Emmanuel Lutheran dedicates new educational building
The Emmanuel Lutheran Church in High Point will dedicate its new educational building built in 1952 53 at a cost of 90000 free of debt during an 11 am worship service led by Rev F L Conrad president of the United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina The dedication is followed by a week of services including a preaching teaching mission led by Rev John R Brokhoff at 7 30 pm tonight through Wednesday Dr Brokhoff a Muhlenberg College graduate and St Marks Lutheran Charlotte pastor will speak on topics including The Magnetic Master Only Believe Prayer at its Best and Americas No Problem
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
N. Street
F. L. Conrad
United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina
Mr. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran
Coletrane Graham
High Point
Harry D. Hawthorne
Mr. Haw
J. L. Morgan
M. L. Camp
P. D. Brown
John R. Brokhoff
Brokhoff
America
Pottsville
Muhlenberg College
Mt. Airy Lutheran Seminary
University of Pennsylvania
Muhlenberg
Man Booked After Socks Found on Car Back Seat
Lloyd Cecil Dale 23 is jailed on larceny and receiving charges after police found dozens of socks in his car following a reckless driving stop. Socks matched items reported stolen from a Greensboro firm once missing 30 dozen pairs. Dale confessed finding the hosiery but refused to return them, saying he could not prove ownership.
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Lloyd Cecil Dale
Tate Street
Dale
Greensboro
Gate City
Guy Brewer
Brewer
Charles Edward Johnson
Johnson
Sam Strickland
Thomas Tyson
Alonzo Holmes
Bobby Ray Prince
Modern Poultry Co
N. Main
Tobacco Market Averages Steady Amid Light Old Belt Sales
Flue cured tobacco markets in the Carolinas and Virginia posted light deliveries on the Old Belt during its second sales week. Prices stayed firm overall with losses in reaf grades and gains in primings and lugs, while totals show season and weekly pounds and averages across Old Belt Eastern Middle and South Carolina markets.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
Virginia
Old Belt
Middle Belt
South Carolina
Whiteville
Death of J W Menius of Asheboro at clinic
John White Menius Sr. 65 of Asheboro dies at 6 30 am after brief illness at a local clinic. Retired railway postal clerk he is survived by wife Jessie Ward Menius two sons R W and J W Menius Jr a daughter in Chapel Hill a stepsister four half sisters and three half brothers. Funeral set for Sunday 4 pm at First Methodist Church with burial in Oaklawn Cemetery.
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Asheboro
John White Menius Sr
Jessie Ward Menius
John R. Faust
Chapel Hill
R. W
J. W. Menius Jr
N. W. Menius
China Grove
J. W. Yost
Ruth Atwell
Walter Pless
Agnes Ward
Albert Webber
Denver
Colo
N. W
Archie
Richard Menius
First Methodist Church
Oaklawn
Farlow Funeral Home
Harold Groce
R E Burton Succumbs In Rest Home
Thomasville reports the death of 85 year old Robert Edward Burton at Lynn Haven Rest Home Mocksville following a year long illness. He was born near Thomasville October 24 1871 son of William and Mila Burton lifetime resident of the area a Memorial Methodist Church member and Bible class member. He married Carrie Westmoreland in 1901 and Mrs Edith Benner. three sons Stewart Steve and Charles with two grandchildren and one great grandchild survive. Services Monday at 2 pm at Memorial Methodist Church conducted by Rev Frank Jordan. Burial in City Cemetery section of the family plot.\"
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Thomasville
Robert Edward Burton
Cox Ave
Lynn Haven
Mocksville
Davidson County
William
Mila Hudson Burton
Memorial Methodist Church
Carrie Westmoreland
Edith Benner
Stewart Burton
Steve Burton
Msgt
Charles Burton
U. S
Oreat
Frank Jordan
J. C. Green and Sons
City Cemetery
DAR District Meetings Set Across Eight Districts
Asheville Sept 21 The Daughters of the American Revolution announce district meetings led by state District One host Waynesville Sept 30 and District Two in Lenoir Sept 28. Others include District Three Shelby Oct 1 District Four Albemarle Oct 2 District Five Greensboro Sept 27 District Six Raleigh Sept 26 District Seven Red Springs Sept 24 and District Eight Washington Sept 25.
