Church groups sponsor China study at First Methodist
The Wesleyan Service Guild and the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church announce a two evening study of China starting Monday at 7 30 in the church downstairs auditorium Miss Nina Troy a returned missionary will speak and participate in a Monday night one act play and a Tuesday film all Methodist women are invited Also the Alma McCain guild of Wesley Memorial Methodist church will meet Monday at 7 30 in the chapel for its regular gathering.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
China
Nina Troy
Alma McCain
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Pioneer Council Meeting to Hear Columbia Convention Report
The Pioneer Council number 52 of Sons and Daughters of Liberty will meet Monday night at Commerce street hall. Counselor Mrs Opal Greene presides and a report from the National convention held in Columbia South Carolina last week will be presented.
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Pioneer Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Commerce Street
Opal Greene
Columbia
S. C
4th District DAR To Meet In October
The American Revolution 4th District meeting will be held in Wadesboro on October 5 at 10 30 a.m. at the First Baptist Church. Attendees should call Mrs J F Hayden at 2498 before October 1.
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Dar
Wadesboro
First Baptist Church
J. F. Hayden
Home Ceremony Unites Miss Hughes And Reba Boyles Jr
Miss Hughes and Reba Boyles Jr were united in a home ceremony attended by the groom’s aunt and uncle on North Main Street. Mrs Boyles, a Liberty Mutual Insurance employee, is from local schools and Mr Boyles is a Allen Jay High School graduate who served 22 months in the United States armed forces in Sumner. After a wedding trip to the western part of the state and Tennessee the couple will reside with the bride’s parents.
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North Main Street
Tennessee
Wedding Details of Miss Francis Muse and Mr Welborn
Miss Francis Muse wore a pointed collar gown with a halo veil and orange blossom circlet. The groom, William Welborn, a North Carolina native, plans agriculture work after a honeymoon to an undisclosed destination. Guests included relatives from Carthage Greensboro Winston-Salem and Pa. locations with a Norwood Court home to be shared after October 9.
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William Frazier
Greenville
S. C
High Point
Robert Griffith
Holland Brinkley
B. E. Mendenhall
Winston-Salem
Charles Hopkins
Ranover
High Point College
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Welborn
Army Air Crops
Norwood Court
William T. Muse
John D. McCaskill
Noah J. Muse
Frederick Muse
Carthage
James O
Richmond
Fred Masser
Birmingham
Ala
Mary Wilkinson
Greensboro
Marine Corps
Government Agricultural
Births and parents announced in North Carolina and Virginia
A series of birth notices: Tesh family in Portsmouth Virginia announces a son born September 2 at US Navy hospital. Bodenheimer family in Stuttgart Arkansas announces son David Lewis born September 18. Edwards family in Kernersville and Hiatt relation note, Norma Ellen born September 21 at Washington Street unit hospital. Garrett family in High Point reports Sharon Lynn born September 20 at Memorial hospital Boulevard unit. home address listed. Gill family in High Point announces daughter Vicki Lynn born September 21 at Boulevard unit hospital. Millar family in High Point announces daughter Kathy Dale born September 22 at Boulevard unit hospital.
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Herbert Stanley Tesh
Portsmouth
Virginia
U. S. Navy
Oren Bodenheimer
Stuttgart
Arkansas
David Lewis
Bodenheimer
Kernersville
Normal Edwards
Norma Ellen
Washington Street
R. L. Garrett, Jr
Sharon Lynn
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
R. L. Gill
Richland Avenue
Vicki Lynn
Boulevard Unit
Ae Millars
R. D. Millar
Howell Street
Kathy Dale
Beeson Hosts Visitors From Danville and More
Elizabeth Beeson received Evangeline and Myrtle Herron from Danville Va. as guests at route four. Miss Sarah Boone returned from Duke Hospital to 708 Carrick Avenue after surgery. Mrs Walter Lawrenson visits New York for the weekend with Mr and Mrs Don Stanton. Sylvia Campen travels with the party and stays with her sister Mrs Stanton.
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Elizabeth Beeson
Evangeline and
Myrtle Herron
Danville, Va
Sarah Boone
Carrick Avenue
Duke Hospital
Walter Lawrenson
New York
Don Stanton
Sylvia Campen
Mrs. Stanton
Private Duty Nurses Entertained for First Fall Meeting
The Private Duty Nurses business club will entertain Thursday at 7 PM with a weiner roast at Mrs. Sallie Pierce’s home on Thomasville road. Mrs. Sue Leonard and Mrs. Pierce host, followed by a business meeting. Mrs. Kate Williard urges members to attend.
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Private Duty Nurses Business Club
Sallie Pierce
Sue Leonard
Pierce
Thomasville Road
Kate Williard
Musical Art Club To Meet Tomorrow
The Musical Art Club will hold its September business meeting Monday evening at 7 30 at the home of president Mrs. C F Tomlinson 529 Parkway. Members are urged to attend as important business matters will be discussed.
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The
Musical Art Club
C. F. Tomlinson
Parkway
Hospital Guild To Meet Wednesday
The Woman's Guild of High Point Memorial hospital will meet at the YWCA Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Hospital Guild
Woman's Guild of the
High Point Memorial Hospital
The
YWCA
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Alma McCain Guild
Enterprise
Lizzie Gooch Shop
Surrey
Prunella Wood
California
Miss Hughes
Reba Boyles, Jr
Sumner
Miss Francis Muse
Tel
Tesh Son
Bodenheimer Son
Eor A
Norma Edwards
Seee
Sharon Lynn Garrett
Vicki Lynn Gill
Western Electric Hearing Aid
Jeff's Drug Store
Audiphone CO
Co, N
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
Grace Flower Shop
Lester Morgan
America
B.C
Columbus
Isabella
Chris
Sturgis May
Gilbert Southern
Dwight Carroll
Jack Smith
Suc
Greta Garbo
Florence
Italy
Lester's Jewelers
Lester's
Sakai
N. Main
Marshall E. Ginsburg
Optometrist
Friendship Club
Frank Dozier
Delk Drive
J. W. Sechrest & Son, Inc
Sw. Sechrest & Son, Inc
Main St
Penney’s
Chenille
Aqua
Helio
Seagreen
Copen
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