Lambeth
Mary Simmons
Center Hill Church
Estate Heatrola
Tlis
Paramount Theatre
Mildred Seather
North Main Street
National Market CO
North Main
C. W. Tillett, Sr
Flagge
Tillett
Caldwell
City
Esta
Mra. R. K. Stewart
Mra. C. B. Mattocks
Cen
J. BE. Kirkman
J. 8. Weborn
N. S. Stirewall
C. C. Garrett
Seborn Perry
BE. W. Dixon
J. R. Blair
Mary Elizabeth Lone
Alice MacRae Caldwell
M. L. Slate
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