Community notices of visits and gatherings across North Carolina
Miss Kathy Alston visits grandparents in Raleigh area while Miss Celia Edwards and Miss Lou Harbinson from Shelby stay with friends. Folks travel home from Kalamazoo and Peters burg after visits. Several residents host relatives and attend ship duties, birthdays, and social outings. Central Methodist Choir enjoys Lake Montonia picnic with plans for summer events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Edwards
Lou Harbinson
Shelby
Miss Edwards
Miss Harbinson
G. C
Methodist Choir
Lake Montoni
Central Methodist Church
Lake Montonia
Bonnie McIntosh
DAR Sends Clothing To Crossnore School
DAR members led by Mrs. C. E. Neisier Mrs. Harry and others traveled to Crossnore on Friday to donate clothing from the DAR Chapter. They noted Mrs. Mary Sloop, head of the school, had not fully recovered to receive the delegation. The trip followed Skyland Drive with reports of flame azaleas Hauret and rhododendron still bright in the Craggies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Neisier
Harry
W.T. Weir
H. T.patton
Joe Neisler
Crossnore
Dar
Mary Sloop
Skyland Drive
Stevie White Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Stevie White, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. White, turned eight on Saturday, June 21, with a gala party hosted by his mother at their West Mountain Street home. Twenty six guests enjoyed games with prizes, favors, and refreshments as gifts arrived. Grandparents and relatives assisted, and group photos were taken. Miss Betty Miller of Gastonia visited Mrs. E.S. Gosey the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Snow
Linda Snow
Maynard Snow
Paul Mtwenty
Ann
Linda
Stevie White
James W. White
West Mountain Street
Stevie
E. W. White
Erskin Watterson
GW. Mauney
Junior Box Scores Show Eres Game of June 21
Box score fragment shows players like Matthews, Daniels, Ringe, and Floyd with multiple at bats, walks, and errors. Mentions MountaiN and Carolina potato production data, 1951 yields, and a detailed umpire list. The readable portion tracks scoring chances and fielding miscues with several line items and player initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Pale
Irae Mountain
Matthews
Carter
Sita Ne
North Carolina
Detroit Banker Heads Kiwanis International Leader
Walter J. L. Ray of Detroit was elected Kiwanis International president for the year ahead at the Seattle convention. He succeeds Clauder B. Hellmann of Baltimore and has served as Kiwanis treasurer and trustee, guiding the Michigan Kiwanis District. The convention drew over 10,000 attendees from Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kiwanis International
Seattle
Wash
Detroit
Iricers
Kiwanis Club
Sings, Mountain
Walter J
Standard Federal ‘Savings and Loan Association of
Mich
Clauder B. Hellmann
Baltimore
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Yukon Territory
Ray
United States Savings and Loans League
Tthe
The
Detroit Mortgage Bankers’ Asso
Xiwanis
Walter J. L. Ray
International
Michigan Kiwanis District
Kenneth P. Greenaway
Deat of Zellers
Len
Montreal
Albert V. Zimmermann
Land Lumberman
Alexandria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kathy Alston
Ralelgi N.C
Mrs. A. B. Prince
William Anthony I
Kalamazoo, Mich
Anthony
J. di Mercer
Peggy
Petersburg
Ruth Bishop
Asheville
Nancy Bishop
R. G. Morrison
Hickory
F.E. Finger
Joe Nessler
Calvin D. Mitchell
Charlotte
Claud Barrett
San Diego
Calif
Saralee Harrill
E. A. Harrill
Faison Barnes
Washington, D.C
Washington
Buck Timberlake
New York City
E. T. Plott
Leo Jowers
Bill Jowers
Pocomoke City
Maryland
Mr. Jowers
P. D. Herndon
Baitor
Crossnore School
Betty Miller
Gastonia
E.S. Gosey
Kings Mountain Laundry
Nachman
Eres
KINGS
Mountain May Matthews
Junior Daniels
Franc Shetty
Daniels
Mose
Pais
Welin'e
Prancoe
Cottord
Danteis
Rorats
Imag Moura Rite Matthey
Val
Toe Sik
Donald T. Forsythe
Carthage
Chape
Hancock County Journal
H. Park Arnold
Glendale
H. W. Driver
Euclid
James G. Gass
Regina
Sask
Warren Graffam
Pittsburgh
Sackson A. Tevey
Indianapolis
Lation
Belk
Children's Department
Jerchante
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