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Asheville
N.C
Ciety
Roy H. Cagle
Waynesville
Lenoir
Shelby
Albemarle
Greensboro
Raleigh
Red Springs
Washington
Tulip Variety Count and Dutch Source Note
The text notes more than two thousand tulip varieties and states that about 98 percent of these spring bulbs originate from Holland.
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Holland
Haiti Votes In Election Amid Turmoil
Haiti prepares for a presidential vote as a three man military junta still rules. Illiteracy runs high among voters while ballots mark indelible ink on fingers to deter fraud. Candidates Dejoie Jumelle and Duvalier contest a process already plagued by violence and irregularities.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Caribbean
Louis Dejoie
Clement Jumelle
Dejoie
Francois Duvalier
Paul Magloire
Welfare Board Appointments Announced Statewide
The State Board of Public Welfare announces one appointee in each of the 100 counties to serve on county welfare boards for three years. Appointees cannot be reappointed for more than two consecutive terms. In Guilford and nearby counties names include Dr. Lyda Gordon Shivers Greensboro Dr. A. P. Fortney Jamestown Mrs. B. C. Young Jr. Lexington Mrs. Walter E. Johnston Jr. Winston-Salem and Jack Shoffner Liberty.
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State Board of Public Welfare
Board of Welfare
Guilford
Lyda Gordon Shivers
Greensboro
A. P. Fortney
Jamestown
B. C. Young Jr
Lexington
Walter E. Johnston Jr
Winston-Salem
Jack Shoffner
Liberty
Zoning Board Approves Carport and Church Building
Thomasville zoning board approves a carport at 15 Fifth Ave and a one story block church at 610 Oaklawn Dr. Temporary withholding remains on a frame residence at 207 Church St as of Sept 9, per chairman Clayton Hilton.
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Thomasville
Fifth Ave
Oaklawn Dr
Clayton Hilton
Hilton
Church St
Vehicle in Art: Liquid Mediums for Pigment Dilution
In painting, the vehicle carries pigment. Water serves as the medium in watercolor, while oil is used in oil paints as the diluting vehicle.
Convalescence Over Political Critics Of the Increase
President Eisenhower has regained much health after his heart attack and operations. The White House pace is calmer with fewer appointments and more rest and golf. Critics say he is relaxed and not assertive enough to push his program or end the school crisis, with Democratic Digest labeling him an absentee government and lacking leadership.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Democratic Digest
Hosiery Mills Shutdown In Hickory Area
Two hosiery plants in Hickory and Newton close amid industry turmoil affecting 170 workers. Whitener Hosiery Mills and Quality Hosiery Co end operations. machinery sold to Morris Speizman Inc of Charlotte for resale. Finishing work to complete by Oct. 1, knitting division halted last night. Forest City Bit and Tool Co of Rockford, Ill., plans to restart production within two weeks.
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Hickory
N.C
Newton
Forest City Bit and Tool Co
Rockford
Ill
T. Manly Whitener
Whitener Hosiery Mills, Inc
Quality Hosiery Co
Randolph Democrats To Hear Jordan
Randolph County Young Democratic club sets a Dutch supper meeting Friday at Ce Tell Restaurant Highway 220 South Dr Henry Jordan State Senator will be the principal speaker Richard S Clark arranged the appearance C W Henley is supper chairman John B Wood will preside Jordan a long time public servant and potential governor candidate from Randolph and Gas ton counties owns Jordan Spinning Mills Cedar Falls member First Methodist Church and Rotarian.
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Randolph
Gaston County
N. C
Arts and Crafts Classes Slated This Fall
The fall session of the arts and crafts workshop will begin at Jun and continue for seven weeks. Mrs Sizemore spoke about the schedule and noted the program aims to teach creative skills and provide community activities.
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Sizemore
Old Coins Exhibit Linked to Charlotte Mint History
Four million dollars worth of old coins will be shown in Charlotte at the Middle Atlantic Numismatic Assn convention October 25 to 27. About 900 delegates are expected as officers plan events and the Charlotte Coin Club issues a commemorative medal marking the Charlotte Mint era from 1837 to 1861.
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Charlotte
Middle Atlantic Numismatic Assn
Charlotte Coin Club
Charlotte Mint
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