United Daughters of the Confederacy Set 63rd Concord Convention
The United Daughters of the Confederacy plans its 63rd annual convention in Concord with registrations and exhibits, sessions at First Presbyterian Church, and speeches by Luther Earnhardt and Sam Ervin Jr. Oct schedules include luncheons, workshops, and a memorial service, with delegates urged to bring membership cards.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Concord
Jeannette C. ST. Amand
United Jews
First Presbyterian Church
Guy Beaver
Murray Clark
J. Y. Kenner
Charles A. Cannon
R. N. Tollison
H. Bascum Baucon
Monroe
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Local clubs and wedding events listed for week
A schedule of meetings and social events appears for Monday through Saturday. Groups include United Church Women, UDC, High Point African Violet Society, Alpha Rho Chapter, AAUW, Pentagon Club, Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle, and the Friendly Club. Wednesday Gay Blade Garden Club meets at a member’s home. Friday features a Priscilla Club coffee, Alfred Hart wedding rehearsal dinner, and church ceremony at First Presbyterian Church. A bridal luncheon, cake cutting, and receptions are planned for Miss Peggy Allred and Albert Hart at local venues.
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United Church Women
YWCA
UDC
A. E. Joiner
Pennyburn Road
High Point African Violet Society
R. R. Blackburn
M Ave
Alpha Rho
Bus Black
Jamestown
AAUW
Nurses Home
Boulevard
Pentagon Club
Joe Gray
Gatewood Ave
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Ruby Carroll
Cecil Apts
Jerri-Lee Beauty Shop
Tion
Emerywood Country Club
Priscilla Club
Fred P. Ingram
Rotary
George R. Leiter
Charlotte
Alfred-Hart
String and Splinter Club
Alfred Hart Oe
First Presbyterian Church
William G. Ragsdale Jr
Jesse H. Washburn
Ragsdale
Magnolia Farm
D. A. Rawley
Johnson St
Peggy Allred
Margaret Ann Allred
Albert Stuart Hart
Country Club
Clarence M. Allred
Study Club To Meet Wednesday
Twentieth Century Study Club will meet Wednesday at 12 30 p m at the home of Mrs Harry D Nawthorne 307 Woodrow Ave
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Twentieth Century Study Club
Harry D. Nawthorne
Woodrow Ave
Winfreys Return From California Trip
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Winfrey of 405 Greenwood Drive and Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Winfrey of Route 1 Kernersville have returned from California. They visited sites in Arizona, New Mexico and Louisiana during the trip. Rhoda Lee Rich remains a patient at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem after surgery on Tuesday and may receive visitors. Mrs Clifton A. Koontz has just come home from Memphis after visiting her son-in-law and daughter Randy Burgess and their infant Deborah Elizabeth. The American public now buys about 1.5 billion pounds of canned meat, triple the 1940 level.
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R. J. Winfrey
Greenwood Dr
L. G. Winfrey
Kernersville
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Louisana
Rhoda Lee Rich
Walter Rich
Greer St
Baptist
Clifton A. Koontz
Gatewood
Memphis
Tenn
Randy Burgess
Deborah Elizabeth
Meat packing industry shows over four thousand U.S. firms
The statement notes that more than 4000 meat packing companies operate across the United States, highlighting the sector's breadth and nationwide presence in agribusiness and food processing.
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U. S
Regional WMU Annual Meet Set Thursday
The Greensboro Region of Woman's Missionary Union will meet Thursday Oct 1 at 10 a.m. at First Baptist Church Greens-boro. Miss Irene Chambers Home Mission Board Southern Baptist will speak with Miss Sara Hobbs Young Women's Auxiliary state worker on program. Luncheon follows at 1 p.m.
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Greensboro
Irene Chambers
Home Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Sara Hobbs
Young Women’s Auxiliary
Woman’s Missionary Union
Priscilla Club To Meet Friday
Mrs. Fred P. Ingram will host the Priscilla Club gathering at 12:30 p.m. Friday from 1116 Rotary Drive. The club's meeting aims to bring members together for a social and organizational session.
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Priscilla Club
Fred P. Ingram
Rotary Dr
Remedial Reading Clinic Planned by Thomasville Club
The Junior Woman's Club of Thomasville launches a remedial reading clinic for city school children. If funded, a teacher would join the schools, with salary support by the state, and the clinic would offer individualized and small group instruction after testing similar to Bowman Gray School of Medicine. The club eyes Fall Homes Tour sponsorship for funds.
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Thomasville Club
Thomasville
Tom A. Finch
Junior Woman's Club
Winston - Salem
Winston-Salem
Finch
Eva Kirkman
Kern Street
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Dren
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Barbara Mason
Tess
Miss Mason
Southern Portrait Studio
Guy M. Beaver
Fred Ketner
Concord Hotel
Luther E. Earnhardt
North Carolina
Sam Ervin Jr
D. L. Corbitt
Earl Weatherly
Ashley T. St. Amand
Sam C. Kellam
Wilmington
Jeff Davie
Mlae Mildred Johnson
Wilmington College
Pansy Fetzer
Mildred McKay
Z. A. Rochelle
Crosses
R. E. Ridenhour Jr
Benton Ludwig
Salisbury
Gay Blade Garden Club
Harry Rothrock Jr
Greenway Dr
Singer Sewing Center
N. Main St
WMU
Struffer
Princess
Samuel Hyman
Fine China
Stauffer
College ST
China
America
South Main ST
High Point
Ingram's Pharmacy
All Mann Drug Stores
Grace Flower Shop
Hones
C. DeWitt Holton
Seria
DeWitt Holton Furniture
S. Main ST
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