Sloop-Hearne cake cutting honors at Sloop home
Mrs Frances Sloop and Harold Hearne wed recently in Emmanuel Lutheran church ceremony. Friday night reception at the Sloop residence featured dahlias white asters and gladioli. Guests included relatives and friends as well as members of the wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Sloop
Grimes ‘Street
Frances Sloop
Harold Hearne
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Harry Wagner
Winston-Salem
Kermit Sloope
Ting
E . Wagner
Salisbury
Elec
Pete Schultheiss
Lois Wise
Miss Brown
Barbara Atkins
Patsy Clodfelter
Hazel Lanier
Z. . Silman
Jack Ridge
Pete Schul
Thieves Remove Safe From Finance Firm
Thieves rolled a fireproof safe from the M. and J. Finance Company in Winston-Salem last night, stealing about 7 500 dollars. The safe contained 1 457.95 in cash and over 6 000 in checks. The crime occurred in the early hours and was discovered at 8 40 a m when a customer found the front door open.
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Winston-Salem
M. and J. Finance Company
Yeggs
Kenneth
Budget coats pass as real fur in teens fashion
An NEA fashion note highlights fabrics that imitate fur using caracal-curled rayon and leopard-stencilled cotton and wool. Two weather-proofed coats with matching fur-type halo hats are shown, one leopard spotted and lined with white pile, the other green fleece with crimped gray surface to resemble caracul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsie Kinard
NEA
Great Lakes Shorelines Rising Slowly says Study
A study estimates the northern shores of the Great Lakes are rising at about one foot per century due to geological and regional factors. This gradual uplift affects shoreline dynamics and local ecosystems.
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Great Lakes
Bride Elect Fetes At Party and Shower At Blair Clubhouse
Miss Mary Elizabeth White, fiance of Conner Yates of High Point and Atlanta, heads a Blair Park club shower with guests including Iris Smith and Helen White. Corsage gifts, party games, and refreshments in bridal colors highlighted the event with prizes awarded to several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Smith
Helen White
J. R. Jarrett
Blair Park Club
Mary Elizabeth White
Conner Yates
High Point
Atlanta
Pauline Byerly
Ramona Pons
Mildred
Peggy Stroud
Betty Joe Livengood
Kate Laughlin
Hal Livengood
Callie White
Retha Reddick
John Yates
F. E. White
Leon Scarborough
Frank White
Robert Johnson
Nell Lackey
J. L. Freedle
Charles Yates
Kannapolis Man Named YDC Organizational Director
Bedford Black of Kannapolis was named organizational director of the North Carolina Young Democrats by the YDC executive committee. He planned to open state headquarters in a local hotel tomorrow and run it through the November general election with Jeff Wilson of Moore County aiding him and Ralph Monger of Sanford directing public relations.
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Raleigh
Bedford Black
Kannapolis
YDC
Capus Waynick
Democratic Party
Waynick
Clifton Blue
Black
Jeff Wilson
Moore County
Ralph Monger
Sanford
Winston-Salem Banker Named Concord National Executive
John Foster of Winston-Salem has been elected executive vice president of Concord National. He will become active head of the bank on October 1 and has served the Winston-Salem City National Bank for 20 years as vice president and secretary.
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Concord
John Foster
Winston - Salem
Concord National
Foster
Winston-Salem City National Bank
Textile Industry Faces Hard Times, Observers Say
New York reports show the textile sector slipping into a downturn with retail and wholesale buying off and several New England mills closing. Cotton prices fall, wage hikes and high raw cot ton loan levels hinder recovery, while analysts foresee only gradual improvement within about a month.
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Dorothy Carew
New York
New England
Worth Street
Q. F. Walker
R. H Macy & Co
Grofe Keeps Busy with American Musical Tones
Hal Boyle profiles Ferde Grofe at 56, a prolific composer known for blending jazz rhythms with symphonic form. He scribbles ideas on the go, recalls early work with Whiteman and Gershwin, and explains his drive to describe America in music. Grofe cites discipline under pressure and a knack for rapid composing, noting a vast output and a belief in school bands needing new music.
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Grofe
Roly-Poly
Roly Poly
Paul Whiteman
George Gershwin
Maret
Grand Canyon
Hackensack, N. J
Ruth
Grose
America
Ferde
William Shakespeare
Samuel Johnson
Roxboro Man Pays Bill For New Truck In Coins
Thomas Slaughter of Roxboro paid a $1,741.90 bill for a new truck using 140 pounds of coins. He saved loose change from his cash register, filling sacks with pennies nickels dimes quarters and silver dollars over four years to cover the purchase.
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Roxboro
Thomas
Slaughter
Fish breathe by passing water over gills
Fish open and close their mouths to move water through the gills, allowing oxygen extraction. They drink little or no water in the process, relying on water flow for respiration.
Niagara Falls to Lake Ewe over 5000 years claim
A speculative note suggests Niagara Falls may erode to Lake Ewe in about five thousand years. The text also mentions Alaska earthquakes events some fifty years ago causing coastal uplift of up to fifty feet.
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Niagara Falls
Lake Ewe
Alaska
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Theiss
James R. Sloop
Dorothy Clodfelter
Odfelter
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Oklahoma
Ta A Funeral Home, Inc
M-Rci
Pareei
Blair
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ward Street Methodist Church
Jackie Marie Shelton
Paul Shelton
Douglas Lee Byrum
David L. Byrum
Vickie Lynn Burton
H. S. Burton
Tommie Laurin Welborn
Andrea Jean Hulin
Judy Ann Wikes
David Barry Cook
Mitzie Bratton
Gayla Dean Lewis
Judy Hauser
Brenda Jackson
Cotton Textile Mills
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Hal Boyle
Wre
Ferde Grofe
Los Angeles
Symphony Orchestra
Teeters Beauty Shop
Conn, Martin and Holton
James M. Harris Bernard J. Kimbey
CC. Kelly Renny
FE. Waters
H. A. Munns
Kelly C. Lawson
Virginia Moorefield
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