Asheboro wedding notices include Birkhead Montgomery vows
In Asheboro a late afternoon ceremony united Miss Alice Privette Birkhead and Corporal Robert Louis Montgomery in a double ring service officiated by Rev. Frank S. Jones. The couple, later traveling to a green wool suit, will reside in Asheboro. Montgomery serves in the Army Air Corps. Also noted are marriages of Margie Lee White and Charles C. Small in Sophia and Margaret Jose one Parker to Pvt. Howard Franklin under, plus Mary Louise Gilmore and Sergeant Donald Nauss Jr. in Bennettsville.
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Enterprise
Heboro
Cerey
Alice Privette Birkd
Robert Louisgomery
United States Army Corps
M. H. Birkhead
Ember
L. E. Whitfield
George Wolff
Greensboro
Frank S. Jones
Presbyterian Church
Ter
Corporal
M. H Head
Boro High School
Greensboro College
Erporal
Montgomery
Floyd L. Montry
WBIG
Reensboro
Sta
Margie Lee White
Charles C. Small
Sophia
Center Friends Church
Margaret Farlow
Small
J. M. White
High Point
Mr. Small
J. C. Small
Mary Louise Gilmore
B. W. Gilmore
Ramseur
Donald William Nauss
Bennettsville
S. C
el Nauss
Harrisburg
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Nauss
Victor Parker
Farm
Margaret Joseone
Howard Franklin Under
Fort Bragg
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Asheboro
Charles L. Stout
Pvt
Snider
A. T. Snider
Route 2
The
Farmer High School
OES Initiation Rites Slated for Meet Tuesday
The High Point chapter number 106, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening September 14. The official visit of Miss Ethel Lovett, Asheboro state official, has been postponed to September 28. Four candidates will be initiated during the session per secretary Miss Bessie Pope.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ethel Lovett
Asheboro
Bessie Pope
Raphael Semmes Program Featured by Thomasville UDC
Thomasville UDC session opened fall meetings at Mrs. T. B. Johnson and Miss Bain Johnson home with Miss Bain Johnson presenting a program on Raphael Semmes and his Civil War cruiser Alabama. Mrs. J. R. Myers presided. Miss Sallie McCracken read bulletin extracts. Delegates elected for October state meeting in Statesville. Social hour included refreshments by hostsess and guests.
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Thomasville
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
T. B. Johnson
Misses Bain
May Johnson
Bain Johnson
Raphael Semmes
Alabama
J. R. Myers
Sallie McCracken
Revered Peele Returns to Deep River Pulpit
Deep River Church pastor Rev Joseph H Peele resumes duties after August vacation. Local students ride Jamestown school buses as fall term begins. Navy man W J Little visits from New Orleans while on sick leave. Several residents travel, visit, and fall ill. R L Borum gravely ill at home.
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Joseph H. Peele
Deep River Church
Deep River
Jamestown School
W. J. Little
U.S. Navy
New Orleans
John Robert Borum
Raleigh
Frances Joe Cameron
Pine Bluff
N. C
J. L. Skeen
L. L. Farlow
High Point
Margaret Peele
Joseph Peele
Sue Yates
T. Jordan
Julia Jones
Alwayne Blair
Edgar Weston
Stoneville
Lara Jane Carrol
Ann Yates
R. L. Borum
T. J. Jones
Revival Opens At Lineberry Church With Denton Quartet
Rev Joseph Trogdon of Randleman begins weekly revival at Lineberry Methodist Church Denton with two services and dinner on the ground. Special music by the Denton quartet led by Paul Hamilton. Assisted by Rev A D Shelton. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed as attendees and guests across the region.
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Route Four
Arcis Morris
Salisbury
Duck Morgan
Trinity
Glenn Doby
High Point
Dolen Hill
Asheboro
Joel Trogdon
Randleman
A. D. Shelton
Whitson C. Skeen
W. A. Frank
Jessie Taylor
Holmes Reed
John Crawford
Eldorado
Arthur Gallimore
Myrtle Lax
Lexington
Lillie Chandler
Whitson Wood
Johnsie Loflin
Marshall Hughes
Whitson C. Sheen
Raymond Elliott
Edward Hearne
Newport News
D A R State Regent To Be Here Tuesday
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution holds its initial Fall meeting Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at Mrs. J. E. Kirkman’s home, 230 East Washington Street. Distinguished guest will be Mrs. Preston B. Wilkes Jr. of Charlotte, with hostesses including Mrs. A. S. Caldwell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. E. Kirkman
East Washington Street
Preston B. Wilkes, Jr
Charlotte
Kirkman
A. S. Caldwell
Bruce Carraway
D. L. Bouldin
T. A. Kearns
Alice Caldwell
Lois Welborn
R. A. Herring
Marriage 18 A Fine Institution Says Elsie Robinson
Elsie Robinson argues marriage honors individuality and self development. She contends a wife cannot make a man and warns against the feminist idea that a woman's influence creates male success. She urges respect for personal agency and warns readers of meddling in male growth.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
WCMC Dinner Opens 52nd Year Monday
In Greensboro on September 11 the Woman's College faculty dinner marks the 52nd year. Dr W C Jackson will preside at 6 30 in North Dining hall and speak briefly on school opening business. New faculty members will be introduced as 920 new students arrive Monday for orientation. 1277 former students will also arrive Thursday bringing anticipated enrollment to 2197.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College
W. C. Jackson
North Dining Hall
Burbank Garden Club Opens Fall Program at President Home
The Burbank Garden club begins its Fall program Wednesday at 10 AM at the home of Mrs. H. P. Morris on Edgedale Drive. Mrs. FE H. Jarrett will present a program on Storage of Fruits and Vegetables, with members expected to attend.
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Burbank
Freshmen and Transfers Prepare for Semester Start
Freshmen and commercial students will register Thursday and former and transfer students Friday. Classwork for all begins Saturday, September 18, marking a new academic year with enrollment higher than any prior year.
WIPS form to promote safety first in war effort
Newark based voluntary group WIPS stands for Women s Industrial Production Services Inc. They issue cards to women in war production urging enrollment for safety and efficient factory work, aiming to reduce accidents deemed the seventh column. The campaign highlights loss of life through carelessness and unnecessary acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
INS
WAACS
SPARS
WIPS
Women's Industrial Production Services, Inc
Altrusa Dinner and Meeting Slated for Tuesday
The High Point Altrusa club will hold its September dinner in the Sheraton Hotel private dining room followed by a business session on Tuesday evening September 14. No surgical dressings work will occur this week due to U.S.O. and War Bond activities. members able should instead report to Red Cross rooms for the work.
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High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton
U.S.O
Red Cross
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Madeline Hoover
Ee Birkhead
Cpl. Montgomery
Army Air Corps
O.E.S
A. McMurray
South Main Street
Bride OF
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Cullman
Ala
Margaret Ardelia Slack
Corporal Denson
Julia Denson
Mr. Denson
Camp Davis
United States Army
Osborn Slack
Til Granby Street
UDC
Doris Myers
Jennie Clodfelter
Blanche Mrees
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Hie"ory
Joe Peace
Margaret Pierce
Miss Myers
Ora Boggs
Jerry Neal Jester
Moyer Mendenhall
Norfolk
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Deep River News
Tor
Paradises
High Point's
Paradise Agents
Denton News
Elsie Robinson
Earth
Seersucker
Rayons
Chambray
Percale
Nelson L. Cecil
Camp Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
Mildred Henderson
A. EB. Henderson
Thisecity
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Pvt. Cecil
Arkansas
WCMC
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International News Service
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